SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PANOVKO, YA. G. - PANOZA, G.

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Problems of Dynamics (Cont.) SOV/1209
K.E. Voroshilov) dealing with miscellaneous problems In the
dynamics of machines, and the strength, stability, and hysteresis
of structures. The scope of the articles is indicated by the
table of contents below. Each individual report is accompanied
by references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
PanovY2,__XAaA., Golltsev, D.I., and Strakhov, G.I. Elementary
Fg-oblems of Structural Hysteresis. 5
Kalinin, N.G. Calculation Methods for the Body of All-metal
Railroad Passenger Cars. 27
Strakhov, G.I. Simplest Problems of Dynamic Stability of a
Rod with One degree of Freedom Having Transverse Connections. 41
Gubanova, I.I. Complex cases of Rotation of a Curved Elastic
Rod in a Curved Tube. 51
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Problems of Dynamics (Cont.) 1209
Putyatin, V.V. Pendulum-type Torsional-oscillation Pickup. 63
Golltsev, D.I. Estimation of Hysteresis Losses In Forced
Oscillations With Asymmetrical Cycles. 85
Vaserman,, Ye.B. Two-dimensional Oscillations and Stability
of Circular Arcs Loaded Hydrostatically Ifith Consider-
ation of the Variation in Length of Their Axes. 97
Katayev, I.I. Braking and Blocking in Simple Planetary
Transmissions. 115
Golldfarb, V.M. and Stepanov, A.V. Elastic Constants and
Strained Condition of Laminated Nonhoinogeneous Media. 127
Tarnopollskiy, Yu.M. Bending of Beams with Straight and
Cicular Axes on an Elasto-plastic Basis. 159
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AUTHOR: Panovkin, B. N. 33-4-1/19
TITTZ: A Model of the Inner Corona Rased on R,-,-dio -t)ata. (Model'
vnutrenney korony po radiodannym)
PERIODICAL: Astronomicheskiy Zhurnsal, 1957, Vol. 34, No.4,
pp. 505-515 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The thermal radiation from the sun in the radio range
has been studied by many workers, AccordUg to Ginsburg
(Ref.1), Shk1ovskii (Ref.2), ard Martin (Ref-3) this
radiation is determined by the electron temperature of
the upper Chromosphere and Corona. The most characteristic
properties of this, radiation are the following:
1. The effective temperature of the radiation increases
with increasing wavelength;
2. A considerable amount of the radiation in the centim9ter
and meter range is found beyon(I the "optical disc";
3. The re is an increase in brightness in the centimeter
and decimeter range on the optical edge of the sun;
4. Near the minimum of the solar activity the radiating
area in the decimeter and meter region is elliptical in
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A Mode 1 of the Inner Corona Based on Radio Data. 33-4-1/19
A detailed calculation of the distribution of the radio
emission over the solar disc for different values of the
temperatu,re of the corona was carried out by Smerd (Ref-7).
Recent measurements using the interferometric method have
produced a number of very interesting and fundamental facts
which cannot be easily explained by existing models. The
observations were obtained by Firror (Ref.21) at
X = 1.45 m, O'Brien et al (Ref.22), Sw ru et al (Ref.23)
a '
at 24cm.
at X = 60 cm, and Ovsyankin et al (Ref 24
These results are shown in Table 1 and Fig.l. It is clear
from them that the maximum brightness in the distribution.
of radio brightness across the solar disc does not coincide
with the solar limb (as predicted by theory) but lies
inside the solar disc.
Any 11radiomodel" of the upper layers of the solar atmosphere
must explain, if only qualitatively, all the above pioperties
of the distribution of radio briditness. The simple model
of the corona used up to now cannot explain the above facts
and there is not a single paper attempting to explain the
displacement of the brightness maximum towards the solar
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A Mode 1of the Inner Corona Based on Radio Data. 33-4-1/19
now described and it is hoped that this will explain the
new facts. It is sho= that ixL constructing a model of
ill be able to explain the radio
the solar corona, which wi
data, it is necessary to take into account both the general
non-uniformity of the corona amd the change in the degree
of non-uniformity with the positional distance. In the
opinion of the author the only realistic model is that
which takes into account the t43m erature gradient. The
existing data (e.g. Allen Ref.323 allows one to determine
the variation of tempeiature with distance from the surface
of the sm. It is known that from the relatively cold
Chromosphere the temperature rapidly increases to a maximm
value and then falls off with distance (Fig.3). It is
shown that even very approximate models with a temperature
gradient explain the observed fact that the brightness
peak does-not coincide with the solar limb in the decimeter
ranSe. The distribution of radio brightness over the
solar disc at longer wavelengths is determined, to a large
extent,by refraction. RefracVon must-, be taken into
account for wavelengths greater than 1.5 m. For such
wavelengths the optical thickness is large and the outer
layeks of the corona play an important role. The corona
must be taken as denser to the radiowaves than has been
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A Model of the Inner Corona Based on &,.dio Data. 33-4-1/19
assumed until now.
There are 10 figures, 1 table and 40 references, 15 of which
are Slavic.
SUBMITTED: December 14, 1956.
AVAIIABLE: Library of Congress
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PANOVKIN, B. N.
"Temperature Distribution in the Internal Corona. of the Sun Basod on Radio
Data,-
paper submitted at the Symposium on Radio AstronorrW, Paris, 30-Jul - 6 Aug 58.

PAh,nVKIN. 9.N.
Broadened plenum of the Committee or.the Radio Astronomy.
Astron. teir. no.190:28-?g Mr 158. (MIRA 11:9)
1. Fizichaskly Inatitut All SSSR im. ?.N. Lebedeva, Moskva.
(Radio astronomy)

