SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NIKITIN, S.M. - NIKITIN, V.

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Foreward -- 3
Introduction -- 5
Part I. Basic concepts of airport plowIV4
Ch. 1. Airports for civil aircraft -- 24
Ch. II. Basic elements of an airfield -- 29
Ch. III. Technology of airport transport services - 44
Ch. IV, Structures in the flying zone -- 56
Ch. V. Buildings in the service zone -- 83
Ch. VI. Principles of airport planning -- U6
Part 11. Dimensions of the airfield and the-approaak
&one
Ch. VIL Calculating the dimensions of the parts of the airfield and the
approach save - 153
Cb. 11H. lochaleal speelfications for airport planning - I"
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Port 111. Flaming the contours of airfields
0
Ch. IX. Land contours zweded for airfields -- 200
Ch. X. Nothads and sequence for making vertical contour plans -- 219
Ch. XI. DoUrmining the extent of earth moving work in airfield construction 260
Part IV. Drainage of airfields
Ch. XIL Hasic principles of water drainage an airfields
Ch. XIII. Meteorological and hydrologic principles Is the design of drainage
facilities - 276
Ch. XIV. Drainage for take-off and landing strips, runways. and aircraft partlAg
areas - 296
Ch. IV. Planning drainage *ystoom for airfields - 320
Ch. M. ftdologic and hydraulic design for draina" system - 341
Part It.. Constructing artificial surface* for airfields
0.
Ch. IVTT- "a of arUfleial am-facing - 3"
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Ch. XV111. Rigid surfaces 361
Ch. XIX. flexible surfaces 4W
Ch. XX. Temporary collapsible surfaces -- 421
Ch. XXI. Sad surfaces for airfields -- 428
Ch. XXIL Planning unsurface4 landing strips 449
Part V1. Design and construction of airfield surfaces
Ch. XX111. Effect of eircraft on airfield surfaces -- 463
Ch. XXIV. Problem of heaving In subsurfaces of airfields -- 487
Ch. XXV. Design and construction of flexible surfaces -- 533
Ch. XXVI. Planning the thickness of rigid (concrete) surfaces - 554
Part VIL Planning airports In complex natural conditions
Ch. XXV11. Planning airfields in areas of excemsiv* moisture -- 623
Ch. XMIL fpsaial pvblem of planning airfields in and regions - 645
Part T111. Surveying and dr&wing up plans for atryorta
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Ch. XXIX. OrgmAzation of survey@ to determine airfield mites 658
Ch. XXX. Preliaimary survey for 4raving up proapeatt" site plane - 663
Ch. XXXI. Technical survey for dra" up a tachniad and working plan - 669
Ch. 1=11. (kodesto work In the surveys - 6"
ch. XMIX. surveys - 684
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MOGILEVSKIY, Dmitriy Aleksandrovich, dots.; BABKOV, Vaieriy
Fedorovich, prof., doktor tekhn. nauk; SVIRNGV, kndrey
Sergeyevich, dots., kand. tekhn.nauk; ABROCV, Lemid
Tikhonovich, kand. tekhn. nauk; ZATTSEV, Filipp
Yakovlevich, kand. tekhn. nauk; ZAYAKHAYEV, Yitrofan
Semenovich, prof., kand. tekhn. nauk; NIKITIN, Sergey
"ikhaylovich, inzh.; DEBERDEYEV, B.S., red.;
GALAYTICINCU, Te.N., tekhn. red.
[Survey and desip of air-ports] IzyskantiR i proektirova-
nie nerodromov. [By] A.Vogilevskii i dr. Izd.2. Moskva,
Av-totransizdat, 1963. 703 P. (MIRA 16:11)
(Airports--Design and construction)

NIMINp S. M.
Cotton Finishing
Extensive instillation of chloramins dressing. Part 2. Under conditions of
production wcparience. Toket. prom., 12, No. 6, 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, October

Nl?'TTIN, '. ':.
L,~;oms
Coordinated metho;i for ;,-,Ijusting lo~,=s ~,nJ pai.-,,rn Tlekzt, rnrr.. 12 7 . 'I,
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. , Zj1khaarloviah; LARICHICV, V.I., red.; VINOGRADOVA. V.A.,
. 11IKIjJJOjjW
m - -
teiaii. ra, .1.
[Indices of industrial production In capitalist countries] IvA~ksq
provWahlennoi produktaii, v kapitalistichokikh stranakh. Koskm,
Goo. stat. izd-vo, 1958. 105 p. (KM 11t9)
(Industrial statistics)

1',IK-ITIN,__~ergn_tl~khaylovich; UYABUSHM, T.V., doktor ekonom. nouk, prof.,
nauchrqy red.; SIMITSIS, Ye.M., red.; FYATAKOVA, N.D., tekhn. ree.
[Criticism of the econometric theories of the "planning of a
capitalist economy"] Kritika ekonometricheskikh ~eorii "planirovaniial
kapitalisticheskoi ekonomiki. Moskva, Gosstatizdat, 1962. 148 p.
(MIRA 15: 6)
(Economics, Mathematical) (Economic policy)

HIKI-TIN..Se-rcey Mikolayevich. dotaent, kand.takhn.nauk (deceased); KAWLI
L.A.. -'kand. to-khn.nauk. red.; SHIMIKITS, I.Ta.-,-in-zY.-,red..I
KRITSM. S.M., doktor tokhn.nauk, retsonsent; AYVAZTAN, V.G.,
prof., doktor takhn.nauk. retsenzent; ATAKSANMVSKIY, Tu.A..
dotsent. kand.takhn.nauk. retsenzent; OHLOV. V.A., red.; BORUNOV.
N.I.. tekhn.red.
(Principles of calculations connected with hydroelectric power]
Osnovy gidroenergaticheakikh raschatov. Koskva, Gos.onerg.izd-vo,
1959. 510 P. (KMA 12:5)
(Hydroelectric power)

NIKITIN, S.N.. inzh.
Determination of latent periods in deformations of Dit borders.
Bezop.truda v prom. 2 n0-10:7-10 0 158. (MIRA 11:u)
(Mining engineering)

