SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MAKMENKO, V.V. - MAKOGON, V.G.

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On Certain Properties of Functions With Limited Boundary Rotation.
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ASSOCIATION: Zaporizllcyy Mashynobud Instytut (Zaporozhlye
Machine Building Insti=
PRESENTED: By B.V. Hnyedenko, Member of the AS UkrSSR
SUBMITTED: February 24, 1959 V~~
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BALAKMSKAYA,, R.R.; BATALTK, B.S.; NELISON, R.A.;-MA KM-ENS~-V.Vr...
- -2.
Investigating the influence of chilling on the pbase composition
and structure of clinkers. Nauch. trudy PermNIUI no.5:95-10'21 163.
(UU 18: 3)

A now andod fat the prepratim of Nuig thromboltift".
Me Sam mW Ava MaW(Unlv., Budapest, Ifuns.).
K(sjrWS OrMS(adeaday 2. l&"(I9Y)).--4Grjnd 100 g.
fmb cattle lung with an ordinary meAt grinaler, shake with
100m1. physiol. NaClsoln. for 3nmin.. 61ter tbrDu brauxe.
Ives out Juice. with tryst. CaCto adjuit to a ON sato.,
place on water both at W, coul with 0-3 It. liquid
C06. centrifuge after 30 win.. and filter. The prmiuct is
about 80 tul. liquid with an 18-25 sec. thrumbokinaw ae-
tivity. storablie at room temp. for 24 hrs., and suitable for
Ihe detn. of poothcombin time. Istvin FmAIr
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FIAM, B.; REMY, T.; KAKO, 9.
Effect of thrombin preparations upon tissues. Orv.hetil. 91 no.18:
553-555 30 AP '50. (CM 19:2)
1. Pathophysiological Institute, Budapest University.

MAKO) E. 1951
(Pothophysiol Inst. U. of BudapeBt)
"The Thrombin Cycle."
Acta Physiol (Budapest), 1951, 211 sippl (22)
No. Abst. in Exc. Med.

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USSR/Agriculture FD - 1571
Card 1/1 : Pub. 42-3/11
and Barotsi, Ye.
Author : Redei, D; D'yerffl, B.; Mako,
Title : Transformation of winter wheat into spring (wheat]
Periodical : Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. biol. 5, 46-54, Sep-Oct 1954
Abstract : Reviews Hungarian literature (1842 to present) in this field and
gives results of experimental investigation of possibility of
transforming winter wheat into spring wheat by planting seeds of
winter wheat (previously sown only in fall) each spring and also
aowing each spring thereafter seeds obtained in previous harvests.
Two varieties of winter wheat were used: Bankuti 1201 and Al'ton.
Experiments lasted from 1948 to 1953. Tables;photographs; sketches.
Eight references, all USSR (1 since 194o).
Institution : Institute of Genetics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest
Submitted : April 5, 1954

HUNGARY / General and Specialized Zoology. Insects. Pests of
Products and Manufactured Articles of J!Lnifikal and
Vegetable Origin.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 16, 1958, No. 73710
Author : Mako D=o; Mehes, Gyorgy; Hertolondy, Gyorgy
Inst o ~given
Title Control of Arthropoda with Ethylene Oxide in a Sausage
Factory
Orig Pub lozgyar allatorv. lapja, 1957, 12, No 4 - 5, 121-124
Abstract In order to destroy Tyroglyphus airo mites which had
greatly propagated because smoked sausago was kept too
long aal had producod damago, fumigation with ethylow
oxide was used.
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HOGARY
YEHES, 5yorg- rY
y, Dr, director-chief vuterinary mre,
,-111UKC __PE, veterina
specialist in charge of the laboratory; Veterin-a-Y;770-iit-rol--5-ervice of the
I
meall industry (director. MZHES, Oyor.-y, Dr) (Fusipari Allatorvosi Ellenorzo
Szolgalat).
"Reconstructions in Slauffhllerhouses II."
ludapest, Mapryar Allato-vosok Lapja, Vol 22, No 1, Jan 67, pages 35-39.
Abstract: [Authors' Enrlish summary modified] The water used in slaughter-
rouses must be of drinking quality. Thenial fountains are advantageous both
from the hygienic and economic point of view. Because of infection and a
high or~yanic material content, the collection and treatment of waste water
is a great problem in the slaughterhouses. Mechanical, chemical or biological
methods, or a combination of these must be used to purify it. Good illumination
is essential to prevent accidents, for meat control, cleanliness and effective
work. In addition to dayl-*c
~_~ht, artificial lighting should be strong and free
of disturbing shadows, it must be reliable, uniform and its spectral composi-
tion must approach that of daylight. Natural and mechanical ventilat1on as
well as favorable climatic conditions are also important in the interest of
t'-e workers' health and of meat control. Automatically adjusted air condition-
ec-i-oments have already been introduced in foreign countries. Slaughter-
house work-ers must of course be subjected to a special examination from the
standpoint of public health in accordance with the requirements for such type
of work. No references.

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TOMASCHEK, Zoltang a muszaki tudomanyok kandidatusa; MAKOp Zoltan; MAGYAR,
Laszlo; VAMBERI, Lorine; KONCZ, Istvan
Properties of the titanium getter and Its use In electronic tubes of
great specific loading; also, remarks by Z.Mako and others. Siszaki
koz1 MTA 2.6 no.1/4:Zl9-220 6o. (EUI 9slO)
1. HlradasticlnDcai Kutatd Inteset ~for Tomaschek)
(Electron tubes) (Titanium)

MAKO, Zoltan I
Formation of the Sopron Scientific Society for Telecommmication.
Hir techn 14 no.5r183 0 163.
1. ItHiradastechnika" szerkeszto bizottsagi tagja.