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AUTHORS: Vitkevich, Vo ., Panovkin, file/N�2Sukhoveyt_ A.G.
I ' "fl"e"et MMo n ~o
TITLE: The Structure of thi- n-homogeneities in the
\~ Solar Super-corona
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavodeniy, Radiofizika,
1959, Vol 2, Nr 6, PP 1005 - 1007 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Ove of the authors (V.V. Vitkevich, Refs 1-3) carried
out some investigations of the solar super-corona during
1954-1958. However, his observations gave comparatively
little information on the form of the scattered source.
In the following the results of additional observations
are represented. The investigations were carried out at
the Krymslaya stantai3a FIAN (Crimean AstronoMica3 Stnti nin)
at the wavelength of 5-8 m by means of two radio-
interferometers. Systematic observations were carried out
during the whole of June, 1959. During this period the
solar activity was comparatively stable and did not
disturb the radiation from a source in the constellation
of Taurus. A curve showing the intensity of the radiation
from the source (which was covered by the solar-corona)
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BOIR
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E112 Elftes in the Solar
The Structure of the Electron Non-homo 046
Super-corona
intensity decreased considmvftly on June B; later, the
intensity drapped further and reached a minimum value
between Jime 14 and 16; further, the intensity increased
and, beginning from June 24, it became constant. However,
if the interferometer was ori,6nted from East to West
(Curve 2 of Figure 1) the intensity of the radiation
followed a different pattern. At the SerpukhovsJoya
radiofiz*ches)aya stants:Va FIAN (Serpukhovo Radlo-p~hysics
Station) it was possible to carry out thg measurements
at the wavelength of 3.5 m. The observatiom- were done
during mornings- and evenings by employing an inter-
ferometer having a base of 320 m. The results obtained
permitted the plotting of a curve showing the variations
of the relative modulation depth during the morning
measurements (Figure 3). The evening observations produced
only a few points; these are denoted by crosses in
Figure 3.
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s/14i/59/oo2/oVoi9/024
E122/082
The Structure of the Electron Non-homogenel les In the Solar
Super-corona
There ave 4 figures and 6 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION; Fizicheskiy institut im. P.N. Lebedeva AN SSSR
(Physics Institute imeni P.N. Lebedev of the Ac.Sc., USSR)
SUBMITTED: December 7. 1959 L"r
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AUTHORS: Vitkevich,V.V., ana PanovIkinB.N. SOV33-36-3-22/29
TITLE: On the Question of the Structure of the Nonuniformities of the
Solar Supercorons.
PERIODICAL; Astronomicheskiy zhurnal,1959,Vol 36,Nr 3,Pp 544-546 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is a report on the observatilons carried out on June 13,1957
in the radiophysical station of the FIAN JLntheSexTd=. The base
of the observations was the scattering of radio waves emitted by
the Crab nebula at the nonuniformities of the solar supercorona,
when the latter covers the Crab nebula. The distribution of in-
tensity of the emitted and scattered waves leads to the statement
that the nonuniformities of the supercorona have the form of
oblong streams running nearly radially. It is possible that the
nonuniformities run along the lines of force of the magnetic
field of the Sun. On the published results it was reported partly
in December 1957 at the extended full assembly for radio
astronomy, and completely on May 15, 1956 in the colloquy of the
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On the Question of the Structure of the SOV/33-36-3-22/29
Nonuniformities of the Solar Super--crona
sector of redio astronomy of the Physical Institute imeni
P.N.Lebedev.
There is 1 figure and 1 Soviet reference.
ASSOCIATION:Fizicheskly institut imeni P.N.Lebedeva Akademii nauk SSSR
(Physical Institute imeni P.N.Lebedev of the AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: August 15, 1958
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PANOMN, B.N.
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Occlusion of the Grab nebula by the supercerom of the sm,
Priroda 48 no.6:125 Je 159. (KIRA 12:5)
1*Yizicheekly institut, im. P.R. Lebedeva AN SSSR, Moskva.
(fiebulae) (Sun-Corona)

S10301611000100210061011
B105/132M
AUTHOR:
TITLE: Plenary session of the Commission on Radioastronomy
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Akademii nauk SSSR 3k o. 2, 1961, 1o6 - 107
Y~n
"EXT: An enlarged plenary session of the Komissiya po radioastronomii
A.itronomicheskogo soveta (Commission on Radioastronomy of the Council of
Ae'ronomy) and the Radiosovet Akademii nauk SSSR (Radio Council of the
Acaa6my of Sciences USSR) was held in Moscow from November 22 to 28,
1960. It was attended by delegates from observatories, scientific re-
search institutes, universities and othpr organizations conducting re-
search in this field. The reports am communications gave an idea of the
activity of the radioastronomical institutes in the Soviet Union during
the three years since the previous plenary session. The following reports
were delivered: A.Ye. Salomonovich, on the erection of the 22-meter ra-,
diotelescope of the Okskaya stantsiya (Oka Station) of the Fizicheskiy
institut im. P.N. Lebedeva (Physics Institute imeni P.N. Lebedev). Its
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5/030/61/000/002/006/011
Plenary session of the B105/B206
reflector has a diamete:- of 22 meters and in built vith ouch a precial.on
that it is possible to receive radio radiation of celestial bodies on
short wavelengths of 1 am (V.V. Vitkevich); S.E. Khaykinq Yu.N-, Pariys-
kiy and N.L. Xaydanovskiy discussed the properties of radi,otelescopes with
reflectors of variable profile. The stress of present problems of solar
phyBios is on the investigation of corona-condensations, the splashes and
ejections of solar radio radiation, the correlation of increased solar
radio radiation with optically active phenomena. These problems were in-
veBtigated at the Glavnaya astronomicheskaya observatoriya Akademii nauk
SSSR (Main Astronomic Observatory of the Academy of Sciences USSR). V.L.
Ginzburg and V.V. Zheleznyakov reported on the development of sporadic
solar radio radiation; V..V. Vitkevich, on the study of upper layers of
the solar atmosphere, the solar supercorona; I.S. Shklovskiy, on radio
radiation of the galaxies as well as discrete sources. Further reports
were delivered on discrete sources of radio radiation, which were inve-
stigated by means of the 22-m radiotelescope of the Physics Institute, on
the polarization of the crab-nebula radio radiationj which was discovered
on the wave 4 - 20 am, on observations of a galactic area in the line of
neutral hydrogen on the wave X - 21 cm. A great contribution was made by
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PANOVK3, B.N.
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Devflopment of radio-astro-nortic research in Latvia; In the
Scientific Council for the Complex Prcblein of Radio Astronomy.
Vest. AV SSSR 34 no.10:111-112 0 164.
(MIRA 17: 11)

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ANYSHMID, T.G.; PANOVEIN, B.N., inzh.; XOKURIF, Yu.L., kand.fiziko-mtem.
nauk, otv.red.; NOTICHKOVA. N.D., takhzi.red.
(Radio astronomy: mnotated bibliographical index of Russian and
foreign literature, 1932-19381 Hadioestronomiia; annotirovennyi
bibliograficheakii ukazatell otechestvennoi i inostrannoi litera-
tury 1932-1958 gg. Moskva. 1960. 215 p. (MIRA 1):7)
1. Akademiya nau SSSR. Sektor seti spetsiallufth bibliotek.
2. Glavnyy bibliograf Bibliotaki F12lcheakogo institute im.
P.N.Lebadeve AN SSSR (for Neyshilld).
(Bibliography--Radio astronomy)

PANOVIIN, Boris NikolgeZ&Sh ~ FAYNBOYMP I.B., red.; RAKITIN, I.T.,
ZeRM. 3100.
(Radio signals from outer space] Radiosignaly Vselennoi.
Moskva, Izd-vo "Znanie,," 1963. 55 p. (Novoe v zhisni,
nauke, tekhnike. IX Serlia. Flaika I khImiia, no.14)
(MIRA l6t8)
(Radio astronomy)