ITIKITIN, S.N., inzh.
Using phonometrIc equipment for evaluating the stability' of
open pit sides. Nauch.dokI.v7s.shkoI7; gor.delo. no.4:79-86
1 58. (MIRA 12: 1)
1. Predstavlono I-afedro7 rorn;ykh rabot I rudnichno7 ventilyat-
sit Ragnotogorskogn gorno-metallurgichaskogo infltituta im"ni
G.I. Nosova.
(Strip mining) (Mine surveying) (Sound-Measurements)

TIKHOVIDOV, B.D.,; NIKITIN,-S.N. -_
Field of use of second-stage rotary compressors in gaseous
mines. Sbor. nauch.trud. KHGI 5:121-129 158. (MIPA 14:4)
(Air compressors)
(Mining machinery--Pneumatic drives)

NIKITIN, S.N.., inzh.
'!valiiatini- t~i-i slalill*7 nf open pit sides b7 neans of a
,,oas~irlng stntion. Izv.vvs.i!-~iPb.zav.; pnr.zhur. no.6:20-25 1 58.
(141RA 12: 1)
1. Kignitopornkiy i-ornometallurgicheskiv Institut.
(Strip mining) (Sound--Meas!irerient )

hMMIN, J.fq., cand iech Sci -- (diss.) ".eecognition o~' ~.!-,e
latent stiily, of defor atim~ of ti,e 3i '1.1: of ):,en-li, i t-s.
Magnitoj,or5k, 0~0, 'e., pp (Min of
USSR. Magiurogorsk L'in-ing ',*eta-Liur,i-ic Inst im (3.j.
1~)O co:-des (FL, ii,-)
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NIKITIN, S.N., inzh.
Acoustical pressure charging of piston compressors. Gt~r. zhur .
no.9t4l-42 S 161. (~GRA 1n:7)
1. KharIkovskiy gornyy imtitut.
(Compressors)

NIFITIN, S.N.,, dotsent
Study of slide faalts In , Der r,-itq Izv, v-ys, iche,- zav,;
gor. zhur. 5 no,j:5G-1,4-' . 64. ~K:HA C;4)
1. Magnitogorskiy gornometallurgicheskiy
Nosova. Rekomendovana lkaf~-droy otkrytjkh
gornometqllurgicneakogc, instituta-
(Strip mining) ~E:trth
ins'I'lit imeni ~; I
raLot Magni'.t--~--s'i-go
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NIKITINq S.N., kand.tokhn.nauk
Plotting the expected surface of slide according to the
stresses in the pit sides. Ugoll 37 no.1:36-38 Ja 162.
(MIRA 15:2)
(Strip mining)

NIKITIN, S.N., kand.tekhn.rj4uk~ TFAEKHOV, V.F., gornyy inzh.; SHVEIS,
N.Ya.
Stability of the slopes of '.he Magnitogorsk strip mine. Gor.zhur.
no.12:6-8 D '63. (MIRA 17:3)
1. Magnitogorskly gornom-tfillurp,,icheskiy institut (for Nikitin,
Terekhov). 2. Glavnyy murkt3heyder gornogo upravleniya MaJ7,nito-
gorskogo metlillurgirheskogo kombinata (for Shvets).

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Surface
pit sides at Ow
17-18 0 164.
1. Magn,;?.ogorsk'y
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Nallinov) .

MIKITIN, S.O.; PROKEIOROV, V-N.; VASYUKINA. P.M.; BAKAYEV, S.M.
Dr7ing the base and heating the la7ers of rolled roofing
materials in carr71ng out roofing work during winter. Rate. I
izobr. predl. v stroi. no.2:87-90 '57. (MIRA 11:1)
(Dr7ing apparatus) (Roofing-Cold weather conditions)

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NIKITIII, S-P-.IaLnd.tokhn.nwik, (tote.
Calculating binetal cables. Rasch.na prochn. no.2:222-2~2
158. (IMA 12:2)
Odlectric cables)

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TITLE Adjnsi~inr~or cl oramuta!',oii (if a 1. Y,rA(-rator OiastToyka
lr.,)Iliml-o.a~aii .,cn~ra'oira pos*oy~uuiowo roka
PLMIODI -k! !~rowv-lil-u,aya L~-P.-ae',.ka 19-j9 "NO-9 PI) 8 11 ( USSR I
ADS TRAC ,n S ~ W d g e: 2~, a, -)r of 650 OV 2 (; 0 -,7 2500 1000 r.p m had very
bad -3ML-at Ur. for a lone, time --ii-.hoiO Pirident calua-~, The steps that
orri-E tak-n fo lo-alc t!-,c ause of' tbp troubl-: ax- desrribed in detail.
As part of 'I,- work li-rveq cf t1te sparkless zone of cjLwufat-lon were
,Ori4tru-*,ted an (-irampl, -s gAvt~-. xn Pia.l. A spe:ial method of doing
rh.is adaW-,~.I lo 'lie available loading -ondilions is des-ribed From
Exam) iw '. or, of *11~9 -uxie i- was con-luded hat a Targer air gap was
reipjirEd und,?x 'b? in-.TpolEs and that the brusli g,~ax should b4z in the
ri~u4ra'- posi-oD Th~, mRthod of ?al-ulating the requi-red interpole gap
length )s given iror. pa.-king pirrps under thi interpoles were then
repla.-d by pi- ~s of brass or -oppEr the brush gear was adjusted and
the sprsxkl~ss zoi--.~ -ux-e shown in Fig.2 wa.3 then determined.
-omwi~P'l.ion b- am- en,irely satisfa--torv. Oscillogramm of se-~tion
vollagF. oi- th#~ ---~=,Atafor b~jforo an-l afler adjustme:-,+ are given ~In
Figs 3 & 4. As fli- ---perat.,-on was entirely successful, another five
gerAratorq cg tba samq maaufa,:tur,? w-~!,e adjusted in the samp way
Thirt, aia 4 fig-o-:--q
,,SSI)CIATION'
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NIKITIN, S.F., kand. takhn. nauk
investigating large s~.ftg in flat s~ira'L sc--ng~, ::-~ .
no. 11, c~ 5-- 30 '6,,. ~MT~A I

