SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LESHCHENKO, S.S. - LESHCHENKO, ZH.YA.

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LE3111CHENKO, S. S. , ZVEREV., B. I., and KjUPOV) V. 11.
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Truay-Transactions of the First Conference on Radioaction Chim-dutry, Moscow,
lzd-vo AR SSSR, 1958. 33OPP.
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AUTHORS: Karpov, V. L., Leahchenko, S. S., Mitrofanova, L. V. and
Finkel I , E. E.
TITLE; The effect of various additives on radiational cross-
linking and thermal stability of irradiated polyethylene
SOURCE: Trudy II Vaesoyuznogo soveshchaniya po radiataionnoy kh-
mii. Ed. by L. S. Polak. Moscow, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1962,
547-553
TEXT: The aim of this work was to find suitable stabilizers for
irradiated PE and thus increase its usefui life at higher tempera-
tures. The additives, i.e. soots and silica gels, a copolymer of
phenol and styrene, 112N.C 6H 4* N(C6H 5)2, dinaphthylmethane, dibutyl
9n maleate, dibutyl Sn stereate, dibutyl maleate, 2-naphthol, and
phenyl-c~-naphthylamine were mixed into PE by rolling and hot-pres-
sing, in amounts of 1 - 15 parts by weight. The specimens were r'
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The effect of various D204t/D307
irradiated in air and vacLWin (-100 Mrad, at 0.6 - 0.8 Mrad/hr), and
their thermonechanical properties were studied at 150, 200 or 30000.
Channel and 'Vulcan' soots,I.the plienol-atyrene copolymers NH 2'C 6H4'-
N(C61i 021 and silica gel l,,Abro.9oll exerted no stabilizing action on
PE; additives containing aromatic groups exerted a pronounced anti-
radiation action; additions of silica gel type 'Al (6i02 containing
uni- and polyvalent metallic admixtures) and of the organotin com-
pounds excrted a strong stabilizing effect. The specimens contain-
ing 10 parts by weight of the above stabilizers had their useful
life prolonged from 6 to 6U*hours at 2000C and from 200 to 1500 hrs
at 1500C. The effects of stabilizers depended on their content,* the
medium (air or vacuum) and temperature. Additives containing aro-
matic groups thus prevent cross-linking on irradiation but do not
inhibit oxidative ageing processes, and vice versa. Organotin de-
rivatives may participate in reactions proceeding through hydroper-
oxidE! radicals and leading to the formation of a network with oxy-
gen bridges. The assistance of N. I. Sheverdina and L. V. Abramova,
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The eiffeot of various D204/D307
who supplied the organotin compounds, is acknowledged. There are
3 figures and 2 tablea.
ASSOCIATION:* Fiziko-khimicheskiy inBtitut L. Ya. Karpova; NII ka-
bellnoy promyshlennosti (Phydico-Chemical Institute
im. L. Ya. Karpov; NII of the Cable Industry)
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AMOR: lAshchenko, S. S,; Kar
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Tr=:.. Electron-diffraction study of fluorine-containiMLMI-yMers
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SOURCE.- Vy*ookomolekulyarnrye ooyedineniya, v. 5.. no. 7, 1963, 953-959
TOPIC MSt fluorIne-containing polymer, fluorlne-containing copolymer, elec-
tron diffraction, crystalline copolymer, amorphous copolymer, copolymer film,
polymer MatallIne lattice,,rubberlike copolymer, substituent, subatituent size,
substituent distribution, chlorine substitueat, vinylidene fluoride, here,-
fluoM)ropylone, chlorotrifluoroethylene
ABSTRAM The struct f co lymers of vinylidlne fluoride and hexaflu-
P:~ eblorotriflu thylene ani vinylidene
oropropylene (c era 1) and oroe
fluoride (copolymers II) have been studied by the electron-diffraction metbod.
The purpose.of the study vasto determine the effects of the nature of the
second monomer, its content,-and its distribution along the chain on the cry-
stallization capacity of they-o~jMrs,\\ The experiments were conducted with
unstretched and stretched fi Iwo of copolymers I containing 7-35 mol% CA
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groups and of copolymers n containing 16.6-66*7 mold C?2112 groups. The re-
sults oT the study, presented in the form of tables and a ectron diffraction
a
patterwi, show that copolymers containing up to TO% C3Ffi groups in the vinylidine
fluoride chain and up to 16% CAH2 groups in the chlorotrifluoroethylene chain
E
exhibit a crysta. line striiature identical vith that of the respective homolymers.
An increase in the content of the second monomer in the copolymers gradually
induces disorder in the crystalline lattice. Copolymers I containing over 15%
C,F, grcaps and copolymers 11 containing over 25% C:F2lr2 groups are amorphous
a~eexhibit rubberlike properties. The results indicate that the anorphoun
character of these copolymers is due to the great difference in the aize of the
subatituente (C1 and -CF3 groups) and to an irregular distribution of substi-
It is concluded that it is possible to convert plastics
tuents along the chain.
into polymers with rubberlike properties by the Introduction of large and ir-
regularly distributed atoms or groupo.vhich upset the regularity of the chain.
Orig. art. has: 4 figures and 3 tables.
ASSOCIalON: Fiziko-khimicbeekiy Inotitut im. L. Ya. Karpov6.
(Physicochemlcal
institut')
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Moro Slovokhotova, N. A.1~ Leshchlenko# S. Karpov, V. L,#
!Finkel,, E. E~1- L. V.
,.OMitrofanova
'TITLE: Spectral investigation of diang Ies caused by ionizing radiation in polyethy-,
lene stab"ized by'tin dibijtyl maleaty--_
A.
CITETP SOURCE: Tr- KomJ2,--po spektroskopil. All SSSR, vyp. 1, 1964, 503-511)
1TOPIC TAGS.,.,polyethylene,:antioxi4ant additive, spectrographic analysis, ionizing.
Iirradiaitioni. ir spectrum
TRMGLATIOH: It bi found that the addition,of tig dibutyl maleate reduces the oxi-
dationfate of.polye'thylene during.thetinal agingland when it is subjected to loniz-1
iing radiatioti in,air. A shift In'the carb I.Ion band In the Infrared spectrulm
.-I - - OXY -1
from 16i$ C,M,.!:f.f%orluntreated.oolyothylone with tin dibutyl maleate to 15135 cm af-
ter, irrAdIatloh, in a.vacuum: indicates that the polymer radical is joined to the tin
atom t(i ilor" a'iriaikyl tin salt. This is used as a basis to explain the antioxi-

ALEKSP11DROV, A. Yu.; EERLYANT, S.M.; KARPOV, V.L.; USHCHWO, S.S.;
OKHWBYSTn4, O.Yu.; FOKEL', E.E.; SHP121EL19 V.S.
Study by the M8sebauer effect of the behavior of dibutyltin
dimaleate as stabilizer in the irradiation of polyethylene,
Vysokom. soed. 6 no.11:2105-2107 11 164 (MIRA 18:2)