GOLIDIN, V., lnxb.-. PANDYND. B., insh.
Some problems in building roads withia blocks in areas
of mass constrnetion. Na strol.Knek. 2 no.11:31-32
N 159. (MIRA 13:3)
(Road construction)

GOLIDIN, V., In2h.; PANDVKO, B., inzh.
Using b1tuminous emulsions In treating conernto pavements. Nn
straialbsk. 2 no,6:23 Je '59. (MIRA 12:8)
(Pavements, Concrete) (Bituminous materials)

FANOVKOP V.H., inzh.
Evaluation and choice of electrodes for the hard facing of diea.
Svar. proizv. no.3:25-28 W '63. (MMA 16:3)
1. Moskovskiy opytmyy svarochnyy zavod.
(Hard facing-Eqnipment and supplies)
(Dies (Metalworking))

PINOVKO,, V,H.-, #2h.
All-Union Gonference on the Hard Facing of Dies for Hot and Cold
Stamping. Svar. proizv. so.3:44-45 Mr 163. (MIRA 16:3)
(Hard facing-Congresses)

S/135/6-3/000/002/005/0 151
A006/A101
AUTHOR: Panovko, V. _X',__jEngincer
TITLE: On the method of alloying type P 18 (R18) built-up metal with
carbon and tungsten
PERIODICAL: 3varochnoye proizvodstvo, no. 2. 1963, 11 - III
TEXT: It has been proposed in 1959-- 1960 to use cast tungsten carbide
(relite) as a tungsten-containing component of electrode coatings, wrhose advan-
tage over forrotungsten is a high and stable tungsten amount. To determine the
effect of introducing carbon and tungsten on the properties of built-up metal
(combined addition in the form of 1,,'C and W~C (relite) and, separately, in the
form of ferrotungsten and graphite), comparison tests were performed with built-
up metal obtained by different methods. The built-up meta3, was evaluated from
results of metallographical analyGis, studies of the effect of heat treatment
upon hardness and structure, and from comparing )red-hardness and microhardness.
The metal was investigated after building-up, annealing, quenching, and temper-
ing. The following results were obtained. In separate introduction of carbon
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On the method of alloying type... A006/A101
and tungsten to the built-up metal of the high-speed steel type, the amount of
ledeburite carbide eutectics is considerably higher ',:nan in combined addition in
the form of relite. In the latter case, the solid solution matrix is lesser al-
loyed; considerable amounts of martensite are formed in the metal structure d'-'-
rectly after hardfacing; as a result, heat resistance of the built-up metal it
reduced and proneness to overheating increases during heating for quenching. To
increase the heat resistance of the metal in the given case it is recommended to
perform complete heat treatment; this will cause partial dissolving of carbide
eutectics and the solid solution matrix will be alloyed to a higher degree. The
granulation of relite, used in the charge of electrode coatiW, assures the
formation of built-up metal without undissolved relite particles. As a result,
the heat resistance of' the metal increases, the optimurn temperature range of
heating for quenching is extended, the cutting wbility of the built-up meta-1
after annealing is facilitated and the full heat treatment cycle can be avoided
if necessary. The described advantages in the structure and some mechanical pro-
perties of the built-up metal make it possible to replace ferrotungsten for elec-
trodes by relite, raising the operational indices of the built-up metal. 7nere
are 3 tables and 7 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy opytnyy svarochnyy zavod (Moscow &xperimental Welding
Plant)
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AUTIIOR- Panovko, V. M., Engineer
TITLB,: 'All-Union Conference on the hardfacing of dies for hot and cold
press-formilng
PERIODICAL: Svarochnoye proizvodstvo, no. 3, i96_3, 44 - 45
TEXT.- The First All-Union Scientific-Technical Conference on hardfacing
of dies was held at Volgograd from November 217.- 29, 1962. The Conference heard
the following reports: N. T. Prosvirov (VNIIMIASh) on "Operational co-.~.iitions
and the type of forging dies"; L. A. Pozdnyakova (ENIMASh) on "Problems of the
durability of dies and preGs-forming steels"; V. A. Popov, END94ASh, on some
structural peculiarities of carbide tools for cold extrusion and upsett.-,ng;
1. 1. Frumin, B. V. Danillchenko (Institutc of Electric Welding imeni Ye. 0. Pa-
ton) on "Electric-slag hardfacing of some dies"; L. Kolomiets (IES i-pni Ye. 0.
Paton) on "Reconditioning of dies by electric-slag hardfacing"; V. A. Timchenko
(IES imeni Ye. 0. Paton) on "A machine with program control for automatic hard-
facing of forging dies"; Reports on manual are-hardfacing of dies,were delivered
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AUTHOR: Panovko, V. M., Engineer
TITLE: Evaluation and selection of electrodes for the hardfacing of dies
POUODICAL: Svarochnoye proizvodstvo, no. 3, 1963, 25 - 28
TEXT: Electrodes of various grades were investigated in order to select
the suitable ones for the hardfacing of dies. The investigations were made with
CT-3 (St.3) steel 'plates. The fourth built-up layer was tested In order to ex-
clude the effect of the base metal. The basic indices for selecting the elec-
trodes are the hardness and heat resistance of the built-up metal and the pos-
sibility of performing the complete heat treatment cycle without impairing the
quality of the base metal. The electrode coatings should not contain scarce ma-
terials in order to permit their industrial use. Large-scale production requires
a stable quality of the built-up metal. The Moscow Experimental Welding plant
recommends M-60 M (EN-6014) electrodes for the hardfacing of dies since they
meet best the aforementioned requirements, show satisfactory welding properties,
and low crack-sensitivity. They may bo used to hardface dies operating at up
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S/135/63/0W/003/006/011
Evaluation and selection of... Aoo6/Alol
to 4000C. Grade 0311-1 (OZI-1) electrodes are recommended for hardfacing
broaching and calibrating dies, operating at elevated temperatures. The hard-
ness and heat resistance of the metal built up with these electrodes, raises
the resistance of the hardfaced tools by a factor of 8 - 15. There are 3 tables
and 2 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy opytnyy svarochnyy zavod (Moscow Experimental Welding
Plant)
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.'var. proizv. Ja `65,

PAN(JEWS V.M.v inzh.
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Hathod of alloying depositeds, type RIS metals, by carbon and
tungsten.' Svar. proizve no.2;11-14 F 163. (MRA 16:2)
I,, Moskovskiy opytnyy evarochnyy zavod.
(Electroforming) (Iron-tungoten.-chromium alloys)

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PANOVXO,-Ya. (Riga);,STRAKNOV, G. (Riga)
1. Structural damping in threaded joints. Vestia IAtv ak no.12i
15-26 159. . (EW 9:11)
1. Akademiya nauk Latviyskay SSR, Institut mashinavedeniya.
(Damping (Mechanics))

