SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DANILOV, V. N. - DANILOV, V. YE.

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ACCESSION NR: AR4014766 S/0058/63/000/012/EO44/EO44
SOURCE: RZh. Fizika, Abs. 12E379
AUTHORSt Danilov, V. N.1 Slovikovskiy, 0. F.
TITLEs Display of dislocation in crystals of dielectrics
CITED SOURCE: Izv. Kiyevsk. politekhn. in-ta, no. 40, 1962, 126-131
TOPIC TAGS: dielectric, dielectric crystals, dislocation, chemical
etching, thermal etching, etching, etch pits, Cottrell atmosphere,
excess vacancies
TRANSLATION: Dislocations in single crystals of KC1, HaCl, and LiF
were displayed by chemical and thermal etching. It was observed
that in incandescent crystals the regular form of the etch pits be-
comes violated; this phenomenon is attributed to the formation
around the dislocations of Cottrell atmospheres made up of excess
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Fishman.
DATE ACQ: 24Jan64
found that the dislocation density increases
electrical breakdown of the dielectric. Yu.
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DANILOV, V.N.
Generalized Brillouin mode of electron streams. Radiatekh.
i elektron. 8 no.11;1892-1900 N 163. (MIRA 17:1)

DANILOV, V.N.
Brillouin state of a two-dimensional elec-.ron flow. Radiotekh. I
elektron. 8 nc.lW046-2054 D 163. OGRA l6tl2)

BEN[JRSK1Y, L.S.; BYSTPOV, A.M.; VASIL'Y~V, N.V.; rkRF.':YOV, V.i-
L011kV, V.N.; LIVIIISKI-f, Yu.L.; Y?TMOLAY~V, K.C~,'IAOV,
FEDOROV, V.V.
Producing quality casting or magnesium Atll,)vs ,)y mr-ans of
liquid metal filtration. Lit. 1)ro,,zv. N th4.
(MIRA 'P:P)

ACCESSION NR: AP4043673 S/0109/64/009/008/1399/1404
AUTHOR: Danilov, V. N.
=LE: Near-critical behavior of a magnetron
SOURCE: Radiotekhnika i alektronika. v. 9. no. 8, 1964, 1399-1404
TOPIC TAGS: magnetron, magnetron theory
ABSTRACT: The behavior of a real static magnetron during cutoff is theoreti-
cally investigated. Neglecting the thermal velocities of electrons, the solutions
are considered as a function of the cutoff current which is regarded as a
continuous variable. A set of multistrearn and single-stream states corresponds
to the cutoff conditions in a magnetron; these states permit establishing a
connection between the pre-cutoff Braude solutions and post-cutoff Brillouin
solutions. The exact solutions for a plane-parallel magnetron are obtained. A
wide class of oingle-strearn states of a 3-dimensional magnetron for small cutoff
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change into a generalized Brillouin mode of motion of the eloctron cloud. Orig.
art. has: 31 formulas.
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AUTHOR: Dan*v. V. N. D!~ Loy,~ V. N. -, Qlgyjk0q'kvv. H. E. -- Slovilkovskly, G. F.
Shklyaruk, L. L
ORG: Kiev Institute of TechnqjaWKyyirs'kyy tekhnologichnyy instytut); Kiev Pol3dmhnic
Institute (Kyyirs1kyy politekhnichnyy instytut)
TrrLE: A study of metal regression after hardening 4(
SOURCE: AN UkrRSR. Dopovidt, no. 11, 1965, 1465-1467
TOPIC TAGS: hardness, electric conductivity, annealing, silver, nicW
ABSTRACT: The authors investigated metal regression after har lening on technically pure
n and 99. 99% IMLre_ silverj Electrical resistivity and microhi rdness measurements us
see 4 technically pure metals the regret sion curve after annealing
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perature a maximum which to absent in pure and deformed metals.
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dislocations' The m-dmum on the electrical conductivity regresi ton curve can be explained
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locations. The. paper Was presented by Academician B. E. -Paton.. Member of AN UkrSSR.
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PRIDANTSEV, M.V.; KAZARNOVSKIY, D.S.; PAN11.07, V N.; VFK7FF, N.A.;
NIKONOV, A.G.; BYKOV, N.F.
lBothermall treatment of rails. 1--tal' 25 Ap '65.
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DANILOV. V.14., doktor tekhnicheakikh nawk.
Problems and methods of investigation. Trudy, =11 ~Mj no.111:
5-8 '55. NLRA 9:5)
(Railroads--Rails)