KOZLIK, Vl.; MOUCKA, J.; MAKOC, Z.
Some pharmacological properties of d-cycloserine an4 dl-cycloserine.
II. Cesk. farm. 12 no.2:78-84 F 162.
1. Statni ustav pro kontrolu leciv, Praha - Ustav leteckeho
zdizavotnictvi, Praha.
(UGLOSERINE) (PHARMACOLOGY) (MICE) (RATS)
(GUINEA PIGS) (DOGS) (ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHYf'

BCR~.DYITYA, I.V., kand. veter. nauk; MAKODA, N.G., veterinarnyy vrach
TacLile-cer!-'ml method of artificial insemination of cows.
Vet-arinariia 42 no.12:75-77 D 165. 041RA 19: 1)
1. Tgentraltnaya opytnaya stantsiya iskusstvennogo osemeneniya
sellskokhozyaystvennykh zhivotnykh Ukrainskoy SSR.

MAKODZEBA I A j YANITM , I.Y.M.
== -J, -;, -I- *
42441. Uglubleniare pakhotnogo slo. ya pochvy v travopollnom sevooborote V
S13: OsnovWe vyvody po polevym opythair 7A 1945-1947 GG (INr. Neuch.-Iseled. lr~-T
Zernovogo Kboz-Va Im. kuybyaheva. Ersat opyt. pole.) Dnepropetrovsk, 1948, S.
31-35.

MAKODZZBA, Ivan Afanslyevich
~-'
(Deep plowing of Cheraozem soils] Glubokaia vapaahka chernozemm,7kh
pochv. Moskva, Goo. izd-vo sellkhoz. lit-ry. 1956. 107 p.
(plowing) (Chernozem soils) WaA 10:2)

KkKa=A, I.A. kandidat sell skokhozyVetvanny1ch nauk; PODMIGOR&. V.S.
;;aim;;Z66
A promising preparation for controlling woods of the grass family.
Zemledelie 4 no.5:119-120 Vq 456. (KLRA 9:8)
1. Ukrainskly nauchno-iseledovatellakly Institut 3ernogo khozyay-
gtva.
(Herbicides) (Carl3auilic acid)

uSSR/Weeds and Weed Control. N
Abs Jour : Ref ZhLLr Biol., No 18, 1958, 8:2638
Althor : Larionov, D.K., Makodzeba, I.A.
Inst : -
Title : Weeds a,id Their Coatro-:.
Orig Pub : Kiiv, lerzhsil'gospvidav, URSR, 1957, 236, stor., il.,
8 r 50 k.
Abstract : No abstract.
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AUTHORSs Kudzin, Yu, K., Makodzeba, I. A. - 2o-119-3-6o/65
TITLE. The Content and Dynamics of the Soluble Carbd3ydrates in the
Organs of the Vegetative Propagation of the Piakred Succory
(Acr ptilon picris Cam) (Soderzhaniye i dinamika rastvorimykh
uglevodov v organakh veget t'vn o razmnozheniya gorchaka
rozovogo (Aoroptilon picris CAM)
PERIODICALs Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSa, 1958, Vol- 119, Nr 3, pp. 6o6-6o8
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The pinkred succory is one of the worst species of the weed
flora and occurs in several southern and southeastern districts
of the USSR (Ref, 1,3Y. So far there are no effective control
measures against it. The applied methods (ref. 2-7) do not
always offer satisfying success. For the purpose of improving
the control measures the data mentioned in the title ought to
be known, which are lacking in publications. The authors carr-
ied out their investigations in the region of Kherson in the
years 1955-1956 in the following variantst 1) The piece of land
uncultivated in the experimental year; 2) Fallow ground with
normal cultivation; 3) Fallow ground, on which prospering ros-
ettes of succory were extirpated. The succory in the underground
Card 1/3 organs accumulates a considerable quantity of carbohydrates

The Content and Dynamics of the Soluble Carbohydrates in the 2o-119-3-6o/65
Organs of the Vegetative Propagation of the Pinkred Succory (Acroptilon
picris Cam)
which convert into alcohol and hot water extract. Starch is
2acking. The quantity and relation of these carbohydrates is
not constant and depends on the season. (Table 1), The re-
lative quantity of the soluble carbohydrates increases to a
certain degree with deeper penetration of the roots. Table 2
brings data on the distribution in this respect. The results
of analyses to a certain degree explain the causes for the
BUCCory's tenacity of life, its capability of developing over-
ground organs even after a very deep cutting through of the
roots and they give evidence of avery good storage of carbo-
hydrates by the plants during winter. The measures of culti-
vating the piece of landovergrown with weeds have a great in-
fluence on the dynamics of the storage. Without cultivation
(figure 1) 2 peaks are clearlX distinguished, in which the
soluble carbohydrates are stored in the rootst a) before the
blossom, b) toward the begin of the hibernation. A systematical
exatirpation of the prospering rosettes leads to a rapid de-
crease of the content of soluble carbohydrates in the roots,
not though to their complete exhaustion. Therefore the system-
Card 2/3 atical soil cultivation against the succory can never become

The Content and Dynamics of the Soluble Carbohydrates in the 2o-119-3-6o/65
Organs of th#egetative Propagation of the Pinkred Succory (Acroptibn
picris Cam)
effective enough, At the same time itis recognized that even
a very intensive soil cultivation lasting for 1 year does not
lead to a complete exhaustion of the underground organs of
thq succory. There are I figure, 3 tables, and 7 references
all of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONs Vsesoyuznyy nguchno-issledovatellskiy institut kukuruzy
Vsesoyuznoy akademii sel'Bkokhozyaystvennykh nauk im. V. I.
Lenina (All-Union Scientific Research Institute for Corn
of the All-Union Academy of Agricultural Sciences imeni
V. 1. Lenin)
PRESENTED: December 2o, 1957 by A~ L. Kursanov, Member, Academy of
Sciences, USSR
SUBMITTEDs March 1, 1957
AVAILABLEi Library of Congress
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MAEDDZEM. I.A., kand. sellskokhoz. nauk; FODOPRIOORA, V.S.
New herbicides for controlling weeds on corn fields. Dokl. Akad.
sellkhoz. 24 no.4:19-23 159. (MIRA 12:6)
l.Vaeso7uzn77 nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut kukurUZ7-
,rredstavlena chlenom-korrespondentom Vseso7uznoy akademii selfsko-
khozynystvenn7kh nauk im. V.I. Lenina-D.S. Filev7m.
(Herbicides) (Corn (Maize)-Diseases and pests)

