SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LY*SENKO, V.I. - LYSENKO, YU.A.

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1A,CGESSION KRs AR4033594 9/0169/WOOO/001/GW/0021
SOURCE, Refo she Ooofise# Abe* 20192
AUT11ORs Dobrokhotov, Yus 8.1
TITLEs Observations of tidal changes of gravity at Kiev
CITED SOURGZs Sbe Isuche some prilivort Soo 3e Me& AN SSSR, 1903, 40-53
'TOPIO
~TRMSLATIONt
TAGSs gravimetry, earth tide, tidal gravity change, OS-11 gravimeter, lunar-
solar tide
Earth tide observations were made in the collar of a service buildingi
of the Wn Astronomical Observatory or the Academy of Sciences Ukrainian SSR from
July 1960 through June 1961. The tides were recorded with ~wo qS-11 gravimeters.
Due to various kinds of interference (for the most part the high humidity In the
initial period of observation) the total duration of the record suitable for pro-
conning was 11*6 months* The observation method used did not differ from that
employed at other stations* Harmonlo analysis was carried out with a displacement
of the central moment of the series by 10 days* An evaluation of accuracy was made
using the results of Independent series of obserfttionse The following mean valuiss
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ACCESSIOM NRs AR4033594
S a I / h - 3/2k (first oolunn) and pheme shift &(t (sooond oolwm) were obtainedi
for the five prinaipal waves of the lu nar -solar tides
112 .1.195:!.0,010 -Zee : 004W
S2 1*239 1 0:026 -2*9 t Oe6o
1*173 t OeO41 -1.1 + 1.40
RZ
KI 1,149 00012 k -205 0040
01 1.164 0.016 +100 0.50
A oomparlson of the results obtaitied at fflev and the results of observations at
Pulkovo and Krasnas, Pakhra. revealed that all the observations nade In'the N%m;opeen
part of the UOR give *lose valueg Be.Fortser
DATI ACQe 31WS4 BUD 00031 As INCLI 00
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LYSENKO. V.I.
Works pertaining to thestudy of polygons in Russia during the
18th contury. let.-mat. inal. no.12:161-178 '59. (HIRA 13:11)
(Polygons)

LTSINM, V.I.
Unpublished nanuscriptia on geometry by Academicians A. I. leksel'
and N.I. Fuse. Top.ist.est.i tekh. no.9:116-120 6o.
(MIRL 13:7)
Meksell. Andrei Ivanovich, 1740-1784) (Puss, Hikolal Ivanovich, 1755-1826)

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A HOR: Lysenko, V. I.
TITLE: On the works of the St. Petersburg Academicians A. I. Leksel',
N. I. Fuss and F. I. Shubert on spherical geometry and trigonometnj
P-r9IODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya I Geodeziya, no. 5, 1962, 11,
abstract 5G52 ("Tr. In-ta istorii yestesvozn. i tekhn.1', AN SSSR,
1
.960, 34, 384-414)
TEXT- Leksell, Fuss and Shubert continued the works of Euler in zpherlcql
geometi-j and spherical trigonometry. It is pointed out that the Interest shvwn
to these branches of mathematics was due to the requirements of astronomy,
cartography, etc. A series of results obtained by these authors and related to
planimetry are examined,'as well as some spherical trigonometry formulae deduced
by them.
Z~. N.
[Abstracter's note: Completq translation]
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LYSENKO V.I.
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Works of Academicians 11. Fuss and F. Schubert in the field of
mathematical cartograph76 Vop.ist.est. i tekh. no.11:75-78
161. (JIRA 14:11)
(Cartometu)

LISE14KO-, V.I.
History of the first school of mathem-tics at Saint Petersburg.
Trudy Inst. ist. est. i takh. 43:182-205 161. (MIRA 15:1)
(Russia-Mathematics-Study and teaching)

LYSENKO, V.I.
From the history of the problem of cusps of a plane curve.
Ist. mat. issl. no.14:517-526 161. (MM 16:10)
(Curves, Plane)

LYSMO M.
. MAthoda for determining mioroiracuritias in high-purity antimOrlyt Trudy
. . Kom, ail. khim. l5sl95-199 165. (MA 180)