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AUTHOR: Karpov. V. L.; Leshchenko, S. S.; Mitrofanova, L. V. ; Finkel', E. E.~
TITLE: Characteristics of the radiation crosslinkav
%f certain polyolefins and
their copolymers In a nitrous oxide medium
SOURCE: Vysokomolekulyarnyye soyedineniya, v. 7, no. 8, 1965, 1319-1322
TOPIC rAGS: polyolefin, polyethylene, polypropylene, copolymer, nitrogen
compound, crosslink, radiation effect
ABSTRACT: The effect of nitrous oxide on the radiation crgssjinkage of P2!X2.t11YL_
ene,~pol, ane"hnd an ethylene- propylene copojy=rjVMN1hvestigatcd by the
__,rpropyl,
extraction method, 'It was shown that nitrous oxide accelerates this process in
comparison to radiation crosslinkage attained In vacuum. The greatest accelera-*:
tion was noted in polypropylene, from which it was concluded that the increased
radiation crosslinkage yield is associated with the suppression of degradation,
The acceleration effect In polyethylene was smaller since the prevailing process,
upon its it-radiation, is crosslinking and not degradation. It was fjuggested that
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the mechanism of energy dissipation from polyisobutylene to nitrous oxide,
proposed by J. Okada (J. Appl. Polymer Sci. 7, 1731, 1963), obtains for tile
other polyolefins. Orig. art. has: 4 figures
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko~khimicheskiy institu~ im. L. Ya. Karpova (Physico-
chemical Institute) Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut kabellnoy promyshlennosii
(Scientific Research Institute of the Cable Industry)
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OR: Gladkova, G. I.; Yegorova, Z. S.*, Karpov, V,, L.; Leshchenko, S. S.1
itrofanova, L. V.,,YJS1ovokhotov&j H. A.; unkel", E. - Chernti_6V";-3'.' M. ... f*"~'
44t" -, A, Xj ---
TITLE: Thermal stabilization of irradiated polyet; Leneby-industrial anti-
oxidant~s
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SOURCE:: Plasticheakiye massy, no. 9, 1965, 8-12
TOPIC TAGS: antioxidant additives polyethylene, antirad additive, gamma
radiation, radiation effect
ABSTRACT: The following industrial antioxidants were introduced into polyethylene~
in amounts of 2, 5, and 107.: 2,21-methylenebis(4-methyl-6-tert-butylphenol);
4,41-metttylenebis(2-m*ethyl-6-tert-butylphenol); 2,2'-methylenebio(4-ethyl-6-tert-
butylphenol); N-isopropyl-NI-phenyl-p-phenylenediamine (nonox ZA); 4,4'-thiobis
,(6-tert-butyl-m-cresol); 4,41-thiobis(Z-tert-butyl-m-cresol); phosphite of P-24
(P-24 being a phenol-styrene condensation product); and di-g-naphthyl-p-phenylone-I
diamine, The polyethylene samples were then irradiated, kept in air thermostated
at 150 and 200C.for various periods of timep and tested for relative elongation
and tensile strength. The compounds were found to have a stabilizing effectLf
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their content is 10 to 20 times the amountintroduced into polyolefins to protect
the latter from oxidation during processing. The most effective antiradiation
additives kept the elongation of polyethylene irradiated with C060 gamma rayn
at 30-3504. Infrared analysis showed that during irradiat:ion, particularly
in tha.course of thermal aginG, the stabilizer concentration in polyethylene
decreases markedly. It is found that irradiation not only causes the formation
of trans-vinylene unsaturation, but also gives rise to systems of conjugated
double bonds whose number increases substantially during thermal aging. Carbonyl
groups are formed both during irradiation and thermal aging, but in much smaller
quantities than in cable polyethylene. "The authors thank G. Ya. Richmond for
supplying the antioxidant samples." Orig. art. has: 7 figures. el (157",
ASSOCIATION: none
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AUTHOR: Veselovskiy, R. Leshchenko, S. S., KaMov, V. L. CM-11
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ORG: Physicocbemical Institute .im. L. Ya. NjE2qv_(Fiziko-khWcheskiy Institut)13
TITLE: Some aspects of tht'radiation chemistry of polypropllene..b
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SOURCE., AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 167,, no. 2, 1966, 339-341
TOPIC TAGS: polypropylene,.gamma irradiation, irradiation effect
ABSTRACT: Structural changes occurrint ain isotactic polypropylene (intrinsic visco-
sity of 5.3) imAer the Influence of Co gamma irradiationttere studied. The contri-
bution of radical and ionic reactions io-the cross-liWi`ng process was found to be
negligible, presumably because the side methyl groups cause steric hindrance effects
which do not permit the polyprolylene chain to come sufficiently close to one another.
Vinylidene-type double bonds were found to be responsible for the formation of cross-
linkages in polypropylene. The cross-linking is thought to result from the interac-
tion between an excited double bond and the polymer chain, and the energy raquired far
the excitation must be propagated along this chain. The rate of formation of vinyli-
dene groups, determined by IR spectrometry, is much faster below the gelation dose
(6.5 Mrad) than above it; this is explained by a higher rate of consumption of vinyli-
dene groups after the gelation dose. The consumption of active oxygen-containing
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groups may be governed by the following mechanism:
CH, Clio CH,
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-C - 0 -C _W->-C - G- C--- C - IC_
If ~ If if 11 11
"Off
Thus, the decomposition of these groups follows a radial mechanism followed by ~he
rupture of the main polymer chain. Introduction of radial acceptors into the polymer
prevents such ruptures and thus.shifts the start of gelatiop toward lower doses. The
paper was presented by Academician V. A. Kargin on 26 June 1965. Orig. art. has: 2
figures, 1 formula.
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sov/85-58-9-13/33
AUTHOR: Leshchenkol V., Chieff L'vov Oblast Aviation Sports

TITLE: Beginning of the Road (Nachalo puti)
PERIODICAL: Kryl'ya rodiny, 1958, Nr 9, pp 10-11 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author describes the progress made in glider
sports in L'vov since the opening of an aviation
sports club in that city in February 1956. By the
summer of 1957 ten glider teams were in training,
and more than 130 glider pilots were trained during
the year. To avoid improper flying practices and to
save time, fuel and funds, greater stress was laid on
thorough ground training. The DOSAAF oblast committee
turned over to the club an airfield with all its equip-
-ment.*Additional gliders contributed to the club
helped expand flying opportunities. The author states
that the club misses a proper handbook on gliding,
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Beginning of the Road glider models, and radio equipment
describing the new -oplane on the field for
charts gliders. The absence of an aer ndicap. There
on the ag purposes also constitutes a decided ha
trainil otographs showing individual gliding instructors.
are 3 pb tsionno-sportivniy k-lubs
ASSOCIATION* Livovskiy oblastnoY avi8 ports Club)
(L'vov Oblast Aviation S
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KWAGHEVA, V.; IX.SHGWt%2j_V,
a t 7 ar r'~M
Rapid method for determining the moisture content of raw fe v, 1,
materials., Miasaind. SS6R 33 [i.e,34) no.2:54-55 163.
(I-ILLA 16:4)
1. Kraanodarskiy nauchno-isiledovatellskiy institut pishchavoy
promyshlennosti.
(Moisture I-L~asurement)

LES)ICIMIX0, V. A., Engineer
"A New Wsian Gear lclottin,~ flachlaell Stankti I Instnimeilt, 17. No. 9. 1946
BB~-52059019

=31cm-an, V. A.
ItSelection of the Parameters of Throttle Valves ilL the Tracking Systeract if C,3pyirz
Machi-aes. 11 Thei.-I-i f or deoree of Ivand. lechnical Sci. Sub 12 JUM 50, All-U,Aon
Cc:7resDondence Polytechnical Inst (11,iniztr~~ of Hi6her Mucation USSR)
Summary 71, 4 SeP 52, Dissertations Preucated, Qr Bee-rees iti Science and Fr,,,,inecriGU
In Mloscow in 1~.JO. From Vechernyaya, 1.1pskya. Jwi-Dec.1950

, F.
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u -- -tion -ind Lubr-ic!;n's
Flow olf oil throuch throttlu. v,.-I.ire aperturcn of ---*-' --- '',
; - . -14....", --,
i instr. 23 'To. 3, 1952
Monthl Liot of Rus:31an Libr-7rj of' Gon--,i~-o, 'uly 'I'rcIr-,:-.sIf-*,,!,;.