NIKITIN., S.S.; 'fA?,I'IOV, P.I.; L.A.
Henova ~ i on ~ ' *-,~ ! -Ing of r f * '. -, - .
tor i'lant. Prom.str~,I. /,-I nc;,3.f---' Mr kI., : -- -, I.,

NIKITIN, S.S., inzh.; SHTEMIZON, M.D., inzh.
Precision of making precast reinforced concrete colamns on stands
has been Increased. Prom.atroi. 39 no.2:31-32 160.
(MIRA 11:5)
(Columns, Concrete)

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X~7HQFI, Kaplin, A. A., Nikit4,n___-_S_ S.
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Assembly of steel structures In the ere.-tior, -)f '111~t ~.O'.5!rig
mill 2500
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy znurnal, Metallurglya, no. i , a b a t 1 D ~"k
("Montaztin. I spets I a I I z I r. rnbo I, y v -5,.r-ve 1,o_ -)- :
't I's i report abo-,.it ,,he great va!-I~'.~ of
I
-)f me-.a! str,.Actures. According to the assembIly ;.,,~Lrt fcr ~rp mE-ta!
houzing of the mill wa.~, dividpd, into w! '.,,i I,-em~_,v npp-tM-,-~~
1.`5 - 2.5 months for ea2h part. Of specill is '.ne iFsembly o,'
rlve~-_d :crane arches with a 72-m span -3.nd weighing 700 torz ea-.h. As r-s-It Cf
-ear organization of the work 3-nd th-~ complex mechanizatior, tnP
.he assembly of the metal strjct~_,re constituted 334 k&/dav 'r)C-- wr:-j~C- ;):j
of preassembled reinforced concrete, wh,.ch is cor-4!ae-h1,1,y nigner --.an tne
es'imated norms.
ro,~ pekhov
Acszracter's note. ComDleie translatloni
ard 1/1

SPEKTOR, M.D., inzh.; RRITIN, S.S., lnzh.; SAFONOVA, L.I., inzh.;
KOLZSNICHEMKO, T.V., lnzh.
Potentials for increasing labor productivity in the assembly
of elements of industrial buildings. Mont. i Bpets. rab. v
stroi. 25 no.1:5-8 Ja 163. (MTRA 16:6)
1. Nauchno-isaledovatel'skiy institut Akademli stroitel'stva
arkhitektury SSSR i trest Uralstallkonstruktsiya.
(Industrial buildings-Design and construction)

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De-ter.:--r,ation -)f 8J.-lowlt . "et -1 , ,
t.r;, Vt. i.rom. No. 'i , 1 )5` .
9. Monthl List of Russian Acck-ssi~)nn, LLhrury of' Congrens, J-11t: t) . lw4Kj4 unc I .

HIKITIM, S.7.
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Stamp forging steering knuckles for ZIS-150 trucks by the outflow
method. Avt.i trakt.prnw. no.11:24-26 9 '55. (KI-RA 9:2)
l.Nauchno-isoledovatellakly Institut inzhonernojr takhniki Aytoprom.
(Sheet metal work)

NIKITIN, S.V.
Automatic turning of camshaft journals. Avt. i prois. no.11:
26-28 1 155. (KIRA 9:2)
(Metal working machinery)

137-58-5-9552
Translation from- Referativnyy zhurna 1, Metallurgya , 195,3, Nr :'~. p " ')4 USSR
AUTHOR- Nikitin, S. V.
TITLE Model-testing the Forming Processes Occurring with Forgmgs
of Complex Shape (Modelirovaniye protsessov shtampovki poko-
vok stozhnoy konfiguratsh)
PERIODICAL. Tekhnol. avtomobilestroyeniya, 1957. Nr 5, pp 31-44
ABSTRACT: The results of experimental extrusion of complex forgings
(the steering knuckle of the ZIL- 150 car) are presented. The
general foundations of the conditions of model-testing and the
model-testing of the forging of a knuckle are described. A draw-
ing is presented of an original clie, in which wire pick-ups re-
corded os( illographs of forging stresses. which were then ana -
lyzed Also pre5ented are drawings of standard auto forgings
v~hich should, it is proposed, be formed by extriision.
P.S.
Ca rd 1,11

SIAUROV, A.M.; NIKITIN,
Forces needed fqT the extrusion of steering knuckles. Av-t. From.
27 rio. 4:35-40 AP '(al. OKIRA 14:4)
l. Nauchno-isaledovatel'Bkiy te~-hnolo-icheqki7institut avtomobillnoy
promyeblennosti.
(Metalwork) (Automobiles---Steering gear)

NIKITIN, S.P., prof.; L.S., st. prepod., red.
[Laboratory manual on he strength of materials~' LADO-
ratornyi praktikum po soprotivleniiu materia-Lov. 3. izc.
Ivoskva, Mosk. energet. inst. 196,'.. 115 p.
(~ I I'-A Is.. 'L2)