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1-52284-Z5'. ZJP(d) JCL
ACCEIS91ON NR: AT501-2691 UR/2513/C;5/015/000/0200/0207
AUTHOR- Ly sen1m, V.L,. Kim,-A.G.
&kA
Detem.nination of microimpurities ia metallic galliuni of high purity
IMM
SOURCE- AN SSSR." KomIssiya po~ analiticheskoy khimR. Trudy, v. 15, 1965. Metody
konts entrirovanlya veshchestv v analiticheskoy Idimil (Methods of concentrating sub-
stances in analytical chemistry), 200-207
sis, color-
n,: spdctroacGpfc analy
OPIC::TAGS*. galliant analysis i gallium. conc0ntratio
imetric, analysis polarogr4phy
..ABStA&dT- Af with butyl acetate fro 5-G M IICI and
ter' cting-k Wn m
a%sfnf~ a ~ conceiiiiation Rictor, of -200, the authors determined the microimpuritie-a
present in the sample by spectrochemical, polarogeaphic and colorimetric analysis.
als
Thefollowingmet weredetermined; Ag, Pt, Ca, Pb, Cd, In, Za, Ni, Cc, Bi, Mn,
Cr, Al. TI Ca, and Mg. In the ffrst type of analysis, an ISP-22 spectrograph was
used, and all 16 metals were determined on a single spectrogram. Ift the polarographic
analysis of Cu, Pb, Cd, In, Zn, and Bi, the supporting electrolyte used was 0. 1 M IICI
1 M KBr or 0. 1 M CH3COONa + 0. 1 M C113COOH, and alternating current polaro-
gzrams were recorded. In the colorimetric determination, copper was determined by

LYSWO, V.I.; LISITSYNA, Ye.V.
Separation of gallium from other elements by the cementation
method. Zav.lab. 26 no.2:145-147 16o. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Veasoyuzu" nauchno-iseledovatellskiy gorno-metallurgicheskiy
institut tavetnykh metallow.
(Gallium--Analysis)