NkKODZEBA, I. ., kand.sellskokhoz.nauk; FISYUNOV, A.V., Asptrant
Sensitivity of corn to simazine. Zashch.razt.ot vred.i bol. 5
no.7*30 Jl t60. (MIRA l6sl)
1. Vsesovuznyy institut kukuruzy, g Dnepropetrovsk.
(Com (Maize)) jTriazine)

PROKAPALO I.S... kand. sellkhoz. nauk; TREGUBENKO, M.Ya.
(Trehubenko, M.IA.1, karl. sellkhoz. nauk; ARTYUKHOV,
Y.K., kand. sellkhoz. rauk; KRYAGHKO, P.G.[Kriachko,
P.H.], st. nauchn. sotr,;2e; and. sell-
, RA6 Iakn~~
c~
khoz. nauk; SIDENKO, I. nauk; SUSIDKO,
P.I., kand. biol. nauk; REPID, AXJRiepin, A.M.3, kand.
sellkhoz. nauk; LOGACHOV, M.I.[Lohachov, M.I.J, kand.
sellkhoz. nauk; OSTAPOV, V.I., kand. sellkhoz. nauk;
ZAPOROZHCHENKO, O.L., kand. sellkh-.naukjFLYAGINpA DjF1i&hin,A.D.1,
kand. ekon. nauk; KA11IVETS, I.D., et. nauchn. soar.;
SKRIPNIK, P.S.[Skryprjyk, P.S.1, red.; GULENKO, 0.1.
[Hulenko, 0.1.1, tekhn. red.
[Advanced practices in growing corn] Pereaovi metody vy-
roshchuvannia kukurudzy. 2., perer. i dop. vyd. Kyiv,
Derzhsillhospvydav, UH~, 1962. 231 p. (MIRA 17:1)

MAKODZRBA, I.A.; FISYUNOV, A.V.
Fecundity of some weeds. Bot. zhur. 47 no.91l358-1362 3 162.
(KIRA 16-5)
1. Vsesovuznyy nauchno-isaledovatel'skiy institut kukuruzy,
Dnepropetrovsk.
(Weeds)

EEREZOVSKjyj M.Ya., leand.sellskokhos.nauk; ABRAMOVA, K.A., aspirantka;
MW-O-kgf!A,--.X-..A,,,,-..kand.sellskokhoz.natdc; SHAMKIY, I.F., aspirant
ControUing Acroptilon picris. Zashch, rast. ot vred. i bol. 8
no.9:45-47 S 163. (MIRA 16slO)
1. Moskovskaya ordena Lenina sellskokhozyaystvannaya akademiya
im. Timiryazeva (for Berezovskiy, Abramova). 2. Vaesoyuznyy
institut kukuruzy, Dnepropetrovskjt'~

MAKODZEBA kand. sel'skokhoz. nauk; MORDOVETS, A.A.; SULIMA, A.G., kand.
171~ skokhoz. nauk
Hoary cress and its control. Zemledelie 26 no.12142-43 D 164
NIRA 18:4)
1. Vaesoymanyy nauchno-issladovatellskiy- institut kukuruzy (for
Makodzeba). 2. Genicheskaya opytnaya stantsiya Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-
issledovatellskogo instituta kukuruzy (for Mordavets, Sulima).

MAKOGON, A.G. (solo Gnilitea, Chernigovskoy oblasti)
Apparatus for demonstrating the distillation of petroleum.
Khim. v shkole 13 no.1:45-" Ja-F 158. (KIRA 10:12)
(Distillation apparatus)
(Petroleum--Refining)

NEGOVSKIY N.A., doktor biologicheakikh nauk; MAKOGON A.M.
P - -
Using forms with sterile pollen n brf~eding sugar beets.
(~~ 1-?: r t
Agrobiologiia no.5:700-704 S-C163- I jj
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut sakharnoy
svekly, Kiyev.

MMI GON) F& YA4
dynamos
Switching in generators by autosynchronization. Rab. energ., 2, no. 3, 1952.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, May 1952. Unclassified.

FAXOGO-l'it I.Ye.; TE.U
- SL7KOV, P. I.
Semidry pressin'.- of I:ao2.Lr Products. Ogneupory 26 no.1:8-110 162..
1. Belo3kamensIdy shanotny-,,- zaTod. NEI 14: 2)
(Kaolin) (Firebrick)

MAKQGON,- I.Ye.j ISAYEV, B,P.; IL'ICHEV, V.I.
Redesign of the ejection assembly of a CM 143 press. Ogneafyiry
30 no.9:43-" 165. (~qRA M9)
1, Balokamenskiy shamotnyy zavod.

INN
1. PEETROV, S.1-1., PROF., 'RAKOMN, L.- A., KOCHUNOVSKAYA, T. K.
2. ussa Voo)
4. R-s-Production
7. Increasing hens' egg layin-g in winter. Ptits--vodstvo no. 3, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, FebrljuT -1953. Unclassified.