PANOVYIO, Ys. Ag., it. au.
Dzhanelidze, G. Yu. The stzitics ol enstk r-:~s. Leningrfi~, Goa. iz`-vo
I - I -
tekhniko-teorct. lit-ry, 10/46. 202 p. (Sovremenriye problemy m,-Phaniki )' ( 5!--- 11 5C3 7 ;~
~A~35.D9

LA-N-QTLO. YA. 0. (W.) PROK071YEV, DOCINT V. 1.
MSR-(6oo),
Automobile* - Transmission Devices
Forced fluctation of autonobile systems having a hydrodyn&nic coupling.
Prof Th. G Phnovko, Docent V.W. Prokoflyev. (Trudy) NAMI Wo 48. 1947.
9. Month List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Reptembex-1951, Uncl.
2

VA C)VjtC)
'0 Y
IAN
DZHAMIDZE., G. IU., and G. PlLiWTKO.
Statika upragikh tonkostenny1ch sterzhnei. Leningrade, Gostekhizdat,
19h8. 206 p., diagrs. (Sovremennye proble,-W meknaniki)
Bibliography. p. 207-2o(..
Title tr.: Statics of elastic thin-wailed rods.
QIL935.Dg
SO: heronautical Sciences and Aviation in the Soviet Union, Library of
Congress, 1955.

&no ~k - C.
PANOVKO, A. G., and 9. 11. KAN.
Elementy stroitellnoi mekhanflci tonkostennykh konstrul-tsii; pod red.
A. M. Cheremukhina. Eoovchchenn v k-achestve ucheb. posobiia 'ilia
evia"LlsionV.kh ruzov. N!ns'-va, Clav. red. aviats. lit-ry, 19h9. 126 p.,
diAgrs.
Title tr.: LI-ements of construction mechanics of thin-walled. Structures.
Approved as a tey-tbook for schools of advanced aeronautical studies.
rL671.2.K3
SO: Aerr)TIaUtical Scienres and Aviation in the Sovipt Union, Libriry of
ConfresF, 1955.

ROSTOVMV, G.G.,,,ZANPVKQ POPOV$ Te.3p.,, reduktor; UN. S.N.,
I ,,la. G. ,
reteen2ent; PAVIOU, T.F., tekhnicheskiy rodaktor.
(Structural mechanics of the airplane) StroitelInala mekhanika
samoleta. Vol. 1. (General course) Obshchii kurs. Leningrad,
Leningradskals Krasnoxnamennaia voenno-vozdushnais inzhentrnala
akademila. 1950. 43? p. [Microfilm] (MIU 91-1)
(Airplanes--Design and construction)

jn2yk~~- Tonkostlnnykh Kollstruktsiy (Elemnts of
Elem,nty Stroitellnoy Mekhlrdki. Ferer. I DOP-j
structure Mechanics in Tljjrj~Odalled Comtructioll) Izd. 2.,
By S. N. Kan and Ya. G. Ilano-VIco. I'loskva, Oborongiz) 1-952.
161 F. Diagrse, Graphs, Tadles-
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666.2
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1952

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124-58-9-10559
Translation from- Referativnyy zhurnal, Me khanika, 1958 Nr 9, p 159 (USSR)
AUTHORS: J2aD-ovko Gol'tsev, D, 1, , Danilevskiv. V. V. , Kolesnichenko,
V. 0. , Khrichikov, V K-
TITLE: On Estimates of the Strength of Press Fittings (0b otsenkakh pro-
chnosti presso-,,-ykh soyedineniy)
PERIODICAL: Izv. AN LatvSSR, 1953, Nr 12, pp 103-110
ABSTRACT: An examination of the problem of estimating the strength of
press fittings relati-ae to the attachment of wheels to axles for
railroad rolling stock. It is shown that in order to obtain an
estimate of the strerigth of a press fitting it is not sufficient to
have only a press-iittirg diagram (i. e. the relationship between
the fitting force and the relative displacement of the axle against
the hub), The authors ofier new recommendations relative to the
estimation of the strength of press fittings ard arrange them in
two groups: estimates regarding static conditions and estimates
in which dynamic loads are taken into account. In examining
the first group of estimates the authors recommend that not only
the force required to make a press fit be taken into account, but
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On Estimates of the Strength of Press Fittings
against the force required to make the press fit. They also propose that
standardization be applied not. to the force required to make the press fit,
but to the effective negative allowance (after removal of any existing crests
or burrs), Relative to the second group of estimates the authors denote the
inadequacy of investigations available, and they point out that investigations
performed to date fail to reflect realistic operating conditions of press- fitted
pairs. They propose an equipment. for dynamic testing whereby concurrent
longitudinal and transverse loads could be taken into account. The authors
indicate also that a "wear" cur :e iz indispensable, and that a ' wear 11irnit'
for press fitted joints should be established on that curve. The list of lit-
erature references does not fully reflect the state of the art.
1. Railway ear wheels--Attachment 2. Mechanics--Theory N D Tarabasov
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"Laws of Vibrations 4M Elastic Systems With Hysteresis".
Vopr. dinamiki i Dinamich. prochnosti No ii. aiga, Izd-voAN LatvSSR., PP 91-98,1954
The author repoduces the law of amplitude danpin.-, of free vibrations
of an elastic system with one degree of freedom and hy6teresis. Replying
to the critical remarks of an 1; 1. Kandaurov ("Calculation of Hysteresis
Losses in Designing Structures for Vibrations"), who proposes his own equa-
tion for deducing the law of damping, the author objects to this equation,
finding in it physical absurdities (in particular,, inconsistency of di-
mensions). (RZW4ekh, No 8, 1955)
SO: Sum No 83U, 6 F-b 1956

law : PANOVED., Ya. G.
Remarks : Engineer G. Nblyukav writes in a review of a ---I on aircraft
construction that 0. N. Rozanov, A. S. Bedumkevich, V. Ya. Krylov,
Ya. G. Pawvko and G. G. Rostovtsev are the authors of a book
entitled "Special Features of Jet Aircraft Construction".
Source -. P: Vestnik VozduabnoipD Flota, No- 3, Y*zrh 1954, pp. 80-82