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AUTHORt Lysenkop V. I.
TITLE% Separation of gallium from other elements by'electrolysis
with a mercury electrode and by the cementation method
PERIODICAM Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 12, 1961, 372, abstract
12k152 (12K152)("Sb. nauchn. tr. Vseso n.-i. gornometallurg.
in-t tsvetn. met,11, 1960, Yo 69 435-441)
TEXTs During anodic oxidation of mixed amalgams, in 1 NH 2s0 41 gallium
(20 mg) is separated from I g of Zn and 100 - 200 mg of Cd., TI and In.
If the amalgamL contain Cd, In and Tl, the electrolytic discharge sets in
at the potential required for oxidation of Ga (-0-52 v) and ends when the
potentials of the amalgams of Cd (-0-37 - 0.38 v), In (-0-35 - 0.34-v),
and T1 (0-30 - 0-31 v) are reached. In the presence of Zn, anodic
oxidation begins at -0.83 v. In presence of Cu and Fe amalgams,
Ga oxidation occurs at -0.22 - 0.28 v, i. e. at potentials close to those
for oxidation of Cu and Fe amalgam as.confirmed by the formation of
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Separation of gallium from... S/081/61/000/012/016/026
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intermetallic compounds by Ga with Cu and Fe. This excludes the
possibility of separating Ga quantitatively from these metals. Cementation
is carried out with sodium amalgam in alkaline solution. The rate of Ga.
extraction from this solution is increased by increasing the stirring rate
(350 - 1400 rpm), the amalgam concentration (U-25 - 1.576) and NaOH
concentration (1 - 8N) and raiaing the temperature. The authors also
carried out experiments to separate Ga from Al, V and Cr by cementation
with sodium amalgam in 4-5 and 6.5 N NaOH solutions. They were able to
separate Ga quantitatively from Al and Cr. In the presence of 5 mg of V,
extraction is not q ntitative, and with 20 mg of V cementation of Ga
ceases altogether.TAbstracter's note: Complete translation
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AUTHORS Lysenko V.I., Tsyb P.P., 32-7-7/49
TITLE on tie ol-a-rographic Determination of Gallium.
(K voprosu polyarograficheskogo opredeleniya galliya - Russian)
PERIODICAL Zavodskaya Laboratori3ra, 1957, Vol 23, Nr 5, pp 794-796 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT The polarographing of gallium was brought about in ammonia-sulphu-
ric acid and an ammonium basis containing chlorine.Hydrochloric h7-
drazine,the ascorbin acid and sodium sulphite with gelatins were re-
commended as substances which neutralize the effect of oxygen.The
latter of those substances cause a 38% increase of the gallium reao-
tion. A acre practical suggestion would be to blow hydrogen through-
the solutions whereby the nitrogen is removed and the gallium reac-
tion increased by 3o%.In this investigation a comparison between
the calorimetric,the fluorescent and the polarigraphic method is ma-
del the results of the methods are summarized in a table.
In conclusion the following was 8hownt
1) the method mentioned above was proven by this experiment.
2)the effects of ammonia,of ammonium sulphate and ammonium chloride
upon thqnaximiim limit of current during the polarographing of gal-
lium salt was explained.
3) with a content of gallium of more than lo mg/l sodium sulphite
and gelatins are used for the neutralization of the effect of oxi-
gen.It is,however,recommendable to remove the oxygen by blowing hy-
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On the Folarographic Determination of Gallium. 32-7-7/49
ASSOCIATION All-Wim Scientific Research Institute for Mining Matallurgy.
(Vaesoyuznyy nauohno-isaledovatellskiy gornometailurgicheskiy
institut)
AVAIIABLE Library of Congress.
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AUTHOR: Lysenko, V.I.
TITLE: Separation of gallium from other elements by electrolysia with mer-
cury electrode and by the carburizing method
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, no. 6, 1961, 19, abstract 6GI65
C'Sb. nauchn. tr. Vses. n.-i. gornometallurg. in-t tsvetn. met",
196o, no. 6, 435 - 441)
TEXT- An-investigation was made of separating Ga from other elements (euch
as Al, V and Cr) b-j methods of electrolytic dissociation of mixed amalgams and
o
. burizing with Na amalgam. A procees with satisfactor.7 y1el of Ga into the
ar ld
amalgam takes place in 4 and 8 n. alkaline solutions wi-.h.the use of 0.5-1.5% Na
amalgam at an intensity of stirring as high as 700 - 1,400 rpm and at r-O - 8000
temperature. Thus, 0.39 - 180.9 mg Ga are practically fully carburized by 0.5%
Na amalgam and are also separated from Al and Cr. For high Oa amounts (89.5 mg)
carburizing lasta 30 min and for small amounts (0.39 mg) it lasts 60 min. A
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Separation of gallium ... A0061A101
lesser Ga yield into the amalgam (94.3%) was observed in the presence of 5 mg V.
The consump'tion of Na amalgam during carburizing depends on the alka-Itnity of the
electrolyte and on the chosen Gaemounts.
0. Svodtseva
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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AUTHOR: Lysenko, v. I.
TITLE:
S/13T/63/000/002/009/034
A0061AI01
On the problem of the formation of intermetallic gallium compounds
In mixed amalg"s
PERIODICAL., Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 2, 1962, 26, abstract 20149
C'Sb. tr. Vises. n.-i. gornometallurg. In-t tsevtn. met.", 1962,
no- 7, 303 - 311)
TEXT: The electrochemical method was used to investigate mixed amalgams
of Ga and 16 elements of the periodic system. The mixed amalgams were obtained
an an
electrolytic unit*with control of the amalgam potential by the compensa-
tion method;,'they were subjected to acid processing under current, washed with i
water, and subjected to anodio oxidation in 2 n. F12SQ4 at D 2 - 0 mamp/cm2,
11 48 - 500C.and 350 rpm mixing intensity. It was found that the anodic potential
of the mixed amalgam acquired a value approaching the potehtial of a more elec-
tr~cally positive elesdent. The Mh-Ga amalgaq Is decomposed at a 0.55 v potential
ohi Mn po,tintial is 1.086 an .d the*Ga potential is 0.52 v); mixed amalgams con-
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On the'problem of the formation of... Aoo6/A1o1I
t-gining Cup Fe, Nip Cop Cr are oxidized at potentials which approach the decom-
position potentials of these metals. Atomic relations between Ga and other
metals were found (Mn, Cup Au, Fe, Nip Cop Cr, Mo, W and Re) and approximate
formulae for these intermetallic compounds werederived.
0. Svodtseva
[Abstracter's note; "Complete translation]
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P=MXC)Vik, O.M.; LYSE MTOq V,X. -
UajM oacinographic polarograplq for the rapid deto=Imtion
of cr4VLvo leads cudmiula, and zinc, f9bor.trud, IWILITIVEMMM
rA.969-74 #65* OILMLA 18M)

- MEMO, V. I.
Studying the process of gallium cementation by means of
a sodium amalgam. Sbor.trud. TUITISVEIM no.9:105-111
165. (MIRA 18:11)

MlifXEV, S.M.,- U.I.; MESHC IfElffAKOV A, L.Aa
polar-ogimphi: det~rmlllnat-cm cf Sbur,tra-,le
- I' ETME
'rAl. SM T no.9s59-65 165.
(M.IRA 19.11)

*lOTNIK07,,,, LYSENY-.), V.-!-.,, MLISHUM, A.Ya~
I
;tp-lofi -0.thout. the -use cf a i(;-.,er in
c-imium, 3--wIg and zinc in ftr--4~,as ini euz:r-,:,ws matar-!:ils.
Arud. VNITTMTMFT 165.
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(M,Ta,~

LY!M-NkO,-T.I.0PTB) P.P.
Prooess of removing miorol.mpurities from gallium. Zhur.
prikI. khim. 38 no.3%488-494 Mr 165. (MIRA 3.8sll)
1. VoesoyuzW nauchno-iseledovatellskly gornometallurgichaskiy
institut tsvetnykh retallov. Submitted November 28, 1962.