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ACC NRa iLP6028839 SOURC11' CODE: UR/0237/66/000/004/0023/00~_9
AUTHM: Puryayev, D. -T.; Krivovyaz, L. N.; Karwn,)va, P. A.; lllikdtin, S. V.;
Buton1co, V. MF.
ORG: none
TITIZ: Interferometer for inspecting the quality of vecond ordr~r arphorical uurfaoon
of revolution
SOURCE: Optiko-rw1dianichoulcaya prorWshlonnoatl, no. 4, 1966, 23-29
TOPIC TAGS: quality control, optic equipment coriponont, optic instru-nnt, industrial
instruzaont, lir,,Iit rofloction I,/
ADSWMT: The authors describe a n intoeerometer with a modified work-
ing section consisting of the objective lens, the aspherical second order sur-
face to be tested and a spherical mirror. The wave produced by reflection is
deformed by four times the magnitude of distortion in the shape of the aspheri-
Cal surface. The operating principle and optical system of the interferometer
are described with the help of diagrams$ and some of the
aesign f ures are
discussed. The instrument may be applied In theory to inspecti f all types
of second order surfaces, although it, is basically designed for qua ity control
of concave ellipticalt hyperbolic and parabolic as w,-U as convex hyperbolic
surfaces. A table is given showing the limiting parameters of surfaces which
may be inspected an this instrument. Tests of the experimental model indicate
that work should be dan* an developing an instrument of this type for us der
industrial oanditims. Orig. art* has; 5 figures, U formLlan ,d 1 tb1:.7J'PqS, 36.3qg-
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USSR/Particles
Ionization
Feb 1947
"Investigation of the Ionization Spectra of Cosmic-
ray Particles and the Existence of Particles With
Mass Between the Hoootrons and Protons, S. Nikitin,
3 pp
ZW, ~ ~-_ 17- 11
"Jour Physics USERIL Vol XI~ No 2
Further investigation of the ionization power of
coomic-ray partioles begun In 1944. Measurements by
two groups of self-quenching Geiger-Mueller counters.
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UM/fto low- physics - COMIC MadiatIon Jul 48
Nuclear Physics - Particles, Elementary
C' Exi a of Particles Having'Skas Urger
Man the Vans of Meactrons," S. 7h. Nikitin,
Me& Sol USSR, 26 pp
Ozkw Mrsper I Tecret rizo Vol XMI, No 7
Apparatus man develope& and studies made on ionizing
ability of cosmic ray particles at 3,200 m above
an level. Among sort ccuponents, three groups
vws detected whose Ionizing ability was greater
than that of mesotrons. Based on their Ionizing
ability and trajectory, estimates were made or
M
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UWR/~uolear Physics- Cosmic Radiation Jul 48
(Contd)
their snon. Data obtained was as follovs- 300-
500, 700-1,100, and 2,000-30,500 NUmber of
these particles was only about ;I of number of
mabotrona.
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NIFITIN, S.
USSR/Nuclear Fhysics - Toniz~-tion
21 Jun 53
"Dependence of Relative Primary and Full Ionization of r-mesons on energy," G. F.
Yeliseyev, V. K. Kosmachevskly and V. A. Lyubimov
DAN SSSR, Vol 90, No 6, pp 905-998
Criticize previous works by "ivester- scientists as unreliable; end present spectra,
obtained by two different methods, of, respectively, rrimary (cf. S. Nikitin, ZhETF
18 (1048)) and full ionization forJ46-mesons and a met'hod for analyzing ressurements of
ionization, which authors consider most accurate. Indebted to A. I. Alikhanov and
A. S. Kronrod. Presented by Acad A. 1. klikhanov 22 Apr 53
269TQ0

NIKITIM.S.U.; GAIA INA.H.D.; I(MATIYW.K.G.; OKOR(KOV,V.V.; SUKHORUCH-
[Measuring total neutron cross sections of isotopes in uranium-
233, uranim-235, plutonium-239 by the flickering beam asthodL]
lzmersuie polnykh aoitroWkh aschsaii Isatopow uram-233, uranAL-
235, plutoniia,239 astodon sigaiuahchogo puchka; doklady. predat&v-
'loan e SSO na Kezbdunarodnuiu konforentaiiu o airnonu ispol'zo-
vanitu st=nol anergii. Moskva, 1955. 10 p. lKicrofilml
(KIRA 9:3)
(Nuclear physics) (Uranim) (Plutoniun)

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I
ALIKHANOV, A.I.; VLADIMIRSKIY, V.V.; NIKITIN, S.Ya.
[Measuring the effective number of secanda* neutrons in U233, U235
and pU239 in the thermal energy regiov of neutrons] I=erenie effektiv-
nogo chisla vtorichnykh neitronov urana-233, urana-235 i plutoniia-239
v oblasti teplovykh energii neitronov. Moskva, 1955. 11 p. (Doklady
predstavlennye SSSR na. Yezhdunarodnuiu konferentsiiu po mirnomu ispoll-
zovaniiu atomnoi energii) (MIRA 14:7)
(Neutrons-Capture) (Uranium-Isotopes) (Plutonium-Isotopes)

NIKITIN S.Ta.; SKOLYANKIN~T.T.; KOIOANOV.V.Z.; IrAHWZV.A.V.; LOffATSI.
(Dispersion of slow neutrons Lato ortho-and paradoutertum] R"-
selanie nedleany1ch neitronov a& orto- i para-daiterit; dckla4y.
predstavlanayo SSSR a& kezhdunaradauiu konferentaiiu po uiruawa
Lspollsawaaiiu atonnot enorgil. Moskva. 1955. 12 p. (Kicrofils]
(Deuterium) (Nuclear physics) (NLRA 9:3)

ALIKHABOV,, A.I.; VLADDURSKI7, V.V.; 1- 1, S.Ya.; GATA INt A.D.;
GAVRILOVp S.Ae; BURGOVp N*A.
[Heavy water experimental reactor for pbysical research] OpytzWi
fisichoWdi reaktor a tiazholoi vodoi. Moskvaq 1955. 15 P.
(MMA 14:7)
(Deuterium oxide) (Nuclear reactors)

I _, 3XOLYAN'Kl!';, V. T. , KOYW:OV, V. Z. , IEi'EDEV, A. 7. and LO~IKA-17f, -. S.
1.1 IK " TI 'IT S. Y. i I I
?Scat'ering of Elow ';e,ltrons '-,, -rl.ho- and a a,~ ,
;er.(,,ra, -,-itzerland, -1
the Atoms for Peace Confcrence, Si

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of 460-W laa.r. CU4
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41

VWINM'-IIY. V.V.. KOKkR. Ye.G.; KIRS. A.L.; GOLIDIX, L.L.; KOSHXLHZV,
D.G.; K(WOSZW.' N.A.; NlIaTIN. S.Ya.; RUBCfflNSKIT. S.M.: SLLCH-
ZOV, S.W.. -v n, #TSGT, g.3.; TARASOV. ye.K.
Basic characteristics of the projected 50-60 bar proton sceelara,-
tor with alternating-gradient focusing. Atom.anarg. no.4:31-33
056. (KLH& 9 - 12)
(Particle accelerators) (Protons)

