SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NOVOSELSKIY, L. G. - NOVOSELTSEV, YE. P.

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: Scientific Abstracts
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP86-00513R001237520017-3
• Release Decision: RIF
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 100
• Document Creation Date: November 2, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 23, 2000
• Sequence Number: 17
• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
• Content Type: SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT

SYRKIN, Ya.M..- FRRIIELI, M.B.; IiGVOSFL'SKIY,, L.G.; %TLINICW.KO, N.P.;
LEVUTOVA , L. I. -- 4-"Wd
Industrial mastering of the production of quick-hardening
slag portland cement at the Kharkov Cement Plant. Trudy
IUzbgiprotsementa n0-4:127-143 163.
(KIRA 17:11)

/Ave 4-'-CS'r4
AUTHOR: Kaminskiy, L., Novozhilov, V., Novosellskiy, N. 2-1-7/9
TITLE: A Manual on the General Theory of Statistics (Kura obshchey
teorii statistiki) by Kozlov, T.I., Ovsiyenko, V.Tp-, Savin-
skiy, D. V.., and .8adrhakly, V.I.
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Statistiki, 1958, 1, p 66-76 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs A team is reviewing a text-book on the theory of statistics
published in 1956 by the Moscow University and approved by the
Main Administration of Universities and Economical and Juri-
didal'Vuzes of the USSR Ministry of Higher Education (Glav-
noye upravleniye univeraitetov, ekonomichaskikh I yuridichookikh
vuzov Ministerstva vyashego obrazovaniya SSSR) as a va 'Lid
text-book for use in economical institutes and faculties.
Nevertheless the text-book is criticized negatively. Only
a few,subjecinare dealt with In a satisfactory way, but on the
whole the work does not.moet the standard of a good text-book.
Many essential statistical questions are not mentioned at all,
nothing was said about the organization of statistics in
people's democracies, in capitalistic countries and about In-
ternational statistical organizations. Other statistical pro-
blemq are treated either too short or superficially. The-im-
Card 1/2 portant role of.the Russian statisticians In the history of

2-1-7/9
A Manual on the General Theory of Statistics by Kozlov, T.I., Ovsiyenko,
V.I!&, Savinskiy, D.V.Yand 'OndrnWdy, , V.I.
statistics is not pointed out sufficiently. The authors did
not comply with the general directions given by the Statistical
Conference in 1954.
The task of the publishers is to eliminate all these de-
ficiencies in the second edition of the text-book.
AVAILABLE% Library of Congress
Card 2/2

AUTHOR: Novosellskiy, N. S0712-58-11~14118
TITLEs 244namus of - ZA-Minam (NArodno e khozyayst*o
gdroda'Leningrada) A Statistical Collection fStatisticheakly
abornik)
PERIODICALt Vestnik statistiki, 1958, Nr 11, pp 80-84 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs This is a book review of the above mentioned work, published
by.the Gonstatizdat in 1957.
Card 1/1

IOTOWAKU4.,Y.L., liazhener; KUNIV, T.K., iazhoner: DROZOOT, I.fA.,-
id .. nauchw redaictor; EMYSHRYA, G.T., redaictor;
LYUDKCVS]rArA. N.L., tekhnicheekly redaktor
EBQI141zkg slabs made of orputo fibers] Strottel'Ve plity in
orpnickmakago.volokna, Moskva, goes I%d-vo Itt-z7 go stroite.
ma,tertalam, 1956. 328 p. (mm 9tio)
(Buildim mterWo) Otbors)

IRATUWT, A.I.; VIMGRAMV,, N.A.; DUBROVA. G.B.; ICTOW, L.K4; ZORN, S.IF4;
VASILtYlT. A.A.; TOrMITIN. A.S.; B=VXTSM. A.1.: PZXAMV. IF.S-.;
N.J.; UMIOT. M.N.: LLTA M-Ta.:
KWCM, AeTe.; UUCBW, T G.; ZATIWVICNI N.A.;
Jowminly, LK.-. GITUTS. S4.; REMCMM: H.S.: ND*Z, L.P.,
ov* CMGOVAMB9 Sh.K.; ffWMM# A.A.; BOCHAIWAg No?*;
GAGIOTIVA, ;.A.; Mff=VA, T.B.
Rubinshtelne Grigoril leouldovich; 1891-1959. SOT. torg. 33 no.12:56
D 159. (MRA 13:2)
(Rmbinxhtsini, GrIgorli Loonidovich, 1891-1959)