LESHCHEIIKO, V.A., kandtdat tekhrdchaskikh nauk.
rully automatic uachins for machining large-sized paztls. EIZi]
LOITITOKAM 25:147-162 152. (~TLRA 8: ~)
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(Milling machines)

LISHCHMFKO, V.,L; KUZNWSOV, V.K.
Manufacture of throttle slide-valves for monitoring systems based on the
method of hydraulic tests. Btan.i instr. 24 no.7:23-25 Jl 153.
(MlaA 6:8)
(Slide-valves)

LESJUMIO, V.A.
line oil filtering in hydraulic control systems. Stan.i instr. 24 a-D.10:17-
19 0 153. (HLBA 5:11)
(Oil hydraulic machinery)

LICSHCBMIKO,V.A.
Selection of parameters for hydraulic contour follovers (statics).
Stan.i instr. 26 no-8:3-7 Ag'55. (MLRA 8:12)
(Milling machines--Hydroulic driving)

112-57-7-14527
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika, 1957, Nr 7,
pp 112-113 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Leshchenko, V. A.
TITLE: Peculiarities of Two-Coordinate Followup Drives of Type KFS-3
Duplicating Machines (Osobennosti dvukhkoordinatnykh sledyashchikh privodov
kopiraval'nykh stankov tipa KFS-3)
PERIODICAL. V sb. : Avtornatizatsiya tekhnol. protsessov v machinostr. Privod i
upravleniye (Collection: Automation of Technological Processes in Machine
Construction. Drive and Control of Machines), Moscow, AS USSR, 1956,
pp 180-197
ABSTRACT: Followup drives for automatic machining of complicated profile pieces
are described, and requirements that the drives are supposed to meet are con-
sidered. The two-coordinate KIFS-3 electric -and -hydraulic followup systern
consists of two drives. The first, or coarse, drive sets a constant feed rate
for the feeling and actuating organ (cutter) in the direction close to Uric tangent
within the section being copied. The second, or fine, drive correctij the direction
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Peculiarities of Two-Coordinate Followup Drives of Type KFS-3 Duplicating . . . .
of feed up to its full registration with the tangent. The main finger of the copy-
ing device moves automatically along the master contour and contacts the mas-
ter at all times. The output signal of a sinus-type potentiometer associated
with the copying device is amplified and used to control electric motorf. on the
longitudinal and transverse carriages. The carriages travel at speeds whose
values are proportional to the cosine and sine of the angle between the tangent
and the master contour at a given point. The correcting electro-hydraillic drive
is controlled by a signal whose value is proportional to the discrepancy between
the positions of the feeling and actuation organs. As a result, the cutter re-
peats the movements of the copying device and reproduces the shape of the pro-
duct. The above two-coordinate drive was tested experimentally. On its basis,
the KFS-3 copying cutting machine was built, which can work steel models up
to 12 mm thick, 3,800 mm long, and 1, 500 mm wide, with an accuracy of + 0.1
mm. The feed rate can be adjusted between 20 and 400 mm/min. The above
two-coordinate electro -hydraulic followup drives secure: (1) automatic follow-
ing of a closed contour without intervention by the operator; (2) constant feed
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Peculiarities of Two-Coordinate Followup Drives of Type KFS-3 Duplicating . . . .
rate; (3) high speed of copying at high precision; (4) only a slight effect of
play in feed-drive kinematic chains an the accuracy of copying. A description
of a simplified all-hydraulic KFD-1 drive is also presented. This drive, tested
with the 6N12 machine, revealed its workability at rates over 1,000 mm/min.
On the basis of the KFD-1 drive, a copying milling machine was constructed
that has a longitudinal travel of 1, 500 mm; transverse, 1, 000 mm; and vertical,
800 mm.
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PERIODICAL:
ABSTRACT:
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Means for Increasing the Stability Speed and
Efficiency of Hydraulic Copying Tr~nsmission.
(Sredstva Povysheniya Ustoychivosti, Skorosti I
K.P.D. Gidravlicheskogo Sledyashchego Privoda).
Stanki I Instrument, 1957, No. i, pp. 10-14 (U.S.S.R.).
Development work on copying transmissions for special
copying milling machines manufactured by the Go?kiy
milling machine factory is reported. Referring to
the single coordinate hydraulic copying unit, improve-
ments in the circuit are discussed and tests of
their effectiveness reported. The stability can be
improved by a throttling valve by-passing the servo-
cylinder. At a given opening self-excited oscillations
are eliminated without increasing the copying error.
Throttling valves in series with the power cylinder
eliminate instability at the expense of the copyIng
speeds and large loads. Families of curves are
reproduced showing the oil circulation against the
pressure drop at different control valve dtsplace-
ments wit,. 74
a throttle. bY-pass an,, Oeries throttles and wjthCU,.
stalled betwe An air pist., loaded accum
en the PUMP a ulator
Permits hi., -nd the con,r.-1
V
her c0PYJ valve in-
_ng 3peeds with the same pump
Output- The stability
error can be reduced by _i3 the control
the vertA circuit d unchanged. The copying
valve. tapering Ports in
ical Plane olfagaj,am of t1le copy
ng control in
horizontal milling machine
is Shown wherein the above improvements are intro-
duced. A Copying error of +0.1 r,,n at a rate of
feed of 1,000 mm/min Is achTeved. Another diagram
illustrates Copying In the horizontal. plane on a
vertical milling macj14 ne. The text Includes It dia-
grams, and It sets of graphs.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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ZLYCIMT.K'O, Igor' 7-akharovich; GOLYNEM, I.I., Inzh., retsenzent; LIMOMMO,
V*A*, kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; UVAROVA, A.Y., tekhn. red. 1. - -1 1-1 - I
[Self-osoillations in hydraulic drives of lathes and milling
machines] Avtok6lebauiia v gidroperedachakh metalloresbushchlikh
stimkov. Roskwa. Goo. nauchno-takhn. izd-vo mehinoatroit. lit-
ry,1958. 219 pe' (Machine tools-Vibrations) (HM 11:10)