A, k-
LYSENKO, V. K., Cand Mod Sol -- (diss) Aminazine AVV1*&vt+om in
-C-nJunction with an Alcohol-containing 'Complex' In Gynecological
It , u~ tzcj, .
Q.vazztkwmx*xjRxvsvtmx21tvd Operations, (Experim clln'lrt~~s-
t&a&OW Minsk, 1957. 15 PPo (Minsk State Mod Inst), 200 copies.
(KL, 7-58, 113)
- 52 -

LTSMO, V.K.
Use of nminazine,in gynecological operations. Akash. i gin. 34
no.P#078-80 Kr-Ap '58* (MIRA 110)
1. 1z kafedry akusherstva i ginakologii (z6v.- prof. L. S. Perainninov)
i kafedry fArmakologii (2av. - prof. K. S. Shadurskiy) Minskogo
meditainskogo instituta.
(GENITALIA, FEMATZ, surg.
chlorpremazine Adjuvnnt in local anesth. (Rua))
(CHLORFROKAZM, ther, use.
adjuvant in local anesth. in gyn. surg. (Rua))

I LYSENKO V K kand.meditsinakikh nauk
Medical investigation of women workers at the Minsk Automobile Plant.
Zdfav. Belor. 6 no.9:45-46 8 160. (MIRA 13:9)
(MINSK-AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY WORKERS-DISEASES AND HYGIENE)
(GENERATIVE ORWS, FWAIS-DISEA

LYSERKO, VA., kand.med.nauk
More attention to the health,of young girls, Zdrav. Bel. 7 no.12:
53-54 D 161. (GYNECOLOG,Y) (~UitA 15:2)

L~~ENKO, V.K., kand.med.nauk
Ovarian-mentrual cycle and generative function in female em-
ployees in a number of professions. Zdrav. Bel. 9 no.3:40-41
Mrt63 (MIRA 16:12)

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U5711MITY V.
USM/Ships Construction Jul/Aug 1946
Boilers
"Standard of Technical Exploitation of Ship's
Boilers," V. Lysenko, 5 PP
Nor Flot" No 7/8
Recommendatime for optimum operation while
maintFI-ning economical fuel consimption, normal
boiler -conditioniq and nbrmal operation. Gra:phe i
tables illustrating the limits oboarred 14 oper-
ation of changes in loosen of heat balance.
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V
um/avinsering
Ships, Merchant
Heating, Ships
Nov 48
"Twenty-Fifth Annivermary of Thermal Technology
in Water TTansport,," V. Lysenko, Cand Tech
Scil 4 pp
Norskoy Flot' Vol VIIY, No 3.1
Historical review of achievements in thermal
technology of the Cen Sci ReB Ibst of the
Merchant Fleet.
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LTSMMOI V.10- .-
1 1 iz.:w ~4:~,
[Repair and maintenance of water-tube boilers] Obelushivanis vodo-
trubr4rkh kotlov i ukhod is nial. Kookwa, Todtranstsdat, 1954. IZ8 p.
(Iff-RA 7:11D)

V 0 0 D NC
BURYSHKIII, Leonid Petrovich; Lysj!UJKO, Vsevolod Konstantinovich; SHVED,
R
Anatoliy Petrovich;
tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[Operation of ships' steam povior plants] Rkspluatateiia sudo-
vykh parasilovykh ustanovok. Izd.2-oe, isprA dop. Moskva, Izd-
vo "Morskoi transport,* 1955. 471 p. (MLRA 9:3)
(Marine engines)

In atinovicb,;MELEM, A.S..red. izd-va,; LAVRIMOVA.
~nstarit_inovic~]-
N.B., tekbu. red.
[Operation and maintenance of watertube boilers] Obaluzhivanto
vodotrubnykb kotlov i ukhod za nimi. Izd. 2., ispr. i do Hoskva,
Izd-vo *Morskoi transport,O 1958- 151 P, ~MIIRA 11:12)
(Boilers, Watertubs)