4 -65
Pr--4/PA'-k-/Ps-4/P,-4
MD ,
J'wLCICE-I':)TO!I NF.: AP50020213 S/0170/6'4/0(,'~010:L2/0054/bO59
AIUMORSs Novasellskiy. 0. YU.; U,4010-7 Va Le
T TTIT " 11 .
Determining optimum dimensions of radiating ffU41-
zhurnO., no, 12, 19641 54-59
-C7TC `AGS: heat transfer, radiation heat tram' r, finned surface, heat
~t temperature distribution
was
.M', A set of differential equations 1-n heat transfer with radi&tiorl-~
for finned tubes wider hotnn~grnnaous boundair7 conditions. The following
-=e -ero; 2~ -adlia-ion
:;.OrIS Pre Lmis, i,
i:~,3tween fin Pan-' is r '-,q va- -15 -,tin and thare
.C-Iec!~ed
lcllc-,es s(I(D (D - tube diam-
-uBjol for the -uba-fiL
~7 and, at the fir ard
-v, I -~n yie'ds
Oao Fig. (-)-n Znc' -3 c,' a-~~ a
7'~) +,1A I - a,, I t
T, TV The third term on'the left side of
dxI
Cord

+j
L 211,45-65
~CCESSIGN NRx AP5002028
eq,,:,ation is then expanded in powers of &t/T-, and two approximate equations
UT
:b'.,F~iiiod, one for section 0-1 kzig. !) ani~ one for aection 1-21. Th6sID
ntegzated once and ther, solvod ly fol- LhIe sol. of boundary
dO
0, a.- -0.
OLT));
0).
+
(HAN
d9
dc w'iere T_,,hr I T
P p CT, CTY
th and wi thr>ut Ifins. e tio for tem-
-~T amperature of tube surface vi Th Gqua ns

IiLCCESSIOU N-R~ k?50C2028
t',,e radiant heat t.-nnsfP:- -ati-s. ad, 1 to the ad.L r
Lz-zaiafar rate from thw fin surface cotai-ned ,~y E. Wilkins (J. Sac. for lndlX-
and Appl. Math., 8, 11-lo. 4, 1.960\ and two curves are constructed, q versus
heat flow radiated per ur-dt area fror "fl-n-tube surface) to det-eLine
optimim. fin dimensiom. Orig, a;-t. has: '01 fo=l:Llas and 4 figures.
It-SOCIaTICIINI noae
S-I.-3M=,.ED,. 21Jan64
S'll GODL. W
NO RL21 S(X. 000
ENCL: 01
OVER s 003

1WOVOSELiSKIY O.Yu.. UKOWV, V.L.
A
Determining. optIMM. dimensions for radiating fins Thsh.-fiz.
shur. 7 no.12t54-59 D '64 imin 180

SOKOWT, LD..
Elevator
t
inzhener; f ~f P.I., inzhener.
I
T-143 for bmilding skyscrapers. Kskh,stroi. 10 n0.10-'16-19.0 '53.
(NZ" 6:9)
(Notating machinery)

DAMUSKIT, 0.1., Inzhoner; NOTOSILISKIT, P.I.. inshoner.
-
M-475 ad =-W6 vibratim tables. ISW~kh.o ol. 23 no.U.-20-23
N -'56. (an 9:12)
(Comrste) (Concrete slabs)

NOTOSILISKITI r I.; PITRUITtKIN, L.P.
Investigating and establishlog basic paramsUre for vibration
tables designed by ths All-%tax letentifte Ressoxch Instituto
of Mdldlvg and -Road Construction Yachinery. ftrot. L dar,
awhinastr. 2 n'o,'6.-21-28 Je 157, MIA 10:6)
(Tibmtors)