DANLLOV, V.11., doktor tekhnicheskikh nauk.
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Cross sections of experimental rails. Trudy TSNII KF% no.111:
8-22 '55. (KUU 9:5)
(Railroads--Rails)

DAmILOV, Y.M., doktor tekhatchookikh nauk.
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Stress in experimental rails. Trudy T3NIl MPS no-111:83-93 '55.
(XLRA 9-5)
Olailroade-Raile)

D"ILOV4 .
4 ,~,,,_,_,.doktor takhnichaskikh aauk.
Operational tests of experimental rails on the Tomsk Railroad.
Trudy TSNII MPS no.111:94-124 '55. (KLhA 9:5)
(Railroads--Rails)

DUILOV, V.K., doktor tekhnicheskikb nauk.
NUMIUM-1y"_
General conclusions. Trudy TSNII KPS no.lll:.87-190 '55.
(KLAA 9:5)
(Railroads--Rails)

BRCRBBRG. U.N.. kandidat tokhnicheskikh nauk; TERIGO. N.Y.. professor;
DANI-IDT, T- H-., professor; FRISHKAN, N.A., profe sor-, SOROKIN, N.N.,
inz-hener. rs~ tor; KRITROV. ?.A., tekhntrhaskiy reda,~tor
(interrelation of track sad railroad rolling stock] VzaimodsiRtvie
putt i podviahnogo eostava. Pod obahchei red. M.A.Friehmans. Moskva.
Goe.transpahel-dor. izd-vo, 1956. 2?9 p. (t(LqA 9:11)
(Railroada--Track)

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Translation from: Reit ati ic;y z.,.,. -t I I u - g it Nr 4 r) i 10 (USSR)
AUTHOR. Dan V N
T I T L E: G , o e D e s . g - r~ g v a I I L m t r I h, Q a I
of Ra,I, k0 ka. ke -a~ rn 1, \a
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PERIODICAL: V st) - Ratsi na! /;tt~:~a pi Iv% v:t4,11.k Mkl-k, w PIL'11/dat
19';6 pp 181 184
ABSTRACT. It is 1,( ted that tht, grt, ot-~,ig-i t t I. a a'I c, m. t
dn(I Idt.g'!v S -er,gth I , it't I a , ~ 1! L a:, it " d ~
all,-ving ar;d heat tr(.Atme, t. Th-i~ 1, 1 -t-c! rn 'h, ,me t -
1vt but hav.r.g head -, Whs ct t)b t,-' rni i it-d 70- 1 rnm exhiI) I
(5"b i 95 and (41 kg rnm -,~pto. e1. '!- -h,
'0-30 pe-(ent higrit-, res ta,ke t( wt- r. R -' the Azw -1,11'
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reducti(,Y, are supe! or '( R pr,&,.(t:d it 'lit, KM K It , it,, tvo
that a cambe, (4 R wt, ~h ~~ !,~' tk,le, , r, '. .,z , ~ I g i a gh,
e,..ng detect ht-- r,g a magn * , i at ,t I TI " 'M, C T g m c! v
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DANILOV, V.N., professor, dektor takhmichmakikh nauk.
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Work on rail tracks of the heav7 typo. Zhal.der.transp-37 no-4:
59-65 AP '56. (WRA 9 - 7 )
(Railroads--Ra!ls)