LuEocsKiN, Boris Iosifovich. doteent, kaud.teldm.nauk;~ _
_AYS M---Q,
Toevolod Konstantinovich. dotsent, kand.tekhn.neuk; PAYVUSHIVICH,
;~~iKOT, O.G., starshiy prepodavatell,
reteenzent; AT.WSAVROV. L.A., red.- Prinimal uchastlye 101Yff,
I.N,., red.; TIKHONOVA, Ye.A., tekhn.red.
Narine steam boilers and their operation] Sudovye parovye
.kotly-i ikh ekepluatatolia. Isd-vo 'Morskoi trans ort,w 1960,
590 P. ~MM 14:4)
1. Zametitell nechallnika Laningradskogo Arktichaskogo
uchilishcha (for Payvushevich). 2. Rostovskoye-no-Donu morakhodnoye
uch1liahchs (for Koleunikov).
(Boilers. Marine)

IX~S~ENKO ~Vse o~lcd Ko~najAntinoxjqh. Prinivali uchastiye: KUZNETSOV, V.A.0
dote.; KUDINOV, H.W., inzh.,- KRUGLOVA, Ye.11.1 red. izd-va;
MLOPOVA, L.K., tekhn. red.
(Marine nuclear power plants] Sudovye atommye silovye
ustanovki. Mosk-irap Izdvo "Morskoi transport," 1961. 153 P
(MIRA 15S
(Atomic ships) (Marine engines)

LYSEN'K 02:~ V.sevolod Konstantinovich. Prinimal uchaotiye STEFATIOVICH,
A.N.; MIGAGFMV, B.S., red.;
(Atomic power plants for ships] -Sudawye atomnye ustanovki.
Moskva, Izd-vo "Morskoi transport," 1963. 305 p.
(MIRA 17:4)

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ACCES5IGIN MR AM-040595 MOK EULOITATION S/
~Wseiko, VsevolodXonstantinovich
V
ships (Sudovy*Ye atomy*ye ustanovki), Hoscows lad-vo
-Lt.v~
"Morskoy transportn, 1963t 305 p. illus.t biblic. ExTata &lip inaerted.
3,000 copies printed* extbook for colleges of marine engineering.
TOPIC TAG$t water transportation, nuclear engineering, nuclear propulsion, nuclear
reactor, reactor material
PMPOS3 MD COMM The rapid tempoes in the development of nuclear energy and
the suc*Gssful experience in the use of atcoic energ7 in ehipt; has made it necessar5r
to train seamen to serve on atanie ships, to acquaint then with the met-hods of
7~---Solvln.g specific ma-and a=comi eiaL dif fioulties that. car. be encoun-
R
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A aa-A D-AU6~~'b a, attention is given to
,a &script 0 -0t ~.Ufi 'atomic installations, principles of
control and regulatiom of their operating processes, problerw of service and main-
tenanee,, and also-doaimetry, protection of crew from radioactive radiation, and
general safety-* In the course it muot be remmbered that the prublema of neutron
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TA13LE OF GO"ENTS (abridged)t
FoxT-word -- 3
Introduction 4
Ch. L -StruoUre of atoms and the energ7 of atomic nuclei
Ch. 11. Nuclear reactiozo -- 19
Ch. 111. Opsiatim of a nuclear reactor - 31
Ch v Ve Nuclear f=l - 42
th. V. Types of zmalear: reactors 'and atomic power installations 56
Cho VI. Materials for building and 6ervicing nuclear reactors 64
ftsem~>Iiag reactors - go
Ch., VIIT,, Reactor,design - 131
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FRIDUN, Semen Tefimovich; LTSWO, V.M - SHLTUXv I.A.
Emanual on the procuremente receivinge ana storage of sugar
bests] Spravochnik po sagotovke, priemko I khraneuiiu. sakharnoi
evekly. Moakwa, Pishchapromizdat. 1959. 393 P.
(Sugar beets) (MIRA 13:8)

LYSEM, T. H.
Determining the holding capacity of a water tank taking into
account the time necessar7 for its filling. Tod 1 ~&n.tekh.
no.10:27 0 156. (MM IO:z)
(Fire prevention) (Tanks)

LYSENHOY V,NI, inzh.
The LU?4-2N lavender harvesting machine. Trakt. i sellkhoz-
maeb. 33 no.20:38 0 163. (MIRA 17: 1)
1. Yuzhno-Ukrainskaya mashinoispytatel'naya stantsi7a.