Novomisur. S., daktor, kand.tekhn.nau1c
Industrializing major repairs in wooden dwellings. Zhil.-kon.
1dwse 8 no.3:6-7 158. (MIRA 11:4)
Milding, Vooden-Ahintenance &Ad repair)

,jiYfo==, S. A. D04=22
PA 19/49T20

110TOGIMISKI so a Alstgandrovich, 187z-1953,; - NWOYp,,A.K. #prof *,rad,: I
- I ~ ~ 0 takhne redo
Eftoblma. In demographic and health statletice; selected works]
Topro'ey demogrefichaskol I sanitarnot statistiki; ftbrannys
protswedeatta. Mookwa, Goa. Iz4-vo mad. ILt-ry, 1958. A4 p.
I (MMA 11:12)
(RUICAL STATISTICS)
(VITAL STATISTICS)

BAWM#1011.; YSTBOKMOTg A.I.; KIBMWUT, Ta.D#; KONSTAMPINOT, V.I.;
Nal..;'ZOR113. A.Tm.; NIOLAUTO ~LPi
A*.-. Off"# B.Fw; STUBF, M.x" red
0121M=9 ~LDt takhredo
EPractical obstetrics; selected chapten] Praktichaskoo skusherstvo;
Isbrannyaglavy. -Kiev, Gov.ued,1zd-voUWR, 1958, 565p, -
(MIRA 12:2)
1. Doystvitellnyy chlen Akadsaii awditainskikh nau SSSR (for
Nikolayev).
(CBSMRICS)

NOVOSE L lTal=-i~z I Y; W T-
Leveling of gravity anomalies by correlation and transformation
of three-dimensional fieldo into two-dimensional fields. Uch.
(MIRA 19:1)
zap. Perm. gas. un. no.122:55-58 164,

VASIVYEV, A.P.; IVANOV, K.I.; DUSHUTIN, L.S.; .110VOSUISKIY, Yu.A.
Study of rock breaking in thermal drilling. Vzryv. delo no.46/3:
79-97 261. (MIRA 15:1)
(Boring)

KOLLEGOVA, N.A.9 inzh.; LARIONOV, V.D., :Lnzh.; iu-A., irzh.
1-1 ......
Measuring rock pressure with the help of dynamomtric supports.
Shakht. stroi. 9 no.2,.,22-23 F.165, (mlma'.4)

War

AM

. . . .... ..-

USSR/?am AnirnIs - Swine
ROf"Okar Biol.6j'So 6. IZ8$ No 26226
Autha~ r' r. Na iel%307.11-
Inst C Ilot Won
Titlii, Pattenin of Swine
Suriaer in c Siberinn Kolldioz (Latniy
9
ot1cora aft Imikhozo)
noy v
Orig:Pub Kolkho=OYO Proiz-vo, 19570 No 28-29
AbstractIt Zn the fattening of swine for moat by way.of grzzing on the
sown'.1re --on Ihm' fields
ssesvanC iAkturd~
co i- and-potrIdes' dverag6 dcAlkJoight
tho
v I k or~
-po.,-hoicd:,at the':6xpense per: g
gln,- ACI,the W:e::~of:Itenavnl.-fr&a posture, Aha: enirials
w0i
WOM -in. a Ccuire &t 85~.50 Icg.
good nect:~66nditlonvith of
In:" fattening - quai- ` ctbbage
with; im car-bined- silogo a sht 9 groin
~raddition'-of-Ii -kg, of'oobbtied--foodsi the overage
we 0
AdW 5
'the
daily 4)ight:: 9cin-. pdr hdvd~for 4-nhnth6 ws~A30'g*- at
go of '.208 - kg ~or--- a antirot A 01
r:;-1 L-g. of w ght gain.
According to the author s.date, the expense in sumer fattening
Card 1 1/1 was 2 times loss thnn when fattened in hurdles.