_7:
Number of flosion per cripitiad !btrino-I neutmn
gndl e Utgornium-239. A. 1.
M
At Inov. V V. nimkir. and 8, Ma =,d__ ~11
Proc. I Weris. LOw .PenTFfMn lz 7;
f, precedhig and foil
.7;
JL,5,5 4, 301-4(IWjl
abqrs,-By wrOng a b=y-wqCgr rl;gOnr irnplantat:uin
method for U111, UIX, and Pu2v Ox respective Pri vidue.,i-
-were 231, 2.12, and 2.0.1 in t1he complete lattice and 2.4-1.
2,123, an(I 2AS (uncnr. for Pu,Q) when a 35-cm. radhis "ther-
flial pit" free Ofj.L=VrwI left around rite extill. c4umne).
hlfl~ I-,j3;11IQq - I

I-ITKITIll, --Ya
f,,-U Ct
papf~r submitte6 at nl.'!

DIATiOPWV, D.B., p:nL6A:;0V, A.V.,
.3Mk)LYAJ,=l:, V.T., A-rid :30YC,,Ij-,V A.P., (Acaj Jc i
:_'i ow 71eutr s .;cat'e.- n6 a-.(~
pacer su'-mi-te~ a, tlae l.f. -u,---, t--a~r ,.z
Lc- i i~neri
-w Physics, Mcsrnv, ",-2'.. !;f.v

NVITIV-.5,.YA., DWOVOLC1, E.C., ZO'-BYOVSYTY, 9-M-, SZLEFTM, Ya-y-
"Elastic Scattering of "rotons with an Energy of 660 MeV by Protons
at Small Angles," paper presented at CERN Symposium, 1956, appearinF In
Nuclear Instruments, No. 1, nD. 21-30, 1957

VIAD324IRSKIJ, V.V.1 KOMAR, Je.G.; 14INC, A.L.; GOLIDIN, L.L.; KOSKAREV, D.C.;
RUBC.-L'.TISKIJ, 0
ITOT)SZONI N.A.; IqKI S.M.; SV-CKOV S.V.;
STRELICOV, N.S.; TRASOV, Je.K.; V~TIOS, S., inz. [translator]
Main characteristics of the planned proton accelerator for 50-60
BeV energy with sharp focusing. Jaderna energie 3 no.2:56-57 F 157.

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ITTKITTIT, j. Y'j- , , . I.. ,.1 1 1 1,- 1 .,. .1.)
. LJI-I~ T" YLI. V., Ai"
"On -the Polarization ~If -,'lu(,trons, 4- t-Decal--," J 11~11illi-,
, ~ ,c ,
of 14~dcur Flr,181cs, Amsterdam, H- Ii, p1, 24~-;~47 1. .. -,

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cr.aiab~~,,
meter 10 T i o ~i~3 a 4,~'Lot
wo:ild b,~, u,,;ofiA ~ii
-uch A -;-~.,ct`)n 'Aie c~ia'ii_)-r is ohowr
of tt-~~- C.-a b,-:,r arc u,,,,e aydf -,c,.
i-c~ser v-~ i c )~-a: I 3--arated. TL`1,~ c I :) j i2 n
,.L.ie of j I L, by a liydro, -en '-Dat-', Connc
ad t :) t he tiy -Ir o,~;e n fu c, r v z, . In 7uliis way Sood screenin,-~
'ra:L 1-ad"ation is nc '~4 r'-ved an,l ~h,:
of the cha!" 1.
problem of te,m..(~ratur~,, _;tability ;.- si-: Iy rcsolved by tlc
~3'uabilisat'. _)r ~)f ~,r_--Ijure in the r._,3ervo-:r. An.
feature -if 1,~e c*IiL-nbi~r _!_ the method of 2ojx_tin,;; :)f the
"ard 1/3

30V-129- 5'-1 -4/113
A Liquid TfjdrDgen Bubble CKamber.
walis of the chamber. This is illustrated in T, 1 C,
?,yrex windows are mounted on copper washers as shown in
latter fi,-,ure and this was found to be very satisfactor.-).
The method of illumination is described and is illustrated
in Fig.3. A tjpical oscillogram of the wor',ing cycle is
shown in Fig.4. The chamber can be ke t at the lower
P
are for 30 to 40 laillisecs but this time can be varied. The
re-establishini~ of the press-are to the upper value takes
a,-proximately 15 millisecs. Normallj, the upper pressure is
7 atm and the lower 3 atm. A series of photographs was also
ta-k-en with pressure reductiDns down to 1 to 2 at:.I. 3:.ecial
ex~;eriments have sh.)wn that the sensitive ti.:ie is not less
than 40 milli secs. T~ie repetition frequency -)f the wor'-,inF
cycle is about 7 -1-o 10 cycles per ~ainute. Fig.5 s~---)vls a
hoto-ra;)~ ~)f trac-s -.-)b`a~ ned in the neutrz)n beam o' a
C, I ~i U - I
synch-rocyclatron obta_ned in studies of W-meson. formati)n in
'OlliS4
n-p L _- n sTIle followin,,-,-, 1)ers,:)ns collaborated;
A. 11. Yers:,ov, 1.1". A. Zub,,-ov, V. A. Beketov, Ye.F. Lo-'-haneva,
Ca--d 213

,30V- I,) J- 5"- 1-14/1~ 3
A Liquid Ifydro:r;:.,r. Bubblr~
N. I. 'Yla-'~carov, A. P. G,. S. LomIzatsi, I. BI-7nov
and T~;. 3, Krc,3~, 'ikov. Tliore are 5 fik!-ures, no tables a:--d
reference,;, -)f which rD are 3~)viet.
31JBMITTED: Jaly ~, 1~)5),
I. ~'. B-,.ibbit!
3. B..)ble 4 Hydrogen I
5 Ne,~trons--')etectlon
3/3