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A-D, -, F, S S 10 NF.- AP50OC-201 S/C096/65/01-10/001/0043/0047
(Candidate of technical. sciences); Sokolov, A. 1,
AM
(Sngineer), -,LYPOnkoi.,-V..F. (Rngine.er)
TITLE: 1hvestigation of axial-radial t7X a compressors with blade?ILI.fusers
A
SOUICES: Nploenergetika ~i na. 1;-19651 h3-47
TOPIC compress-6r,,blade, diffuser, compressor efficiency,
blade s-ze blade 66 4/ Irl -9 18 blade type, 1; 0 5 It 14 0 5 4 18
I , . s"111 diffusers N'
diMser, N-1 4"1d,,Aiffuser w:
A3STPUCT: Results of experimental investigations with blade diffuser-ty-pe
comprosr.-ors are reported. The purpose of the J-nve3~igation was to study tha
effact af blade geomotry on corVre5sor 'Elio I'lowing section of the
compressor is Pliven in Fig. I on the Enclosures. The devails of the blade geo-
metr-les (a total of 4 different types) are 'criven in talbular form. All except
blades were profiled. The cornpmssor wras operated at 25 000 r.p..,,L*. and
T 3K. Its efficiency was defined by !Z-1
0rd.- i

7 S
jf
5
L 2215 -.65'
ArIGFISS10:1 tm.- IF5-002201
where S is the r-m'-e#suee ratio across the compressor and subscript H and K
cor.-espon-i to co~ridiUons before and after the coTressor respeactively. The %V-pe
U-0.5-4-:44 diffuser was investigated first by holdint; the nu=ber of blades z - 25
but vea-ring the Va one- of 61%
j ouriti-neangleo The resli-Its shoued a maximum effici
at 0", 16120f (see',F.Fia, 2 on the Enclosuresy. The second test was done by
varying the number of b~lades. The optimum number was zg - 25-2d. The efficiency
oil' the compressor with.11-06-4-18 type diffuser was less tba-a the N-0.5-4-14
difZuser by I An4ysis of the ratio ai./a.3 for these two profiled diffusers
(see Fig. 2) shows the li=t a4/, < CouTarison of the efficiency of
3 -
no, of feat on 414-ie
-4-18'covrissor vith variable b3/b. showed a3nost
compressor efficiency ~ in the range 1.12 to 0.87. Finally, diffuser,
WI-dell-I had the blade geormetry, showed an officiency of only 0*7'p'f less than
the ravre cc-,IpUcated. diffuser corr-pressor. Orig. art. has: 8 figures,
formula, and Ltable,
ASSOC unol; 'r'6 s k o V s ki!r e n e rp_ eti a h e s V-J yinstitut (Moscow Institute of Heat Power
SUDNITTZ"D..; 00 S L - 02 SUT GODE: PR
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(Candidate of technical sciencov. Docent),
AUTHOIL 8 A
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Sokolov, A. 1. (Engineer)s LyAoRkot V. P. (Engineer)
LE:. D niLnin al width of bladeless diffueers of a single-atage
T
IT. 0,ter -j- _4 the optinu
eanor
SOURCE::- tfUz Ene getti-kat- no.: 4v L96-S, 591-65
TOPIC TAGS: compressor, centrifugal compressor-, compressor diffuser
!ABSTRACT: As the dita. avaUable in the literature re the beat width of a blade-
I_e_ss diffuser has not been definite, special experimental studies have been
-the-. 6ptimal-width: of 1he,diffiza e r.-in- an a7d n,
conducAed to: iCeifiifti6~-~ radial ce trifuga
compreasor, On the strenjth of thimretIcal consldei~xtldns (later confirmed by
experiments~, the optimal b~ /b. should lie within 0. 8-0. 85, where b,, is the
difluser-width. and h. is the impeller width. Tests at 25000 rpm were conducted
Cctrd 1/2

SHERSTYUK, A.N.p kand.tokhn.nauk, dotsent; SOKOLOV, A.I., inzh.; LYSENKO.) YJ0 P
inzh.
Determination of the optimum width of bladeless diffusers of
single-stage centrifugal superchargers. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.;
energ. 8 no-4:58-65 Ap 165. (MIRA 18:4)
1. Moskovskiy ordena Lenina energeticheskiy institut. Fredstavlena
kafedroy parovykh i gazovykh turbin.