NOVOSELITSW. Fedor Ivanovich. pilot aviataii spetsiallnogo primenenlya.
Dwelopljzg the wIll. Grashd.ay. 16 no*3:22-23 Nr 159.
(MA 12:4)
1. 11~uandlr samoleta An-2.
(Aeronautics-Pt7cholcg7)

Raremmo of penetrating injuries of the abdosinal region.
Mdrurgila, n0-11:64 N '55. (KIRA 9:6)
1. Is kblrmgldnskogo otdolonlys 18tolyanskoy rayonnoy,tol.'altor
Hostovskoy oblas-ti.
(AMC=--VO= AO MJURM)

Farm Lite
culturb is growing in the collective fam
_vil.laee. Kolkh. proiz., 12, No. 6j, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, October 1953. Unclassified.

5~.-3620 78~92

30-3-46/69
SOV/79 -
AUTHORS:, Danilova, T. A., Tits-- Skvortsova, I. N.,A4ovoselltsev

TITLE: Synthesis and Conversions of ar-/3 - and ac-/3-Tetralyl
Phenyl Sulfides Over an Alumina-Silica Catalyst (Symbols
ar and ac show that the.sub8t1tu0,nts are in the benzene
or in the hexamethylene ring of tet~alin)
PERIODICAL:, 30, Nr'3,
Zhurnal obshchey khtmil, 1960, Vol
.
pp 962-966 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:' In CGnnection,with previous studies.(I. N. Tits+
Skvortsova, S. Ya. Levina, A. I. Leonova, Ye. A.
Karaseva, Uch. Zap., MGU, 132, 254, 1950,and others),
two n
ew sulfides of tetralin series were synthesized,
and their conversions.over an alumina-silica catalyst
0
--at 390 Were-studied. This work was ubdertaken,in
order to prove the mutually weakening effect of one
tetralin ring on the sulfur bond',In the second
tetral-in ring.
-C ard 1/4

Synthesis and Conversions of ar- and, .78292
er an
ac _Tetralyl Phenyl Sulfides SOV/79-30-3-46/69
~.Alumina-Stlica Catal~st
S-C3
crs-c>
(a), ar-)9 -tetralyl phenyl sulfide; (b) ac-/9-tetralyl
sulfide; (c) diphenyl sulfide; (d) cyclohexyl
sulfide
ar-/3 -Tetralyl-phenyl sulft,de (65%), light-yellow
liquid, bp 189-190o (5 mm), n20 1.6338, d20 1.1177,
D 4
was-obtained as follows: Add ar-43-thlotetralol
to alcoholic KOH (at 70-750); then add' by small por-
tions phenyldiazonium chloride solution; heat the
Card.2/4. mixture.on.a. water bath untUthe evolution of N
2

Synthesis and Conve 'rsions of ar-/3 - and. 78292
Zc-/3 -Tetralyl Phenyl Sulfides Over an SOV/79-30-3-46/69
~~.Alumlna-Stlica Catalyst
cease's extract with ether, and distill over metallic
Na under vacuum. ac. -Tetralyl phenyl sulfide
0 20 20
E)p T84.5-185.5 (3 mm), nD 1.6229, d4 1.1263, was
obtained by the general meth -bd for mixed sulfides
(F-Kru'lger, J. Pr. Ch., (2), 14J 2o6; 18'T6). Analysis
of. the,products of catalytic conversion of ar- /3-tetralyl
0
~.Phenyl sulfide over alumina-silicacatalyst at 300 , show
that*the conversion proceeds according -to the assumed
~scheme:
S -
+ C>_S11
It-, was found-that the conversion of ac- tetralyl
Po e agsumed
:phenyl sulfide also proceeds according. o th
scheme:
Card '3/4

*nthesis and-Conversions of ar- and 78292
ac- "Tetra,1yl--Phenyl.Su' PVe r. an SOV/79-30-3 46/69
-Alumina-311 lea Catal~ 't
ys
(2)
Thus,~Jt was proved that the tetralin hexamethylene
ring.has a weakening effect-on the sulfur bond with
'the-eromatic ring. There are 2 tables; and 13 re-
ferences, 2 U.S , 1 U.K., 4 German, 6 Soviet. The
U.S. and U.K. r~ferences,are: F. D. Rossini, Selected
Valuebof Physical and Thermodynamic Propertie s of
:.Hydrocarbons and Related~Compounds (1953); H. I.
Waterman, H. H. 0.. Span, Booy H., van Nesk, J. Inst.
Petrol---, 36, Nr~3170 281 (1950);! W. Karo, R. L.
McLaughlin, H. F. Nipsher,.J., Am. Chem. Soc., M
32,33 (1953).
.ASSOCIATION: ',,'Moscow State Univers'Ity (Moskovskly gosudarstvennyy
universitet)
,SUBMITTED: 'March 30, 1959
Card 4/4

