SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT OSIPOV, V. - OSIPOV, V.G.

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A UTROR Gorin, G.
TITLEt In tie Diamond Region (V almaznom krays)
PFRIODICAL: Znaniye - sile, 1056, Nr 11, p 32 (USSR~
ARSTRAM This is a review of Valerly Osipov's book "V almaznom kraye"
describing the prospe7c-ting work carried out by Professor
Odintsov in the Yakut AS')R. where diamond deDosits were
recently found.
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Precast reinforced concrete large-block reticiili~r domes find
shell roolls. 31~or.trlid.VISI no.4:92-58 '58. (MIRA 12:9)
(Roofs, Shell) (Domes) (Precast roncrete constriiction)

MUSAKIN. A.P.; Vl..DlMIRC)VA. T.M.; INIKOVA, YO.H.; OSlPOV. V.A.
Some problems In tho synthesis of ttigged compounds. Radio-
khimila 1 no.6:734-737 '59. (14IRA 11:4)
(Carbon-Iaotopes) (Potassium cyanide)
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ACCESSION NR: AP4009656 8/0147/63/000/004/0167/0165
AUTHOR: Osipov, V. A.
TITLE: Machining support framework members for wing aW tail sasemblies on
automated equipmenf 'with progrwnmed guidance
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SOURCE: IVUZ. Aviatsionnaya tekhnika, no. 4, 1963, 157-166
TOPIC TAGS: airplane part manufacture, wing support framewor1rtail assembly oupport
framework, automated milling equipment, automated machine programmed guidance,
milling tool trajectory, automated equipment efficiency study, automaUc control, pro-
grammed guidance
ABSTRACT: Calculations of milling tool trajectory and resultant approximation errors
are considered for several patterns of relative motion of the tool and machined puft
(see Fig. 2 in the Enclosure) during the process of machining support framework mem-
bers (see Fig. I in the Enclosure) for wing and tail assemblies. 7hres cases of approxi-
mation arwanalyzed- The results obtained are "W to &How calculation of tool trajec-
tories for three examples of forming linear non-expanded wing and tafl assembly surfaces.
enabling ons to complIg calculation algorithms for progmanint the ra"11 of framemrk
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parts on automated equipment. Error factors can be calculated for the Machining Of
these surfaces on coordinated banks of three, four and five machines. A relationship
can be established between the magnitudes of the machining process error and the geo-
metrical characteristics of the surface studied (see Figs. 3 and 4 in the Enclosure).
Finally, an efficiency study to possible in relation to the use of oWyment with pro-
grammed guldsmos. Orig.'PxL bas: 16 formulLs, 9 p-qto.
ASSOCIATION: None
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ACCESSION NR: AT6000536 8/3078/64/027/000/0054/0062 my,
AVTHOR: OsIpov, V.A.
Methods for preliminary size reduction of fibcrglas preBs materials and wayB of
oetUng up maciflnesh mako tablets from them
SOMCE. Moscow, Instiltut. Ithimichoshogo ninahinontroyonlya. Trudy, Y. 27, 19f34,
MasWy dlya percrabotld polimcniylldi materialov (Maclitnerj for tho processing of
polMeric materials), 64-62
TOPIC TAGS: plastic world'ng.. fiberglass prcssing. flberglai3s Uiblet, tabletting mnehinp,
press 'fnaterlal, fiberglass extrusion, phenolformaldehyde resin, pInstic Tnechanical
PjVpH0#Y
ABSTRACT: ExtendIng research In the -field of preasco for the production of tablets of
fibrous material, the author studIqd the effect of certaln parameters of tho process on
-re not worsened
the phyalcomechaulcal properUes/of the product, especially, those wb1c*, e
In thaprocess. Fibeiijkv-p AG-_V~$rcpared f r6i6 n&fiZ'6fl6_nt6_d_glas4 thr edd 9-15p In d] irn eler
i~nolf6r_maldehyJe resin, and fi6e
conjunction with modified pl rglass T-48, in 04 form of
unbroken strips with an initial moisture content of 4. 8%, were used In theexperimentst
am e experimenUd point was verified by from 3 0 _5 tests. Fiberglass AG-4V was
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extruded from a press-form 100 min in diameter through an opening 16 Mm In dWincter
after beating to 120C. Samples of each rim were tested for physicomechnnical properties.