4
USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products
and Their Application
Wood chemistry products. Cellulose and its
manufacture. Paper.
Abs Jour.- Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 32691
Author : Lysenko V.P., Stakhovyak F., Popov Yu. A.
Inst : Leningrad Technological Institute imeni Lensovet
Title : Fractionation of Technical Ethyl Cellulose
Orig Pub: Sb. stud. rabot Leningr. tekhnol. in-ta im.
Lensoveta, L., 1956, 126-130
Abstract: A study was made of the fractional composition
of technical ethyl cellulose (EC) (by the
method of precipitation and by the method of
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and Their Application
Wood chemistry products. Cellulose and its
manufacture. Paper.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 32691
dissolution). It is shown that the principal
cause which affects the non-transparency of EC
film, is the presence of elements of inorganic
nature (iron compounds admixtures) and their
accumulation in the insoluble fraction of EC.
/,4
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LXSIWO,.,Y.*P#, general-mayor aviatsii
Executive capacity. Veat,Vozd.Fl. no.8:45a-49 Ag 161.
(kUitary discipline) (Air pUate)
(MIRA .14:8)

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ACICESSION NR: APS019204 u 143 W000/007/01dzialos
542.78
'AUTHOR: Sherstyuk, A. N. lCandidate of technical sciences, Docent);.
Sokolov, A. 1. (Enginear)l keenko.-Y. P,.(Engincer)
.-,44p,
TITLE: Investigation of the simple-contour blade diffusers of centrifugal
compressorl
SOURCE: IVTJZ. Energetikallnos 7. 1965, 102-105
Topic TAds: centrifugal compressor, diffuser performance
f five
ABSTRACT. The results are reported,of an experimental investigation o
ZA
diffuser variants'having /.3-Z6 bladeAa aq/a3 ratios of 1.74, 2.00, 2.25, and
2 45 (aee Enclosure 1); the fifth blade variant had no bend in the inlet section.
;~Iade width, 18: mrn; impeller width, 16 mm. Compressor characteristics ( F
and plotted against flow) for different blade Inlet an lea and &,1a3 raLtl0as
9
with all speeds reduced to 25000 rpm and at 293K, are shdwn. In the first aeries

ACCESSION NR; AP4012789 S/0170/641000/002/0003/0009
AUMOR: Kremenchugskiy, L. S.; Ly~senko, V. S.: Mallnev, At Fe; Roytslna, 0. V.
TIT1.Z: '1he determination of the thickness, heat capacity, and thermal conductivity
of thin miniature films I _. 2, 1964, 3-9
SOURM: Inzhenerno-fizichoskiy zhurnal, no
TOPIC TAGS; thin film, film thickness, heat capacity, thermal conductivity
ABSTRACT: Thin miniature films are widely used as sensing elements for heat radia-
tion detectors and for circuits meaauringr the power of ultra high frequancios. The,
essence of the new method for determining the physical characteristics of such
films is the determination of the heat capacity C of the bolometer layer from its
tine constant which, in turn, is found from the frequency characteristics and the
effective coefficient of thermal losses of the layer, as shown in Equation (8)
c 3M
2fr fj R - Ro
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U = excitation current; R, Ro = bolometer layer resistance during the passage of
current, and its initial resistance, respectively; X = temperature coefficient of
resistance; fl = frequen corresponding to the half-max-Imum of intensity on the
frequency char?acteristicZ. From the known heat capacity and the surface of the
layer one gets Equation (9) which gives the thickness do of the layer
do = C/cspA Y - (9)
(c,p = specific heat capacity; A = area of the layer; -r = density). Using further
the equation of the heat balance of the layer, one gets an expression for the
coefficient of thermal conductivity given in Equation (13)
a i?A 2 (89&. T~bl - Xi2F.~,) (R - Fln) (13)
12 (R - RO) S & 12 R?_
0
b = length and width of the layer, respectively; S = cross sectional area of the
layer; z coefficient of absorption of the layer; a' Stephan-Bolzmann constant;
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To = temperature of the surrounding medium). The heat capacity of bolometric
elements was determined earlier by Jones, Smith, and Chesner (Determination and
Measurement of Infrared Radiations) using the time constant and the volt-watt
sensitivity. Since they assumed 6 to be zero, this led to significant errors
bocauso 9 actually Varias between 0.05 and 1.00, Othor researchers (sea Goggo
G. Barth and W. Maier, Ann. d. Phys., 7, 260, 1959) utilized the heat-loss
coefficient in absence of radiations, which reduced the accuracy of measurements
by a factor R/Ro. The authors determined the heat capacity, thickness, and thermal
conductivity coefficients of free 4 x 0.4 mm2 Ni layers obtained electrolytically.
The e:~Derimental results are summarized in the Table of Enclosure 1. RTeriments
carried out down to the temperature of liquid nitrogen did not produce any sig"
nificant chancres in the heat capacity of thin Ni layers, while the thermal conduc-
tivity increased by a very -imall amount. Z2e authors applied the same method to
determinations of the heat capacity of thin layer coatings deposited on film, by
subtraction of the film's capacity from t~e total measured amount. A maximum heat
capacity of Au coating of (0-35-0.45)-10-0 watt-soc/OK (corresponding to a maxirqum
relative sonsitivity 9f the coated bolomoter) was obtained wi+i a (3.0-4.5)-10-6 kg
gold coating. The Au layer contributed to a 50-70% absorption of the 4-13 p radia-
tion. Orig. art. has 13 equations, 2 figures and I table.
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SUR.aTTED-. 2oFeb63 DATE ACQ-. 26Feb64 ENCL:. 02
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LYSENKO, V.S., inzh.
'S-- -
Assigning a safe loading for running-in and testing hydraulic
machines by the method of closed kinematic chain. Gidr. mash.
i gidr. no.1:33-45 t65. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Kiyevskiy politekhnicheskiy institut.