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Title Review of the book by V. M. Machnikov, %ome Methods for C"alculation of
Vibrations of Elastic Systems Under a Mvable IA>ad", Gosstroyizdat
(state Construction Publishing House), 1953
..Periodical .Izv. AN SSBR. Otd. takh. nauk 5p 153-1560 may 1954
.-Abstract Review above-mentloned book. State it adds nothing to tbc literature
in this field and that it was a mistake for -the publisher to release
it. Eleven references.
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material.' G.S.Pizarenko. Reviewed by Ia.G.Panovim. Prikl.mekh.2 no.2:
227-229 156. (Xim 9:10)
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nev vibration problem: frictional autovibrations, vibrations in metalcutting,
automatic bal ing of rotors, etc. Corqxxtational methods are stated and
compared, and as a result, sone traditional concepts are declared obsolete,
e.g., application of Fourier's series to the analysis of forces. The text is
illustrated vith in row calculations. The book my serve as a guide to
literature In the field ea~d as an introduction to specialized literature con-
cerned vith complex problem in the theory of vibrations. Soviet contributions
In the field of the theory of elastic vibrations are mentioned along vith
developments of ww problems, derivation of particular wid generalized solutions,
etc. There are 178 figures, 7 tables, 802 equations, and 209 references of
vhich 1152 Soviet,, 24 Germn, 15 English, 2 Czech, 1 Polish, and 1 Japanese.
TANX OF
CONTRIM: Preface
Introduction
Part I. Systems vith Single Degree of Freedom
Ch. 1. Free Vibrations
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1. Idnear systems vithout damping 9
Fundamental equation for free vibrations and its integral 10
Effect of initial conditions 14
Energy ratios 16
Rigidity coefficients 18
2. Appm=dmtIm methods for the reduction to a system vith
am dogma of freedom 21
Method of energies 22
Redaction to simple systems 33
Method of sequential approximations 40
3. Effect of inelastic-resigtance forces on free vibrations 42
Basic forms of forces of Inelastic resistance 42
Free vibrations vith viscous resistance 45
Ftee vibrations vith consideration of the quadratic law of
resistabow. 47
Free vibrations vith solid friction 50
Free vibrations vith internal inelAntic resistance 51
Generalized concepts of the logarithmic decrement 54
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Ch. 2. Forced Vibrations 57
General solution without consideration of inelastic resistance 57
The general equation and its solution 57
"rlwmatic" disturbance 63
5. Most important cases of forced vibrations 65
Effect of harnonic forces 65
Effect of a "kinematic" harmonic disturbance 71
Bents 74
Effect of slow force variation 77
Effect of rapidly vanishing forces 78
Effect of an arbitrary periodic perturbation force (method of
resolution into h&TMDnIC COnPDMntS) 80
Effect of periodic Impulses 82
Effect of an arbitrary periodic force (closed form of solution) 84
6. Effect of inelastic-resistance forces on forced vibrations 86
Effect OWftecous resistance 86
Effect of hysteresis losses 97
Effect of arbitrary inelastic-resistance forces 100
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7- Working principles of vibration recorders
Frequency gauges
Vibration recorders
8. Principle of -vibration isolation
Active vibration isolation
Passive vibration isolation
Ch. 3. Vibration of Elastic Nonlinear Systems
9. Free vibrations
Types of nonlinear characteristics
Accurate solution
Apprwdzate solution
Construction of elasticity characteristics
Construction'ol 19 (pl) curves for particular cases
10. Effect of disturbing forces on a nonlinear elastic system
Harnonic disturbing force
Effect of viscous resistance
Effect of two disturbing forces
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Effect of speriodic InValses 141
Ch. 4. Quasi-hwmnic Vibrations and Self-excited Vibrations 143
11. Qawl-harmonic vibrations
Dynmde stability of a rod
Vibrations of a system of bare
Vibrations of a crA-nlr mechanism
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12. Frictional self-excited vibrations 158
Causes of frictional self-excited vibrations 158
Method of energy balame 16o
Discont;Lmms.4 relaxation) vibrations of a system vithuat mass 163
Discontivaons vibrations vith slMlified friction characteristics !67
Self-excited vibrations in metal cutting 172
Part II. Systems with Many Degrees of Freedom
Ch. 5. Free Vibrations 176
13. Methods for the construction of equations of notion and
peculiarities of their solutions 176
System vith many degrees of freedom 176
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Three methods for the construction of equations of motion for a
sinple system vith two degrees of freedom 177
Solution of equations of motion for a simple system 179
Orthogonality of normal modes of vibrations 182
14. Torsional vibrations of shafts 183
Pundamental equations 183
Norml modes of vibrations 187
Deter7dnation of motion from initial conditions 188
Calculation of natural frequencies and normal modes by the
method of sequential approximations 191
15. Flexural vibrations of beams 195
Fundamental equations of the problem and the frequency equation 197
Determination of natural frequencies by approximation 20i
Normal modes of vibrations 202
Determination of motion Trom initial conditions 2o8
16. Automobile vibration
209
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Ch. 6. Forced Vibrations 2,15
17- Forced vibrations of a two-noss simple system 215
Direct solution 216
Principle of the dynamic damping of vibrations 218
Rormal-mode expansion of the solution 219
Worma3-mDde expansion of the solution vith conservation of the
given form of aperiodic loads 221
18. Torsional vibration of shafts 222
Application of continued fractions 222
Normal-mode expansion of the solution 227
Calculation of resonant amplitudes 231
19. Flexural vibration of beems 232
20. Vibration dampers 235
Dynamic damper of vibrations 235
Pendulum daMer of torsional vibrations 238
Pringle's torsional vibration dwqer 24o
Vibration absorbers 243
Dynamic vibration absorber vith damping 244
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Ch. 7. Lateral Vibrations of Rotating Shafts 246
part J17I. Systems With Continuous Mass Distribution
Ch. 8. Free Vibrations of Rods 269
25. Longitudinal vibrations of rods 269
Fundamental equation and its solution 270
Boundary conditions 272
The frequency equation 273
26. Torsional vibrations
Fundamental equation and its solution 27
Boundary conditions 27