Threefold wdrusion of the mate5al, with a resultant increase In density and dry weigbt
from 0. 05 to 0.75 and 0. 2 g/cm , respeclively, decreased the bending strength from 2000
to 1300 kg/cYn2 and the specific impact toughness from 70 to 27_kg-cm/cm2. Grinding
fiberglass AG-48 into pieces 5-10mm In diameter decreasod the. strength by 80%and
the specific impact toughness by 90% in comparison with the original product. A de,Pen-
dence of the mechanical properties on the length of uncut press material ---vas determined.
Thus, a reduction in length from 50 to 5 rnm decreased the bending strength froyn 2000 to
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1500 kg/cm2 and the specific Impact toughness from 70 to 35-37 kg-cm/CM2 t
-Of fiberglass should invulvo cutting-to longth'without decreasing Ahe- -9 trength. -weighin'g-
and multistage preGsink. -The au0iors suggesta borizontally contructed press with
devices for welght control and preliminary size reduction included. 11 11io extruslon t)f the
fiberglass *as carried out at the Karacharovskiy zavod plastmass (Karacbarovsk plastics
lactory); tablet malting was studied In problem laboratory No. 4 of AUKhMa, -together WILh
laborator7 No. 24 of NU PM.." Orig. art, has- 8 figures.
ASSOCIATIONt lujiltut IMmichealtogo masidnostroybaiya, MosooW (ChernicAl machine
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ACCESSION NIR: AP4033053 S/0147/64/000/001/0161/0169
AUTHOR: Osipov, V. A.
TITLE: Calculation of the controlling coordinates of points on the frame and ruled air-
cra.ft surfaces
SOURCE: IVUZ. Aviatsionnaya tekhnika, no. 1, 1964, 161-169
TOPIC TAGS: drilling equipment, countersink drilling equipment, frame surface, ruled
surface, controlled coordinate, coordinate calculation, aircraft design, program control
ABSTRACT: The author notes that in recent times counter si nk -drilling equipment with
progr,unmed control has been developed for use in finishingg longitudinal and transverse
welded joints in panels of single and double curvature. In order Ulat a program calculation
algorithm c3.n be written for the finishing of these joints, working formulas are required
to compute the travel of the movable elements of the equipment according to the base data
of theoretical and working drawings. The author has briefly described a method for solv-
ing the fundamental problems, as wcll as the derivation of the equations and formulas with
allowance for tlie specific character of the assigned axes of the assemblies and equipment.
Fol.lowing the terminology of Kotov (1. 1. Kotov. Graficheskiye sposoby* zadaaiya I
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postroycniya tekliniche6kikh form poverkhnostoy. Aftoreforat dokt. diss. , g. Tbilisi,
1961,', the author defines as a frame surface a surface which is given by a set of lines and
points belonging to it. The definition itself indicates that a frame surface is given dis-
cretely; this is the reason for the widespread employment of interpolation methods for the
approximation of the plane and spatial contour lines of frame surfaces and in the solution
of metric problems-, for example, restoration of the normal to the surface at an arbitrary
point. The case actually considered is one of the most commonly encountered engincei incr
problems. It is formulated as follows: Lot a frame surface be given by a set of spatial
(P. fi, fn -1) and plane (f0. fn) cu-rves, related to a cartesian system of coordinates OXYZ.
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The problem is attacked and solved with an eye to further algorithms describing the pro-
cess of computing the machining program of the section. Once derived, the solution is
considered. by way of example, in connection with the cylindrical frame surface of the
Lail section of the fuselage of the IL-18 aircraft. Tables are given which Contain the base
data for the solution of die problem, which establish the necessary quantity of controlled
Loordinates for restoration of the normal to the surface in question at an arbitrary point.
Ruled non-developablo surfaces, used as ex-ternal wing wid empennage contours, are given
by two contours of basic ribs and a kinematic generatrix, representing a straight line of
equal percentage. The problem posed here is similar to the one considored above; namely
to establish the required number of controlled coordinates in order to restore the normal
to the surface in question at an arbitrary point. Tho study carried out by die author makes
it possible, therefore, to obtain working formulas for the compilation of an algorithm for
the machining program of an arbitrary plane contour on frame and ruled surfaces or to set
the tool at an arbitrary point (control of the functional system of the tool or lathe), and to
derive working formulas for the compilation of an algoritlim for a program to control the
positional system of the tool, which will provide for setting the instrument at die normal to
the surface under consideration at an arbitrary point. Orig. art. has: 3 tables, 7 figurei
and 14 fonnulas.
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ACCESSION NR: AP4014221 S/0075/64/019/002/0189/0194
AUTHORSt Oromov, L.A.j Oeipov, V.A.