1 22kq3h;-66 Ij
PW
ACC M. AP6012850 SOURCE CODE*.. UR/0368/66/004/004/0298/0301
AUTHOR: Kremenchugsk-Ly. L. S Wenko, V. S.::.Kal'nev, A. F.; Roytaloa,-O. V.
ORGII none*.
TITLE: 14po t of spectralcharacteristics of high-resistance thermal radiation
detectors
S, OUACE: Zh'urnal Orikladfioy spektroskopii,, v. 4, no. 4 '1966 298-301
TOPIC TAGS: tfieiiall~radlatlon detector, IR radiation, IR'sensor, IR detection
ABSTRACT:., An -resistance
mproved method is proposed for the construction of high
Aermal-rAdiati6n detectors uhich.we gold-black as the Infrared absorber. Because
of its poor adhesive properties, gold-black cannot be deposited directly on the
V
sensitive material,~but must be deposited on an interleafing layer, which causes
high heat losses. Calculations are presented to demonstrate that these losses can
be reduced to an insignificant amount if the interleafing layer is made of dieleet-z-1
trics such as beryllium- or aluminum-oxides, which are good heat conductors, and if
the layer's thickness is.much less than the length of the incident heat wave.
Experimental--data are in g6od agreement with the theory. Orig. art. has: 4 formu-
las,.2 tables$ and 1 figure. (ZLI
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MALWVY A.F.; KREMENCHUGSKIY, L.S.; BEREZKOp B.N.; SHEVTSOV, L.N.;
BOGDFVICH, A.G.; KIRILLOV, G.M.; CHASHECHNIKOVA, I.T.;
YARMOLEUKO, N.A.; OFFNGENDEN, R.G.; SEIMN, V.Z.;
DALYUK, Yu.A.; EMZIN'V._F.N.; KONENKO, L.D.; SIIALEYKO, M.A.;
SHEVCHENKO, Yu.S.- STOLYAROV, V.A.; KIRILLOV, G.M.; ~OGDEVICH, S.F.;
LYSENKO._Y,T.; RRASHKIN, N.A.; SKRIPNIK, Yu.A.; GRFSHCHENKO, Ye.v.;
SERPILIN, K.L.; GAPCIENKO, L.M.
Abstracts of completed research works. Avtom. i prib. no-3:90-91
JI-S 162. (MIRA 16:2)
1. Institut fiziki AN UkrSSR (for all except Skripnik,
Greshchenko, Tuz. Serpilin, Gapchenko). 2. Kiyevskiy
politekhnicheskiy institut (for Skripnik, Greshchenko, Tuz,
Serpilin, Gapchenko). (Research)

L-36404-66 - -E'01T(m)/EVVP(j) RM
NRi
SOURCE CODE:
UR 9/65/035/010/1879/1879
AUTHOR: Ivin, S. Z ; Karavanov, K. V.;_asenko, V. V.; J-,evin, V. .14. 3
.ORG: none,
TITIZ: Reaction of.allWl ichlorophosphine oxides with carboxylic acid amides
SOURCE: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, V- 35, no. 10, 4965, 1879
TOPIC TAGS: phosphorus compound, carboxylic acidp organic amide, acetic anhydridep
phosphinic acid, chenlical identification, distillation
.ABSTRACT.* Xt has been established for the first time that the re-
.aetion,of alky1di6hloropho'sphine oxides with carboxylle acid amides
.forms anhydrides ot.g1kylphosp4inic acids and compounds*containing
;a eyano group* The"'reaction can be carried out In a solvent tboil-
Ing oarbon tatraohl-oride) or without It at 100-130OCo In the latter
o'oase the.roaotion"Is muoh faster* The end produots are apparently
!formed id-three statees
-HC1 C -HC1
RPOCIl + RICONHs A NCOA' RPOS+R'GN
P