25(l) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2383
Akademiya nauk SSSR. Komisslya po tekhnologii mashinostroyeniya
Avtomatizatsiya mashinostroitellnykh prot-sessov. t. II: Privod
I upravleniye rabochimi mashinami (Automation of Machine-build-
Ing Processes. Vo,]Q: Drives and Control Systems for Process
Machinery) Moscow', Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1959. 370 p. Errata slip
inserted. 5,000 copies printed.
Ed.: V.I. Dikushin, Academician; Ed. of Publishing House: D.M.
Ioffe; Tech. Ed.: I.F. Kuzlmin.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineers dealiqg with auto-
mation of various machine-building processes.
ZOVERAGE: This is the second volume of transactions of the second
Conference on Overall Mechanization and Automation of Manufac-
turing Processes held September 25-29, 1956. The present volume
consists of three parts, the first dealing with automation of
engineering measuring methods. The subjects discussed Include
automatic control of dimensions of machined parts, inspection
methods for automatic production lines, in-process inspection
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Automation of Machine-building (Cont.) SOV/2383
devices, application of electronics in automating linear
measuring processes, and machines for automatic Inspection of
bearing races. The second part deals with automatic drives
and control systems for process machinery, including appli-
cation of digital computers in the control of metal-cutting
machine tools, reliability of relay systems, application of
gas-tube frequency converters In the control of induction
motor speeds, magnetic amplifiers and their use in automatic
systems, hydraulic drives, and ultrasonic vibrators. Part
three deals W4 th mechanisms of automatic machines and auto-
matic production lines. The subjects discussed include
linkage, indexing, and Geneva-wheel-type mechanisms, friction
drives, automatic loading devices, diaphragm-type pneumatic,
drives, various auxiliary devices for automatic production
lines, and methods of design and accuracy of cams. No person-
alities are mentioned. There are no references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
PART I. AUTOMATION OF THE PROCESSES OF
ENGINEERING MEASUREMENT
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Automation of Machine-building (Cont.) SOV/2383
Gorodetskly, I. Ye. ZTeceasedT Automatic Control of Dimensions
In Machine Building 5
AlItshuller, A.N. Determining Optimum Conditions for Controlling
the Mean Diameter of Machined Parts 9
Kopanevich, N. Ye. jenin prizewinne.D7. Inspection Methods
for Automatiq Production Lines 29
Dvoretskiy, Ye. R. Standard Devices for Active Control 39
Vikhman, V.S. Application of Electronics in Automating Linear
Measuring Methods 45
Klusov, I.A. Metrological and Statistical Checking of Some
Automatic Inspection and Sorting Systems 53
Shitov, G.A., Ye. M. Dvoskin. Experience Gained in Develop-
ing Machines for Automatic Inspection of Bearing Races 62
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Automation of Machine-building (Cont.) SOV/2383
PART II. AUTOMATIC DRIVES AND CONTROL
SYSTEMS FOR PROCESS MACHINERY
Mayorov, F.V. Digital Computers In Automatic Control of Pro-
cesses 75
Khetagurov, Ya. A. Some Problems Concerning DiglICal Control c,1
Metal-cutting Machine Tools 88
Zusman, V.G., and I.A. Vullfson. Designing Digical Program
Control Systems for Machine Tools Q8
Sotskov, B.S. Problems Concerning the Reliatility :~f Relay
Systems i07
Labuntsov V.A. Application of Gas Tube Frequency Converters
in the Control of Induction Motor Speeds by the Frequency
Method 117
Naydis, V.A. Controlled Electric Drive for Metal-cutting
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Automation of Machine-building (Cont.) SOV/2383
Machine Tools 124
Dunayevskiy, S.Ya. Magnetic Amplifiers and Their Use In Auto-
matic Electric Drive Systems 133
Zaychenkop I.Z. Dynamic Stability of Hydraulic Drives 146
Kamenetskiy, G.I. Hydraulic Drives With a Servo Control System
(Hydraulic Amplifiers) 162
LqLs.hchankq_,_V.A. Study of the Dynamics of a Hydraulic Servo
'Urive for Copying Machine Tools 173
Barke, V.N. Study of the Transformation Ratio in an Ultrasonic
Vibrator 192
PART III. MECHANISMS OF AUTOMATIC MACHINES
AND AUTOMATIC PRODUCTION LINES
Levitskiy, N.I. Development of the Theory of Mechanisms of
Automatic Machines 203
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Automation of Machine-building (Cont.) SOV/2383
Nakhapetyan, Ye. G. Dynamics and Type of Wear of Geneva-
wheel Mechanisms 210
SheRbvits, E.I. Study of Indexing Mechanisms for Tables and
Drums of Automatic Machines 222
Cherkudinov, S.A. Linkage Mechanisms of Heavy-duty Drawing
Presses 253
Revkov, G.A. Controlled Friction Drives Made by TsNIITMASh 27Q
Preys, V.F. Some Problems In the Theory of Loading and Posi-
tioning Devices 278
Medvid', M.V. Automatic Feeding of Piece StocX Into Working
Machines 292
Kamyshnyy, N.I. Vibratory Loaders for Machine Tools 311
Rubtsov, P.I. Experience Gained by the Avtozavod iment
Likhacheva in Developing Standard Mechanisms for Automating
Auxiliary Operations in Metal-cutting Machine Tools 326
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Automation of Machine-building (Cont.) SOV/2383
Gerts, Ye. V. Designing Diaphragm-type Pneumatic Drives 336
Bron, L.S. Standard Auxiliary Devices for Automatic Lines 352
Borun, F.L. Problems of Profile Design and Cam Accuracy for
Process Machinery in Vacuum Tube Industry 363
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
GO/e.-
Card 7/7 10-27-59

BASWA, Trifon Maksimovich, prof.; ~~CHEIMG.--Y.-A.-.-Imnd.tokhn.nauk,
retsenzent; B=VITIN, I.I., red.; KAYEVSKIT, V.V., red.
[Hydraulic servomechanismol Gidravlicheskie sledieshchie
privody. Moskva, Goo.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry,
196o. 281 p. (MIRA 13:9)
(Oil-Hydraulic machinery)

LESHCHENK0 V ich; ZAYCHENKO, I.Z., doktor tekhn.naukp
vx-Andrkyw
-Y*t
' retsenzent; MOROZOVA, M.N., red. izd-va; MODEL', B.I.9 tekhn.
red.; r-ORDEYEVA, L.P., tekbu. r*d.
(Hydraulic servodrives for the automation of machine tools]
Gidravliobeskie alediaBhchis privody dlia avtomatizattaii stankov.
Moskva, Maohgiz,, 1962. 367 p. (MIRA 15:7)
(Machine tools) (Hydraulic control)

YERMAKOVp V.V.; ~ ~HGHENKO, V. 11 tekha nAjgk, retaonsent;
-Ta; h-KIND; V.I., tekhn. red.
(Hydraulic drive of machine tools; some problems in the
design and construction) Gidravlicheakii privod metallo-
rexhushchikh stankov; nekotorye voproiy raschata i kon-
otruirovaniia. Moskva, Maahgiz, 196). 323 P.
OU RA 16: 8)
(Machine tools-Hydraulic drive)

I
I
Using the method of "nic linearization of nonlinspritiee for
determining the stability of a hydraulia servo drive.' Stan. i
instr. 31+ no.6:3-8lie 163. (MERA 16:7)
jOil hydraulic machinery)

ZAYCIfENKO, I.Z.; MYSHLEVSKIY, L.M.; KAMM41R, Ya.A., kand. tekhn.
naukp reteenzent;,LESHCLWKO, Y.A.j kand. tokhn. nauk,
red.
[Hotary pumps and bydraulic engineol Lopastnye nagooy i
g1dromotory. MoBkvap Izd-vo "Mashinostroonio," 1964. 211 p.
(MIRA 17:4)

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ACCESSION URs AP5003103 S/0l2l/6h/O('~)/,'09/OGM/OGO6
AUTHCA t LeBhchenko, V.
TITIXs~- Stability,pnd:sccuracy of trnking of hydraulic 3erv,.M#,-chPnisT.!1 with P singla
aperture choke vn1ve
SOURCE: Stanki, instrument,, no, 99 1964, 1-6
T077C TAGS: - hydrAtIlAlc cquipwnt servomechanism,, nonclactric re&mIgtor, velve
AbGtract:. An examination of the stability and tracking accuracy of
bydraidic:servos vith single aperture choke valves. The stability Is
calculated on-the basis of the harmonic linearization method, taking ac-
count of fundamental nonlineariti6s-and their asymmetry and also with re-
gard to the sizeend characteristics of the choke mounted betucen the
chembeis of'the delve motor. There is a comparison of the quality of
servamochanisms-with single and,quadruple aperture control valves an4
recom= ndations. are given on preferable fields of application. Ori&. art. has
3 figuraa~.35.fornulas,, *nd 5 graphs.
ASSOCIATIONs none
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Aiitnr:.fj.tjC Control
Planned and votorized t iming reb%.vs, .)rom. , '0-- . I , 1152.
llont~ijy List of iiueqiqn Ac~ns on -lar(-,i l):,2. .-
- -Pt- ~L, Libnry of Conw,resn, I l I J.