TITLE: Gas valumetric method for determining metallic zinc in
zinc sulfide
SOURCE- Zhurnal analiticheskoy khimii, v. 19, no. 2, 1964, 189-194
TOPIC TAGS: zinc, metallic zinc determination, gas volumetric ana-
lysis, zinc sulfide, quantitative analynis, Zn sup 65 labelling
ABSTRACT: A method for determining zinc metal in zinc sulfide
.based on measuring In a vacuum apparatus the amount of hydrogen dis-
placed with zinc on the dissolution of the zinc sulfide in hydro-
chloric acid is deseribe95 (fig. 1). The method was tested on metal-
lic zinc labeled with Zn - By this method not less than 90% of tpe
~zinc In zinc sulfide can be determined with an accuracy of I x 10-D
1%. The content of zinc metal in zinc sulfide depends on preparation
of the sample, i.e., on the temperature at atmospheric conditions of
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the preliminary zinc sulfide treatment and on the time and tempera-
ture of calcining. Orig. art. has: 3 figures, 1 table and 1
equation.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy tekhnologicheski Institut im.
iLensoveta (Leningrad Technological Institutel
SUBMITTED: O9Jan63 DATE'AOQ: 12Mar64 ENCL: 02
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TITLE: A logi -Probabilistic method of calculating the reliability of marine power
Planta
CITED 8 DURCE: Sb. Vychial. sistomy, Vyp, 3. Novunibirsk, 19M,46-57
TOPIC 7.AGS: marine powe.r plant, reliability analysJs, logically probabilistic procedure,
function illy equivalent program
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nom W-,e,&0jiWty vf--cdo_1at0_g the--re.WrOility of -m- r e power -plants
ra tucaut
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mar di ower pI t layout in the form'of a combination of successli6ly'-pa-r-Allal lIngs
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lant is written in the form of an equivalent logical program consisting of
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conjimetions, dlejunctions and negations. The proper operating condition of an elernent
is designated by one, the Improper condition by zero, and methods of probability
calculation of single-cycle layouts are then employed. A relationship is established
between local (probabilities of proper operation of elements during some cycle) and
integral (i.e. the average frequency of failure characteristics of reliability. The
proposed procedure makes It possible to obtain quantitative evoluatUms of theatructural
reliability of a marine power plant at various operating conditions In relation to
different functionally equivalent programs. The program presenting opUmum -reliability
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kand.khijn.nauk; GOLIDIN, V.A.; RYP-BUIGIIN, Yu.S.; KOHOLEV, G.N.;
AFONIN, V.P.; POKROVSKIY, V.S.; KULAKOV, S.I.; LZAREV, P.V.;
FEEDOROVA, T.P.; KOROTKOVA, M.A.; UARLAMOV, M.T.; IIIKOIINKO, G.D.;
LOPUKIMI, A.F.; YEVDOKUNIII, T.F.; KASATKIN, V.M.; RATOV, A.V.
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npricial c,-)ntainer for trarmportat ion and chnrginf,, Thin apparatilli min he
used for oinulatinp chemical radintion apparatun with powerful ifintopic
nourcen of y-radiation, and of varjoun shapea and dimenolone.
'LAbstrncter's note: roa-,~,Ietv trannIation.]
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KUZIMI14SKIYP A.S.; aMl, L.S.; SUNITSA, L.L.; Prinimali uchastiye:
VINOGN&DOV, V.V.; VITUSHKIN, N.I.; YLYLUTIYEV, A.I.; OSIPOV, V.B.
Apparatus with a source of gamna rays of C060 with 16,000 g-equii~alent
of radium for radiocheiaical investigations of crude and vulcanized
rubbers. Kauch. i r6z. 20 no.11:8-10 N 161. (MIRA 15:1)
1. liauchno-issledavatellskiy institut rezincNoy prorWshlonnosti.
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AUTHORSs Ivanovg V. So, SukhMp To A69 Prager$ A* Xhoq4Li"-V-L-V--R!0
Golldin, V. A.
TITLE: Radiation polymerization of malsic N-phenyl maleinimide in
solid state
PERIODICALs Vyaokomolokulyarnyye soyedineniya, vs, 59 no* 4Y 1963, 628
0 60
TEXTs Ualeic' N-phonylimide, m.p. 89 - go C, was polymerized by Co gamma
irradiation. The irradiation yield wag - 1000 molecules per 100 ev. At
67-50c, 0.65 Vr/hr and . dose of 2.2 Mr. 32,5 % of polymer wab obtained.