ICA LA IKOV.Ya.l.; KRTUN.V.S.; KAKOGON,L.A.; SAHOLETOV,A.I.; MIKULITSKIT,
I.V.
The introduction of an Intensive poultry breeding system. Hias.
Ind. 6SSR 26 no.3:26-29 155. (KraA 8:9)
1. Zameatitell ministra promyshlonnosti myasnykh I molochnykh
produktov RSFSR (for Kalashnikov). 2. Tekhnoruk Kuntsevskoy
ptitsefabriki (for Krylov). 3. Takhnoruk Glebovskoy ptitse-
fabriki (for Kakogon). 4. Tekhnorak Tomilinskoy ptitsefabriki
(for Samoletov). 5. Direktor Brattsevskoy ptitsefabriki (for
Nikulitskiy)
(Paultry Industry)

PIGAREV. N.V., kand'. sell skokhozysystvannyLch nauk, ; HAKOWN, L.At_;-_._. __. _
NIKOIDIOVA. N.V.
Reproductive capactties of hens during their first year of laying.
Ptitsevodstvo 8 no. 7:28-32 JTl '58. (MIRA U :8)
1. Tekhnoruk Glebovskay ptits&briki (for Makogon). 2. VaesoyuzWy
nauchno-issledoratellskiy institut ptitsepererabatyvayushchey
promyshlennosti i Glebovskayd ptiteefabriks.
(Poultry breeding)

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-552 155. 9:6
aging. FIX.Met.i metalloved. 1 no.3:546 MLRA6 21
l.Sibirskiy fiziko-tekhnicheakly institut.
(Duralumin-ReM treatment)

SOV/ 137-58-10-21669
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 11958, Nr 10, p 174 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Bol'shanina, M.A. ~_~ ~On~- . Panin, B.Ye.
TITLE: Resistance -to-deformation Properties of Copper and its Alloys
as a Function of Temperature and Rate of Deformation (Tem-
peraturno-skorostnaya zavisimost' soprotivleniya deformatsii
medi i y!eye:,iplavov)
PERIODICAL: Dokl. 7-y Nauchn. konferentsii, posvyasch. 40-letiyu Velikoy
Oktyabr'skoy sots. revolyutsii. Nr 2. Tomsk, Tomskiy un-t,
1957, pp 55-57
ABSTRACT: Resistance to compressive deformation of Cu and its Ni, Al,
and Zn alloys (5, 10, and 15 atom-%) which have been sub-
jected to various degrees of work hardening (with reductions
of up to 4016) was studied at different strain rates (6, 0.05, and
0.005 mm/min) at seven different temperatures ranging from
20 to 6000C. The results of the investigation demonstrated the
complete applicability of theory of hardening and recovery to a
wide range of temperatures and rates of deformation. An anal-
ogy, established for laws governing the deformation of low-
Card 1/2 melting metals and Cu alloys, makes it possible to carry out

SOV/ 137 -58-10-21669
Resistance -to-deformation Properties of Copper and its Alloys (cont.)
research on physical principles of high -temperature plasticity of metals
(as applied to the problem of heat-t6sistant properties) on modelling
materials.
P. N.
1. Copper--Deformation 12. Copper alioy_~--Defornation
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67077
5100 SOV/124-59-1-1028
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mekhanika, 1959, Nr 1, p 143 (USSR)
AWHORS: Makogon, M.B., Legkova, M.L.,,Tabatarovich, A.K.
TITLE: On the Problem of the Correspondence Between the Velocity-Coefficients of
the Yield Curves and the Rates of Creeeand Relaxation
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Issled. po fiz. tverdogo tela. Moscow, AS USSR, 1957, PP 159-169
ABSTRACT: Commercial tin and tin of the 01-grade were employed as test material.
Cylindrical casts of a diameter of 16 nun were pressed through a die of a
diameter of 4 mm, and the obtained wire was subsequently drawn to a thick-
ness of 1.82 +_ 0.02 mm. A part. of the specimens was examinated immendiately
after the drawing, another part was tempered. The gage length of the spe-
cimens was 50 mm. Three series of tests were carried outs 1) Stretching
with constant velocities of deformation of 0 '06 2.7 and 27 min-l. 2)
Stretching with a constant velocIty of 2.7 min-i up to a determined degree
of deformation with a following relaxation of the stress with time. 3)
Stretching with a constant velocity up to a determined degree of deforma-
tion with a following stretching at a constasit load equal to 1.1 - 1.2 of
Card 1/2 the instantaneous yield point. A qualitative relation between the coeffi-

67077
SOV/124-59-1-1028
On the Problen, of the Correspondence Between the Velocity-Coefficients of the Yield
Curves and the Rates of Creep and Relaxation
cients of velocity and relaxation and the characteristics of creeping is obtained. It
is shown that the coefficients of velocity, the creeping rates and the relaxation cha-
racteristics of the deformed and non-tempered tin have higher values than those of the
tempered tin-.~
G.A. Tulyakov
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SOV/124-58-10-11902
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 10, p 160 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Panin, V. Ye. , Konyushina, G. G. . Landa, A. L~
Sidorova, T. S. , Shilina, G. V.
TITLE: Influence of the Strain Conditions During Compression on the State
of Copper - Copper-alloy Solid Solutions (" liyaniye us! oviy
deformirovaniya pri szhatii na sostoyaniye medi i yeye splavov -
t,.-erdykh rastvoro-~,)
PERIODICAL: Iz-, -,yssh. uchebn. zavedeniy. Fizika, 1957, Nr 1, pp 23-31
ABSTRACT: A comparison is offered of data on the variation in the hardness
of strained alloys during anneal with the values of the rate coef-
ficients of said alloys at various strain temperatures.
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SOV/1 37--58--10-21-131
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metailurgiya, 1958, Nr 10. p 154 (USSR)
AUTHORS- Pantr V. Ye. . Sidorova, T. S, , Konyushina.
G.G. , Landa, A. L, , Sh~lina, G. V,
TITLE: The Effect of Condition~:, of Preliminary Cold Hardenirg on the
Recovery of Cu and its Alloys as a Function of Temperature
(Vliyaniye usloviy pred'. at itel'nogo naklepa na temperattirnuyu
zavisimost' voz,.rata medi i veye splivov)
PERIODICAL: Dokl. 7--y Nauchn. konierentsia, posvyashch. 40 letiyu
Velikoy Oktyabr'sk. sots, revc,)yu1.si,. Nr 2. Tomsk, Tomskiy
un-t, 1957, pp 57-58
ABSTRACT: Investigations were performed in order to establish how tem
perature and rate of delormation (D) (the degree of D remaining
constant) affect the progress of recrystallization curves of Cu
and its alloys containing 10 atom-0/o Ni and Al. It was estab-
lished that the increase in recrystallization temperature of Cu
and its alloys is directly proportional to the degree of D; it is
therefore assumed that for each temperature of D there is a
corresponding field of D distortions, the temperature stability
Card 1.12 of which increases with increasing temperatures of D. It is