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KOZWV, B.Pe, kandidat takhnicheakikh nauk; IESUCHKNKO. V.G.. inzhoner.
Electropneumatic controllers for caprone hooierv stabilizing machlueFs
Ieg.prom.15 no.2:22-26 7 155* (MIRA 8:4)
(Electric controllers) (Hosier7 industr7)

LICSHCE3NKO, V. G.
Automatization of boiling &rA bleaching apparatuseg.
no-3:36-37 mr 155'
(Textile machinery)
Tek-s'.prom.lr
(~~ 8-.4')

BELOV, V.P., kandidat takhnichaskikh nauk-, 49SHCHESKO, V.G.. inzhener.
SPIRIMNOV, I.I., inzhener.
Blectric drive for the BWW-140 sizing machine. Tekst.prom. 16
no.2:40-43 7 156. (MI-RA 9:5)
(Sizing (Textile)) (Textile machinery)

LESHCHEUKO, V*G*; SPIRIDONOV, I-Is
-"~ ~ec ~~,Mol6lng device on warping machines. Taket.pron.17 no.2:
35 36 F '57. (Warping machines,Lttachisents) (MM 10:2)

II'TASMICH. V.A.-, IXSHCHM, V.G.
Stabilization of knitted fabrics made of synthetic fibers.
Leg.prom. 18 no.10:25-27 0 '58. (KRA 11111)
(S7ntbatic fabrics)

LESHCHENKOp- V.G.; MIL'MAN, A.Ya.
Use of pbotoresistance in automation circuits for textile industry.
Izv VY816cheb. zav.; tekh.tekst.prom. no.4:102-107 '61-
(MIRA 14; 9)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut tekstillnoeo i
legkogo mashinostroyenlya.
(Automatic control) (Textile machinery)

LESIICIMKO Vasiliy SgamanovioL; MILIM, Yakov Vladimirovich;
kand. tokhn. nauk, retsenzent; KUMM,
V.I., inzh.,, red.; TAIROVA, A.L.,, red. izd-va; GO1U.,FYE';,
L.P., tokhn. red.
[Pneumatic systems for textile machinery) Pnevmaticheskde
ustroistva tekstilinykh mashin. Moskva, Mashgiz~ 1962. 150 p.
(Textile machinery) (Pneumatic machinery) OURA 15:10

BELOV, V.P.; EMU, B.P.; LESHCHENKO, V.G,; SHMELEV, A.N., kand.
C. &-j
tekhn. nauk --Y'71.M., red.; TAUVIA, A.L.,
, ret3erzent; p
red. izd-va; EL'KIND, V.D., tek~x,. red.; DEWINA, S.F.,
tekhzi, red.
(Automatically controlled electric drives of textile machinery]
Av-tomatizirovannyi elektroprivod tekstillnykh mashin. Moskva,
Mashgiz, 1962. 371 p. (MIRA 16:2)
(Textile machinery-Electric driving)
(Automatic control)

I
1-11LIMAN, Ya.V.; LESIiCIMKQ,.V.G.; SYAGUBSKIY, A.13.j ~nzh,
retsenzent; ELAGGSKILLOVA, NJU., inzh., red.
(Automated electrical drives of the rrschinery of syr,thetic
fiber factories] Avtoratizirovannyi elaktroprivod r.as,in
zavodov sintoticheskogo volokna. Voskva, Vashinos'ropenle,
1965. 195 P. (miltA 1~,:10)

Disinfection of footwear In epidermophytosis [with summaz'7 in
Anglish]. Vest.dern. I ven. 31 no.6:24-28 N-D 157. (MIRA 11:3)
1. Iz kBfedr7 kozhnykh I venerichookikh boleznev Owch. - chlen-
korreopondent Akademii meditsinskikh nauk prof. S.T.Pavlov)
Voyenno-moditBinskoy ordena Ienina skademii imeni S.M.Kirovs.
(RINGWCU, prev. and control
foot, disinfection of footwear)
(ANTISUSIS AND ASUPSIS
footwear disinfection in ringworm of foot)
(Swas
disinfection in ringworm of foot)

T33HGEMITMO, V.M. , podDolkovnik meditsinskoy aluzhby
Chamber for shoe disinfection in PpiderMODhytosis. 7oen. ned. zhar.
no.4:84-83 Ap '59. (MLU 12:8
(ANTISMSIS AND AS:-IYSIS,
shoe disinfect. in prev, of ringworm (Rua))
(SHOES,
disinfect. in prev. of ringworm (Rus))
(AINGWOPM, prev. & control
shoe disinfect. (RuB))

- LESIICMNKOt V.M., kand.meditsinskikh nauk (Tyborg)
Modern methods for disinfactiniy tho shoes of patients with
fungous diseases of the feet. Felld akuBh. 25 no. 10:15-16
o l6o. (MIRA 13:10)
(SHOES-DISINE-ECTION) (EELT-DISEAS:cS)

LESHCHENKO, V. M. kand. red. nauk
Results of the dermatological use of hexachloraphene Vest. derm. i
von. 34 no.1:82-83 A 160. iMIRA 14:12)
1. Iz kafedry kozhnykh I venericheakikh boleznoy (nach. - chlen-
korrespondent Akademii meditsinskikh nauk prof. S. T. Pavlov) Voyenno-
meditsinskoy ordena, 14nina akademii imeni S. 14. Kirova,
(PHENOL) (SKIII.-DISEASES)

IESHCHENKO V.M - YARGVIKOV, V.I.
Disinfection in candidiasis. Zhxw. mikrobiol., epid. i L==. 32
no.lOt29-31 0 161. (1-11;A 14:10)
.1. Iz kafedry kozhnykh i venericheakikh bolezney voyenno-meditsinDkoy
akadendi im. Kirova I Leningradskogo instituta antibiotikov.
(M6NILIASIS) (DISINFECTION AM DISINFECTANTS)

IZSHCHENKOj V.H., podpolkovnik meditsinskoy aluzhbyt karid.rcd.nauk
Significance of vitamins in the prevention and treatment
of pcyodermitis, Voun.-wd. zhur. no-4:74,76 Ap 161. (HIRA 15:6)
(VITAMIN: IMRM) (SKIN-DISEASES)