At 20cC this yield decreased to 4-5 - 6-5 %, More complete polymerization
(79-5 %) was achieved by further heating to looftoflhe ampoules that had
been irradiated at 820C. 'With 2 - 5 Ur ligbt yellow crystalline powders
were obtainedq with 10 Hr brown amorphous substances. Dependent on the
oonditiona of productionp the polymers are heat-reeistant up to 250 - 330%,
soluble in dimethyl formamide and CS 29 insoluble in B20P acetone, CU 40
benzene* toluene, heptane andqcyclobexbneo The IR spectra of the polymers
showed bands of the phenyl ring, the carbonyl group and the O-N bond.
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Radiation polymerization of ... BIOI/B220
From a comparison of the IR spectra of monomer and polymer it was con-
oluded that in the course of polymerization the C-0 bonds areopened.
SUBMITTEDs July 26g 1962
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ACC&SS1014 NRj A?3004711 M/W/AR 3/0190/63i005/008/1255/1262
AUTHORS: Ltanoy, V. S.; Hadvedev, Yu. V.; Vasilenko, Brarter, A. Kh,
Dsip6v, V. R.; Golldin, V. A.
77
TITLE: Studies in ;!sdiation golyzi=aw~A 2. The radiation polymerization of
piporylene
SOURCEs Vy*sokomolskulyarrW*ye toyedinaniya, v. 5, no. 8, 1963, 1255-1262
TOPIC TAGSs radiation polymerizatioh,, piper7lene* radiolysis, Co6O carbon
~ietrachlorido,, argon, kMton
I ABSTRACT: Samples of p1perylene monomer were placed in sealed glass ampules in an
atmosphere ofnitrogen,11argon, or krypton, and subjected to gamma-irradiation by
means of a Col,~ instaLUtion. Following absorption of doses from 1 to 160 Xr, the
ampules were opened, the gases subjected to chromatographic study. The obtained
1,polymer was analyzed for viscosity and degree of unsaturation, and was studied
I by infrared spectroscopy, The gaseous products of radiolysis contained hydrogeng
methanej etbylens, acetylene, divinyl and 98*5% piparylenee The degree of un-
!saturation of the polynar amounted to 84 and 87% for samples receiving 80 and 160
Hr'respectively. It was found that the yield of the polymer increased with the
6rd 112

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i~Tadiation dose wA that the presence of nitrogen, argon, and krypton exerted a
sen3itizing effect an radiation polymerization. Infrared spectroscopy revealed
that the structure of the polypiperylene consisted mainly of 1,4-trans chains,
1,2-trans chains, or of their combination., while the amount of cis-confieurations
iiid decreased trifold, It is concluded that in radiolysis the main line of
a
cleavage of t". piperylene molecule consists in the sever nee of the single bond
between the fourth and fifth carbon atoms* The authors are deeply grateful to
'I. Leonova for assistance in infrared spectroscopy. Orig. art. has. 1 tablex
charts,, and 14 formulas.
A=IATION: Leningradskiy gosudarstvenrW*y universitet fiziko-khimicheskiy
Aiiitiiut Ia. L, Ya. larpova (Leningrad State University% Phyaical-Chemical
1Y.'stitute)
I ~OtWTED: 32M62 DATE ACQs 28Aug63 EWL s OD
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SUGER, A.Kh.; Fl"rmov, V.A.; TERE'll"YEV, B.M.; VAYNSHTEYN, B.I.;
syEr-,,c;, il.p.; FSU-SNOSBC11EKOVA, N.A.; OSIPOV, V.B.; GOL'DIN,
V. A.
Absorption of garim-radint'lon enirgy in macrosystems. Dokl.
AN SUM 1~0 Jo 't 1. (MIRA 16:6)
1. Fizjko-khiml-hns~ly in-titlit imeni 1,.Ya. Kar-pava. F'red--
stavleno akadem~kom V.A. Karginvm.
( Ga=,ia ra y s ) (lien t exchariwers)

ACCESSION NR: AP4037271
S/01q0/&./006/005/(Y7a2/0786
1,11THORSs Ivanov, V. S.; Sukhikh, T. A.; Modvedev, Yu. V.; Broger, A. Kh.;
Onipov, V. B.; Golldin, V. A.