The frequency equation 27
27. Lateral vibrations of beams of constant cross section 278
Fundawntal equation and its solution 279
Boundary conditions 281
The frequency equation 282
Determination of motion from initial conditions 284
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Effect of constant longitudinal force 285
Effect of harmonic longitudiwa force 285
21. Single disk shaft 246
Critical speed of rotation 246
Free vibrations near the steady state 249
Gyroscope effect 251
Critical rotation speeds of a shaft vhich has a crose-sectional
area vith various main moments of inertia 253
Effect of the veight 9f a disk mounted on a horizontal shaft 255
22. Effect of friction 256
Viscous resistance 257
Effect of oil-film lubrication in bearings 258
Solid friction in bearings 263
23- Shaft vith several disks. A rigid rotor in elastic bearings 263
Shaft vith several disks 263
Rigid rotor in elastic bearings 264
24. Automatic balancing of rotating shafts 267
Effect of chain tensions 288
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RayleI&Is theorem
Ritz method
Babnov-Galerkin method
Method of sequential approximations
29. Plane vibrations of disks
Radial vibrations
Tangential vibrations
30. Flexural vibrations of disks
Kinetic energy
Potential energy of flexural deformation
Potenti&l energy of the centrifugal-f-r-t area
Unbellate vibrations
Pan vibrations
31. Flexural vibrations of rectangular plates
?late of constant thickness
.Approximate solution
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Ch. 9. Forced Vibrations 315
32. Longitu&4-nal vibrations of rods 315
Harmonic per4Awbanee 315
Expansion of t1w solution into ft serleo of fundamental functions 318
33- Lateral vibrations of bews
Harmonic pert-,rbance
General case of perturbance
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AUTHOR: Panovkol Ya. G.
TITLE: A Conference on Elastic Vibrations at the Institute of
Mechanical Engineering of the Academy of Sciences of the
Latvian SSR (Soveshchaniye po voprosam uprugikh kolebaniy
v Institute mashinovedeniya Akademii nauk Latviyskoy SSR)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Otdeleniye tekhnicheskikh
nauk, 1958, Nr 10, PP 158-159 (USSR)
This Conference took place on June 11-15, 1958, in Riga.
Altogether over 70 people took part in the conference (apart
from those normally based at Riga). Eleven papers were read:
1) "The effect of vibrati:)n on systems with dry friction", by
I. I, Blekhman and G. Yu. Dzhanelidze (Leningrad),
2) Two papers on dynamic problems in the nonlinear theory of
plates and the shells by V. V. Bolotin and A. S. Vol'mir
(loscow),
3) "A qualitative study of the form and frequencies of
natural vibrations of thin elastic shells", by A. L. Gollden-
veyzer (Moscow),
4) "Some problems in connection with vibrations of elastic
rods in the case of large displacements", by Yu. S. Shkenev
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A Conference on Elastic Vibrations at the Institute of Meciianical
Engineering of the Academy of Sciences of the Latvian SSR
OFassage through resonance of a linear system with non-
linearly varying frequoncy", by A. P. Filippov (Kharlkov),
6) "Some problems in the dynamics of an ideally elastic
stretched thread", by V. A. Svetlitskiy (Moscow),
7) "On the similarity of dynamic processes in solid bodies",
b5 A. G. Nazarov (Yerevan),
8 "The problem of constructional hysterbsis",by Ya. G.
Panovko (Riga),
9) "Constructional hyster(~sis in resin-metallic shock absorb-
ers", by G. I. Strakhov (Riga).
The conference was closed with a speech by IL. 14. Filonenko-
Borodich (Moscow),
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TIMOSIRM. Stepan Prokoflyevich. prof.; YANG, D.Kh. (Young. D.H.J. prof.;
,-EAVQIZO.. Ta.G. [translator); NAMMMSM. 5.A., red.; GAVRILOV.
3.S., tekhn.red.
(Vibration problems in engineering] Kolebanila v Inshenernom
dele. Moskva, Gos.i2d-vo fiziko-matem.lit-ry, 1959. 439 p.
(MIRA 12:10)
(Vibration) (Mechanics. Applied)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/3927
Akademlya nauk Latviy8koy SSR. Institut mashinovedenlya
Voprosy dinam1ki I prochnosti; sbornik statey; vyp. VI (Problems
of Dynamics and Strength; Collection of Articles, No. 6) Riga,
Izd-vo AN Latviyskoy SSR, 1959. 159 p. Errata slip inserted.
1,500 copies printed.
Ed.: A. Vengranovich; Tech. Ed.: A. Klyavinya; Editorial Board:
Ya.G. Panovko, Corresponding Member, Academy of ScienceA Iatviy-
skaya SSR, Professor, Dactor of Technical Sciences (Re8p. Ed.);
S.B. Aynbinder, Docent, Candidate of Technical Sciences; and
N.G. Kalinin, Docent, Candidate of Technical Sciences.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for mechanical engineers and techni-
cal workers.
COVERAGE: The book presents 10 articles on problems related to
shook absorbers, railroad cars, thin shelled bars, crane structures,
automatic balancing, oscillations, and the performance of mechani-
cal presses. The authors are technical or scientific workers at
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SOV/3927
the Institat mashinovedeniya Akademli nauk Latviyakoy SSR (In-
stitute of Science of Machines of the Academy of Sciences Latvipt
Okaya SM)y , at the Rizhekly politekhnicheskiy institut (Riga
Polytechnic Institute), and at the Rizhekoye Krasnoznamennoye
vyssheye aviatsionnoye voyennoye uchilishche Imeni Leninskogo
komsomola (Riga Red Banner Higher Military Aviation School
imeni Leninerkiy Komsomol). No personalities are mentioned.
References are given following each article except one.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
From the Editorial Board 3
~Strakhov, 0.1-. Constructional Hysteresis in Rubber-and-Metal Type
Shook Absorbers 5
Lebedev,, Yu.A. Calculation of Damping Characteristics of Ring-
Shaped Spring Shock Absorbers 37
Panovko Ya 0 Forming an Approximate Amplitude Curve for a Mechani-
1~i Low Shook Absorption 53
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Kalinin, Nikolay Georgiyevich, Yuriy Alekseyevich Lebedev, Volga Ivanovna
Lebedeva, Yakov Gilelevich Panovko, and German Ivanovich Strakhov
Konstruktsionnoye dempfirovaniye v nepodvizhnykh soyedineniyakh (Structural
Damping in Stationary Joints) Riga, Izd-vo AN Latviyskoy SSR, 1960. 169 p.
Errata slip inserted. 2, 000 copies printed
Sponsoring Agency: Akademiya nauk Latviyskoy SSR. Instittit avtomatiki i
Mekhaniki
Ed. (Title page): Ya. G. Panovko, Corresponding Member, Academy of Sci-
ences Latvian SSR, Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences; Ed. : A. Ven-
granovich; Tech. Ed. : Ye. Piladze.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for research scientists and engineers con-