AUTHOR: Danilov, V. N. 130-5-9/22
TITLE: The Quality of R&ilway Rails (0 kachestvye zhelezno-
dorozhnykh rellsov).
PERIODICAL: "Metallurg" (Metallurgist)1957, No.5, pp.19 - 21,
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Type P-43, P-50 and P-65 rails, weighing 43, 50 and 65
kg. respectively, are at present rolled for Soviet
railways. Preparations are being made for rolling
Type P-75 rails. In this article rail quality is con-
sidered with special reference to the size of the rail.
It is to be expected that heavier rails will have a
longer service life, and calculations have shown that
the additional initial expense is soon recouped. Safety
is also increased with larger rails. Tests with P-65
rails have shown that they wear by only 1.8 mm on the
inside and by 1'.1 mm on the outside of a sharp curve
over which 170 million tons of freight have passed.
For Type P-50 rails, rolled at the Kuznetskiy metall-
urgical combine the rn, ber of rails rolled in 1949,
Card 1/ 3 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954 which had to be
replaced
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per 100 km of track was 97.1, 67.6, 30.2, 26.2, 6.9
and 3.5, respectively. A considerable increase in the

The Quality of Railway Rails. (Cont.) 130-5-9/22
m3mber of rail breakages on increasing the mean values
of active loads can be explained by the fact that the
stresses produced under many wheels exceed the endur-
ance limit of the rail steel . Comparing the behaviour
of rails produced at different works, it is found that
great differences exist between works for some types
of rails but not others. Tests on a stretch of the
Tomsk line have shown that rails with a smaller head
(which cooled more rapidly) had a resistance to wear
25-35% greater than those with a broader head. This
indicates that intensification of cooliDg should im-
prove rail performance. It aDpears that the contact-
surface strength of rail heads is insufficient for
modern conditions. Laminations are frequently en-
countered, originating at zones rich in non-metallic
inclusions. (An editorial note points out that only
rarely are non-metallic inclusions found in the lam-
inated zones, the cause of lamination evidently being
excessive contact stresses). Cleaner metal is thus
Card 2/ 3 required for better rails. Defects are especially
liable to appear in rails in the winter monthsl as
shown by relative figures for different periods. Where

The Quality of Railway Rails. (Cont.) 130-5-9/22
cavities have been produced on the rai-1 no deficiencies
in the metal have been observed, and this form of de-
fect is attributed to excessive resicb2al deformations
of the metal for the available resistance to high con-
tact stresses: a higher yield point would help to
avoid this defect, but an experimental batch of rails
with hardened heads have not given good service. Dan-
gerous forms of defects have been very considerably
reduced in recent years by rail makers, but further
efforts on the detection of hairline cracks is necess-
ary.
ASSOCIATION: All-Union Research Institute of Rail Transport.
(Vsesoyuznyy n-chno-issledovatel'skiy institut
zheleznodorozhnogo transporta).
AVAILABLE:
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DANILOY, V.N., vrof.
- - -
From the 1~-Dound rail to the R75. Put' I Dut.khoz. no.11:8-10
N 157. (Kru 10: 11)
(RailrOAds-RAilg)

DANILOT, V.N., Drof.. doktor tekhu.nauk
Why to It impossible to increase only the rai- cap? Put' I put.khos.
no.10:40-41 0 158. (MIRA 11:12)
(Railroads--Halls)

doktor takhn.nauk prof.
- .1,
Calculating the accumulation of residual deformations in
railroad beds. Vast. TSITII MPS Q171 n0-3:37-41 M7 15P. (MrRA 11:6)
(Railroads--Track)

DAMLOV, V.N., doktor takhn.nauk. prof.
Interaction of earn and switches in countercurrent traffic on
aide tracks. Vest.TSNII WS 18 n0-3:20-22 */ '59.
(MIRA 12:8)
(Railrooda--CarR) (Railroads--Svitcbes)

I~kNIWV, V.N.. doirtor tekhn.nauk
Ways to lengthen the life of heavy rails. Zhel.dor.transp. 42
ao-3:3?-41 Kr 160. (MIU 13:6)
(Railroads-Rails)

DARIM0, VWimir NikoUyevicht doktor tekhn. nauk; KOROLZVt K.P.g prof.#
reteenzeixt; TAADVLEVo V.F., kand. takhn. nauk, retsenzent; SER-
CZZVAp A.Lp inzh.9 red.; BOBROU, U.N., tekha. red.
[Railroad track and its *raction with the rolling stock)
Zheleznodorozimyi put' i ago vzaimodeistvie a podvizhqa sostawom.
Moskva, Voes. izdatellsko-poligr. obIledinenie M-va putei soobshchs-
niia, 1961, UO pe (MIRA 14:8)
(Railroads-Track)