TITLEt Studioa In radiation polymorization. 3. Radiation polymorization of
piporyleno in channel complexes of uroa
SOURCE: Vy*aokomolaku1yarny*yo -noyodinoniya, v. 6, no. 5, 1961., 782-786
TOPIC TAGS: piporylono polymorization, uroa clathrato coriplox, endocytic
clathrato componnnt, channol polymarization, tubo otructuro, trana piporylone
polymer
ABSTRACT: Uroa clnthrato comploxos with piporylono no ondocytic component wore
prepared by mixing I C;m uroa with 0.001- 0.1 ml mothanol, cooling in a glass
ampule to -78C, and adding 1-3.7 molen of cooled piperyleno per mole of uroa. The
polymerization of piporylono was achieved by d -irradiation with Co6O. Parallel
studios on block-polymorization of piporylono were conducted at -78C with irradia-
tion doses of 30 Mrad. Aftor 2 to 6 w9okD at -78 to -45C, the residual piperylone
monomer wan removed by means of a vacuum pump. The urea was then dissolved in 10%
acetone, leaving polymore whose specific viscosity, degree of unsaturation, and
Cord A

ICCESSION NRt AP4037271
infrared spectra were recorded. It was found that in channol polymerization
an optimal yield or tho polymar (66%) was obtained at a methanol content of 0.001
=1 per 1 gm urea and at a molar ratio of the monomer to uroa of 1:0.5-3.7). The
yield was conaldorably highor than in block polymorization. The infrarod apoctra
of the channol polypiporylono in CC14 revoaled the presence of only the 1,4-
transconfiguration (at 968 am -1), while the block-polymorized polymer contained
the trans- as well as the cis form. Orig. art. hast 2 tables and 1 chart.
ASSOCIATIONt Leningradekly goaudarstvenny0y univoraltet (Leningrad State Univer-
sity); Fialko-khimichookiy inatitut im. L. Ya. Karpova (Pbysicoohemical Institute)
SUBMIrrEDi MayO DATE ACQ. 09Jun64 ENCLs 00
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"'SSION NR: AP4012181 S/0191/64/000/002/0003/C,---O.:-o
..3RS: .,.bkln, A. D.; Auer, k. L.; Breger, A. Kb.; Vaynshtey-a
3. 1.; Voropayev, Yu. V.; Gol'din, V. A.; Gromov, V.
,~qlpov, V. B.; Sy*rkus"' 11. P.; Ushakov, V. D.;
?I M.'; Tsingister, V. 1.; O'hikin, Yu. L.
Aac~latlon polymerization of ethylene In enlarged laboratory
apparatus.
Plasticheskiye massy*, no. 2, 1964, 3-6
2,LGS: ethylene, radiation polymerization, reactor desiga,
-ator surface area, reaction rate, polymer yield, reactoAr tempeza-
.-re field
...).STUCT: Radiation polymerizatlon of ethylene was conducted in
laboratory reactors of 1-2 li-.;er capacity (fig. 1 & 2). Based on
- 'erances admitted In this work, It was found that the temperature
'iela can be calculated with sufficient accuracy. Comparison of
reaction rates and yield of ethylene polymer shows that these fao-vorz
are Independent of the specific &urface of the reaction space. Thu3
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rate without concern for specific surface area of the reactor.
Orig. art. bus: I Ta'ble azd 5 Pigures
133001ATION: None
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EREGER, A.Kh.; OSIPOV, V.B.; GOLIDIII, V.A.
[Universal plant with a Co6o garm-ray source of W,COO
gram-equiva.lowt Ra for modeling radlochRmical apparatus
and conduptUV studies of (j~t= 60,000s)] U versallnaia
ustanovJm a Istochnikom C- izlucheniia Co~lc aktivnostliu
60 000 ?.9KIR. Ha dlin modelirovaniia radiatsionno-
khimicheskikh apparatov i provedeniia isaledovanii
*K - 60 000*. Moqkva, Glav. upr. po iqpol'zovaniiu aton,
noi emergii., 1960. 14 p. (MJRA 17:4)

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ACC NR: AP5025035 SOURCE CODE: UR/02D6/65/0DO/016/0DW~00Ws
AUTHDRSt Hadvedev, Tu. V.1 Ivanov, V. B.Olvanovap Le lorBregerq A* Lhes
Q-Sijan-~j Oolldins V. A.
ORO I nons A ~k
TITLIt Method for obtaining polychloroprene. Class 39s No. 17394
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobretoniy i io'Var"nykh anakov) no. l6s 1965,9 64
70PIC TABS: rubbers chloroprene, polychloroprene, polymer fwa~w"I'
ABSTRACT3 This Author Certificate presents a method for obtaining pl~ c oroprene
by pDlynbrization of chloroprene under the influence Of %diationn'To regulate
the molecular weight and s",ructure of the polymer, tI satjo- 4a carried
out in the presews of mine aad phonol type stabill3erao
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AUTHOR: Osipov, V. B.