LESHCHETIKO., V. M. , podpolkovaik meditsinskoy sluzhby, kand.med-.auuk
Frevantion and treatment of side effect5 during antibiotio in
in hospitals. Voen.-mcd. z1hur.Inoj5: Z -37 My 161. (MI"r-A 14:r')
(AXTIB OT CS~*

lazHUZAKOP V.-ki,&-podpolkovnik moditsinskoy sluzhby, kand.ned.nauk.
Treatment of patients with epidermophytosis of the foot under
hospital conditions. Voen.-med. zhur. no.8:69-72 Ag 161.
(DERMATOPRUS) (FOOT- -DIS WiS) (MlItA 15-.2)

LESHCHEIIKO, V.M., kand.mad.nauk (Vyborg)
Warts and their treatment. 1&d. sestra 21 no.2:51-53 F 162.
(MIRA 15:3)
(WARTS)

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t- Leshchankoj-V.
Ajy, -M.- (Kiev)
A
TIME.-i Detemining stneses And defor=tions in rotating disks IMund thel pro-
po~bvlnellityl limit
SOMOSt Priki-Aldrisaft Mdkhaloa --Ve1 not-59 10651 66-71
TOVE TAGSt contimupt'vm,~~i..7""la,~ticity theory, elasticity theory, defomation~
ri", - stream loa -pUstlo aUormation
ABSTWTs The deformation curves are obtained experimentally an rotating diakK~n
tfie plastic range of ~the materiale. Two types of steels are used for the disks
with given stress-strain curves, The magnitude of the deMm-.tio-a--va-s-dRermin A
b),maans of Iaccurate strain gaugai (resistance type). the disks had external
diameters of 340 nits internal diameters of 90 ms and a thickness of 20 mm. The
eiiperimental results were compared with t-go.types of theoretical calculationst
ores based on ideal theory of plast ^Ifte other based on the theory of smill
elaztic,~~plaatio deformations, , The results are shown on Fig. 1 on the Lholosure as
Us propagation of the plastic region versus the disk rotatioa rate* Curve A
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L&SHCHENKO, V.M., kand. red. nauk, podpolkovnlk redit-31n.9ka.7
Experience in the work of a supernumerary garrison
der-matovonoreologist. Voen. med. zhur. no.10-71-72
o 165. (MIrl;% 18:11)

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ACCESSION NR: AT5023170 UR/0000/65/000/000/0204/0210
AUTHOR: Leshchenko, V. M. (Kiev)
TITLE: Algorithms for aircraft guidance control processes
SOURCE~0'Vsesoyuznaya konf ntsivA nn avtomaticheakomu operativnomu upravleniyu
proizvodstvennymi predpriyatiyami. 1~~ Moscow, 19~_3.&~C_~_miticheskoye
operativn5ye upravleniye proizvo&stvennymi proteessami (Automatic operative con-
trol of production processes); trudy konferentaii. Moscow, Izd-vo, Nauka, 1965,
204-210
TOPIC TAGS: flight control system, aircraft control equipment, computer control
system
ABSTRACT: After pointing out that the next stage in aviation automation is the
establishment of automatic controls of all flights within a given air space, the
author briefly discusses: 1) the basic stages of flying object control; 2) the
synthesis of:appropriate algorithms; 3) the criteria for optimum motion of air-
craft; 4) various elements of single aircraft control; 5) analytic relationships
reflecting the dynamic and kinetic features of flight; 6) requirements imposed
on the control procedures; and 7) various possible coordinate ripresentations.
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The resulting algorithms are quite involved, And, as an example, the paper out-
lines and explains in considerable detail the block diagram of the algorithm for
tbe'prevention of conflicting situations which was developed and tested on the
BESM-2 computer. Orig, art. has3 .1 formula and 2 figutes.
ASSOCIATION: none
SUBMITTED: 1lMay65 ENCL: 00 SUB CODE: AC, IE
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TUMASHEVA, II.I., dotsent; LF.SHCHFNKO,_V.M.
Correlation of ant1-0-fit.repLOlyrJn and antihyaiurorii-,'_~4ve vl-~h
the copper and zinc confent in the blood of patients wlth
alope-la, are a and vitiligo. Vest.dorm, i ven, ~8 no.',t39-41
MY I " A ti (mj:,- 18:22)
1. Kafedra kozhziykh i venericheskikh bolezney (zav. N.1.
Tumasheva) VInnitskogo modUsinskogo irisUtuta. Submitted
Juno 16, 1963.