DANIWV , V. N.
Methods for evaluating the resistance of rail steel to
destruction under the impact of repeated plastic deformations.
.-av.lab. 28 no.10:1248-1250 162. (MIRA 15:10)
1. Moskovokiy institut inzhenerov zheleznodorozhnogo transports.
([,'.a i Iroads-Rai 1s) (Steel-Testing)

SERNDIT, N.V.,Iinzh.; '1"41 V1 Ii, inzh.; SOKCLOVA, I.N., inzb.;
VA LIYEVA, N.N., tekhn- red.
(Production and financial plan of a railroad division] Pro-
izvodstyenno-finansovyi plan otdeleniia zheleznoi dorogi.
Moskva, Transzheldorizdat, 1963. 146 p. (MIRA 16:8)
(Railroads-ManAgament)

.,DANILOV, V.I., inzh.
Design of a now 6D70 diesel for use in switch engines. Elak.
i topl. tiaga 7 no.3:25 Mr 163. (MIRA 16:6)
(Diesel locomotives)

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Behavi jr of a magne--rcn near ! . - 1, fil mode. Rad: -*-OkF.. I elek~ron.
9 no. 3 ~, 1399- L~04 Ag 16,. ~MIFU 17-.!0)

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DANILOV, V.P., kand. ist. nauk; GUDKCVA, N., red.; SEY.ENCVA, 0.,
tekhn. red.
[Studies on the history of the collectivization of agri-
Culture in the Union Republics] Ccherki istorii kollektivi-
zatsil sel'skogo khoziaistva v soixiznykh respublikakh. ~-O--
skva, Gospolitizdat, 1963. 558 p. (MIRA 16:11"
(Collective fanns)

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AUTHORS: A.-ustamov, G. A. ; Malyshko, I. i):-,--A!ov, V. P. P. i.
0.'L: VI
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T:--L*~': New ultrasonic defectoscopes D-,;K-111:4 and XX-1-324 for ~,ual--.y ontrol of
-vc1ded joints
SOURCL'.: llefektoskopiya, no. 4, 1966, 9',-95
.TOP:~; TAGS: weld defect, ultrasonic in~puc~ion, ultrasonic flaw detec----.Il
defectoscope/ LA-11111 defectoscope, Yi*.-.-1,"-",: defectoscope
AB',TitAC2: Defectoscope models DUK-,,',--.',: and deveioped by for either
portable or p--oductici operation in qual-ty :antril of ;,-relded joints, described.
The model -1 is packaged in one unit the model 13
.91 x 278 x 350 mm, 9.8 kg), whi-
consists of interconnected units ~t-.e defectoscope - 110 x 23", x --"4 mm, 4 kgi
tre power sup.--y and the accumulator pover z3upply - unspecifi.ed size). '-'oth models
erate at 1.6 and 2 2 (eq ivaiunt area of
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defect), and hz-ve straight and slanted detector heads (to Introduce waves at 30, 40,
-1-id 500). The modell 11 has a maximum penetration of 750 mm (in steel) and the model
13 has 6GO mm. Both are equipped with electronic depth meters to pinpoint the defect
coordinates. Schematic diagrams of the operational blocks of the defectoscopes are
presented, and prices of the defectoscopes are given. Orig. art. has: 4 figures and 1 1
table.
KOM CODE:
17/ SUBM DATEs 14Mar66
Card 1/-. UDC: 620.179.16

DAN111"l, 7. P.
DAfCWVy V. P. "Stem Nematode in Strawl,erries, " Swi i C,,, rr d, r,, . q) 190
r,. . V1-39. '10 Sa13
SC: SI, ';A -31 - QO-~'3, 15 Dec. 105D