SUBJECTs USSR/Welding
135-1-7/14
AUTHORSs Orlov, B.D.# CandIdate of Technical ScIenceal Shavyria. T.N.,
Engine*rl and Novoselfteov, N.A., Engineer.
TITLEt X-ray inspection of spot-weld joint* In high-strength aluminum
alloys. (Rentgonovskiy kontrolluslov LZ vysokoprocheykh alunini-
yevykh splamov, evarivayseykh tochkami).
PERIODICAL: "Byarochnoye Proizvodstvo", 1957, # 1, pp 20-24. (USSR).
ABSTRACTs The arUdle contains general Information of X-ray Inspecting,
and I-ray'photograph reading In aircraft building. As an ad-
vaneed welding machine design of Soviet wak* there to mentiuned
the mw n-type (ITIP-type) t with stabillsed welding Impulses and
considerably stabilized electrode pressureg which Improve@ the
quality of welds.
The article contains 9 photographs, I drawing, 2 tables, and
8 references - two of which are Russian.
INSTITUTIONs Not stated.
PRESENT&D By a
SUBMITTEN
AVAILABLEs At the Library of Congress.
card 1/1

AUTHORS:
TITLE:
SOV-135-58-2-4/18
Orlov, B.D., Candidate of Technical Sciences, Shavyrin, V.Y.,
and Vovoselltsev, N.A.$ Engineers
On the Strength of Spot Welded Joints of D16AT Alloys (0
prochnosti. soyedinaniy iz splava D16AT, vypolnennykh to-
chechnoy avarkoy)
PERIODICAL.-, Svarochnoye proizvodstvo, 1958, Nr 2, PP 14 - 18 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Tests under different loads were carried out on weld and
Card 1/2
riveted joints of duraluminum and the following conclusions
were made: a) shearing strength under static load of weld
joints is higher than of analogous riveted joints, whereas
tearing strength of weld joints is lower; b) shearing strength
of profile sections joined to sheets is about 25 % higher
than strength of sheets joined to sheets; a) fatigue'resist-
ance of weld joints is almost similar to that of riveted
joints and is lower under repeated static load; d) equal
strength can be obtained by increased number of spots in
the joint. Cold hardening wan confirmadby Candidate of

I On the Strength of Spot Welded Joints of D16AT Alloys SOV-135-58-2-4/16
Technical Sciences N. Kh.Apdreye-y,to increase strength of
-weld joints. There are 4 tables, 3 photos, 9 diagrams, 6
graphs and 4 references, 1 of which is Soviet, 1 German,
and 2 English.
Card 2/2 1. Welded Joints-PhysicaI properties

NOVOSEL'- Al- , N. N.
w
Cand Red Sci - (diss) "Variability of brucellae and bect-eriolog-
ical diagnostics of brucellosis." Rostov-na-Don, 1961. 15 PP;
(Ministry of Public Health RSFSR, Rostov-na-Don State Medical
Inst); 300 copies; price not given; (KL, 6-61 sup, 239)

KANCHUKHt A.A.; LOSEVA, N.L.; NOVOSELITSEV, U.N.; KOLIESNIKOVA, L.I.;
I. GUBAREV, Ye.M. [Hubare~vj~,-.Tt']`[&i'~.
Distribution of catalase in fractions of soluble plague microbe
antigens. Ukr. biokhlim. zhur. 35 no.5,.700-708 163.
(MMA 17:5)
1. Rostovskiy-na-Donu nauchno-issledovatellskiy proVvochumnyy
inatitut.