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AUTHORSs Kozlov. I.'A. (Kiev); Bazhenov, V. 0. (Kiev); Leshchenkop Ve M. (Kiev) ?3
f3 7Y
ORG: none
TITLE: Investigation of the stressed condition and strength of ps_~~bine disks
SOURCE: Vae~pytynoy-e soveshchanAye, p.o- voprosam staticheskoy i dinamicheskoy
prochnosti - materiIalov i- kons.trukt8i kh'olem'e-nto'v pri vy okikh i nizkikh
s
temperaturakht MI. Termoprochnost' materialov i konstruktsionnykh elementov ermal
airenGth'o'f'm-aior-ialo and construction elements); materialy oovoclichaniya. Kiev#
Naukova, dumkap 1965p 294-304
TOPIC TAGSt turbine bladep turbine wheel 9 gas turbine, stress analysis, fatigue
strength 111 1111 '),b
ABSTRACT: The ntreas conditions and strength qL-DhrQzj%gn-njqkel gas bine disks of
complicated profile were experimentally investigated and compared with theoretical
results obtained by dividing the disk into circular sections (G. S. Pisarenko, i dr.,
Nekotoryyo voproey proohnonti lopatok i diskov gazovykh turbiji# Izd-vo AN UkrSSR,
1962). The disks were cant'integral with the turbine bla4es,-PStreas profiles were
obtained at 18 000 and 24 000 rpm, and maximum discrepancies Of 18~ with calculated
values were observed (curves of the calculated and experimental stress profiles are
presented) for symmetrical disks, and of 150--160% for conically shaped disks. Stress
profiles were also obtained for the two types of disks just prior to failure (at
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500 and 54 000 rpm respectively, for 196- and 148-mm outside diameter). it was
found that the maximum stresses at failure were different by 54 from calculated
values.. It is concluded that present theoretical methods are inadequate for predict-
ing the strength of complicated turbine disks;, Orig. art. has: 10 formulas and 7
figures,
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1 6237
AUTHORSt Ponomarenko, 11. Ye.; Lechchenko, V. M.
MG: Institute for the Prob1crin of ',-'-t,!rials Sciclice, 0 TJkrSSR, Kiev (Inatitut
materialovedeniya A"11 V
problem
TITLEi Apparatus for investigating friction' and wear of antifriction materials
speeds of up to 50 M/000 --~ t Leningrad. Gosudarstyentir
j__gj._q.~qIogI-Ch*eskiyinstit"It. Trudy, no. 130, 1965.
imeneniye avtomatiki, radioclektroniki i yadernykIj izzlucheniy pri g1drologicheakikh
sledovaniyakh (Application of automation, radio electronics and nuclear rudiation in
drological studies), 3-97
TAGS: hydrologic instrument, telemetry equipment, electronic measurC-1-'.--!nt
ABSTRACT: The authors describe the layout and operating principles of the units, dc-- I
vices and equipment for automation, demote control and signalization in the pilot model!
of a grouped system of automatic hydrologic telemetering stations developed in 1962-61;
by the Department of Isotopes, and Radio Electronics of the State-Hydrologict.1 Instit -ute-
ric~--~ ng I sti-
in cooperation with the Chair of Telegraphy of the Odeosa Ei~J i i ~~girieeri n' -
,tute of Communications , The entire system is based on ~-odid-a-F-66 -a-n--d--. hfg-hl7i
ferristor elements are used throughout. The design of the system is dc!3cribed, -
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in detail in Trudy GGI, no. 101 (1963) and no. 115 (19614). Systems- of this type are
designed for automating the following processes: 1. measurement, 2. conversio.i
(coding), 3. information processing (correcting for nonlinearity in the picPup,
information transmission, 5. sorting, and 6. accumulating infor.,vition on punched tape
or other types of memory carriers. The electronic elements used in the units and
equipment of the system are described, diagrams of each of them are given and -,heir
purposes are stated. Diagrams and descriptions are also given for the various subunits
used in the system. Orig. art. has: 34 figures.
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AUMOR: JoYorks,,__J- (Doctor of medicine); Blezak, J. (Engineer); Novak, M.; ~eakoj__
J, Llleutenant,colonel, Mot first clans)
iTITIZ: The little latown Offect of sol&r radiation on he h~r*[or#&"7
Z~
SOURCE: VoJenoke zdravotnicke listy, no- 4, 1965, 176 180 MAY .3 1.1966
TOPIC TAGS: solar radiation, solar radiation abasorpti n Ionizing radiation human
physiology, blood serum Avospace Technology oivislon
ABSTRACT: Two hundred andrinetedft investigations of the Takata flocculation reaction
N(cre carried out under various conditions: during suarise, underground at deAhs of
4oom and 16oom., during solar eclipse, after having charged the subject body with a
positive and negative potential, and at altitudes of 4,000 and 12,500M. The investi-
gators were not able to confirm the results of Prof. Takata. In the experiments the
original Takata reaction, of which there are four variations, was used excluflively.
I ml of blood serwft was obtained as prescribed by Takata and diluted in a p1lysiologi-
cal solution 1:9 and 2-5 ml of 10% NaSo 3were added. Over a period of 90 minutes
the solution was pipetted into 12 test tUes (at 200C) and then was titrated with the
Takata reagent. The experimental subjects were all young, healthy men in the 18 to
40 year age bracket. In the verification of the alkali time effect results similar
to those of Takata were obtained. Orig. wt. has: 3 tables.
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ACC NRj AP6017289
AWHOH: Leenevskiy, H. M.
ORG: none
TITLE: Dependence of the static characteristics of cores with rectangular hy8teresis
SOURCE: AN BSSR. Vestsi. Beryya fizika-tekhnichnykh navuk, no. 4, 1965, 1o6-115
TOPIC TAGS; magnetic hysteresis, hysteresis loop. magnetic core, re-ft netization,
magnetic permeability, permalloy
ABSTRACT: To facilitate selection of optimal core thickness for a given computer,
4utomation, or remote control applicat I n. the author analyzes the influence of core
thickness on the static !Msteresis T
loop', under the condition that the hysteresis loop
c5f the material is sufficiently well approximated by a parallelogram whose ascending
and descending sides have a given slope, and the differential magnetic permeability
does not vanish in the saturation region. It is assumed further that the core is bo-
mogeneous and the reversal of magnetization produced by the external field advances
from layer to layer of the core. It is shown that the presence of absence of a linea.
section on the ascending branch of the hysteresis loop is determined by the ratio of
the field corresponding to the end of remagnetization of the inner layer to the field
corresponding to the start of remagnetization of the outer layer of the core. The
nature of the dependence of the differential magnetic permeability of the core on the