DANTLOV, V. P.
Strawberries - Diseases and Pests
Icntrol o, the strawberry stem eelworm, Sad i og., nc. 7, 19~-2.
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Spectra, Abomption
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'Z&vs Concerning the Change of the Absorption Spec-
tra a Glasses Colored Vith Neodynium,* V. P.
Dudlov, State optical inst, 4 py
ODck Akad Nauk SSSR, Nova Ser" Vol LVin, No 7
Singularity of spectral properties in a given aisse
to that, In distinction from other inorganic dyes,
neadjulum compounds In glass produce narrov strips
of absorption. This property is especially valu-
able for theoretical study since, with narrow ab-
sorption strips, It beccuon possible to observe
60T110
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Smallest obanges resulting frcm changes in omposi-
tIoD of medluis surromding ion of the dye. Continues
x search on use of neodyaluis as an Oindexo of
structural changes In glass. Submitted by Acade-
alclan 1. 1. Chernmev, 26 Apr 1947.
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60; Monthly List of Russian Accessionss Library of Congress, 1953, Uncl.

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USSR/Phys,,,cs-Luminiscence, for defectoscopy FD-1235
Card 1/1 Pub. 153-19/22
Author : Vaynberg, B. I., Danilov, V. P. and Pekerman F. M.
Title : Luminescent lamp for analysis of luminiscence
Periodical : Zhur. tekh. fiz., 24, 1707-1710, Sep 1954
Abstract : A source of luminiscence excitation for the analysia of materials is
described. The source consists of a luminescent vacuum tube made of
glass transparent in the near ultraviolet up to 360 millimicrons and
absorbing in visual light (glass UFS-4). This lamp is considered ad-
vantageous in comparison with other. Indebted to P. P. Feofilov and
S. I. Levikov. Three references including one US.
Inatitution
Submitted January 1954

DANILOV. V.P. -1~11-11-_
Spectral absorption of some simple-composition gl*Bses Bubjected
to gamma-ray and X-ray radiation. ODt.-malch. grom. 25 no. 2:45-47
i? 158. (MIRA 11 :7)
(Glass research)
(Absorption spectra)
(Sucleitr ohysics)

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o~ CaCl_. Us~n:. ra:ioLctive isol~o~,'-Z' Ca ""d :;-i. 1'. v-:; '_.:nd
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ARUTYUNYAN, Yuriy Tortanovich; DANMOV, T.P.. otv.red.: KIND, T.B..
red.izd-va; DOROMMA, I.M., tekhn.red.
(Operators of agricultural machinery in the U.S.S.R. from 1929 to
1957: training personnel with broad qualifications] Mokhaniza-
tory sellskogo khoziaistva SSSR v 1929-1957 gg; formirovanie kadrov
mat3sovykh kvalifikataii. Moskva. Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR, 1960.
339 P. (KI1" 131:3)
(Farm mechanization)

BORISOV, TUri7 StOPOU071ch; DAHMV.-T,?,_, otv.red.; KIND, T.B.. red.
izd-va; TCLKOVA, T.T.. tekhn.red.
LF'reparation of Soviet agricultural specialists in the
reconstruction period] Podgotovka proizvodstvennykh kadrov
seVskogo khoziaistva SSM v rekonstruktivny! period. Koskva.
Izd-vo Akad.nBuk SSSR. 1960. 286 p. (KIRA 14:2)
(Agriculture, Cooperative) kAgricultural education)

KIM, M.P., glav. red.; ARUTYURYAN, Yu,.V., red.; GUM, K.V,, red.i
DANIIDV V P.-, red,p SHARAPOV, G.V., red.; IVANOVA, ?.S,,
red.; _dGIVZiNA, A.T., red.; RATNER, V.,I,, red.; NAUMOV,
X.M., tekhn. red.
[Alliance between the working class and peaDantry at the
present-day stage]Soiuz rabochego klassa i krestlianstva
na sov'rememom etape. Moskva, Izd-vo VPSh i A011. 1962.
358 p. O-U~-,A 15:9)
1. Moscow. Akademiya obshchestvennykh naik.
(Agricultural pohcy)

TKACHENKO, N.N.; CHZHOV, S.T.; MESHCHEROV, E.T.; TKACHEV, R.Ya.;
.PANILOV, V.Pj KURZINA, I.A., red.; PROKOPY&VA, L.B.,
tekhn. red.
(Cucumbers] Ogurtay. (BIN.N.Tkachenko i dr. Koskva, Sell-
khozizdatp 1963. 205 p. (MIRA 16:5)
(Cucumbers)