SOV/137-58-10-21531
The Effect of Conditions of Preliminary Cold Hardening (cont. )
pointed out that the temperature stability of the cold-hardening of the Cu-base
solid solutions investigated is a function of the nature of the allo--. Compared
with Al, the addition of which tends to reduce the strength of cohesive bonds,
introduction of Ni increases the cohesive forces in the Cu lattice and results
in a greater rate of increase in temperature stability of the work-hardened
regions.
Z. F.
I. Copper--Crystallization 2. Copper alloys--Crystallizatior
3. Copper--Temperature factors 4. Copper alloys--Temperature factors
Card 2/2

SOVI/I 37 -58-10-2152 3
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya 1958 Nr 10. p 152 (USSR)
AUTHORS: -Makogon __M. B, Panir, V Yc , K;tayeva L. P., Korotavev A D
'-tu-khovarov, V. . ShcherbakoL a N V
T IT LE: The Effect of Annealing and Intermediate High temperature
Deformation on Compression Cur, es of Copper and its Alloys
(Vliyaniye otzhiga i promezhutochnoy kysokotemperaturnoy
deformatsii ni kri,.-yye szhatiya medi i yeye spla%ov)
PERIODICAL: Dokl. 7-y Nauchn konferentsii, posvyashch 40 letiyu
Velikoy Oktyabr'sk sots re%olyutsii Nr Z Tomsk Tomskiv
un-t, 1957, pp 59 60
ABSTRACT: The effect of plastic deformation (D) on the progress of
recovery processes in Cu and its alloys with Ni (5. 10, 15
atom-0/o), Al (5, 10, 15 atom-0/o), and Zn (5 atom-0/o) was
investigated Mechanical properties of metal which had been
subjected to deformition at room temperature were compared
after the metal had been annealed as well as subjected to slight
deformation under identical temperature conditions It was
established that application of stress stimulates the recovery
Card 1/2 processes; this is manifested by the fact that mechanical

SOV/1 37 - 58 10-1152 3
The Effect of Annealing (cont.
properties of work-hardened specimens (S) which have been subsequently sub -
jected to mild deformation at elevated temperatures are lower than the prop -
erties of S' s which have been annealed only at identical temperatures. A drop
in secondary reduction curves of S' s which have been preliminarily subjected
to deformation at room temperature is observed at elevated temperature,
The stimulating effect of loading, which becomes greater with increasing tem-
peratures, begins to diminish as the T point is approached and, finally, goes
down to zero. It is shown that the D ofpwork hardened S at temperatures
beyond the recrystallization threshold contributes to complete relief of work-
hardening stress achieved at room temperature and, at the same time, pro-
duces new distortions which cannot be completely relieved during D at the given
temperature. Compared with pure Cu, other conditions being equal. the inten-
sity of recovery processes under load is lower in the Cu alloys investigated.
As the concentration of Ni is increased and the concentration of Al in the Cu
alloy is reduced, the intensity of recovery diminishes. In alloys with relatively
small cohesive bonds (Cu-Al), the recovery processes occur more intensively
than in the case of alloys in which the cohesive forces are greater (Cu-Ni).
1. Copper--Heat treatment 2. Copper alloys--Heat treatment
3. Copper--Deformation 4. Copper- -Mec hari-." ca ~ prop-::rt-_'F_-,,; V~ M
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AUTHOR: Makogon, M. B
126-2-161/35
TITLE: On the character of the dependence of mechanical properties
of solid solutions on their concentrations. (0 kharaktere
zavisimosti mekhanioheskikh svoystv tverdykh rastvorov ot
ikh kontsentratsii).
PERIODICAL: Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, 1957, Vol-5, No.2,
pp. 318-325 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The fundamental types of the diagram "state-projoerties"
which are determined by the character of the interaction
of the individual components were first established for
binary alloys by Kurnakov, N.S.,and Zhemchuzhnyy, S.F.
(Refs.1 and 2); for systems forming a continuous series
of solid solutions the dependence of the above mentioned
properties on the composition are expressed by a curve
which is convex ifviewedfrom the top, whilst for two-
phase mixtures the isotherms of these properties are
nearly straight lines. In systems with limited
solubility the properties of the alloys in the range of
the solid solution change with increasing concentration
in accordance with monotonously increasing curves. This
general character of the "property-composition" curves
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126-2-16/35
on the character of the dependence of mechanical properties of
solid solutions on their concentrations.
predominantly high meltinE~ point alloys but considerable
deviations were observed which increase with increasint~
test temperatures. On the basis of analysis of available
experimental data, A. A. Bochvar (Ref.6) arrived at the
conclusion that there is no unequivocal relation between
the composition and the properties, pointing out the
necessity for detailed experimental investigation of the
dependence "composition-properties" which should be
extended into investigating the more complex problem of
liproperties-coiaposition-structure-external conditions"
(Ref.10). The aim of the here described work ~.,;as to
elucidate the influence of the speed and the degree of
deformation on the shape of the "resistance to defor:aation
by compression-composition" curves for a number of high
melting point and low meNing point alloys forming solid
solutions. The author also expresses certain views on
the limits of validity of the Kurnakov law in studying
the mechanical properties of solid solutions.
V. P. Shishokin and his team determined the influence of
the deformatiun speed on the relations between the
Card 2/4 chemical composition and the hardness for 'eutuectic type