SOV-L20-53-1-6/43
AUTHORS:Belono,,,,ov, A. V., -Zel'dovich, A. G., Kol-7ar--3v-, V. Z.)
Landebers, L. G,, Lebedev, A, V., Nikitin S fa -.7
Smolya-nkin, V. T., So-'r-olov, A. P.""-- - I , '.-W
TITLE: A Photo-raphic Setup for Large Hydrogen Bubble Chambers
C,
(Sistema foto,~rafirovaniya dlya bol'slij-'ch vodorodnjl~~-,
puzyr'1coYykh kamer)
PE'RIODICAL: Pribory i Telchnika El`~-speri-menta, 1958, Nr 1, PP 38-41
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: A photo-ral,"t-ic setup for hydrogen bubble chambers of
large dimensions is quite different from that for Wilson
and diffusion chambers. In particular, a gas bubble in
liquid hj~frollen scalt;-:~rs liGht mainly in the forward dir-
ection, most of it between 0 and 100, say (cf Fig.1) so
-~.hat it io to photograph the tracks at go, to
the incident 1. -L,- --is is done in t~ie usual chambers. For
small bubble ~:a~ziber.s -,11c photoErapllis may be ta-'ren with
direct transmi5sion in vjhi,:~h the source of light is or, the
one side of t~ie c~I-nmb,~r and L?ie photographic camera on the
other (Refs. Hjwever, it is very difficult to use
t'-is syster-.1 a lar,~e hydro-en cliamber sirre it is des-
irablE. r.,--,t t,, Elasses as it is difficult to
Card 1/3 mount th~.~se on iJi~: :.iaiiL b(-)dj of tl,e c"aam-her. T'he present

jOV- 12~D- I~a-j -IS/4A
A Plioto 7ra:.hic 3-~ tu:-, Le,.r-c Hi'l
autl.=~3 'n,-tv,~.- --v,,:l,Dp-~,d a mothod ~-.)f illlu-ninat-4n-
a T, -- i s
4,-ed
.ic,t-hod -da.3 ~,r` ~dl 3n t-e 47-lfo-en caamber cl,~--Scr~-
I in Fig The tack
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f t c f r- j f a L~ --i I ca I m i r r
1- d
Tlue i". -1 r .2 1 -11 11 C. ris 3 f~!~ s s e d b a,-, afa`
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SOV-120-58-1-6/43
A PhotograPhic 3etl-- for Lar._e H.Zdrogen Bu:;Dlc- Chambers
the result of wl-ich is shovmr in Fif,.I, is ~-,iven in a
mathematical arnendix. There are 5 dia-rams, no tab'_e.-_- an-a'
7 references, of viliich 4 are, EnClish and 3 OOVJ.et.
SUBMITTED: JLLne 3, 1957.
1. Bubble chambers--Equipment 2. Paxticles--?hotographic ana 4s;~-
3. Phntography--Applications
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TITT
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A R A, I~ :1
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SOV/120-58-4-6/30
A Liquid Deuterium Bubble Chamber
normal superheating of the liquid Is effected [takes p--,ace]
when the pressure in the chamber up before expansior 'IS
equal to two-third3 of the critioal pressure. ThIs con-
dition may be easily satisfied if the chamber and the bath
is filled with liquid deuterium. However, if the bath Is
filled with liquid hydrogen and the chamber with liquid
deuterium, then it Is Impossible to obtain pressures
gregter than 8 atm In the chamber. For this reason It
was feared that on expansion the superheating of the
deuterium would be Insufficient and the liquid would be
Insensitive to radiation. Experiments made to elucidate
all these points have shown that it is Possible to use
deuterium as the working liquid in the bubble chamber
without any special purification. The construction and
operation of the deuterium chamber is similar in many
ways to that of the dydrogen chamber. The bath was
cooled down to liquid nitrogen temperature and was filled
with liquid hydrogen. The chamber was then filled with
technical deuterium which was not specially purified to
!remove tritium. The pressure In the hydrogen bath was in-
creased to 12.4 atm and was kept at that level. After the
thermal equilibrium between the chamber and the bath was
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A Liquid Deuterium Bubble Chamber
reached, an expansion of the working colume was carried
out. In the absence of radioactive sources In the
vicinity of the chamber no tracks or bubbles appeared
in the working volume. When a Co6o source was placed
near the chamber, pictures similar to that shown in
Yig- 1 were observed after expansion. L.G. Landsberg
and N.I. Makarov are thanjced for their help In the
experiment. There Is 1 figure, no tables and 3 references,
2 of which are Soviet and 1 English. The authors also
express their thanks to B.N. DmitrJ-vevskaya, director of
the hydrogen liqued actioa station of the Laboratory of
Nuclear Physics Problejo (Laboratoriya yadernykh problem)
of OIYAI, and to N.B. Delone who supplied Lhe deuterium.
SUBMITTED: October 26, 1957
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HaTf IN, Sergey Ia.
*Automatic Measuring Device for Bubble Chamber Picttn*e Data Reduction"
paper presented at the Intl Conference onngh Energy Physics, Rochoster, N.Y.
and/or Berkly California, 25 Aug - 16 Sep 1960
Institute of Theoretical and Experinental Physiza, Moscow, USSR

VLADIMIRSKIY. T.V.; NIKITIM. S.Ta.
International conference on high-energy accelerators ard
devices. Prib.i tekh.eksp. no.1:147-150 Ja-F 16o.
(MIAs 13:6)
(Particle accelerators) (Cloud chambers)