DAIIIIOV Viktor Petrovich; KIM, M.P., d-r istoricheskikh nauk, otvetstvennyy
red.; r"ITTSM-, W.A., red. izd-va; KASHINA, P.S., tekhn.red.;
BOVICHKOVA, I.D., tekhn.red.
[Creating the material and teChniCAI basis for collective
farming in the U.S.S.R.] Sozdanie mnteriAllno-tekhnichookikh
predposylok kollektivizataii sel'skogo khozIAiBtVR V SSSR.
Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR, 1957. 451 p. (Kuu. 11: 1)
(Collectiv!a farms)

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NEDESHEVA, Lyudmila Pavlovna; DANTIDY.. V-11 . red.; SHURYGINA, A.L.
red. izd-va; ROMANOVA, 7.V., tekhn. red.
(Tables for calcuiating distances measured with DNT, DNT-29
and DNB-2 range finding attac."ments] Tablitsy dlia vychisle-
nila rasstoianii, izmerannykh dallnomernymi nasadkami DNT,
DNT-2 I DNB-2. Moskva, Gosgeoltekhizdat, 1962. 571 p.
(MIRA 16:5)
(Distances--Measurement)

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DANILOV, V.V., KRASOVSM, F.N., and CHEBOTAREV, A.S.
Course in Higher Geodesy, Parts I and Il. Geodezizdat, Moscow (1938-1939)

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DANIWV, Y.Y.
[Precise polygonometry] Tochnaia poligonometrila. 2.iapr.izd. H.
Goodazizdat, 1953. 230 P. NLRA 80)
(Geodesy) (Polygons)

DANI=, Tryi-
Chelyabinsk mines in 1919-1921. Ugol' 33 no.8:46-48 Ag '5R.
(MIRA 12: 1)
(Chelyabinsk Province--Coal mines and mining)

BP'L7V,,',4, N.N . 11 V.V -
- -)f* und~rvrourd water's. "'YJ ,
,alrii1qtinr -, yield of' lint-ar intak.PF
,. !-in. tO~. no.l.:Q-11 via @,(I . (141RA 14-9)
(Water-supply enFinperinF)

BULANOV, Aleksandr Ivanavich; DANILOV Vladimir VladimirvAch; ZAKATOV,
'Petr Sergeyevich; YE LOV, Boris Pav c aceased];
PAVWV,Vita1iy Fedorovich; TROITSKIY, Boris Vladizirovich;
SLOBODGHIKOVA, D.A., red.; VASILIYEVA, V.I., red. izd-va;
ROMANOVA,TV., tekhn. red.
(Goodesy]Geodaziia. [ByjA.I.BtL1anov i dr. Pod obshchei red.
D.A.Slobodehikova. Moskva, Izd-vo geodez. lit-ry. Pt.l. 1962
315 P. (MIRA 16:1)
(Geodesy)

sarizent likNi l-rJV
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F. lak tr - c saztideni e rr..e tal I ~~v v u 1r az -,:r-
sk-vu. %yg[~'.ala srlola2

PANILOV,
'Tr.,'lNrsa. attammenta M8shlnrjstr,-'-.a,' -1~-
,.j - . 8; 2, Ag '~14..
(M.- FLA '- 7: 10)

DANILOV, V.V.
Device for checking the parallelism of planes. Mashinostroltell
no.12314 D 164. (KRA 1812)