5,70-45 9K(1)1ZWA(JVE"(b)-2 RO
k~xvssioff NR- u)r>o1e,6o4 n/021 9/64/058/012/0066/0-C-170
AUTHOR, KancbWcb, A.-A.; Noroselltsey, N. N.; Nikolaqeva, V. 1. CPAj-
'ITLE: Resictance to
__Rjrqqike tc~~ini caused by repested ino-ulations in white mice
R: F, :Byullefen' eksperimental'noy biologii i meditainy, v. 58, no. 12, 1964,
7r;
"nl'TC TAGS, immnalogy, taxicoloV, bacterial disease, experiment anitnal
'rhe article treata chang*-n it, the, munceptibility of white
~~i~77 ACT
rmice to repeated inocuiation of plftgue ~.oiin it) inct-f--tiaing dosea. Begin-
~ii:,g with a 0.6 LD,50 done, the unice, Wet'41 ITIoculated each day with succen-
doubled domea. After five inoculations, the mice were divided into
i),. dnilr irnrrn-m r,F innetilation. and tho

On A LoLa I a I L V4V UV
IF
56570-65
iCCF-SST(W NR: "5018604
mice aurvived the 10th dose. The interyal bet-ween inoculations had no
Pa2ential effect on the results, but after the 6th dose, the aecond group
3 days) showed a higher resistance Oan the first group. Blood
irc.m the 12 surviving mice w%8 subjected to the pa&aive hemagrlutination
I -- I.- A~+.'4 -fihMdiP-'R t-n n1rityup trizin. ~n two micp no antibodipm

(Ros-.ov on Don Scientific Research Antiplajpie Institute)
sui3?ovrm- o9oct63 M L 00 SUB CODE: LS
NR REF BOV: 005 OTR'ER* 007 im
212
M. v
GATRILOT. T.H., Inzhensr; NOTOULITS&T. N.V., inzhener.
Initial results of working according to continuous work schedule
In lumber camps. Kakh.trad.rab.9 no.1:39-41 Jk-r 154. (PT-2A 7:2;
(Lumbering)

N4NWBLlTSV, N.Y.. Inshener.
1000~~, - ~-- ~ ~-- 1 4-- 1
Methods for lowering labor consumption In tree fslliag.,Kekhtrada~
rab,10 no*10-.30~32 0 156, (NLRA lotl)
(UnbarinC-Aaahtneivy) (Tree falling)

ROW. L.T.iksnd. teki~z. nauk: inzh.
Nothods of Iscrossirg labor productivity In lumbering. Roth, trud.,
rob. 121so. 7:6-9 JI 958. (KIRA 11:7)
(Lumbering)

KALUTSKIY, K.K.;.NOVOSELITSEV. N.V., nauchn. red.; KARAVASHKIN,
S.I.0
[Planning cutting operations for the conditions of northern
Kazakhstan] Skhemy osvoeniia lesosek v usloviiakh Severnogo
Kavkaza. Moskva, TSentr. nauchno-issl. in-t informatsii i
tekbniko-ekon. isaledovanii po lesnoi# tselliulozno-
bumazhnoip derevoobrabatyvaiushchei promyubla i lesnomu
khoz., 1963. 18 p. (MIRA 17:10)

MROJAYATNIKOV, Sergey Arkadlyt
1,asozagotovk-1; F-soble
[Lumbering; L%nual for a foremani
d1la mastem, lzd,2., ispr. i parer. Moskvap Lesnaia pvn.-
myaldannoBtl, 1964. 245 p (MIRA

govosalluv, P.G.
lbcbmdeal rejecting machine, Oba. tokho opyt. EMLPI uo,ll:
17-18 136. (MIRA llill)
(Textile machinery)

TASPSW, R.I., inzh.; NPVOSZLITSN, P.I., iazh.
GT- 1 hyAraulle brakes for electric minfj locomotives. Ugoll Mr.
3 no.6:37-38 Je 159. (14M 12:11)
(Blectric locomotivas-Brakes)

NOVOSF.L'TWU-s-P,L4, L.F.; LIPATGVv N.I.r red.; SMGEMLv K.Lt
t~~. redo
fam sconoudcal NskotoM vopmiq, ek==M kolWOWT;
statei. Garl.kiit Gortk*vffkios knisboas ind-vos 1961a 105,p,
(NMA IAIS)
(Gork:iy ProTin"-Zollective farms--Fineme)

