SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT OSOBOV, V.I. - OSOKIN, S.D.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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050DKA, W.
We combino learning with Tirr/luction. p. 35. OX) IICISYI. Vol. ~6, no. 3,
Mar. 1952.
SO: Monthly List of East EMropqan Accessiona, L. C., Vol. 3, No. 4, April, ~95-

OSOBOVP V.I., lnzh.
Study of a bay briquettirg procesa. TraLkt. i sel'khoz=Bh. 32
no.lW25-27 0 162. (ICRA lg~:))
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut sellskokhozynystven-
nogo mashinostroyeniya.
(Hay)

DOLGOV, I.A.; ~J'cllN, V.I.; OSOLOV, V.I.: B'r-l.JZOR, V.V.
Klechanizatl)n of hay nakinp operations alrr,vid. Trar ' i .
32 mo.1-4(-JsP p.3 of cover Ja 062. (MIRA " ": : )
1. Vsesoyuznyy miuchno-issledovatel'5kly institut 5el's~o-
k~ozyaystvennop ma--*inostroyeniya.
(United States-Hay)

OEOBOV, V.I., kand.tekKn.nauk
Power expondi'~ure in thu r)ro(-ev-s of hay wafering. Trlidy
V:SKliC'?Ia no.1d.*(,C,-71 '64.
(Ml ~,A 10: 1 ~ )

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vennogo maFillnost."

OSOBOVP V.I., kand. ttokhn. nauk
F!sId testing of, a p!ckup b&:e.- for hay bfIcr;et.t.Lng. Tmkt.
I mallkhoz=sh. no.5z17 !~, 165. (MnA 18:6)
1. Vaesoyuznyy na-achno-Amnle-Jovateltakty Instit,4t sell khokho-.yay..
atvennogo muehinostropniya.

C."'C'TV, Z.; 1'0"0.:YO, G.; SKAFIR, V.; DqOZDOV, S.S., red.;
Mi I-IM-ANYO , -1 V . , te h hn. red.
jGa3 as fuel fo,- enginosj~,az - motornoe toplivo. Stavropol'
'la,n-opollsl-r- '.-nizhxoo lzd-vo IOU' 4C -.- (111MA Ir:ll)
'In fu0fl - -
(G,,ir, ,

GALMICH, V.I., !-nzh.; YOLIT-M, V.N., irz,).;
OSOCF:2.TO, L!"'., J_-Zh.; SRR.G_717rl' 1.1.,
UsIni- a slag crust f, r the j.rnductlon of AIN-tO f u-x. Art, m.
,qvFir. 17 N 164 Cfir gi
In.9 t i ',l t eek t rn n v,, rk 1 1 m er i Y a . 0. Pa t )n n A' 1: krSSTI ( fo r
Ga2inich; Kolisryk). 2. Khartsyzakiy trulziyy zav,d (fur KotarzH,
(k3ochfmko). 3. Chelyabint*ly trubnprokatnyy miv-d (f(r Sergovev).

1AVREI.'IKDV, V.D.; -OSCCJII;lKC)V, A.A,
Simple r:ethc..,' for th- stab'Lization of trigger- cirTuit
implitudes. Nib, i tekh.eksp. 6 no.6~.129-130 N D 161.
(1-11RA 14,11)
(Pulse tor hnique s (Electron I c9) )