126-2-16/35
On the character of the dependence of mechanical properties of
solid solutions on their concentrations.
systems (Ref,11), for solid solutions of the system Pb-Hg
(Ref,12) and for solid solutions of the systems Pb-Bi,
Pb-Sn-Cd-Hg (Ref.13). The author of this paper
investigated high melting point alloys of the system
Cu-Ni and low melting point alloys of the systems Fb-Hg
and Pb-Bi. The copper-nicke-1 alloys were smelted in a
high frequency furnace, homogenized and forged into
10-11 mm dia. rods. The lead alloys were cast into
ingots of 22 mm. dia. which,after some forging,were
extruded through a hole of 7.00 + 0.01 mm. From both
alloys specimens were prepared ror compression tests
which were annealed-under optimum conditions. The Cu-Ni
alloys contained 23.9i-44.0. 61.8 and 75.3 at.% nickel
and pure copper and pure'ni 1 specimens were also tested.
The lead alloys contained 3.1 10.3t 15.4 and 20.0 at.% Hg
and also 3.0 9.81 14.5 and Bi as well as pure
lead. All tLse alloys belong to =Vp--~kolid solution types.
The results are plotted in graphs and entqred in tables.
The obtained experimental results indicate that the shape
of the curves "resistance to deformation-composiLi-on" for
Card 3/4 low melting point alloys depends to a considerable ezttent

BOLISHANINA. N.A.; MAKOGOH, M.B.; PAIIIII, T.Ye.
Temperaturif=W 4 iion in the resistance to deformation of
copper and its alloys. Isol. po sharopr. splav. 3:189-205 ' 58.
(MIRA 11:11)
(Copper alloys--Testing) (Deformations (Mechanics))
(Matals at hightnmperature)

SOV/58-59-5-10712
Translation from.- Referativnyy Zhurnal Fizika, 1959, Nr 5, pp 119 - 120 (USSR)
AUTHOR- Makogon, M. B.
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TITLE: Effect of the Rate of Deformatio
on the Resistivityto Compression of
Some Metallic Solid Solutions Iq
PERIODICAL: Tr, Sibirsk. fiz. tekhn. in-ta,, 1958, Nr 36, PP 3 - 20
ABSTRACT: The article is a qualitative discussion of the limits of applicability
of Kurnakov's rules for determining the composition dependence of the
mechanical properties of solid solutions. It is shown that this
dependence is determined in the general case by the conditions of
mechanical testing, in particular by the rate and degree of deformation.
The effect of these conditions is especially noticeable in the case of
fusible alloys, in the deformation of which softening processes play an
essential role. As a rule, the dynamic coefficient characterizing the
degree of the rate dependence drops when a transition is effected from
the pure component to its solid solution alloy. The rate coefficients
of the intermetallic phases have a still lower value than those of
C&rd 1/2 ordinary solid solutions based on the pure components. This can be ex-0

SOV/58-59-5-10712
Effect of the Rate of Deformation on the Resistivity to Compression of Some Metallic
Solid Solutions
plained by the still greater interaction of various atoms in these phases. The author
gives a qualitative explanation of the role that individual alloying admixtures play
in the variation of the mechanical properties of Pb for various deformation rates, It
turns out that the effect of the admixtures is all the more telling, the less the
components being alloyed are chemically related, and the greater the variation in the
parameter of the crystal lattice of the base metal when the solid solution is being
formed. Indirect evidence for the correctness of the view that plastic deformation
exerts a stimulating effect on the aging and dissociation of solid solutions is
afforded by the study of the effect of the non-equilibrium condition of the alloys on
the shape of the flow curve.
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18(6) 30V/2o-122-2-15/42
AUTHORS: V. Ye. , Sukhovarov, Y. r~.,
Abramets, L. P., Korotayev, A. D., 3hcherbalkova, N. A.
4
TITLE: On the Role of External Stress in the Weakening During a
Plastic Deformation (0 roli vneshnego napryazheniya v
razuprochnenii pri plaoticheskoy deformatsii)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 122, 'Ir 2, pp 21)-221
(USSR'j
A'9STRACT: It -aas interesting experimentally to detect a stimulating in-
fluence of external stress on the irtansity of recovery im-
mediately during the plastic deformation itself, and to in-
vestigate the influence o1the nature of the material and of
the deformation conditions (velocity, temperature) on the
intensity of the recovery. The measurements were carried out
on samples of electrolytic copper and their alloys with Nil
Al (5; 10; 15 atomic %) and with Zn (5 atomic All these
samples (d = 11.00 + 0.01 mn, h = 7.00 + 0.01 mm) were de-
formed by compression UP to 30 % at room temperature with
an average velocity of 4,3 %/min. The deformatiorB and the
Card 1/3 tempering were carried out at various temperatures. A figure

'30V/20- 122-2-15/42
~n the R41e of External Stress in the Weakening During a Plastic Deformation
0
shows the curves of the flowinp for one of the investigated
alloys. According to these curves, the stress weakens the
samples so intensely that resistance against deformation is
diminished by this deformation. If the temperature of the
deformation increases, the decrease of the resistance becomes
more noticeable. If other conditions are equal, this decrease
is more intense for the alloys of the systems Cu-Al, Cu-Zn
than for the alloys of the system Cu-Ni. The curves of the
third contraction of the samples tempered after a cold de-
formation are always higher than the curves of samples which
were deformed at the temperature of the first series of samples.
The plastic deformation, therefore, caused an additi 'onal
weakening. The nature of the alloy has no influence on the
value of the relaxation coefficient K, if the percentage of
the admixture is lower than 5 %. However, for higher per-
centages of admixture, this influence is well noticeable. The
alloys of the system Cu-Al relaxate noticeably zmore intense-
ly than the corresponding alloys of the system Cu-'Ii. The
results of this paper are an experimental proof of the weaken-
ing caused by the deformation and of the stimulating influence
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SOV/2o-122-2-15/42
On the Ro'le of External Stress in the Weakening During a _PlastJc Deformation
Weakening depends on the conditions of the deformation (tem-
perature, velocity) and on the nature of the deformed alloy.
There are 2 figures, 1 table, and 14 references, 12 of which
are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Sibirskiy fiziko-tekhnicheskiy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy
institut pri Tomskom gosudarstvennom universitete im. V. V.
Kuybysheva
~MeriM Physical-Technical Scientific Research Institute at
Tomsk State University imeni V. V. Kuybyshev)
PRESENTED: May 7, 1958, by G. V. Kurdyumov, Academician
SUBMITTED: April 29, 1958
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MAKOGON, M.B.; PANIN. V.Ye.; SMWOUROV, T.F.
Stimulating effect of straining on softening during the de-
formation process. Issl.po zharopr.splav. 4:50-57 '59.
(KIRA 13:5)
(Metals-CAd working) (Deformations(Kechanice)