[-ACC Ms-A~~jj8d SOURCE CODE: ~7HjdV1_3f66jAW/6l_
7
INMEUTORS-. Tiklivinskaya, M. Yu.; Shishkova,, L. F.I_Novoselftsevj, Po
M.~ I.; Teponitsina,, Yet P.
Farberovs
ORG.- j2one
2
TITLE: A method for obtaining synthetic resins. Class 39, No. 182887 fainnounced
by All-Union Scientific Research and Construction Engineering Institute for
Asbestos Technical Products, and Yaroslavl Technological Institute (Vsesoyuznyy
nauchno-issledovatollskiy i konstruktorsko-tekhnologichaskiy inatitut asbestovykh
tekhnicheskikh izdeliy i Yaroslavskiy tekhnologichaskiy institutF
SOURCE: Izobretoniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 12, 1966, 85-86
TOPIC TAGS: resin, synthetic material, phenol, formaldehyde, aster
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a method for obtaining synthetic resin
by condensing phenols with chlorinated common aster. , The product is subsequently
treated with formaldehyde or its components in the presence of:-a bass. To impart
thermal stability, mechanical strength, and elasticity.`to the .#oducts made of this
resin, bis-(chlormothyl)-diphanyl aster is used asth4 ester,-
SUB CODE.- U/ SM14 MTEs 06Ju164

SHISHKIN# ReFov-doktor tekhn. nauk; 'GORYUNOV, Yu.l.; KAYMAKOV, A.A.;
BEZDEIIEZHWfKH,- A.G.- NOVOSE-LITSEV. R.K.: PECHENIN V.S., kand.
takhn. nauk
Area using penumatic energy In coal mineoi Using electric
power In coal mines, Ugoll 46 no.4tl,4-18 Ap 465. (MMA 18:5)
1. Institut gornogo dela im. A.A. Skochinskogo (for Shishkift).
2. Glavnyy energetik kombinata Kuzbassugoll (for Goryunov).r '
3. Vostachnyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut po bezopasnosti
rabot v gornoy provqsblennosti (for Kaymakov, Bezdenezbnykh,
Novoselltsev). 4. Kemerovskiy gornyy institut (for Pechenin).

MOTOSELITSIT, To; LOPATIN. Go
Now type engine ~ Za rul. 1l+ no.5:ZO Ag 156,, (MLRA 10: 1)
(Great Britain-Sagin4s)

S110316010211051031013
BOO?/Boll
AUTHOR: .~Novoselltsev, V. N. (Moscow)
TITLE: Optimum Process in a Second-order Pulse Rela~ System
PERIODICAL: kvtomatika i telemekbanika, 1960, Vol. 21, No. 5,
PP. 569 - 574
TEXT: A sistem of finite-difference equations of the 2nd order is in-
vestigated here. It describes the motion of a point in a plane,,and is
expressed by formula (5). The behavior of the point is investigated
under the limitation = const, formula (6). u is the acceleration
jukj
of the point (control quantity), k=O, 11 coo The law of controliing u
01
k
is determined in this pulse relay system. This law allows the initial
point (x0, yo) to coincide within the smallest possible number of steps
with theorigin of.coordinates o f the phase space. Time and control
value are discrete. The problem, solved here, of optimum control in a
system with equations belongs to the simple theoretical numerical
Card 1/3 V C

Optimum Process in a.Becond-order Pule* 3/103/60/021/05/03/013
Relay System B007/BO11
tasks. It is solved as follows; First, one finds the optimum law for the
control.of the initial points of the (n2, 0) type. Results from the pa-
per by N. N. Krasovskiy (Ref- 3) are used here. The formulas for the
0
step number e and for the law of control of (U ~ are directly found. The
optimum control is then set up for all integral points of the x-axis,
x> 0. It is shown in this connection that the optimum trajectories den-
bely fill up t he region of the plane (x, y), with this being determined
by 0/,-x4l/?- y(y-1), y,O or x