ACCESSION NR; AP40068 IS S/0120/63/000/006/0055/0060
AUTHOR: Mostovaya. T. A.; Mostovoy, V. I., Osochnikov, A. A.;
Taltovich, A. P.
TITLE: Measurement of the mass distribution of heavy fission fragments using
a pulse-amplitude analyzer
SOURCE: Pribory* I tekhnika eksperimenta, no. 6, 1963, 55-60
TOPIC TAGS: ionization chamber, pulse-amplitude analyzer, fission fragment,
fission fragment mass, fragment, mass distribution, thermal neutran fission,
heavy nucleus fission, thermal neutron. heavy nucleus, nuclear fission, fission
ABSTRACT: An instrument that can measure the height ratio of two pulses
formed in an ionization chamber by fission fragments is described. Layers of
fissionable imterial 10-15 rnlcrosr/cm~ thick were placed on the central
electrode of an Ionization chamber filled with 95% Ar and % C02. The chamber
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performance was chocked by measuring the spectra of alpha particles and
fission -fragment energy of an U'5,r layer. The pulme-height-ratio analyzer is
based on recording pulses on a two-bearn-tube screen operating as a memory
tube. The,recording beam is activated when the pulses reach their maximum
height; the spiral-scanning readout beam measures the pulse-height ratio by a
time difference between two appropriate pulses. The analyzer comprises a
recording unit and a readout unit, both connected with the cathode -beam tube.
One beam records two simultaneous fragment -generated pulses as a dot on the
screen; the other beam read* the dot and *ends information into the appropriate
channel of the time analyzer, depending on the fragment-mass ratio. A
frequency- and -amplitude - stabilized sine-wave RC-oscillator generates 1, 300-
1,500 cps for the readout scheme. The pulse -height -ratio analyzer can handle
up to 30 pulses per sec. It was tested by measuring the fragment-mass distribu-
tion of 03f fission by thermal neutrons - The joint resolution of the ionization
chamber with the analyzer, measured as a ratio of the peak-to-valley ordinates
on the mase-yield curve. is found to be 330:t 55. it can be improved by reducing
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the energy loss in the layer and the backing, and by improving the characteris -
tics of the linear amplifiers and the ratio analyzer. IT. A. Smolin took part in
the early period of the project. 11 Orig. art. his: 5 figures and 4 formulas.
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AUTHORS: Lavrenikov, V.D., Osochnikov, A.A.
TITLE: A simple method for amplitude stabilization of
trigger circuits
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, no.6, 1961, 129-130
TEXTt It is often necessary to obtain trigger voltage pulses of
constant amplitude which are independent.of supply voltage
variations. This is particularly important in tits conxtrtiction
of shaping circuits for triggering computer storage systemn or
ratemeters, the output voltage of which is directly proportional
to the amplitude of the shaping voltage pulse. The principle of
puro amplitude stabilization described has been used in all
trigger circuits, for example in multivibrators, Schmitt triggerm,
monostable flip-flops, etc. The operation of a circuit suitable
for a monostable flip-flop in described. The circuit shown in
Fig.1 is a monostable flip-flop with the two cathodes of a twin
triads ill nd A2 joined together. Positive triggering pulses
are. fed to Al. The sensitivity of the flip-flop in varied by
potentiometer R2- From the resistance R, output pulses are
taken and applied to a series limiter, the hreshold voltage of
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A simple method for ar7plittvle ... Eo3'/E'135
Front Fifr.2 it im clear that the pulne amplitude will be con.,if,lrlt
as lonp, as instability factors do not make the inapnitudo of
ulim- un2 tend to zero. There are 2 firiircs.
[Abstractor's note: Complete translation.]
SUBMITUD: March 25, 1 161
Fig.l. The monostable flip-flop amplitude stabilizer
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OSOCHOOKI, Janusz, inz.
Crossbar telephone exchange lit Blonie PLailroad Station.
Przegl kolej elektrotech 13 no*2:43-48 F 161.

OSOCHOWUI, Jam3az, ins.
Visual information signaling for passengers. Przegl kolej
elektrotech 13 no.6:162-166 Je 161.

0b0GO6TGK,,_]4,b4,(Kra,snoy&rsk)
Principle of the use of local materials In t6aching cOmistry (*~,:--sed
on the materials of the schools of Kramodar Tprritory)* Mh" v Shkole
18 no.1:34-40 Ja-F 163. 041.~,i 16:4)
(Ghemistry-Study and teaching)

OSCHA, Laszlo
Some technical problems of the development of our exports. ?Iusz
elet 15 no.15:5 JI 160. (HEAI 9:12)
(lipngary-Cormerce)

OWNIIi.L; KUICMsKO, L.; HULAIUV, Ij.; bHIfR1Ii, 1.
'Jew ,
I -evelopments in leather finishing. loth.-obuv.pron. 2
no-10:29-31 0 160. (HALA 13:11)
(Leather) (Yinishes and finishing)