cerned with structural mechanics.
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COVERAGE: The book presents the results of research and experiments in the
field of structural damping. Experimental problems are discussed only to
the extent necessary to support theoretical deductions. Sections 6 and 7 were
written by N. G. Kalinin; Sections 12, 14, 15, 16, by Yu. A. Lebedev; Sectionp
8 and 9, by V. I. Lebedeva; Introduction, Sections 1, 1.3, 18, and the Conclu-
sion, by Ya. G. Panovko; Sections 2 and 3, by G. I. Strakhov; Section 17 was
written jointly by N. G. Kalinin and Yu. A. Lebedev; Ya. G. Panovko and
G. 1. Strakhov wrote Sections 4, 5, 10, 11, 19-21. There are 42 references:
35 Soviet, 6 English, and I German.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword
Introduction
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PART 1. SYSTEMS WITH FRICTION COUPLINGS
Ch. 1. Press Joints
1. Simple system 16
2. Dispersion of energy in press Joints under torsion 22
3. Dispersion of energy in press joints under tensile and
compression stresses 33
Ch. 11. Build-Up Beams
4. Pure bending of beams with plates 42
5. Transversal bending of cantilever beams 47
6. Transversal bending of multilayer cantilever beams 63
7. Transversal bending of thin-walled beams 76
Ch. III. Friction Couplings
8. Two-disc coupling
9. Multidisc couplings
85
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Ch. IV. Dry Friction Shock Absorbers
10. Band lining 92
11. Circular lining 97
12. Shock absorbers with conical rings 103
PART II. SYSTEMS WITH ELASTIC FRICTIONAL COUPLINGS
Ch. V. Riveted Joints
13. Simple system
14. Joining two beams with plates 115
15. Pure bending of plated beams 120
16. Transversal bending of cantilever beams 126
17. Structural damping in rivetbd thin-walled beams 131
Ch. VI. Threaded azid Grooved Joints
18. Simple problems
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19. Threaded joints
20. Grooved joints (rigid base)
21. Fir tree type grooved joint
Conclusion
Bibliography
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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Panovko, Yakov Gilelevich
Vnutrenneye trenlye pri kolebaniyakh uprugikh sistem (Internal
Friction During the Vibrations of Elastic Systems) Moscow,
Fizmatgiz, 1960. 193 p. 6,000 copies printed.
Ed.: I. K. Snitko; Tech. Ed.: Ye. A. Yermakova.
PURPOSE: This book Is intended for engineers and scientific workers
interested in the vibration of structures.
COVERAGE: The book deals with Internal friction in vibrating struc-
tures. It presents a concise account of the laws of internal
friction and analytical methods of calculating corresponding
differential equations. The author thanks G. Yu. Dzhanelidze
and I. B. Barger. There are 102 references: 82 Soviet,13 English,
5 German, and 2 Italian.
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E081/E135
AUTHOR- Panovko, Ya.G.
TITLE: Conference on i1roblems of ,,.Ixstic Vibrations of
Mechanical ~,ystems
PER I OD IC,*,,L: Izvestiya '.kndeniii nault .40.otdcleniye telchnicheskikh
nauk. M-e1rhanika i 196U. No. 6,
pp. 18-2-184
T EXT: The conference was hotd at the institut
mashinovedeniya ..%- LatviY51ioY - -: ( Institute of Science of
Machines, AS Latvian Riga, on Junc. 20,13, 1960. Brief
summaries are given and authors and titles of papers are listed
as follows.
V.A. Kudinov (Moscow). The and Calculation of Damping in
Non-tightened Joints in Complex Jastic 'Systems.
V.A. Kudinov (Moscow). Forced VibraLions in Moving Unions with
Dry Friction.
V.I. Lebedeva (Itign). Damping llrop(~rtieji of Frictional Clutches.
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Conference on Problems of Elastic Vibrations of Mechanical Systems
V.P. Filekin (Kuybyshev). Constructional Damping of Vibrations
in Flange and Seam Joints.
V.A. Grobov (Riga). Asymptotic Method of Investigating Non-linear
Vibratory Systems with Gyroscopic Terms.
V.A. Grobov (Riga). The Calculation of Forced Vibrations in
Multi-disc Rotors on Non-linear Elastic Supports.
I.1. Blekhman (Leningrad). Synchronization of Mechanical
Vibrators by Means of Elastic Connections.
I.1. Blekhman (Leningrad). Integral Motional Stability Index of
Some Non-linear Systems.
N.G. Bondarl (Dnepropetrovsk). Vibration of Oscillators with
Variable Parameters.
K.A. Augatkali (Riga). Analysis of the Performance of Vibro-
bunkers with a Spiral Chute.
A.V. Dabagyan (Kharlkov). Joint Electromechanical Vibrations of
the Rotors of Electrical Generators in Non-symmetrical Regimes.
U.R. Upman!B (Riga). Solution of Dynamic Longitudinal Bending
Problems by Means of an Electronic Analogue.
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Conference on Problems of Elastic Vibrations of Mechanical Systems
B.N. Kutukov (Moscow). Some Theorems of Matrix Calculus and
Their Application to Vibration Theory.
B.N. Kutukov (Moscow). Determination of Intermediate Vibration
Ft6quencies.
D-D. Akimov-Peretts (Leningrad). Experimental Investigation of
the Damping of Steel Beams Under Transverse Shock.
L.A. Hast-igin Oloscow). Automatic Balancing of a Rotor by the
Method of Random Search.
S.N. Kan (Kharlkov). Free Vibrations of a Bar Allowing for
Deformation of the Cross-Section.
V.S. 1wlinin (Leningrad). Non-linear Free Vibratione of Bars.
0.1. Terebushko (Riga). Stability of Closed Shells Subjected to
the Action of Rapidly Changing Load.
A.B. Norgayevskiy (Dnepropetrovsk). A Non-linear Problem on the
Critical Velocities and Vibrations of Beams and Arches with a
Moving Load.
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LOWE135
Conference on Problems of Elastic Vibrations of Mechanical Systems
A.P. Filippov and Ye.G. Goloskokov (Khar1kov). Vibrations of a
Beam on an Elastic Foundation Under the Action of a Moving Load.
M.D. Dollberg (Kharlkov). Connections of 11-laximum Rigidity.
V.L. Biderman (moscow). Theory of Elastic Shock in Solid Bodies.
V.S. Chuvikovskiy (Leningrad). Quasi-static Calculation of
Elastic Systems Under the Action of Arbitrary Dynamic Loads.
V.A. Svetlitskiy (Moscow) spoke about the conditions of
equilibrium of a hose and the tensile force as affected by
liquid flow.
L.V. Nikitin and V.N. Kukudzhanov Oloscow). Influence of Strain
Velocity in Longitudinal Impact.
A.P. Filippov and B.M. Lysenko O~harlkov). Investigations on the
Vibration Stability of Rotors.
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Achievements of the Soviet Latvian Scientists In the field of
mechanies. In PmesUn. Vestim Laty ak no.7:173-178 060.
(latria-Mechanics) (ZW IOM