TITIE: Certain problems of the Hydrodynamic Influence of the Flow upon t1he
Erosion in the Tail Race of Dams and Hydro Stations (Nekotoryye voprosy
gidrodinamiche,,kogo vozx1eystviya potoka na. razmy-v v nizlinem blyrfe
plotin i gidrostaatsiy)
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry on the author's dissertation for the degree of
Candidate of Tk~chnical Sciences, presented to the Power Engineertag
Institute, Academy of Sciences (In-t energ. Ali Kaz83R), Kazakh SSR,
Alm-Ata, 1955
ASSOCIATION: Power Engineering Institute, KvzpLk!. 33R Academy of Sciences, Alma-Ata
(In-t energ. AN Kaz3311, Alim-Ata)
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ACCMION IMs AP500917 81"1641000102MOO5910059
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AUMORS I Suwkhp T. A.1 Bre Kh.1
_py.L A. Os!kovp 3 1 Golldiv,$ Y.L
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TITLEs Method of obtaining howd pglymerp from 11-phowlimide wleio said Class 39)
No. 166832
V)
SOURM Byulleten' ixobretwtiy i tovarr4rkh makov, no.. 23, 1964P 59
-TOPIC TA03i polymer, ionizing radiation, N pberqlimide maleioaoW
AVMCTs This Author Certificate introduces a method for obtaining hard polymers
of,Nftphenylinide,maleio acids To obtain a thermostable and table
naterialp X-phanylimide, salsio said In vUActed to ionising rafilatioNt a tempera-
ture alone to that of its melting point but never exceeding it, Lfterithiag the
.radiated product is heated to IODC. To obtain the polymer in its preferential
m7stalline or amorphous statep the radi&tion dooo in varied from 2 to 10
milliroentgen respeotiveV.
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rnb. 11 no.Vl:',?-lj4 D (MIRA
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DNITRI"iSKIT. Semen Mikhaylovich. I OSIPOVP -V.,~.. red.; MC,RCZOV, Yu.V.. re~i. izd-va ;
SHITS. V.P., takhn. red.
[Methods for increasing oroductivity of logging trucks.] Puti
povysheniia proirvoditellnosti avtomobilet na vyvozkm less. Mosk-va,
Goalesbumizdot, 1958. 21 p. (MIRA 11:11)
(Lunber--Tranaportqt ion)
( Not ort rucks )

1, ,, T 1 ! (1, N : (, r 1 pov , V 1, . , I nee r SOV - I 19- ~ 13- 1 C,- 2//: ~-
TITLE: Ve an s of r;. p rov i n F ~', ~r. r 1 e x Te c hn i q ue s P- t Lumbe r i ng S i * es
11~i.ti rosta k-l-ksnoy vyrabotki na lesozaFotovkakh'.
PERIODI~-A: Vekhaniz~itsiya trudoyOm-:ikh i t%1azh~lykh rabot, 1,11,. 'r
pp 28 R
ABSTRA17T: In connection with-. the article by Professor S.F. ~-rlov
in Nr 4 f.1950) of this periodical on the same subject, "he
author proposes different methods of developing the lumber
Industry. ;io cites the achievements of various organizFi-
tions an' brigades, and mentions the tools they use. -~P
regrets that TsIN: doc-.s not popularize the be-3t mettols
,)f prod,~ction. There are 2 Soviet references.
-imber indus.ry
--Developmpnt
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OSIFOV, V.D., inzh.
Reviev of 01-c-cturps on aubonation in the woodvorking irud-ustries,
by N.A.14orozov. Makh.t avtom.proiz. 14 no.6:59 Je 160.
(miu ll:?)
(Woodworking industries)
(kutomt,lon)

RCDNEUKOV. Kikhail Gavrilovich; GUBIN. V.A., inzh.. n3tBOnzent; BURARTSEVA.
S.S., insh., retsenzent; OSIPOV, V.D., red.; JORTUKOVA. L.K.,
red.izd-ve; XOMMEHINA. A.S., tekhn.red.
[Mechanizing the falling and the division of '-imber] Mekhani-
zatsils valki i rezvedki lesa. Moqkvq, Goeleabumizdat, 1960.
138 P. (MIRA 13:7)
(Lumbering)

OSIPOV, Vladimir Dmitriyevich; STURUA, K., red.; GINZBURG, A., tekhn.red.