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nonlinearity of the hysteresis loop, on the ratio of the inside and outside diameters
of the core (Y) and on all other magnetic characteristics of the material is dis-
cussed. The influence of y on the start, end, and magnitude of the linear section of
the ascending hysteresis loop is illustrated by means of a table for two brands of
permalloy. With increasing core thickness, the coefficient of rectangularity decreasi
ea. Formulas are derived which permit calculation of the static characteristics of
the cores for digital computer applications with sufficient accuracy, and yield the
geometrical dimensions of the cores for optimal conditions. Orig. art. has: 3
figures, 29 formulas, and 1 table.
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LE31,71, I; ileurological Cliinic, :,ac. of Gen. 1.'od. Chr~r-,ez -~,niv.
Vnoob. Lek. 1M), Praj7'U'e, 'iead (P--adnosta)
!,'.embor of Academy K. HEITINE2; Pediatric Neurology Department Fac
of Pediatrics, Chnrle3 University (Detuske llouroloricke Oddeloni I'lak.
Detsk. Lek. KU), Pra!~ue, Head (Vedouci) Docent Dr I. LESNY.
"Degenerative Nervous Diseaoes and Domyelinating Dineases in Child-
hood."
Prague, Ces1ko3lovenska Neurolorie, Vol 29, No 1~, Jul 66, pp 261-268
Abstract /Author's _Mnglish summary modified 7: Differences between
dogeneratTve nervous diseases and denyelina-ting conditions are dis-
cussed. Tho first are the decay of the nervous tis:--ue, w1hich
is systemic and slowly prof~ressive. '11ho second are caused by the
destruction of myelin and are leucotropic, have a remittant course,
sonetimcs with sud-;en exacerbation, and nro subchronic or subacute.
The first group are her-ditary and probably due to a fault in the
chemistry of the chromosomes. T'he second group are autoagr033iVe
diseases appearing as an exaggerated reaction of 'the body to anti-
gens. A prenorbid congenital weakness of the olif-?odondror,,lia is
probably the cause of the diseases. 5 Western, 6 Czech references.
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BUNGARY
LESZ,KOVSZKY, Gyorgy, TARDOS, Laszlo, ERDELY, Ilona, and HARSANY1, Kalman,
Chi,noin, Cl~e-ma-c,ar and Pharmaceutical Works (Chinoin Gyogyszer- es Ve-
gyeszeti Termekek Gyara) in Budapest.
"The Pharmacology of Diphenylalkyl Deriva.ives. Part 1: Comparative Studies
of Coronary Dilator Diphenylaklylamine Derivatives"
Budapest, Acta Physiologica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae, Vol 29,
No 3-4, 8 Jun 1966, pp 283-297.
Abstract: [English article) A total of 86 diphenylalkylamine derivatives
were investigated. They were developed from the well-known coronary dilator
prenylamine. The pharmacological studies were designed to find compounds
equal or superior to prenylamine and to establish any relations be-
tween effectiveness and chemical structure. The data obtained were presented
in tabular form. A number of the compounds were at least as effective as
prenylamine. The secondary diphenylpropyl structure seemed to be the
most effective. 14 references, including 6 German, 2 Hungarian, and 6 Wes-
tern. (Manuscript received 3 Jun 1965).
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AUTHOR: Letf)j-q- V_
CZ/2514/6,5/00/051/0017/0021
ORG: Astronomical Institute, Czechoslovak AcadenV of Sciences, Observatory Ondrejov
TITLE: Titanium abundance in the solar-atmos-phere\.'
SOURCE: Ceskoslovenska akademie ved. Astronomicky ustav. Publikace, no. 51, 19 5. 1
3rd Consultation on Solar Physics and Hydromagnetics, Tatranskn Lomica, 13-16
October 1964, 17-21
TOPIC TAGS: solar atmosphere, thermodynamic equilibrium, photosphere, titaniuz I
ABSTRACT: The number of weak and medium neutral-titanium. lines with known relative
oscillator strengths is large enough to permit the drawing of & well-defined curv(,
of growth for the solar atmosphere in local thermodynamic equilibrium (LTE).
Provided the conversion factor of the relative into absolute f values is known,
titanium abundance can be determined directly for any solar atuosphere model. Results!
naturally differ greatly due to the different conversion factors used. The author
analyzes in detail the various methods of determining titanium abundance in the Folar
atmosphere. The fornula for conversion is also analyzed. A table in the original
article lists the values, conversion factors, and methods used try other authors to
determine titanium abundance. Orig. art. has: 1 formula and 1 table. (ccl
SUB COEE: 03, 20/ SUBM DATE: none/ OTH REF: 024
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L36829w-M EWT(d)/EWP(1) IJP(c) GO/BB
ACC NR, AP6017929 SOURCE CODE: UR/0378/66/000- 11002 /0057/0102-7
AUTHOR: Korolev, M. A.; Kuz-min K. S.; Lavrov, S. S.; Letichevskiy, A. L;
Stolvaroy, G. K.;_Shura-Fu_ra, M. R,
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ORG: None
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TITLE: Report on the ALGEK algorithmic langtta&e
SOURCE. Kibernetika, no. Z, 1966, 57-IOZ
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 develo ed
p
elsewhere (D. E. Knuth,L. L. Bumgarner, 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-
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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 present 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 p0
pererabotke ekonomicheskoy inforrriatsii (GAYaPEY) Ori komissii mnogostoronnego
sotrudnichestva mezhdu akademiyami nauk sotsialisticheskikh stran po problerne
"Nauchnyye voprosy vycheslitellnoy tekliniki") and is being recommended for a
description of economic problems and for the creation of translators in the coop-
erating 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 great detail:
the structure of the language; fundamental symbols, identifiers, digits,. quotations,
and fundamental concepts; expressions; and operators. Comrades Yu. Ya.
Bazilevskiy, M. N. Yefimova, 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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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 1049
Kabardi-no-Balkar A.S.S.R. Statisticheskoye upravleniye
Narodnoye khozyaystvo Kabardino-Balkarokoy ASSR; statisticheskiy sbornik.
(National Economy of the Kabardino-Balkar A.S.S.R.; Collection of
Statistics) Nalchik, Kabardino-Bal-karokoye knizhnoye izd-vo, 1957. 112 p.
1,000 copies printed.
Additional Sponsoring Agency: U.S.S.R. Tsentrallnoye statisticheskoye
upravleniye
Compilers: Leshchenko, Ye.V., Zakharov, G. V., Akimova, A.G., MolIkov, I.P.,
Zhiveynaft~,.F., Sukbova, N.N., and Agaronyan, P.K.; Chief Ed.: Zimovnov# L.I.,
Chief, Kabardino-Balkar S.S.R. Statistical Administration;.Ed.: Sukhova, N.N.;
Tech. Ed,: Tkhakakhov,-'B. Zh.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for economists and economic statisticians.
COVERAGE: This is a statistical compilation containing the conventional stat-
istical data on the development of the national economy within the present-
day limits of this Republic. Recent statistical data are contrasted with
those for 1940, and in some cases also with those for 1923 and 1913. In many
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National Economy ofthe MAbardino-Balkar A.S.S.R.; CoLlection (cont. ) IV19
cases, when describing the state of national economy as of today, the compilers
list figures for individual rayons and for the town of Nallchik. output in
physical units is available only for basic commodities4
TAMZ OF CONTMM:
Ch. I. Sunmary Section 7
This chapter contains data on population and administrative and ter-
ritorial units
Ch. II. Industries 11
Growth of industrial production in physical units; dymmic indices; proportion
of industrial workers; labor productivity; number of industrial workdrs
Ch. III. Agriculture and 1habandry 23
Area of farm lands; electrification; MTS and tractor park; grouping of
farms by size and ownership; area sown, head of cattle
Ch. IV. Capital Construction 59
Capital investments; housing development; public utilities
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GLADKOV, B.A, GRACIn. , L.N., UVIT, G.A., LAIIIIJUS, A.S.,,V,-HCi9',NKO, Tu.A.
rUDINOV. V.A., PROKOPOVICH, A.Ye.. red.; IVANOVA,
TIKRAIJOV, A.Ya., tekhn.red.
[Modernization of vertiCR1 turning Inthe93 ModernizRtsiia toknrno-
knruselInykh stnnkov. Pod red. A.B. Prokopovicha. Moskva, Goo.
nauchno-takhn. lzd-vo mashinostroit. lit-ry, 1958. 265 p. (MIRA 11:9)
1. Moscow. RksperimentnlInyy nanchno-iseledovntellskiy institut
metallorezhtLehahkikh stankov.
(Lnthea)

25 (1,T) MLSK I boot KIMITATIOB 30TAW
P.O. Shplaol-shteyn. V.A. ludInav,
h.j.2. A..
X*dlrnl:ktllya tokarnykh stankovi rukovedyashohlye astorlaly
god rnitation of LAtheal Instructions) Moscow. Mangle, 1958.
286 V. 6,800 copies printed.
Sponsoring Ageneys Noscow. 1koporlmentalInyl naucbn*-I&~I*d*V&tGll~kly
InotItut met Ilorethushchlkh stankov.
34.s A.To. fro:.Vovlcbl 19d. of Publishing Nouses N.A. Ivanowas
,go, Id.o To. X. Fktvoyov*j Managing &d. for Literature on
Mota Working and Tool Ratings N.D. 3*7iollman. gaginaer.
PUMPOSEs This back In Intended for manufacturing personnel dealt"
with the operation of machine tooU, and for designers to plant
machine-shops, and engineer-toohnaloglate.
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COVINA018 The book presents an Analysis of the existing
operating stock of lathes and omtawllshoo basic trends In
modarnlistion. It Includes examples of distaning and design
solutions related to wadernIzatIon of the main drive and to*&
drl Too classification and description of various attachments
for reducing Auxiliary time and easing the vork of an operator,
description of various dtvlceo for w1doolnX the range
applicability of machtne tools, examples of sodornlaing the
best* tool types of the engine-latme group, a" discusses
problems concerning Inprovement of vlbrotlon-otabllity and
"IlAbIlIty In the operation of nechIne tools and how to prolong
their lite. go porgemalittes am mentioned. T%400 arm
references. All Soviet.
TASW OF COMMs
Introduction
Ch. 1. Brief Survey and Analysis of the Technological loevol
Of the 0PGT%tIO4 Stock Of TA%b"
Ch. ".

GRPWSKIY, I.K., Inzh.; IMHCB30KO. Zh.Ta.
Some properties of alkyl sulfates of symthetic alcohols aDd their
solutions. Maol.-zhir.prom. 26 no-7:24-26 a 160.
(MIRA 13;7)
1. NIISZh i KS.
(Cleaning compourAs) (Sulfuric acid) (Alcohols)

BESprATOv, M.P., kand. tekhn. nauk-,-,IJkBIIC HIM, Zh.Ya., iftZhe
Affect of electrolytes on the critical concentration of micalla
formation in aqueous solutions of a mixture of primary and secondary
alk7l sulfates. Mael.-zhir.prom. 26 no.12:24-26 D 160.
(KIRA 13112)
1. Hauchno-iseledovateltakiy institut sintoticheakikh zhirozameniteley
i moyushchikh aredetv.
(Sulfuric acid) (Electrolytes) (Micelles)