S/1-10/61/000/001/009/062
E032/EI14
AUTHORS: Aynutdinov, M~S., Zombkovskiy. S M,, Nikitin S-Ya.
and Selektor, Ya.M.
TITLE: A 25 cm Diameter Liquid Hydrogen Bubble Chamb,-r
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tokhnika eksperimenta. 1961, No.1, pp.35-39
T MT -. A description is given of a liquid hydrogen btAbble
chamber having a working diameter of 25 cm and a depth of 10 cm.
The chamber is operated in a constant magnetic field of 14000 oe
(5% uniformity over working region). The expansion is carried
out by means of stainless steel bellow5. 10 cm in diameter,
About 12 litres of liquid hydrogen are nece5sary in order to cool
the chamber from the liquid nitrogen temperature to the liquid
hydrogen temperature. The time necessary to cool the chamber from
room temperature down to 20 OK is about 24 hours, and under
dynamic conditions (expansion after each III sec-) the liquid
hydrogen consumption is 2 to 2.5 litres/hour. The upper and
lower pressure on expansion is 5.5 and 1.5 atm respectively.
The corresponding temperature of the chamber and the hydrogen
bath is 27 OK and 26-5 OK, respectively.
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S/j2o/61/ooo/ooi/ooq/o62
E03 2/El 14
A 25 cm Diami-Ler Liquid Hydrogen Bubble Chamber
The bubble chamber has been used in the 3T-meson beam of the
7 GeV machine of the Joint Institute of Nuclear Studies,
(Ob'yedinennyy institut yadernykh issledovaniy). A detailed
sectional drawing of the device is given.
Acknourledgements are expressed to V.A- beketov and
A.P. Besschetniy for developing parts of the chamber and to
V-T. SmolyarLkin and A,A Sokolov for valuable advice.
There are 4 figures and 4 references: I Soviet and 3 non-Soviet.
SUBMITTED: February 5, 1960
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s/i2o/61/000/002/001/042
E032/Ell/4
AUTHOR: Nikitin, S.Y&.
TITLE: Modern methods of analyzing bubble chamber photographs.
(A review)
PERIODICALs Pribory i tekhnika sksperimenta, 1961, No.2, PP. 5-13
TEXT: This is a review article based on 8 published
references. The review begins with the description of the
UCRL apparatus described by H. Bradner and F. Solmitz (Ref.1) and
the CERN apparatus described by J. Goldschmidt-Clermont,
G, von Dardel st al. (Refs. 2-4). Two Soviet devices are briefly
described- They are the projector with automatic track following
developed at the Inotitut tooreticheakoy i eksperimentallnoy
fiZiki AN SSSR (Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physich,
AS USSR) under the direction of S.Ya. Nikitin and V.N. Moiseyev.
The second instrument is the projector at the Ob"yedinennyy
institut yadernykh issledovaniy (Joint Institute for Nuclear
Research) which was developed by S.M. Korenchenko's group. These
instruments have been described in the Proceedings of the
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E032/E114
Modern methods of analysing bubble chamber photographs. (A review)
International Conference on High Energy Accelerators and
Inatrumentation (CERN 1959).
There are 9 figures and 8 English references (two of Soviet
origin).
SUBMITTEDi January 21, 1961
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AYNUTDINOV, ?i. S.; UR.'ITIfi, S. Ya.; SELEKTOR, Ta. M.; WWI~OVS!-T, S. N.
I
"Invoatigntion of Rosonnnen Stntoo in )t - Mkimm Symtomn.*
Report proson'-ad at the Int. Conference on High Energy
Physics, Geneva, 4-11 July 1962