PANOVKOV Ta.(Rip); Smmovp G. (Riga)
Constructive damling in grooved joints. Vestis letv ak no.8:39-46
'60. (Kw 10:9)
1. Akademiya nauk Latviyokoy SSR, Institut mashinovedonlya.
(Machinery)

FANOVKO, Y2.0.
Conference on elastic vibrations of mechanical systems. 12V.AN
S55R.0td.tekh.nauk.MekhA mashinostr. no.5ilgO-392 6-0 'fl.
(XIRA 14:9)
(Vibration)

PANOVKOv Ya.G. (Riga)
Longitudinal eLwtoplastic berxii of rode in statically
indeterminate system. Ixv.AN SM.Otd.tvkh.nauk.Ybkh.1
awhinDstr. nD.2;160-265 M-Ap 162. (MIU 15:5)
(Elastic rodo and wirva)

s/681/62/000/008/001/004
E081/E141
AUTHORS; Panovkog Ya.G., and Strakhov, G.I.
TITLF: The approximate investigation of forced vibrations in
elastic systems with constructional damping
SOURCE: Akademiya nauk Latviyakoy SSR. Institut avtomatiki i
Imckhaniki,. Voprosy dinamiki i prochnosti.
:#-no. 8. 196-2. 5-12
TEXT- In many constructional schemes, the force-displacement
loops are either of polygonal form, or are formed by two curved
areg. Loops of the first kind occur ki ~4nstructionz with
11 concent rated" friction, or in constructiGns in which slip under
load occurs instantaneously in all regions of contact. Loops of
the second kind occur in joints for which the slip region changes
wi-th changing load. The amplitude A of forced vibrations in a
linear system with viscoxis friction is given bys
A
[c (A) mw 4 (A)
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PANOM, Ya. G -
"Review of applications of the method of direct linearization."
report submitted for 11th Intl Cong of Theoretical & Applied Mechanics & General
Assembly, Manich, 30 Aug-5 Sep 64.

PANOVKO, Takov Gilelevich; GUBANOVA, Iskra Ivancvna; %4'ITKO, I.K.,
rect.-----
[Stability and vibrations of elastic systems; modern
concepts, paradoxes, and errors) Ustoichivost' i koleba-
niia uprugikh sii3tem; sovremennye kontseptsii, paradokuy
i oshibki. Moskva, Izd-vo "Nauka," 1964 336 P.
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NaWlYwO, YA. G. (Riga)
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"I.16dern conceptions of the e2astic-p2astic buckling of a colwm"
Report presented at the 2nd ~All-Uhion Congross on Theoretical and Applied
Mechanics, Moscow 29 Jan - 5 Feb 64.

YAVORSKIYJ, Boris Mikhaylovich; DETLAF, Andrey Mtonovich.
Prinimali uchastiye: KFIAZANOVICH, T.N.; PANQV4p,
'~a~mq.; GUROV, K.P.,,, red.
[Physics handbook for engineers and students of institutes
of higher learning] Spravochnik po fizike dlia inzhenerov
i ntudontov vuzov. Izd. 2., lopr.. Moskva Nauka, 1964.
847 p. IMIRA M12)

DrLaGOJEVIC,, Bogonav; PANOVSKI, Bojan; SERAFIMOV, Now
Trimatic hewrrbagic cyst of the apleen. Srpski arh. celok. lek.
88 no.6019-722 Ja 160.
1. Hirurs)m k3Aniks Madicinekog fakulteta Univerzitats u Skopju.
Direktor: prof. dr Bogosav Dragojevic.
(SPIM Vda & inj) OYM Otiol)

PAROVSKI, Je; VELIV, Ve
Echinococcosis of the pancreas. Acta chir.iugosl. 7(8) no.2:156-159
l6o.
1. Rimrska MY"& Medicinskog fakulteta u Skopju (Upravnik prof.
dr B.Dragojevic)
(PANCRW die)
(ECHINDCOCCOSIS case reports)

-C~- PANOVSKI J.
Gastroschisis (with report of 2 cases). Acta chiniugosl- 7(8) 160.
1. Hiraraka klinika Fledicinskog fakulteta u Scopju (Upravnik prof.
dr B.Dragojevic)
(ARDOM abnorm)

PAWMKI Joyan
A new caee of invagination in purpura abdominalis. Srpski arh.
celok. lek. 88 no.3:341-344 Mr 960.
.1. Hirarska klinika Madicinskog fakultsta Univerziteta u Skopju.
Direktor* prof. dr Bogosav Dragojevic.
(INTUSSUSCEPTION compl) (PURPURA compl)

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15-25 iyalyu 1959 g. (Muth lute=tia-l Cmf(mmoo ca Rleb-Euera
rbyalco. EJM, July 35-25, 1959)p bWsacwt 1W.L. 139 p. 2,500 copi"
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wikladnoy fizW.
Ccntributwo nah'==tIcaeA.
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Smorodinskiy,, Yao A* Scatteriug of Nucleons by Nucleons 201
Discussion 221
Chewo 0, F* Theory of Strong Interactions Betwwn Ordinary
PAfticles 231
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Rofstafter, R. On the Structure of the Nucleon 261
Discussion 275
Electromagnetic Interw~iams and Nucleon Strueture 277
Y,,(~~ ~,W: X I
Dis-a-usision. 296
Card 3/0 -3,

IPANOW, A. A.
"DiMles at leurs derives. Commmication IV. Joffe, 1. S., Komnetzow at Panow, A. A.
(P. M)
SO: Journal of General Chemistry (Zhurnal Obahchei Khiadi) 1936, Vol. 6, No-7

PANOW, D. J.
"FRtody numeryczne rozwi#zywania r6wnaA rbzniczkowych cz#stkowych"
(Humeral methods of solving differential partial equations), by D. J. Panow.
Reported in New Books (Nowe Ksiazki), No. 1h, July 15, IM

PANDUN G -xh-
Autonatic regulation of temperature conditions in polymerization.
Prom,Arm, 5 n0-1:45-46 Ja '62- (MIRA 15:2)
(Polymerization) (Armenia.-Temperature regulators)

5/081/62/000/024/032/052
B106IB186
AUTHOR:
TITLEt Automatic temperature control of polymerization conditions
PERIODICAL: Beferativnyy zhtxrnal. Khimiya, no. 24(11), 1962, 919, ab-
stract 24P571 (Ayastani ardyunaberutyuny, no. 1, 1962, 51 - 52
LArm.3; Prom-st' Armeniip no. 1, 1962, 45 - 46 [Russ.3)
TEXT; A scheme of temperature control by using a two-speed electric motor
is suggested for maintaining given temperature conditions during the entire
emulsion polymerization process of chloroprene. This makes it possible to
accelerate the polymerization process and saves having to supply the
polymerizer with air. tAbstracter's notes Complete translation.]
Card 1/1

PANOM, G.
Double-angle spondylodeeiis. Chir. narzed. nichu ortop. Pol.
28 no.7-.1069-1071 163
1. 3 Kliniki Neurochirurgii im. prof. Bagdasara w Bt-tksT-iszcie
(Kiercr.miks prof. dr. X. Arseni).

DENICKI,A. [Denitchi.A.); PANOZA,Gq BROSZTLkVUxY. [Bros temu, 0. ) (Bukareazt).
Observations on injuries of the cervical spine. Chir. Darzad.
ruchu ortop. Pol. 28 no.7:809-812 163