S/139/60/000/03/026/045
ME
AUTHORS: Panin, V.Ye and Makogon, .0?3/9314
TITLE: Anomaly of the Temperature-speed Dependence of the
Resistance to Deformation of Aluminium Bronze
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PERIODIf;AL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchobnykh zavedeniy, Fizika,
1960, Nr 3, pp 142 - 145 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The aim of the work described in this paper was to
elucidate the influence of hardening processes on
the progress of plastic deformation of alum1nium bronze
at various temperatures and deformation speeds.
Investigations were carried out on an aluminium bronze
Cu+ 15.9 at.% Al, which is a solid solution nearing
the boundary of solubility. The investigations were
carried out at various temperatures using various
speeds of compression. The curve of the temperature
dependence of the resistance to deformation shows an
anomaly, namely, with increasing temperature the
resistance to deformation drops slightly at first then
increases to a maximum which is followed by a sharp
drop. The temperature of the beginning of the
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3 ZA~33g? the Resistance to
Anomaly of the Temperature-speed Depeng e
Deformation of Aluminium Bronze
-intensive softening depends on the conditions of
deformation; increase in the speed of deformation
brings about a shift in this temperature towards
elevated temperaturos, whilst an increase in the
degree of deformation brings about a decrease in the
observed effect and may even lead to its cessation.
In the range of anomalous temperature dependence of
the mechanical proper-ties, the deformation is in jumps
and there is an anomaly in the dependence of the resistance-
to-deformation on the deformation speed. Such anomalous
tempe.rature-speed dependence of the resistance-to-
deformation was also observed to a lesser extent in
the alloyt Cu + 10 at.% Al. There are 3 figures and
13 referenees, I of which is international, 1 English,
1 Japanese (in English) and 10 are Soviet.
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S/139/6o/ooO/03/026/o45
Anomaly of the Temperature-speed DependWVOP32he Resistance to
Deformation of Aluminium Bronze
ASSOCIATION: Sibirskiy fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut pri
Tomakom gosuniversitete imeni V.V. Kuybysheva
(Siberian Institute of Physics and Technology
of Tomsk State University imeni V.V. Kuybyshev)
SUBMITTED: July 6, 1959
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S/123/62/000/015/004/013
A052/A101
AUTHORS: Makogon, M. B., Tukhfatulin, A. A.
TITLE: The effect of the initial state of 3H 437 (E1437) alloy on its
mechanical properties under different conditions of deformation as
to temperature and rate
PERIODICAL. Referativnyy zhurnal, Mashinostroyeniye, no. 15, 1962, 25, abstract
15A145 (In collection: "Issled. po zharoprochn. splavam". T. 7,
- Moscow, AN SSSR, 1961,97 - 105.
TEXT: The character of the effect of rates of deformation at compression
(v1 = 0.005, v2 = 0.05 and v 6 mm/min.) on mechanical pr9perties of E1437 alloy
, 700 and 9000C in a vacuum (about 10 mm Hg)
(yield curves) at 600 j Ao=o - 850 -3
has been established on samples in a hardened and aged state. It is pointed out
that the samples aged at 7000C prove to be more strengthened tha~i the samples
hardened at deformation temperatures not exceeding the aging temperature. At
8000C and over a preliminary aging at 7000C does not affect practically the
mecharlie4 properties, which is explained by an intensive aging of a hardened
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S/123/62/000/015/004/013
The effect of the initial state of... A052/A101
alloy at high temperatures in the process of deformation. After 45-hour aging
at 8000C the mechanical properties decrease considerably, which is ascribed to
the decomposition of the solid solution and coagulation.
[Abstracter's note: Complete*translation]
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MAKOGON,, ILB,; MAYEVA, L.P.
.AtudY of theUnetica of ordering w3d BOMB meebanicalproperties
of the Mg-Cd &U*ye Ukr. fiz* shur, 8 no,2s233-238 F 163. (MBA 16s2)
3
;q fizi4a-tckbpiohqakiy ~404t4~ M =4* Tomsk.
(Mkitgnesiumr-cadmium Sai6ya)

T. i855~_63 MEW IMI(m) IMS Part 'InMR
ACCESSION Ms. AP3001695 S/~126/63/015/005/0703/0709
AUTHORS: Popov* L*Ye; Karavayevat_V*Vpj Panova, L.M,.l Kharjo-ia,
R.Pj Maksgont M. Be
1 TITLEt Investigation of the atomic redistribution process in Ni. + 10 at.% Mo
alloy
SOURCE: Fizika metallov i'metallovedeniyep ve 6, no, 5. 1963i 703-709
TOPIC TAGSt atomic redistribution, Ni-Mo alloy, pickel-molybdenum allo
.v
0
ABSTRA The thermal capacity and electrical resistivity of the alloy-IN 1
atT21s measured in studying formation of the K-state and Its influence on the
mechanical properties of the alloy. It is believed that short-range order for-
mation is the necessary condition for K st te igin* The alloy was a homo-
geneous solid solution, the thermal tr~ea;entto which caused a variation in the
degree of the short-range order. The differe ~ce between Ni and &1o atomic radii
affects the activation energy of the formation and movement of vacancies which
bring about the formation of K-state, A continuous heating of the speci
showed an uninterrupted increase in thermal capacity up to 3300C* At thTesf1point
C,,d 1/2