NIK!TIN2
8/0 62/013/006/019/027
2186
AUTHORSo 0. T. and K. R.
TITLEs Mauchusys. konforentaile Mookovskogo inshenerno-fisicheakogo
inatituta (Scientific Conference of the Moscow SnSineering
Physics Inatitate) 1962
PERIODICALs Atoawya enorglys, v. 13, no. 6, 1962, 603 - 606
TEXTa The annual confer-ce took place in May 196 2 with nor* then 400
delegates participating. review to given of the@* lectures that are
assumed to be of interes or the readers of Atomnays, enargiya. They are
followinga A. 1. Leypunakly, future of fast roactorel A. A. Vanil'yov,
design of accelerators for superhigh 9nergies'l 1. Is. Poserenchuk,
analyttaity, unitarity, and asymptotic behavior of strong interactions at
high energies; &. B. Higdel, phenomenological theory for the many-body
ju. D._tAy�ZekIZ, deceleration of aediun-*norgy antiprotons in
probleal Tu. D. F1
matuorl Y117971FOgan. Ta. A. losilevokiy, theory of the Mdesbauer effectl
M. X. Rymnanovq theory of lonisation losses in nonhosiogeneous mediums
Ta. B. Ivanov, A. A. Rukhadse, h-f conductivity of subaritical plaem;
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3/()89/62/013/006/019/027
Nauahnaya konforentaiya ... 8102/BI66
To. Is. Lovetakiy, A. A. Rukhadze, electromagnetic waves in nonhocogeneous
plasmal Yu. D. Kotov, 1. L. Rozentall, the origin of feet cosmic nuonsi
Yu. K. Ivanov, nuon depolarization in solidel V. G. Varlemov, Yu. M. GradhU4
B. A. Dolgoshein, V. G. Kirillov-Ugryumov, V. S. Roganov, L. V. Samoylov,
;4- capture by various nuclail V. S. Dooldoy, 1. 0. KLrillov-Ugryumov,
A. K. Ponosov, V. P. Protamov, F. M. BerSeyev, *aattering of x- mesons at
5 - 15 May in a propane bubble cbacbor~fj._To. xikitf6. U. S. Aynutdinov,
Ya. M. Selektor, S, M. Zoubkovski4t A. F. Grashi a auon production in N~p
int*raotionsi B. A. Dolgoshein, spark chamberej 1. G. Volkov,
V. K. Lyapidevokiy. 1. M. Obodovskiy, study of operation of a coolootiom
chambor4 K. G. Finogenov. production of square voltage pulses of high
amplitudes; G. S. Alskookov, problems of nolor visiong 1. K. Lyapidevokly
relation botseen number of receivers and number of independent oolorep
To. M. Kudryawtoov, N. ff. Sabolov, N. 1. Tizongsusen, L. N. Tunitskiy#
F. S. Fayauloy, determination of the moment of electron transition of as-
ailletor forces and the width# of the Sabubman-Runge bonds of molecular
oxygenj B. To. Gavrilov, A. V. Zharikov, V. 1. Reyko,' decomposition of '.!&a
volume char&* of intense Lon beanal To. A. Krsasr-Ag*yov', V. S. Troshin,
asiasuremov& of nestron spectral 9. Q. Dorasheako, now methods of fast-
noutr*24rooordingl V. 1. Ivanov# doolmotry tormlsolog1j. 1. X. Toronkgvt
cart 2
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B 1 C)81B 13 8
Lynutdinov, Y. S., Zom-kovskiy, S. M., Nikitin, S. Ya.,
Selektor, Ya. a':., GrL,3hin, A. F.
--7. lnteract4 at 7.2 Bev
ion in q -P collisions
~-,urna_' _~esperimentallnoj i teoreticheskoy fiziki, v. 42,
the
1.-, oraer t3 colect information or, pion multiple production
,_z_~rs st,,,~aled 7.2-3ev n--p collisions using a liquid hydrogen chamber
I - 0 events
::,:,.--re*.ic -fie' d. '~,e (14 3trib--tion of TE + p - p + n+ kn
U
accor-4in.; to t.-.e square of the pion total energy~_ has a narrow peak at
2.
0. Tras attributed to partJcipatiun of spin 1 Q-mesons in the
0
ea !On R The production cross section of
7, P + A
x -Mesons is -1 mbarn. The scattering cross section a J17L for primary
2
of 2.6 Bev/c is about 300 1 100 mbarn for W . 20-30. There are
2 figures.
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interaction in ... B108,/BI38
:nstitut teoreticheskoy "" eksperimentallnoy fiziki (Institute
of T,eoretical and Experimental Physics) \I-
K B ": : ,, '2 L., ~ ;114'arch ~), 1962
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S/056/62/042/006/014/047
B104/BIO2
AU'MORS: Aynutdinov, M. S., Zombkovskiy, S. M., Nikitin, S. Ya.,
Selektor, Ya. M.
TITU_ The elastic scattering of 7.2-Bev n mesons by protons
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, V- 42,
no. 6, 1962, 1495-1498
TE'XT: The ulastic scattcrinp, of the mesons was measur(d in a liquid-
hydroj;en bubble chamber (25 cn,4 diameter) placed in a magnetic field of
13-5 koe. The chamber was exposed to a beam of external n- meaons from
the proton-synchrotron of the Ob"yedinennyy institut yadern'Ykh
i3aledovaniy (Joint Institute of Nuclear Research). The meson beam was
produced in an internal beryllium target, focussed by four quadrupole
lenses, analyzed by the magnetic field according to the momentum, and
directed to the entrance of the bubble chamber. The meson energy had a
Gaussian distribution with a half-width of 0.0 Bev. From 10 to
25 mesons were recorded for each expansion. From 15,700 photographs,
1619 events of np interactions'were foundi whereof 192 were identified as
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AUTHORS: Aynutdinov, M. S., Zombkovokiy, S. U., 31kitin, S_ Ya.,
Selektor, Ta. M., Shulyachenko, V. N.
TITLE; Multiple production of pions in 7.2 Bev n p colilsio-3
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, v. 44,
no. 2, 1963, 413-420
TEXT; The authors here continue previous investigations C,
1961) in 4iich thej had shown that the resonances observed in inelastlc mp
collisions (cf. e.g. Phys. Rev. Lett., 6, 624, 628, ig6i) ;1a_ ar,
important part in multiple pion production. Now the anguler ;ind momentum
distributions of pions and protons are investigated for invla:-Lic 7 ~-'
interactions of various multiplicities. The resonatices arisi;._ in three-
and four-pion syeteras are also studied, and the results are com,-'arcd with
the statistical theory. The measurements were made in a liquid-h--Jro6en
bubble chamber positioned in a magnetic field of 13.5 kbe. The a_ b'2am
was obtained from the inner Be target of a proton synchrotron. The mean
beam energy was 7.2 Bev, the n- momentum distribution was Gaussian with a
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NIKITIN, T. R. and PRIBILOV, K. N.
14editsinskil Kontrol. Za Fizicheskim Vospitaniem i L"chebnais. Fizicheskaia Kultura
(Medical Control in Physical Training and Medical Physical Cult-ire), Y-7 p-,
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AUTHOR: Nikitin, V. (Lieutenant General; Member of Technical Service)
ORG: None
TITLE: The glorious past and new missions of the fuel supply service
SOURCE: Tyl i onabzheniya scretskikh vooruzhennykh oil, no. 2, 1966, 73-78
TOPIC TAGS: liquid fuel, petroleum fuel, fuel storage, POL pipe, pipeline trans-
portation system, lubricant, - . ~- ~ i- , VE rRo LeUM ioDUa7PY
ABSTRACT: The history of the Fuel Supply Service from its inception in 1936, through
World War II, and to the present is reviewed in brief. The increase in fuel con-
sumption in the Soviet Armed Forces is emphasized by the comparison citing fuel
consumption in one month of World War II as equal to the consumption by all Soviet
military actions from 1937 to 1940. World War II stimulated improvements and de-
manded new petroleum products, improved aviation gasoline, tank fuel and lubricants,
and led to broader planning and controls in the supply of fuel and lubricants. A
system of fuel reserves for the front and reserve was established. The postwar
period has seen further growth in the Fuel Supply Service and in the last ten or
twelve years the POL supply system has undergone a basic change. Laprovementa In'
POL and POL research have resulted in viscous oils for winter use, and other,
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similar, products. Modern storage techniques have been developed an have improved
pumping methods, and the field pipeline delivery of POL is an other example of
progress. Mobile pump equipmentt mobile pipeline transports, and rubber reinforced
and impregnated tanks are among other innovations. Mention of the many officers
who have played a role in the improvements made In the Fuel Supply Service are in-
cluded, as are shortcorJage and need for improvements. Orig. art. Met 3 figures.
50 COEEs 15,22/8= Wra Ron*