[The money Is an the right; a Canadian notebook] Den'qi leztiat
sprava; kanadskie zemetki. Mosirva, Izd-ve "12VeStiia,' 1960.
214 p. (MIRA 13:6)
(Canada-DescriptIon and travel)

OSIFOV v D Inzh.
Speed up the development of new equipment for the mechanization am--,
automation of lumbering operations. Makh.i avtom.proizv. .6 "o51
52-54 162.
(MIRA 16:5)
(Lumbe ri ng-Plach i me ry) (Automation)

OSIPOV, Viktor Dmitriyevich; !;;UJl",SY", I.:., red.
(Work 1,ractices and organizational tasks of the Sci-
entific Technological SocJety in the accelerntion of
technologlca2 progress] Cjliyt raboty i zaditchl orga-nl-
-korenil -eklinicheskogo progro ssa,
zatsii NTO v u.
skva, 19Q. :~4 (NI tA 17:
1. Nauc lin(>- tekhn i c heskaye obghchestvo lesnoy I ro-
myshlen,.osti 1, lesn,q,o khozyaystva. 'ISen*.;-al'raye
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TAM turbine blade, turbine disk, mechanical fastener
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plasticity Indexes ind (,*- ' fri,tion. Obtains
plasticity diagrar. -,-)r Inp:i7l c-cmpre,,5ion, and
for lmp.ict awl cftiti~- that
optimim temp zone ~f w.1 roll'ing, heIng
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Rffect of outside parts of a deformed object on stresses. Trudy Inst.
mpt. no.2:109-11P 1~7. (MIRA 10t11)
(Deformations (Mechanics))

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AUTHOR: Osipov, V.~;- L+
TITLEi A Method of Mechanical Pressure Resistance Testis at High
Tem~)eratures Netod meldianicheskikh ispyt&niy szhatiyem pri
vysokikh temperatunLkh)
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, 1957, Vol. 23, Nr 9, pp.1102-iiO4 (USSR)
ABSTRACT i A new method for mechanical pressure resistance tests at high
temperatures was worked out. The continuous heating of metals is
attained by the resistance current passing through the sample.
There folloiY3 a description of the plant. In order to remove the
non-uniformity of deformation. composed samples were used. In-
vestigations were onrried out of the plasticity and tho Y-sistance
of deformation in dependence on temperature, the influence exer-
cised by velocity on plasticity, and the influence exercised by
the state of terision on destruction, the ohft,-aoter of the oreatio.,
and growth of the gap with increasing stress. For the purpose of
Investigating the character of the deforuation and destruction of
alloys of little pla3ticity various grey mat iron properties w^.re.
investigated. During investigation of the deformation velocity,
which im-s carried out at an optimum temperature, it mas found
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A Method of Machanica.1 Pressure Resistance Tests at High Tem-perature3
considerably. The device discussed hare makes it possible to ob-
serve the charnoter of initial destruction and the YfIderAr,4,7 of' the
gap with an increase of stress. Besides, it is poasible with this
device to carry out long pressure resistance tests at tempernturts
of up to 18000, and to investigate the inechanical proptrties of
the material am well as the character of the creatiov and ffidetlng
of the gap. There are 4 figures.
A,130CIATIONi Instittite r01' kirt-ewl kirg_y kwonl A.A.Bik,)kov AN 11,;Llii ~ 1,"titkLt
Lactallurgii im. A.A.Bavkova Akadeinii nauk 333h)
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AUTHOR: Osipov, V. q.
TITLE: Judi7ing the De,rree nf Deformation in Tests of ',O-m
pression (Otsenk~. stepeni ipforn-tsii -,)ri vi ir
stoye szhatiye)
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya Laboru*clriya. l')',9. V,,! 2,11 , Nr -
(USSR'
ABSTRACT: Wli-,il#- in. inve3+ -fit ~ ~n~3 r): t~.e metal' -,,9t i -ty to-.C- 4p -:--p
0 f i e f or ma t -, on 9 1. e t e rr. i n e 4 a t t. ~ e - nz,(- r, t lie T.
of ieqtruct ion, there ox~ 3t in - om,,rpsn ion 9,,v,7
destruction tnat lepend or. the ~roperl ~f ~~.e
and on the friction on the 7ontact skirfa~p. The Ae,-roe
deformation i unual ly letermined a- ordin(.- '!,an -e
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of h e i i-h t .howev er t e '3 ;1 Mn I eU n74 1
barrel-like shape after deformation t., r - E~ 1 1 e f 0 r
at tne F.Ia~es of destruction may ilffer -i t -ie
from t~.e deformation vcordin- t-)
diameter should be measured in that haif r
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renlerg possible t,~e variation of t;-,., kind
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AUTHOR: Osipov, V. G.