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a decrease began and lasted to 3900. This phenomenon is explained by formatio
of the K-state and by its subsequent destruction at 400C where the thermal capacity
resumed its increase. The tests showed that formation of K-state increases the
magnitude of electrical resistivity. "We express our sincere appreciation to
Professor M. A. Bollshonina for drawing our attention to the Ni-Mo system and to
Engineer 1"Ks--Novik9va forthe hydrogen annealins.6f the samples". Orige art hastI
5 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Sibirskiy fiziko-tekhnicheskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
(Siberian Physic otechnicai acientific Research Institute)
SUBMITTEDs O17Jul62 DATE ACQs llJul63 ENCLt 00
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BUTKEVICH, L.M.; GORBACHEV, F.Ya.; GRIDNEV, M.P.;j~AKWON,.M.B.; PYATTTICHUK,
G. K.
Apparatus for creep tests of manometer tubular springs. Z-av.lab. 29
no.12:1500-1501 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Sibirskiy fiziko-tekhnicheskiy nauchno-issledovatelldkljr institut.

BUTKEVICH, L.M.; HAKOGON, M.B.; OSUKROVSKIY, V.E.
Effect of external stresses during the annealing of cold-worked
162 brass on its mechanical properties. Fiz. met. i metalloved.
16 no-4s583-588 0 163. (MIRA 16:12)
1. Sibirskiy ft#ko-tekhnicheskiy institut.

BOLISHANINA, M.A.1 MAKOGON, M.B.
Effect of sho-.t-range order and vErious concentration inhomoge-
neities on the mechanical and physical prope.ties of allo7a--
solid solutions. Izv. vys. ucheb. tav.; fit. no.5t45-55 164.
(MIRA 171l1)
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MAKOGON) 14. G. ;-'LEGKOVA, M. L. ; and TABATARMICII, A. K-
"Correlation of the Velocity Coefficients of Flow Curves with Creep and
Relaxation Rates" P. 159-169, in the book Research in the Physics Solids, Mosocw,
Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1957, 277 p. Ed. Bol'shani , M. A., Tomsk Universitet, Siberskiy
fiziko-tekhnicheskly institut.
Personaiities: Vasil'yev, L. I.; Spevak, L. A.; and Kulikova, K., Material
studied: tin. There are 4 figures, 2 tables, and 9 references, 8 of which are
Soviet.
This collection of articles is meant for metallurgical physicists and for
engineers of the metalABOUKRIBUM working industry. This book contains results of
research in the field of failure and plastic deformation of materials, mainly
of metals. Problems of cutting, abrasion, friction, and wear of solid mateirials
(metals) are discussed.

RAKOGOR, N.S., referent; TARAMKO, A.K.
Now apparatus for cleaning coal and ores (from *Mines,8 no-5. 1958).
Koko i khIm. no.1'.60-61 160. (141M 13:6)
(Grenoble. hanae-Coal preparation-Equipment and supplies)

MAXOGONO N.S.9- MMMM09 A.K.
Use of p9troleum bitumen for briquetting "al fines in the United
States (from wRevue do l'Industrie Hineralopm noD.19 1960). Ugoll
Ukr, 5 no.2:40 F 161, OMA 140)
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MAKQqON, N.S inzh,-
Coal preparation in a heavy medium. Ugoll Ukr. 5 no.22.-14-15
D 161. - (kRA 14:12)
(Coal preparation)

MAKOGON, N.S.; YERL-24ENKO, A.K.
Coal preparation in India. Ug)l' Ukr. no.6144 Je 161.
(India-Zoal preparation)

MAKOGOV, N*S.; ZHUK, V.A.
Preparation of fine coals in th4 U.S.A. Ugol.prom. no.5:90-
95 S-0 62. --C 1, - -11 (MMA 15: 1.1)
(United States Al Ospatation)

HMOGONI N.S.; VJUMNKO, A.K.
Coal drying by means of vibration (from "Colliery
Giwxdj~n," May, 1961; "Annales des Mines, "March, 1962).
Ugoll Ukr. 6 no.8:45 Ag 162. (MIRA 15:3-1)
(Coal drying) (Vibrators)

MAKCKHA, N.S., dotsent
Causes of letha!-4ty and in!'mq,.,Pnt f-I
radical surger-y on pancrefizicodurx~enal canc,-r. -r,l,iy "MI
no.54:117-129 164. (YIBk 18:P)
1. Iz kafF~dry gospitallnoy 'Khimirgii (viv.- d,)ts,~n, N.---. Makokha)
O,mskogo mcdit.3inskcgo instituta.

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CHETVERIKOV, A.V., kand.tekhn.nauk; PAVLENKO, N.A., inzh.; MAKOGON, V.F.
Effect of a protective atmosphere on current efficiency and the
quality of the coating in sheet steel tinning from fused salts.
Sbor. trud. TSNIICHM no.34:51-57 163. (WRA 17:4)

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KAKOGON, V.G.
Mille for continuous ontput of steel strips in rolls. Biul.tekh.-
ekon.inform. noo7t U-13 158. (MIIU 1119)
(Hydraulic presses) (Forging mchinery)

MAKOGON, V.G.
The 2500-type mill for continuous hot shoot rolling combined with
the 1150-type slabbing mill. Bial.takh.-okon.inform. no.11:17-20
1 58. (KM 11:12)
(Rolling mills)

MAKOGON, V. G.
I - . The 1200 strip~rolling mill with reels in fu--naces. Biul.
tekh.-okon. inform. no-5:13-16 '59. (MIRA 12:8)
(Rolling mills)

MAKOGONL,V]Idjjjjr, Qg&jjjmj4cIu BUVYANOV, Viktor Famich; GOLYATKINA,
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shirekopolbanya stany gorinchei.prokathi. Moskva-, Metal-
lurgisdat, 1963. 216 p. (NIRA AwS)
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