NOROZOV, V.A.; OSOXIN, A.M.
Uperimental chill canting of block type beating radiators. Sbor.
trud. MIST no.4:74-80 160. (MIRA 13t11)
(Radiators) (Holding (Founding))

OSOXIN, A. N.
"An Investigation of the Influence of Individuta Coeponents and Technological Pro-
cess on the Casting and Mechanical Properties of Magnesium Alloys Dur1rA Chill
Castings.' Gand Tech Scl, Moscow Inst of Nonferrous Metals and Gold imeni R. I.
Rallm1n, 27 Doc 54. (VM. 16 Dec 54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR Higher Educational
Institutions (12)
SDi M No. 556, 24 Jun 55

GOLU%V. A.1.. dokto,- tokhnichookikh nnuk; OSOKIIJ. A.M.. rodaktor; GUiDKIU.
U.N., toichnicheo:qy rodalctor. ommosomm.
(Gorroolon pro-ceasce in reed oicrooAAwntoj K,)rro-.iornyo- prots~,,gF-7
r" reallrvkh mikroolementakh. Moakva, Gog. lzd-vo oborormcf. prc-
m73hlonnonti, 1953. 121 P. (MLRA q:c)
(Corronl3n and anticorrosivea)

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L r.
AUTHORj Osokin, A.M., Candidate )f Technical _-cien~es
TITLEt Radiator Gravity Die Caqtin8 ~Otlivka utopitol'n..-kh rn!irturov
v kokill)
PERIODICAL: Liteynoye froizvodetvo, 191~6, Nr '), pp 4-1, ~U_11;it)
ABSTRACTs NIIST has solved the i~roblem of the application .f iho c~'.,'I-
casting method in the production of heating radiRtors. tY
special radiator designs without outer ~rotrusicns wti~h
would restrict free shrinkage of castings or calise
cracks. To eliminate the chilling of castines qn~, i!_,rensp
the durability of chills, a coating of the. fcllcwlnt:
sition is used: 1,~, black Ernphite, 2Yc kaolin, 101 niryrcus
clay, 20P;~ chamot, and l8y~ water glass. rhe coatinf7 is -c-vered
with 0.1 mm soot prior tc pouring. The technoloFy and mritcrials
used for casting radiators "RCK-11" on a prioumati- tw-)-s~led
chill-casting stand are described in detail. A !Dtril c' '(C
such radiators was cast. In hydraulic tests, they ~rc7i,d ~enr-r
than radiators cost into earth molds. It nns found qfter f,,;r-
ther Inveatleations that block radiators con ilso t).? In
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Radiator Gravity Die Casting I ,F) -- I F, - I - 1 1 ~
shown in a photograph Jig. 1). The chill caitine,
will cut the conwimpt Ion of fre.,3h mol linF mriterllal 9 ir. naf ,
and Increrise by I.', to 2 timmes the uutFut of radlit-r:.
A T"ere are :,, pho-,ographa.
AVAlLABLEt Library of' Coi:grecs
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05011N. A.M.
qr"wvw1f,. ~
Casting hmnting radiators in chill molds. Lit. vroizv. no. 5:4-5
MY '58. (MIRA 11:7)
(Radiators)
( I ron f ound i ne.)

#I- -) 1e- 1/7 A ~
OSOKIN. A.M.. inzh.
XAM-amd method for casting test pieces for mechanical teets.
.
TSvetonet. 28 no.2:62-63 mr-AP ~r. (MIRA 10:10)
(Founding)

06011H.A.H.
I I
Rxtracting metal from slags produced In smelting magnesium m1loys.
Lit.proisv. oo.7:28 Jl'55- (MIRA 8:10)
(Magnesiim alloys)

OSOXIN. A.M.. Inshener.
Practical ways to avoid hot brittleness of magnesium alloys in
chill canting. Lit.proiav. no.1:3-6 Ja '56. (NLRA 9:5)
(Magnesium alloys) (Die casting)

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