TITLE: Oii the Determination of the
Metal Powders (on the Occasion
Published in the Periodical
1958)
S/03 60/026/01 /050/Cr.2
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lisaistance of Pressed Pieces of
of the Paper by Yu. N. Semenov
"Zavodakaya laboratoriya", Nr 10,
PERIODICAL: Zavodskays, laboratoriya, 1960, Vol 26, Nr 1, pp 122 - 125 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Yu. N. Somenov (Ref 1) and A. V. Verkhovskiy and V. V. Romanov-
skaya (Ref 2) worked out a compression test on cylindrical
samples which is used for the determination of the limit or re,
f
sistance a B in stead of the so far used stretching tests. The
method is simple and shows some advantages in the examination
of brittle or powdery materials. The authors (Refe 1,2) made
two mistakes, howover, when working out the method. The values
for a B obtained by the latter method must not be considered
identical with those obtained by stretchinE tests. Thus, the
deduction of an equation for the determination of the valuet3 0
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Bat6rmiaing the s'.rength of comifireaved products 'ron netal
powders. Zav.la~i. 26 no.1:122-125 '60- (ffIRA 13:5)
1. Institut metallurgil Imoni Bay1rova All SSSR.
(Metals--Testinr) (Strainn and strossee)

OSIFOV, V.G.
Final deformations in plain shearing. Trudy Ingt.met. no.5:133-P'
,6o. (MIRA 11:6)
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S/509/60/000/007/004/014
E011l/E452
AUTHOR Osipov, V,G,
TITLE. Stress System ReAulting From the Compression of a
Disc During the Swaging of Rods by Four Swaging Dies
PERIODICAL Akademlya nauk SSSR, Institut metallurgil Trudy, No 7
Moscow 1960 PP 49-59 Metallurgiya metallovedentye
fiziko-khimicheskiy metody issledovaniya
TEXT This paper is a continuation of previous work
(Ref 1 PP.34-48 of this issue), The rod of cir:ular cross-
section is compressed by four stresses a:ting along orthogonal
diameters The formulae for the distribution of the stresses
aX' a Y I., are derived in radial and cartesian coordinates
The tangen ial stress around the contour of the rod, the stresses
along the x and y axes and along axes inclined at 450 to the
lines of action of the applied forces, are obtained analytically
The fringe patterns (a) the imoclinics (~',) the trajectories of
the principal normal M ) and shear stresses in photoelastic
experiments are shown in FigA, The advantages an(] disadvantage-;
of swaging with four dies as -ompared with two are discussed in
relation to the results Fig 9 shows the stress -4tatos in the
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Stress System Resulting From E081/E452
individual zones of the rod cross-section, Central zone I -
compression from all sides middle zone 11 - non-uniform
compression from all sides, peripheral zone III - varying pa*tern
with large compressive stresses (near the points of stress
application), IV - almost linear compression (between the points
of stress application) Plastic deformation spreads as the
Imax lines rige Analysis of data obtained on the strained
state leads to the following conclusions, From the point of view
of alloys fracturing during awaging the given scheme 15 more
satisfactory than swaging w.1th two swaging dies, since the
tensile stresses are small and act in a small zone of the dis~-
(or rod) cross-se:tion An important disadvantage of such working
is the presence of a plastiLally undeformed central zone of the rcd
as a result of whi-h his zone deforms during swaging, by
longitudinal extension through deformation of peripheral zoneA.
it -an also lead to bending of ,qwageJ rods, For swaging metal
with a suf f iz~ ient rese:rve of plast i -_ . t) , the author recommend_'4 a
modification whereby this disadvantage -an be a-.-aided Both
pa!Ts of dies are dl_,~pased 5D that th~-y are not mutually
perpendi, ular nd the,, ope, at ion i9 so t irTied ? ha ! th~_y ' not
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Stress System Resulting From ... E081/E452
work simultaneously. 'This gives the compression conditions of
two-die swaging combined with the economic advantages of the
four-die system. There are 9 figures, I table and 2 Soviet
references.
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OSIPOV, V.G.
State cf stress in rod drawing under flat dies. Tmdy Inst. met.
no.7:34-48 160. (MIRA 14:311,
(Draving(Motalwork)) (Strain and strec.~iea)