L 32677-66
ACC NR. AT60134h2 (N., A) SOUXE GODE.- UR/0000/65/000/000/0075/0081
AUTHORSi Levchenko, B. A.; Danilov, V. V.; Shekhovtsov, A. F. ; Potikov, N. F.
ORG: Khar1kov Polytechnic Institute (Kharlkhovskiy politakhnictieskiy institut)
TITLE: Effect of the water now character Jn a cooling system of a tractor engine
block on the temperature field of its lower plate
SOURGEt Dvigateli vnutrennego sgoraniya (Internal combustion engines), no. 1, Kharkov
led-vo Klmwlk. univ., 1965, 75-81
TOPIC TAGS: diesel engine, thermodynamics, cooling system, engine cooling/ SM-7
engine, SMD-14 engine
ABSTRACTs A transparent model of the block and cylinder head of an SMD engine was
created for the purpose of establishing the nature of the flow of water in the
cooling system. The head parts and water jacket of the engine were designed to be
separable. This permitted the study of the effect of the construction of elements of
the water jacket on the thermal condition of the block. A corabined method of visual
and photographic observations was used in studying the nature of the water flow.
Thermometric instrumentation and methods were those of B. A. Levchenko (Temperaturnoye
sostayaniye golovki dvigatelya SMD-7. Trudy KhPl, t. 40, vyp. 2, Izd-vo KhGU, 1962).
System loads were defined in terms of the water circulation cycling rate. Test

ACC NRa
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measurements included the variation of the thermal sLate of the engine blo". and
cylinder head with the systen, load, temperature drop along the perimeter of the
valve seats, as well as the block temperature variation as a function of the
efficiency of the water pump. Three diesel engines, the 5,0-7 test model, an SMD-7
production model, and an SM-lh model, are compared in a relatively wide operating
range. Certain recommendations for improving cooling system effectiveness are
included. Orig. art. hast 5 figures, I table, and 2 equations.
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AUTHORS: Deryugin,_ 1. A. n I-Py. V. V,
ORG: Kiev State University im. T. G. Shevehenko (Kiyevskly
gosudarstvenyy universitet)
TITLE: Influence of crystal defects on the line width of ferro-
magnetic resonance in ferrites 1%
,SOURCE: Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 7, no. 12, 1965, 3588-3590
,TOPIC TAGS:. crystal defect, ferromagnetic resonance, ferrite.
,line widthl'surface, property
~ABSTRACT: The purpose of the investigation was to check on the hy-
'pothesis that mechanical finishing of crystals (grinding and polish-
ing) leads to noticeable deformation of the near-surface layer, to
the ppth of 10 ~L and more, so that the contribution made to the
(41~fer maxnetia Ina width AH due to surface inhomogeneities
~-S&s brought about not only by the roughness of the finish, but alao
by defects in the distorted surface layer. To check on this hypotteds.
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the authors investigated the line widths of ferromagnetic resonance
of spherical samples of yttriim iron garnet with different degrees of!
surface finish, before and after annealing at 800C for one hour. The :'
measurements were made in the 3 cm band at room temperature on samples-
0.4 -- 0.6 mm in diameter. Tie results showed that AH is determined
not only by the geometry of tie surface roughness but also by defects
under the surface. Annealing decreases the line width of polishing
sampl&s by 15 -- 20 per cent. The anisotropy of AH for coarsely fin-
ished'samples is determined by the contribution of the disoriented
fragments on the surface of the sample. Defects producedas a result
of grinding do not exert a decisive influence on the anisotropy of
AH. AH increased in samples annealed after grinding. The decrease in
the line width observed after annealing of polished samples shows that
the structure of the surface layer, which was weakly deformed during
the polishing process, has improved. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and
1 formula.
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SOURCE CODE: UR/0000/65/000/000/0065/0069
AUTHOR: Deryugin, 1. A.; Dantlov, V. V.
ORG: Kiev State University im. T. G. Shevchenko (Kiyevskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet)
TITLE: Ferromagnetic resonance study of defects arising in ferrite single crystals uring
mechanical and thermal treatments
SOURCE: AN UkrSSR. Issledovaniye nesovershenstv kristallicheskogo stroyeniya (Study of
imperfections in crystal structure). Kiev, Naukova dunika 1965, 65-69
TOPIC TAGS: ferrite, ferromagnetic resonance, grinding, metal polishing ,9meV6qL1Vr2
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ABSTRACT: A ferromagnetic resonance study of ttrium ferrite/,garnet spheres (0. 4-0. 6
mm in diameter) subjected to grinding, polishing,4and annealing Aowed that in specimens
treated with abrasives having a grain si7_,e-_oT_M)_and 40~70-ic-11ickness of the distorted surface
layer is increased by annealing. This result agrees with data obtained by other methods both
for ionic crystals and metals. In polished specimens (abrasive with grain size less than
14 p ), the thickness of the distorted surface layer decreases as a result of annealing. Thus,
defects of the surface layer are thermally less stable during polishing than during grinding.
Repeated quenching causes an increase in 6 H (line width of ferromagnetic resonance absorp-
tion), due to the development of fatigue cracks ?~~ the surface of the specimens. This effect
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is most manifest in coarsely finished spheres at high quenching temperatures. Orig. art.
has: 2 figures and 2 formulas.
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widt,-. in these SaMpleS is Cille to !,0;-)arALiOn Of the surface layer Into
or.-anzed blocks by a network of dislocations.
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AUTHOR: Yerosh, I. L.; Danilov, V. V.
TITLE: Modulo check used for detecting and correcting design failures in counters
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Avtomat. telemekh. i vychisl. tekhn., Abs. 11A290
REF SOURCE: Izv. Leningr. elektrotekhn. in-ta, ch. 2, vyp. 56, 1966, 94-98
TOPIC TAGS: signall;ie_~ 4"
ABSTRACT: Various eldments tJ 'have ', i~fi 'tycpe flilures have been used for
s= of
counters: triggers, feedback trigger groups, ring ferrite-triode and ferrite-diode
circuits, and storage units. Triggers are mostly characterized by zero-type failures
(no output signal) and one-type failures (the trigger operates as an amplifier
relaying its input signal to its output); the feedback triggers are characterized by
one-type fai-lures which change the group scaling factor. Feedback breaks are also
possible. For detecting and correcting such failures, codes are proposed which
structurally resemble the arithmetic codes used in computer checking operations.
Two figures. B. U. CTranalation of abutract]
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Evaluation of the proved resources of undergro-nd waters. Izv.
vyB. ucheb, zav.; geol. i razv. 7 no.7t93-99 J1 164
(MIRk 18:2)
1. Moskovskiy geologorazvedochnyy institut im. S. Ordzhonikidze.

MILLER, A.D.; DAHILOV, T.Ta.
Salt dissemination halos of rare-metal pegmatites on Kola Pbuinsula
[with suwar7 in 11vglish]. Geolchimila AN SSSR no.6:529-537 157.
(MIRA llr2)
1. Zapadnyy geofizicheskiv treat.
(Rare earth metals) (Iola Peninsula)

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USS/Kedialne -Arlatlon and Aviators
Medicine -Blood, Oxygen Consumption
Sep 48
"Acute' Vascular Deficiencies In Flight Personnel
and Methods for Diagnosing This Condition," Lt Col
V. Ye. Dan1lov, Had Corps, TaNIAG, 4 pp
"Klin Mod" Vol XXVI, No 9
Presents results of observations on flying personnel.
Tendency to early hypoxeaLic collapse can be detected
by barochamber or V-shaped manometer testa.
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DANIWVI V. Ye. Col. of Mad. Service, Cand. Med. Sci.
"Acute Vascular Depression Among the Flying Personnel and Its Evaluation
from the Medical Examination Viewpoint," Voyenno-meditsinskiy zhurnal, No.7, pp. 28-33,
1955.
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DAMIL40V T-Ya., polkovnik maditsinakay aluishby; KAVYRSHIN. A.Ta.. z)odpolkovrik
" ~ 11~9-& ftbinskoy sluzhby, BARANOT, Y.T., podpolkovailc maditainsiroy alnzhby
Iffect of the KP-14 oxygen apparatus on the ability of fliers with
cardiovascular diseases to remain in a pressure chamber. Toan.-med.
zhur. no.7182 Jl '57. (MM 11:1)
(CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTYX--DIS"SZS)
(ALTITUDS. INFLU31CA OF)

DLNILOV. V.Ye.. lcatid.med.nauk, polkovnik meditsinalcoy oluzhbv
Use of a probe with a U-shape manometer in examining flying personnel.
Voen.-Med.zhur, n0,9:83 S '59. (MIFLA 13:1)
(RUSSIA--AIR FORGB--MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS)