SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PAVLOV, V. N. - PAVLOV, V. P.

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FAVIAN. V. L.
Reference literature and the role of herbaria in scientific work.
Bot. 0mr. 45 no.l?i1834-1835 D 160. (MIRA 13:12)
1. Hookovskiy gosularetvenrqy universitet imeni N.V-Lomonosova.
(Botanical research)

BELOTSFRKUSUY, I.I.Yu.; DIK, N.Ye.; DOBRONILWOVA, K.I., red.;
PAVLOV, V.N., red.; BELICHENKO, A.K., mIadshiy red.;
POLOZIMITSEV!, T.-., m1adshiy red.
[Gur native land .3iberia; photo alb-am) Nasha Rodina
I It
Sibir'; foLoallborn. Moskvap Izd-vo "I-ysl , 234 P.

PAVLOVV V.N.
Morphological notea on FelictoL-ichon desert)run ~-Ie, ' FtLger amd
Helictotrichon mongo1ic,za(71,-)sj-,ev. Fenr. Bot mm",.Cerb. 22:7&-78 163.
(MIRA 17-2)

YEFIMNKO, L.N.; NECHIPORENKO, Ye.P.; PAVIOV,. V.N.
Oxidation of tungsten disilicide. Fia. met. i metallove-. '6 nc.6:931-
933 0 163. (MIRA-17:2)
1. Fiziko-tekhnicheakiy institut PJ4 UkrSSR.

e et of Sleep OSM
D405/D301.
uated ~by~ the- time; it takes to. olve the:problem, by the ratio of
nuziber of answers to nwber 02 signals, and by the ~,agreement bet3ieeh
the ~_frequency of sclecting a articular sidtcb and the frequency
P
given by the'programmc. Lach~nxperimnnt idth the nignal locip lanted
2, 40-60'ranutes. The programs user', 170re of tuo types: rigid and free.
Tha, subjects cnme to the experimcnts after a normal dwI of atudies.
The tests with'the signal lamp vere conducted in the evening and in
inorning, (at 7 o'clock). Bet~men the two progrrm. tests
-the Subjectr..-Slere continuously busy.i-Fith obscrvntionu, maldng entries
l
t copyb oks .(each minute),- etc. The ults of the dynam-
n 0 0 overall rer,
-ic- f learning of. the four.subjects am represented in the form of'
~o
curves characterizing the rate of changed of the average time re-
-we - of errors, and tbe-probability
or the solut on, the i be-
'_--Of choice :of
-switches vdth.increas4ng number of trials. The sleep-
leas. night -zifiected only the tirkd required.for the solution of the
of the rigid program -whereas the accuracy was not
-Problem in case
c of the free. (ato
aff cted.: In ase chastic) program,, the quality
L.If Jered also 'i.e. the problems' remained tinsolved, although some
as
towards a~ solution was noted. Conclusions. A method w,
~-C

ROKOTOVA, N.A.1 JKUCHERENW, T.M.; FAVIDV$ V.N.1- TROKHACHEV, A.I.
Effect of the lack of sleep on some phases of higher nervous
activity in man. Probl.kosm.biol. 2s273-286 162.
(K[RA 16s4)
(SLEEP-PHYSIGIDGICAL EFFECT)
(NERVOUS SYSTEM)

PAWM ~ VAO
SDme controversial problems of the classification of plants in
the western Tien Shan. Biul.MIP.Otd.biol. 67 no.321" M,-/-.'e
l62. (MM 1511l)
(Tien Shan-Plant conmmnities)

PAVLOV, V.N., inzh.; IVSHIV, V.P., inzh.
Modernization of the S-230 concrete mixer. -"nerg. stroi.
no.22:69-73 161. 04IRA 15:'1 )
1. Stroitel'stvo Bratskoy gidroelektrostantsii (for Pavlcv~.
2. Leningradskiy filial Vsesoyuznogo instituts, po proyekt-irovard:,-u
organizatsiy energeticheskogo stroitel'stva (for lvshin).
(Concrete mixers)

KC4d.s,uIKOV. Aleksandr Ivanovich, kBodidat tekiinicheakikh nank. PITLOV
kandidet tekhnichesUkh nsuk: F
lon ,
re aktor: NOUN. F.L., tekhnichaskiy radaktor
[Operational adjustments of the automobile HAL-2031 Ikeplustatsion-
rVe regulirovki evtomobilie W-200. Moskva, IIeuchno-tekhn.izd-vo
avtotransp.lit-ry, 1957. 41 p. (HLRA 10:10)
(Automobiles)

50 2 *~ D 2 8,1430o
S/189/60/000,?004/&C~4 -,O~
B002/BO60
AUTHORS% Grigorlyev, A. T., Sokolovskaya, Ye. M_ Simanov, Yu
Sokolova_,_I. G., Paylov, V. N-, MAksimova, M V
VI
TITLEt High-temperature Modifications of Chromium and the Phase
Diagram of the System Chromium - Molybdenum in the Repjr,j.
Rich in Chromium
PERIODICALs Vestnik Moskovskogo aniversit.9a. Seriya 2, khimiya, 1960,
No. 4, pp. 23 - 24
TEXT: A study of the binary system chromium - molybdenum (up to 22 wt%Mo)
showed that due to the phase transformations of chromium there arise four
zones of mixed crystal formation and three two-phase zones Fig. 2),having
their origin in the transformation points of chromiumt 1830 C (t# 6),
16500C (6j�~), and 13000C These transformation points are also
found on the heating and cooling curves of chromium iodide (Fig. 1) X-ray
analysis of the chilled samples gave the following results. The &-modifica-
tion is a body-centered cubic crystal with a - 2.887 + 3 kX; the 6-phase
is hexagonal, and for 13% Mo it has the constants a --2.764 +_ 3 kX and r
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8 L 3 0,91
High-temperature Modifications of Chromium and S/-~89/60/000/004,'Oc.,~,/C,,~,,
the Phase Diagram of the System Chromium - B002/BO60
Molybdenum in the Region Rich in Chromium
c/a - 1.6041 the phase is a body-centered cubic crystal with a lattics?
constant similar (0- the &-phase, the P-modification is probably a face-
centered cubic crystal. Results obtained from studies of the systems
Cr.,Mo, Cr-W, Cr-Nb, Cr-Ta, Cr-Fe, Cr-Ni, Cr-Co, Cr-Fe-Ni, and Cr-Co-Ni,
'W ere communicated to the konferentsiya po zharoprochnym metallam i splavam
(Conference on -Reat-resistant Metals and Alloys) in April, 1958, and
April, 1960, as well as to the VIII Mendeleyevskiy s"yezd (8th Mendeleyev
Congress) in March, 1959. There are 2 figures and 2 non-Soviet refer-enc-es--
ASSOCIATION: Kafedra obshchey khimii (Chair of General Chemistry).
Kafedra neorganicheskoy khimii (Chair of Inorganic Chemi!itry~
SUBMITTEDs April 2, ig6o
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3/081/61jO_-3/024/361..,_-86
B149/B138
AUTHOR i Pavlov, V. N.
TITLE: Improving the production process for fabricated concrete an!
reinforced concrete structures
'RIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no, 1961, 16G, abstract
24 ,
24K360 (Sb. "Primeneniye melkikh peskov v betene i metoiv
podbora sostava betonall. Y., Gosstroyizdat, 1Q61, 1~~
TEXT: The combined process was accomplished in three stai-es:
1. Preparation of finely ground cement-sand mixes;
2, Preparation of concrete mix in vibration mixer;
3 Vibration-gravity placing of concrete.
The high early strength of the concrete and its low shrinkage mean that
the combined process can be recommended for structures with prestressed
reinforcement. The combined production process results in more frost
resistant concrete; its porosity is reduced to 112 or 1/3, and the effective
use of cement increases considerably. [Abstracter's note., Complete
translation,]
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MOSPD1, V.,M.,, doktor tokhn. nauk, prof.; MZDVEDEV, V.M., krmd. tek.-In.
nauki KAPKINNI- X.M..- kand. tekhn. nauk. Prinimali uchasti~,-:
ividlov v F.M. , kard te,01,~zI. nauk; I TVET KOV, S.!,. , kar.~.
nauk; PAVLOV, V AT, lnzh. , KLIMOVA, G.D... red. I --d-va
[Instructions for Increasing the durability of concrete in elements
of marine hydraulic structures] Instruktaiia po povyshenilu dolg.,-
vechnosti betona v konsiruktsii.akh morskikh gidrotakhnicheakikh
sooruzhenii. 1.'.o--kva, Cos. izd-vo lit-rT po stro'Lt. arkhit. i
stroit. materialam, 19b2- 58 p. NIRA 15:5)
1. Akademiya stx-oitellstva i arkhitektu-y SSSR, Institat betona i
zhelezobetona, Perovo. 2. Chlen-korrespondent. Akadeniii stroitel'stva
I arkhitektury SSSR (for 1-11osicv1n). 3. TSentrallnaya labor,-toriya
korrozii Nauchno-Assledovatel'skogo instituts. betona I zhelezo-
betona Akidemii stroitel'stva I arklAtektury SSSR (for Medvedev,
Kapkin). 4. T$entrallrory naut~nno-issledovatel'skiy institut svyazj
Ministerstva transportnogo stroitel'stva SSSR (for Ivanov).
(Hydraulic structures) (Concrete construction)

ACC NR, Ap6020200 SOURCE CODE: UR/0056/66/050/006/147-L'/Ii~*17
ALMIOR: Belyayeva, A. I.; Yerewn?o V. V.; Mik-haylov, U. N.; Pavlov
Petrov, S.-V.
ORG: Pbysicotechnica.1 Institute of Low Temperature-,,, Academy of Sciences, UkrainiELn
SSR (Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut nizkikli temperatur Akademia nauk Ukrainskay SSR)
,Ins itute _ofPh ~sical ~Prftlenz Aca4euff ceqgSSB fizichesk'-'kh
z~ _ __._ __ _~Institut
problem Akademii nauk SSSR)
TITLE: Magnon and phonon excitation duri-ng light absorption in anti ferromagneti c
NiF2
SOURCE: Zh Eksper i teor fiz, v. 50, no. 6, 1966, 1472-1477
TOPIC TAGS: magnon, phonan, magnon excitation, phonon excitation, light absorption,
nickel fluoride, antiferromagnetic material, (101.~7POU&tO j '17't U (3"C' #j
09/330,ejo;r~OA", 'SprerRonz ) --Z tCrf('OA,) &).7o 7-,0A/ I I / Q)'j T- L*N r,9 7-,OU
ABSTRACT: The structure of the IA2 + 'T2g transition in the absorption spectrum of
antiferromagnetic nickel fluoride a~ temperatures between 4.2 and 77K has been
analyzed on the basis of experimental data an its vibrational frequencies. It h as
been shown that band V = 20,622 cm- and bend V it,= 20,717 cm-1 am due tc electron-
magnon transitions with the fo`rmation of one and o magnons, respectively, with
maximum frequencies. The maximum frequency of the magnon vm = 100 cm-1. The mat;non
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ACC NR, AP6020200
nature of barid V1 has been confirLed by an analysis of its shape, I-r-mT!eraturl
ence of spectral po6ition, und half-wi,it.h. Orig. art. has: 5 figun-v, I formu, (t.
and 1 table. [Based on authors' at)-stract]
SUB CODE. 201 SUBM DATE: 13Jan66/ ORIG REF: 002/ OTH REF 1305
2

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PAVLOV, V..N.; 7CU-)TC!VITSKIY,Ya.14.; 14/,Yll,'iN0VSKIY, S.G.; TEDOWD,'E', G.A.
S'L.udv of the necharlsm of electrochem-ical red-uction of a7ozaif~
aldehyde.s and ketones or it (--ectrc-ne :~y '-h,- faraJ.~
impedance method. Elektrokhim~in Ail 16S.
(!-~! Fj-- I
1. Institut organicheskoy k1timll' ime r.~ 7einskogo
:nstl'tut el-ktroidiimii AN

FAVIA3V, V.N
Perforvance of the ne-d air distribition syBten develr,-dr-d !TI thc-
State Scientific Research Institute of the Hydrolysis and Sulfite
Alcohol Industry. Gidroliz. i lesokhim. prom. 17 no.6:17 164.
(NM 17:12)
1. Leningradskly gJ.droliznyy zavod.

kandida t tekhnichoskikh nsuk, inzhenepqor
ftnqyAji
.XWIA
p .odjpo1kovniiIkI-IA;-I~6KOV. Vladimir Petrovich, Imodidet tekhnicheskikh
nBuk dotsent, inzhoner-polkovnik; POCHTARZT, N.Y.. inzheener-
polkovnik, redaktor; KYASNIKOVA, T.F.. tekhuicheskiy redaktor
[Internal combustion piston engines] Porshnevye dvigateli vnutren-
nego agorantia. Moskva. Voen.tzd-vo H-va obor. SSSR. 1957. 172 p.
(Gas sad oil engines.) (MLRA 10:8)

SATALIIN, A.V., doktor tekhn.nauk; SMOHOKO, B.A., kand.tekhn-nauk;
R040KHOV, P.G.; KORNILOV, A.I., inzh.; PAVLOV. V.N,, inzhe
Concrete mixes for mold rol-ling and vib-zation mold rolling.
Trudy NIIZHB no-33:2171-291 164. (MIRA 18:2)
1. Leningradskiy inatitut inzhenerov zheleznodorozhnogo trans-
porta (for Satalkin, Senchenko, Romckbov). 2. Orgtakhf;troy
lAningradskogo soveta narodnogo khozyaystva (for Kornilov, Pavloi).

7SKTY, S.G.; PAVLOV, V.N.
Preliminary protonation in the reduction of aromatic ketoneB on a
dropping mercury electrode. Zhur. fiz. khim. 38 no.7:1804-1810
J1 064. (MIRA 18:3)
1. Institut organicheskoy khimii imeni Zelinskogo AN SSSR.

n n, k na
I-r id

ACCESSION NO: AP4009390
S/0126/63/016/006/(,--31/r~',O.'z3
AUTHORS: Yefimenko, L. X.; Nechiporenko, Ye. P.; Pavlov, V. N.
TITLE: Oxidation of tungsten disilicide
SOMICE: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, v. 16, no. 6, 1963, 931-933
TOPIC TAGS: tungsten disilicide, oxidation, thermocouple, PtRh PtkRh thermocouple,
oxidation curve
ABSTPACT: Oxidation of tungsten disilicide has been investigated. The process
was conducted in air at a temperature range of 650-1500C. Samples 20 x 10 x 0.1
were produced in a vacuum of 5 x lo-5 mm Ug by filling tungsten- plates with
powdered silicon. Nichrome elements were used to produce temperatures up to 1000C,
and silicon carbide elements were used for higher temperatures. The temperatlire3
rere measured with a PtRh-PtkRh thermocouple and were kept constant. In the course
of oxidation the samples were weiGhed with an accuracy of 10.01 me. Below IGOOC
the experiments were conducted uninterruptedly; above 10ODC they were interrupted
due to the formation of dense film on the surface of the plates. As can be seen
from Fie. 1 of the Enclosure the rate of oxidation curves changed shape at various
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ACCESSION NO: AP4009390
temperatures. Up to 1000C the weight increase followed the formula W - ktm, where
"I is the weight change per unit area (in mg/cm
2), and t is the time of oxidation
(in minutes). At 1150-125OC the curves assume a descending trend because at these
temperatures WO, becomes extremely volatile. A dense, Classy coatinj- of S'02 forms
at 1300C, and the process of oxidation progresses logarithmically. & formation
of such a coating 1 '1 described by H. Kiffer and F. Benesovsky (Symposium on Powder
I!etallura, Iron. a. Steel Inst. prep. cr., IV 1953, 40). The logarithmic DroC-
reas follows the expresi;ion W - k1 ln(k2t + 'C3~, where k1, k2, and -
k~ are dete=.
ined by the method described by A. Champion and T. *~.rhite (J. Inst. 1-letals, 11,149,
75, 375). 411"etallogrraphic and x-ray investigation disclosed the presence of *~;5S'3
under the glassy conting on Wsi2 oxidized fcr a long time at high temperatures.
C'
Orig. art. has: 2 graphs, 3 formulas, and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut "I Mr-SWInstitute of Physics and
Technoloey AN UkrSSR)
SUBMITTED: 201%lar63 DATE ACQ: 03Feb64 ENCL: 01
SUB CODEE- PH, CH NO REP SOV: 002 OTMq: 003
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MORGUNOV, N.I., kand.sel'skokhozyaystvennykh nauk; Prinimali uchasti.,Vc:
PAVLOV, V.N.; YELSLEOVA, Z.)II.
Establishing artificial hayfields and permanent pastures in tte
repeatedly water-logged polders of halininrrad Province. Nauc~
trudy KAIS no.1:1(5-174 95r), ( M i ~U, , ~: I )
(Yaliningrad Province--Pastures ary! mp~.dDws)

AVETISY,'Ul, G.A.; DIK, N.Ye. 1~ I'DiMiOV, IU.; YUSM , 3,3, ',-,
SHCHMBAEOV, D,I,, otv. red.; DOERON,-LAIMIA, K.O,, red.;
PAV .130.1-'., red.; KOSIMLEVA, S.M.,
f-~26 0 red. '
( Our motherland; -)hoto.-raphic album] Nasha Rodinp.; f'oto-
a.Lloom. I-oskv,%, Grs.i7,r'i-vo googr.lit-ry, 1962. 398 F'.
(?-a.,A 15:8)
( "Ur. 5ift - %, ievfs)

KUMBA, F.Ya.; MIRONOV, V.ye.; PAVLOV,-!--N---
Effect of alkali metal cations on the forM2tion in solutions of
hydroxy complexes of bivalent lead. Zhur.neorg.khim. 6 no.12:
2814-2815 D 161. (MIRA 14:12)
(Lead compounds) (Alkali metals)

FAVI'O';

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Da?,qshel', I. I. nr, PAvlov, V. F. fl,"Oncc,,tic nn~i=i i--i horFes, " Sb.')rlik trlc,,,v 4-:----r'k.
vet in-t-, Vol. XTX, Issue 2, -,.
SO: U-1-011j-, '() Oct r1, (LptOT~iS 'Zhuriv~l 'Iy'.ch Stntey, No. 1~,, 1949).

PAUPV , V. P.
Determining the complete resistance of bubble sieve plates.
Khim, prom no. 3:228-232 Mr '64. (XIRA 17:5)
-6 4 ,

PAVLOVI V. P,
"Synthesis or Tropenone. II. Scarchinc ways for the SyntiiesiE of' the Alkaloid ScDpolaminc.ll
Preobrajensky, N. A., Rubtzov, I. A., Dankovap T. F. and Pavlov, ':. P. (p. 9D52)
SO: Journal of General Chemasti-j (Zhurnal Obshchei 19455, VcLune 15, no. 11-12.

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PAU.OV, V. P.
USSR/Petroleum Industry
Lubricants - Properties
Jan 10.48
ImMechanical Properties of Lubricebts," 0. V. Vinogradov, V. P. Pavlovil K. I. rdino-."
6j pp
"Heft Khozyay" No 1
Discusses limi shear stresses in lubricants, and the "tiksotropy" of lubricants, study
of the changes occurring in the dispersed systems of lubricants when they are acted on by
constant shear stresses while they are rlowing. Also discusses equirment and methods
to determine the viscosity of lubricants, Authors grateful for aid given by Senior
Technicians L. F. Kalmykov, Yu. A. Naumov, A. V. Yarmakhov, and Laboratory Technician
A. D. Gerasinova,
P-4 51T89

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xecuve wvwm1y). pkgtcd ataimm the Itis of
a the amm rattalsbrar D - Q,*81 it, - suiltut. X - ra-
ago
dhis of the calAllary) at diffemut temim., urrv~ tiqiulh
aith the temp.. I.&4-timft for 115" twit,,wit -M)" and
* W". depritulins a% 11. Plift cil it,$ I, %' SAin.1 I I
in" thirtmigh a max.; letwit the cwtifinvAi I.wt"j. W it,.
curv", the artivamm coorrigy ul the th"rning piim~% I.,
At 1.) - 10 and IM mr. I. rest, . W3 and 7 4 kml n-k ;90
Mat. at the saimbit tt:np., the thwLtnuill efirci t, htati,, it-
fir4sts with a low-visirmity 90hr"It. is sh4mil IMIA -111,16
-sib 14.2'. IOMP iii. trop . lim-ni, im - A K1.
"hitillme t4Z X 101). and on W W k - .5 k III,
i-Ows At the some 1). % and its, truip. ti. R it,, t-,.
Itith V., but Irw% rapodly. At Nm Irstil. . Ow IlIkILIFIIIIiii 0
--fivToWsbriminromi 600
III himmiarvir Than O1111 itro. toit-or %ita4mi. W.
v1=11=11& 0" U1 AppOtIM111 CNIUMCI "6th tin' .'-OIL Ooo
III Awvnm W.A. 28. W-M. reached cm the bA,i, III .,-I
un3WI&W otpint tatim of tht data in the coordinst-
Z:60
Ins (%/ift). lox 41ftD. rather tbim in log (w, 115). his I) -
So It A DIIALLURGILAL WNW&TU t-9 0
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T. j I VITA
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VA VIOV . V. 1'. , I, t.-Gol ow, I. Guild. Tuch. "'Ci.
Dissertat-lon: "'Jiscc~s -ropc-rties of "Solidol" (lubricant greasse)." 4' '~ar ..
!'ilitury Order of Lerdi. Ac&dem.. of Ar-,:.orad an~ . ac:~-q.,dze,. droops ot ,,:,o
Soviet Ar7V imeni
I. V. Stplin
80 Vecheryaya Moskva
Surn 71

viaccom pwrd" of itritattes made commital"t with
IMPW SUWAUS. C., V. And V. 1'~ PAVIGY.
It,libit v 4ksd N40KA S 1; N R 71,
cut%" of 1,% 1. thr %hr.4fifig %it%" m thr wall %4 thr
capilUry. a. .1 JUDi'liOll of hill 1'. OW "N,111 VA~ 14 OW-41.
01111 of I.V I V.11 IC.01,11 log It k.JUI~ St. . Vj-.j1V 14
th, %Iwilium), i1qt.1 m di"'Mut 11-11~ 1'. . -,b,
of vra- muk 01) frot" WAIRIM. 1-frol"Im ofl, And
isfir.rulvit of U. Na, K. 010 C. lh,wsmt .0h,1111.1
Still r,.bpjllATjrS, WtV grrmtr%l at low Pf< W Orr 1), trul
ltor only a frw ", at D > 101f) ~- - '; , drrvra" with
tito, . pp,rently ow kilt to vnet, ~i- ~ Tht- M-cf of f,mp
tjjj~-Uj.T1jr nuTLvd with auhYd Ca pra-, lw,-A~hly
with ph,"W tran-itiot). in flu- ifiqvi-r- 1.h.t-
Puildingtmi f(' .4 39, ME',') a-hv
not to Injil kinkning trut vo ik-lot-tooo hr&wur.g 71m-
tt~mt% lft-ha%~w of thr sicir.ar Cri-av* is an.dognu% to
th,toft1wia4plots; mr%voof the t1fectivt nliti%-r vi.-
ity OR a fifurtmo, (A 1), at flifItirk."t It-stips , an- iv~jfly
p.ailk 1. a4 In chr raw of Arvt "Cii tolliNd- 1 C A 28,
ULP,Ifl~ Thi, muiOirtive-itwivoins Ortt of JA, NA, .,nd
9 t,aratis inrfraws with IN- timp- Thi jw~vl&ml,ly dv-
~,Fil~d of Wlidols it cmnnlt,n to .11 lylits ol
AfnimAb gv.am~ Stith a sulamit-rofilffoul 41ructurt.
N Thmi

LW/Chemistry - Lubricating Greases Ifty 52
"The Rheological Properties of Bentouite fteu-
dogpla," G. V. Vinogradov, V. P. Pavlov,
1. Klimov, M. M. Gvozdev
"Dak Ak Hauk S&9R" Vol 84, No 2p PP 309-312
The In ies of &g suspensions of alk ban-
tWite (ascangel from Ts'k-b's Ulani., Georgian
SM) were compared with a std lubricating
grease, fatty solidol (mineral oil tbickeue&
vl,+oh a calcium soap), and an oil pseudogel of
amduated bentonite. It was shown that it is
231T8
p"xible to obtain thicloning clap producing
effects similar to tboae produced In SreWws
by ioapa. States that the results*also r~eftte
the viel~point found in the literature that paeu-
dogels contg thickening soaps and those coutg.
clkvu are different in nature - Presented by
Aced A. 7. Topchiyev a Mar 52
2=8

SOV 124 ~17 8 'j Q
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mckhanika, 1957 N r B, p lo
AUTHOR: Pavlov, V. P.
TITLE: Investigation of the Viscosity Characteristics of Disperse Sys,crii, ur.
a Paired Concentric -cylinder Rotary Viscosimeter (Issledovanive
,,,vazkostnykh svoystv dispersnykh sistem na sd%oyennom r0ta!S10nn0T1',
Viskozimetre)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Tr, i-y Vses. konferentsii po kolloid khtniii
Mosco,,%,, AN SSSR 1956. pp 144- 154
ABSTRACT: A description of a paired concentric -cylinder rotary' % ib( usime,cr
on which the relationship between the frictional stress and thc _"F.car
velocity was determined for several disperse systems. The :,wcr
cylinders of the viscosimeter, which were of identical diameter ( 8
mm) and different length (45 and qO mm) and which were mutualk cor
nected by means of gears, were caused to rotate by means of an. vlct
tric motor and a vartable-speed fluid (.oupling~ The latter de% :( v per
rnitted a continuous variation ul the angular %elocity of the cviindcr~'
from i to 1~00 rpm. The inner cylinders of ihe %iscosimeter %kerv
Card I /z supported by p(-rfe( fly identical ball bearings and were contained w!thin

SOV'124- 57-8-0-1 ~9
Investigation of the Vis(osily Characteristics of D,.sperse Systems (Con! )
the outer cylinder with a ,ap ot 0 25 mill The friction morrient in the vi.5cu~,ime'er
was measured with the aid of a spring dynamometer which was connected hv
means of a string - to the outer cylinders in sLi,-h a manner that its readings were
representative of the difierence bet\veeri t~-e iri(t~on moments acting on the two c~l
inde rs. This artifice excluded the friction of the ball bearings and he ;rihic..,
the edge effect oil tile friction moments to be measured. The f ric I ion llitml( "!
measurements were made at a constant rpm of the inner cylinders and a ton"'I','
temperature; the constancy of the latter was ensured by a thermostat The ~~ is
cosimeter described here was used to study the f rict)on- stress /shear-,, eloc it-,
relationship at various temperatures for lubricating oils concentrated clayey
suspensions in water, and soap-and oil systems. The cur\.es (A that relationship
for calcium lubricating XrciSL' are adduced. Tests of the same grease on a capil
lary viscosimeter revealed good agreement of the results T1, e c x pe T- i ni e n I , I ~t
shown, also, that the effectt\ e viscosity coeftic,ent of the calc iiin-, I'( 1,(' 10.
The principal advantage of the measurement of tile . iscosity ot disper't,
on the above-described concentric -cylinder rotary viscosimeter as ( oinp.ircd v. i'h
measurement oil the capillary type consists in the fact that tile shearing strcssci, it,
the various points of the layer in the rotary-type \.iscosimeter are identical (at leas,
within the limits of pra(tical a(curacy).
Card 2/2 A I Golube%

lk~
7TWARecaft r-r, Sys am
Nauk. Hhuk 195J.
Ir vismmetets of dIfferent cyllinde:r lenph- are utid and.
t e differcuft bctwtcu thtIr torques h vocor&d, -thuA the.
-:tnd effects wre LUmInatt,11. 74t Instrument wAs tested on a
9 'Itj of spindfobil $0.5. Ca soap of
Jvbricatin -I c0" u2 ~Q,' Th!t roitIts em 1. ,word
cotton a 1 .3 ind IW
with the data -~btitlued M* ciapiNn, viammeter. Forthe
ca~,cn. of tJw exptc, (teequatIoD D - SDA + r(dD%/dt) was
va!ochy gractimt, D. - main reloc-
emp!ovetf (D t true
ily gradlent, r alieu stress). End flit agTeenicrit prrvc5
that this equadcri is valid for ilkpcrse gymeiin.
Distr.- 4E4j

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-- -- -, - J- - -- - -
CHISKIS, N.M.; PAVIM, V.P.
Using waste fate in making household soap. Hael.-zhir.prom.21
no-7:34-35 135. (HTJIA 9:1)
I.Zavod Inent "ova.
(Oils and fate) (Soap)

b5- 5,'.-4 - 5/12

0 nj t ov V. A., Vino -r, .10V G. Y
r

T1 I iz r:0 3 S
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u c'i L n.,-Q s o ab r ;i 1o r, I n 1-1 he 1, r3 --.1 c
Inr oll--,-!ere 1nvD:,,:;1--t',-c1 to obt,ilt, Inlor.-
q 1 ur , )f in 71u,,-nc,~ o luhriC Lnts on r --)r.
--Lr in b-.Lll be j-rinl-s.
: i nv e ir- A.io
ou o- 'ric'~-ion ad.~--r '-us
7. 7`5 r.7 di-:~ct-r balls -er,:~ use

r
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in
n c ,,r,~f-in fr ion s(~
n r,, o 7r--.c on n (-.uartz du s
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r~u r"-7 I (micrn -r 000
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0
1:~ i or 0, 0 s 1
C r% n (-I
t ri
u 1i r I n 'L t 1 '1!- 7 0 -11 U 71 1 -. -jU,

C
u~,,in,-- u,,e vi, n; 1t
z
Y,
c- nt r
0
C
..7as cbs-rvell for a viscous 1u )ric-tnt yo
r-, t ir)n 0 r j C n
o' oils (-'1-- .4). "-ic lel!-ree 0" W Oar .-;q~ 10--er ~,i -i
spin llk.~ oil - L. u ~3 1 '2 hi Is I U (-, t 0 v i s C 0
I or C) ;,.O,~u s o v e r n s ~ie r aL o C, A
n ', a of tr -IeL; o-- In s
s,)indle oil, h i s r-i t r~ i2 )ro :imat~,,lv L n J
tYLn for oil :-.'2-1'07 '-'..e i,if lu e r, c .2
,-:Ls al-o ol)z , T-vel iti
Al-ons or.
relation to of tne lubri,--,r,,'L.
tl!ie 1-ttL.3-r e -:)---rj-3nt1-, visCous oils (YJ C 11
t
C 1 ?/.3 2-167 , -n 1 'I' -- p' a ~ --ct
n- -t'--,n1c--) -.r -ffin -r. ion "

65-58-4-5/12
The Influ,~nce of iubricatinr .,'aterial on the Wear of Ball
Bearinf-5
oil were terte 1 -a" te-mporatures of ICL r,00~;- '7 of
quartz duot (si-e = 20 30 r,il,) was adled to t',.e lubri-
c-L-It -,;Ie -c-re c.rrjol out for ~7
hours at1400 revolutions/mInute, an! Ure cf
the lu'-ricint = 200C. Pj.-. 7.shows the decrease of ash
formatio- of the oil in rel-ation t,-.) T--.'e ~, I '11,r _'~ ,cli
o ' ' ', e .'. -t r o f '~:ju 11 'je trinj-. L~ u-
U. it '0 j ti-At "he
-.r, 'it a r-iven cnncc0,r-tL, ion and of L! e
-L,-)-r 'Siv is cons J,Iorably lo---er :-hen nori-,,,I.-- -,cu- lubri-
c- nts (o ls) ar-,~ us ti-an 'or viccous lu'-)ric
is due to the Se(li.-!entatl ion o f the abr-tsive p i ~ 1e s
in non-viscous oils. 'llien viscous oils ~,,tro usel ~Lt
inc-rc,ase,"I te-I). ratures, L'~.e abr,~sivo -e-ir 1e,! .-Is on
dIs;)er,.tr, concen'r ion of ."e -.')r siv.:~ in the lubri-
C~Lni, anl on thp c,_u~;cj 11-e
,,urinr- tl~~, roverl--m. of 2 res
and 71 LL~-fer,2nces:- 1
1. Ball bearings-Lubrication 2. DnIl bearings-Performance
~. Lubricrtin.- oils-Test rerults 1;. LubricatIng oils-Tppt
Card 3/3 rne th od z5. Lubricnting cils-Testing equipment

PAVLOV 31 V. P.
'~StudY of the Viscose Properties of Dispersed Systems in a Double Rotary
Viscosimeter" (Issledovaniye byazkostnykh svoystv dispersnykh visten na
sdvoyennom rotatsionnom viskozimetre) from the book Trudy of the Third
AU-Utdon Conference on Colloid Chemist , po. 144-57, Iz. AN SSSR, ~Ioscow, 1956
(Report given at above Conference, Minsk, 21-24 Dee 53)

I-gv'LOV, V. L.-I and "G. V.
";. nt~v .."'! %- -r-, a I *I,c ,
of III.-i- a a' th~,-, !..o
!-, s -: -
cllerntstr:, and Physic-s of :iic-: 1 2" jcj;,-2 ~'-, .,Ioscoi:,.
0
B-3,7)""'; 3~`

14SLOV, Cuola:;"" D. VINOGRADOV,
pol"-mers,, 2" J-Dr-2 Fe~--

P AVLO V.0 V. P.
"On the Characteristics of the Physico-l-L-chanical and Optival Properties of
Concentrated Solutions of Lthyl Cellulose and Benzyl Alcohol," D. V. Osckine i-:~:
collaboration with V. P. Pavlov, G. V. Vinogradov, and M. V. Gzwskiy (repor-tee
on the usefulness of this plastic, optically active material for the modelling of
tectonic processes.)
paper presented at the First Idl-Union Conference on Tectonophysics, Moscov,
29 January through 5 February 1957.
InBt. of Physics of the Xurth, Acod. ')Ici. USSR

4
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LAMO tommatfal
-39,Wum md lt-WAA- Mao.
t.6
fumatior, of globuhr graphite ulmo (Ile nddll. ~-dl MIZ
Cza irou 6 di!5cL--,-Ed: he m1gles-Hrjt, Is made that Mj(Or
Jill 4UQ~S), Whill'SAM to tal;t itton, 'rtut3 lop. 11m. tsarfacc
with C vUen the tempt. oft670'Urenalled. forluing 4 tarbidi
Wbui he-ated 1-n OW, the earbkle dis-
of the - T~
we.'to I-IffiC, sma C, which beb~me dh;p6;ed in Ow, baleis,
W 4 -11
mssO, wheif fruther Ireatr(I to 12-00, orld0la, ille (--thldd
bmak2 down (~fg~Cj -4 Mr 4- 3C, tlie C its the fnrm I)f
uc~ot-l, while InAg i9 vaipurized, hitbblpq thrLnigh tht.- Ineud,
Rud burDi above it. The "soot" part lel,-5 bm-mue the ai-
ttmi gr-?PhltC cfy~tjl. micivi, attil h-ng in a lymbih! liquw
trvdhim, roll anil acquire a g1gibahu !4lupt.
-W, u.

4

NMINOV, M.D.; PAVLOV, V.P. POZIN, A.A.; EPSHTLYN, V.G.; KUEHTENKOVA, T.I.
Mechanical properties of rubber mixtures and peculiarities of their
flow through slit passages. Kauch. i roz. 16 no.8:24-27 Ag '57.
(MIRA 10ill)
1. Nauchno-isaledovateltakly institut rezinovykh i latekenykh Izdeliy.
(Blastomere-Testing) (Rheology)

jfxUTHOR:
T I T U:
PERIODICALs
ABSTRACT:
Card 1/2
PAVLOV'PV.P., VINOGRADOV,G.V.
I71_ew_7_efH`6-TiT -and Results in the Study of Plastic
Systems; (Novy~& metody i resultaty issledovaniya
dispersnykh sistem, Russian)
Doklady Akademii Nailk SSSR, 1957, Vol 114, Nr 5,
20-5-22/60
Dispersion
plastichnykh
pp 997-1000
Plastic dispersive systems result in little deformations because
of the brittleness of their structure, so that it is difficult
to study relaxation processes in them. As hitherto no data have
been published concerning this problem, the elaboration of a
method for the study of relaxation in bodies with weak relaxation
was of interest. The basic scheme of a rotation-elastoviscosi-
meter fitted with a rigid dynamometer is shown in form of a
drawing. This dynamometer can as a rule be considered to be
completely rigid. The material to be investigated is filled
into the space between the core and the outer cylinder of the
elastoviscosimeter. The linear displacements of this outer cylin-
der are increased to from 20 to 40 times their extent by means
of a system of levers, after which they are increased 3000-fold
by a special device, and are fixed by means of a photoregistra-
tion chamber, by means of part of the device it is possible to
investigate the shearing moduli of the material under investi-

PHASE I BQJK FAFLV__-;T1C,11 ~;Ov/,055
Yeaso znays konferentslya po trenlyu I Irnosu V r.41-'1'-3Kn.
UldrodInamichaskaya toorlym RmazkI. Opory skcl'zh-ly.. S-2ka
I mustochnyye materialy (Hydrodynamic Theory of L,,Or1n4t-o,.
311V fteart;g. Lubrication and Lubricant P-terials) Moscow,
Ild-vo All a. 422 p, Errata slip Inserted. 3.a30 coples
Trudy. V. 3)
printed. (Sarlest It .
3ponsorlng Agencyi Aloademlys nauk SSZR. InatitUt ma2hIMOVQdenly&.
Rasp. Eds for the Section 'Hydrodynamic Theory of Lubrication
end Slip iWaringn't Ye. M. Gutlyar, Professor. Doctor of Tech-
Ical 3cle.ces, and A. 1. D-yachicov, Professor, Doctor of Tech-
teal Scle.cesi Re "' for the Section. 'Lubrlcstlon and
:
Lubricant ftt*rlal:p;* 0. V. Vinogradov. Professor. Doctor of
Chemical Sciences; Ed. of Publishing House: 9. T&. Ll.ban.vj
Tech. ILd.: 0. X. Que'leove.
rURPOSSi This collection of articlem to intended for prectleing
engl nee re and research scientists.
COVICiAag. Iwt mash .0- -------
Lnot
The cOllectian, published by the __
vedenlym AN SSSR (Institute of Selene* of Pachinos, Academy
of Selene*@ MSR) contains pavers presented at the III
Tse..YuznAys konforentslya po trardyu I lznosu v Mi ahinalch
(Third All-Unlon Conference on Friction and Wear In PAchlrej
-whic~-N!s hold Aqril 9-15, 1958. Problems discussed me" In
Lmbrl~.tlon and
nydrOdy-;T~_'Tb-'oW-(c--nt7-- "' or SQV/5c~5,3
-%dOl'sllly, To, Ys. PLachine for Testing wes-F-latant
~~-xntirrlctlon Properties Of Wbrtcant Kt.rlai. for
Righ Contact Stresses and Sliding Speed. 22T
3anin~P. L. 19,3. Shapeleva. A. V. Ul'yanovs, and
11--L KIOXMnOv- 1fr-ct Of Synthetic Additives to
Lubf-feRtlng 0119 On PriculOnal Near 234
?Burk&n. I. Q. Application of the Results of We,
Resistsni-I TCia Or L~-brlc&tl 0110 an ftcni~.# With
Point Contact Of the Prlctlon~jurfacqs 239
7clumetria Nachactical Properties of Lubricant Katqrlal,
P. S., (deceased), f. 1. Kllhd,n, and
q-D-9Or`4UVv8kiJ. Viscous Properties of Oil MIxturos
of birrer~t chemical Character and of Solid Lubricants
Obtained by Thickening 248
-and V. .L.
the Viscous V11 'dean. Lnv-3t1gMtIcn of
Properties or Lubricating 011. with High-
P02YIWV Additives at W. Temperature@ 256
KussicOv, ML R., L. A. Monovalo". Ye. A. P~okor,-.
and V. .1. 31dortnko. Effect of Tempera-
tur. and Pressure on the Viscosity or Mixtur- or Mit,ml
0119 and 311"O-Organic Liquid.
262
290qm)~mor~krnyqy"' M, Practical 31oCPificance or Sce,e
Parameters of the Mechanical rmpe,tl.. of
Plastic Lubricants
210
H IrfOcts of Heat on the plo. of pl.,tlc
'Sir
Mfanh_
Slnltayt~. V. V- BOu1d-r7-L-y.1 Sliding ard Int*r,,i 277
Friction of Plastic L-b,le-te
J8.
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AUTHORSt Vinogradov, 'U.V., Pavlov V F
TITLEs The Problem of Fluidity and Stability of Struct-,rn! Di2,Ers,
Systems (K voprosu o tekuchesti. i prochnosti struktur'-r:,.,-n-
nykh dispersnykh sistem)
PERIODICALi Kolloidnyy zhurnal, 1958, Vol XX, Nr 2, pi) 248-253 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This article contains a discussion on problems of mc~c-r:.
rheology. The dependence of the shear stress on t!~e
mation of bitumens which are highly viscous, reakly
and structural disperse systpms, is dealt with. Differ-nt
methods give slightly diflerent results. The elementary aj-
paratus used for the investigations under discuss~-%
reliable results only for systems with loN ela~ti,~
tions and may not always be applied to rheolo6iudi ir---vS-
sea taking place in highly elastic bodies. TI--c juxtd~~.s'-'-
tion of systems with large (aluminum naphthenbte 6o'.s, etc.)
and small (bitumens) elastic deformations must be met
great cliution.
Card 112

69-1~8-2 -221_-
The Problem of Fluidity and Stabiiity of Structural Disperse Sysiems
There are 4 graphs and 14 SOV4et references.
SUBMITTEDs July 12, 1957
1. Dispersion systems--Stability 2. Dispersion systems--Fluidity
Card 212

5(4) SOV/"o- 122-4-7, 0,/'~
AUTHORS R_vlov, V. P., Vino-rc-dav, G. V.
TITLE: The Elastic- and Strenj~th-Properties of PlaBtic Dis-eysel
Systerin in Connection With tlie Phenomenon of '."hi-cotropy
(11pru-o prochnostnyye evoystva plastichnykh
sistem v avya:,,i 9 yavleniyem tikootro, IQ
PER TOD IC AL Dollady Akiidemi i niiuk 3SSR, 1 9r)0 , Vol 12. , Nr 4('-''4,'
(us,-)R)
AB3TRACT: The investi,~ations were carried out by means of an elasto-
viscosi::eter with concentric cylinders. The authors letermined
the function T(-I) and the shear coefficient -, of various
Ilastic lubricants at 20 0 under static conditions and also
for steady and non-steady revolutions of the c ','lindrical
core of the dynamometer. T denotes the shear stress anI 7
the deformation. A diagram slovis the function -r(y) of fatty
lubricant grease found for n = 2,4.10-4 revolutions per minute.
An other diagram gives the results obtained by measuring
the coefficiento of the shear of fatty lubricant r -:rease after
fillin,-, the measuring apparatus with this substance durine
C its relaxation, and iur'n- the tests. After the ~ltor7'ing of
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SOV/20-122-4-53/57
The Elastic- and Strength-Trorerties of Plastic DiOper3ed 3vstpris in ~ornec-
tion With the Phenomenon of --hixotropy
the revolution of the dynamometer core, an increa7e in j i6
observed because of the thixotro ic restoration of t~ie lubr-'-
cant structure. Even for n - 10-~ revolutions per 7-.inute, I~ie
values of g were by 10 lovier than the corresponling values
found under static conditions. The coefficient of sheLr ~-
iind the ohear stren,,th -t, tr 'Iepend differently on thf~ leformt.-
tion of plastic bodies. The elasticity- and t:;c, shear-!,trength
are caused by different kinds of bonds between tlie particles
of the dispersed phase. "here are 4 fi6ures and 4 references,
4 of which are Soviet.
PRESENTED: May 171, 1)57, by A. V. Topchiyev, Academician
S U1311 I TT ED May 17, 19""
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BOV/179-59.-2-18/40
'-AUTHORS:Vinogradov, Ay~qyj, V.P. (Moscow)
G.V. and,.X
TITLE: Elastic and Strength Properties of Soft Bodies (Uprugiye i
prochno.stnyye evoystva myagkikh tel)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR OTN, Mekhanika i mashino-
stroyeniye, 1959, Nr 2, pp, 134-141 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The paper consists of material. delivered to the Third
World Congress on Rheology, September 1958. Experiments
were carried out in a rotational elasto-viscometer with
concentric cylinders, the space between which was filled
with the material under investigation. In some experiments,
the inner cylinder was fluted, but in others it wa
.4 plain.
The speed of rotation could be varied from 4 x 10 1 to
1.5 X 103 rpm. The deformation was recorAed automatically
by means of an optical magnification device. The rotation
could be started and stopped almost instantaneously, thus
permitting the stress relaxation properties to be determined.
The stress/deformation/time curves are given for a grease and
for pastes of bentonite in water, and deformation/velocity/
time curves for the grease. The dependence of shear modulus
and limiting shear strength on the deformation velocity is
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AITTII( Favlov V P Vinograd--.,,v, G. V.
TITLE: The Thermal Ef fec t r;-i- the 11,10-Ion L.~ 1 64
Flow of An- rialloisly Vi zcous B(~diea (Tei.1 --v)-.y-, rf
techenii i os tan-ovke pc tcka anon-,Ll I n:, Iya--. ki
PERIODICAL-. Doklady Akademii nalik VA
pp 1061 - 1064
AB~;TRACT: The processes of heat liberation in L, ffv
tigated it; the c,,tst, of )~J-Uh hr-mo--eneity .-f
shearing stresses. In t-.c present ~-ape- ti.,
were therefore investicated by rea!.s of a rc,tatJui. vi~,---
meter already previo-usly det3-,ribed (Hef '), TI.e
surfaces of tl.e cylinder vipva ;,!round. The ttoir:Acu.: tkiri, --1.,
T ) in the flow was delE,rmined with an a.,:cur~,L,-y -f
0.0050 by me-3 ()f a differontial tI.i21-j::-c 11tlo. I'l-o
dependence -)f T was T'Cr-'O.-ded ~~,n photo6-!-.Ihi-~
means of a mirror ga'vEr-,metc~r ar.d a
typical photograph iiiustrates tll.i.~
Card 1/4 periments carried out with NewtDn

T!,;:- V.ermal Effect Duriri.- the .1'.otion and the Stoppa-e,
of a Flow of Anrmaloucly Viocous Bodies
-reasee ur.t-11 it becomu~? st.,-ac',y. After t):j,.
the entire encrCy s,itl.lied is tran-9forred to t-,o
in form of heat and,*T=const Next.. t, r,.! t o
tion -1.n tho flow lo invi?!iti,-7:iIv,l by analy.iiij. ti
9 pe c i f'i,,, po wo rinput 11 91 j P I B S W.! -I - dt P- t T a!;
heat. Orepart of this -Dwer i,3 i',se.3 f
under i rive a til-ati:) n, t~~,~ is conv~:y, I t,
The heat balarice of thc~ pr,~~oss may lie cxj rus3--d
equation
T)
D-- k , T
dt
He re c de no te s the s pe- c i f i (- he a t, c, f t h c & ut,
tigation (referred to tlie volwne), and k - tic;
of the heat tru~isfur f rom this substance tf, th.,, J iqui 1
the thermostat, lie re f rum i- t f o I I cra zf r t I o S, I i
the flow that
Card 2, 4 T + k T O~
dt

The Therma I Ef f e~ t Du I L I! r-,' Vl,--~ 111~, t i ~ - r- , t~
of a Flow of Arcmal ously Vi sc-ous B(:di es
By I nt(q-,ra I to Ti of 'I noi I i!at i )n
tI
c , T -k Tdt = kmS, Li

C.
is obtained, where m denotes a f Y
purpose of deteruiinin~- tl.(,) coef ficient k ttiu ~t oth r.- ,i,v
o n D', . T h e t,--- ~- t
gated the dependence uf & T o b j
s
w e re V e w t. o n 'i i, I i i ! (4 s ( p e t r , I e 1~u!) ) , 1) 1 a r, t i -- d i ~1 ;,,- , ri i
of the type of nonsistent lubricants, concentc -tecl so lut-,
of ethyl ~~ellulose and aluminum naplithenate in . - -I --,i

It was co
as well ae other substances. nfirr!ed tliat th ,~ ~ ,iLli
D ~ k T holds and that k dnes n,-)t del.,eL-al -.r, DI: a:A t'i~-

i-heological pr,-)pertieo of the subotanctis -, ~t~ irrj-~' i t..'
Next, the pher-omena a...companying slrwln~; I ;,i f
highly complicated structural sysT(~rns ,s nv-2s ti
gram gives data concori.an,- the timo ')f C- i
card 3/4 gral and 4-iffcrentiai

Thc. Thermal Effect Durina the Moti,jr, qnj tlie
Of~'a FI-a of Anomalously VjBc~juB .1 r
I)f 311H) OlIbUt,111VOG, nf tOr a BlIdd(III it()jIj 'Itcl ol
authora thank Academician V. A, KaiCin for di st il 1. 1
paper and for his valuable advice, Th.,re ai-e 3 f
1 tabl. ef and 3 Soviet roforqixes,
ASSOCIATION: IrI3tItI-It naftekhimnichesk--~--o r3iritcna
(Inst4 tute for Petroleum-Chemical. S~ntl~es,- f t;
of Sciel.ces, ussiA),
PRESEI~TED: January 5~ 1),)9, by V, A. Kargin. AcaierA.:,i,-
SULI:ITTED: December 1918
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5W SOV/20-127-2-35/70
AUTEORSt Vinogradov, G, V., Mamakov, A. A., Favlov
TITLE: The Flow of Anomalous Viscous Systems Under the Action of Two
Pure Shearing Stressesin Matda34 Perpendicular Directions
PERIODICALt Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 127, Nr 2, pp 362-365
(USSR)
ABSTRACTs In the clearance between two coaxial cylinders, both an axial
and a radial flow are possible. Thus, the possibility is given
of comparing different forms of flow of anomalous viscous
systems under different shearing stresses and at different
velocity gradients in one and the same apparatus. Grease-
"solidol" consisting of 86.2% spindle oil, 12% Ca-soaps of
cottonseed oil, and 1.8~11 water, was the material used for the
experiments. A high-viscosity Bewton liquid, an extract of
resins and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons from petroleum-
distillation residues, served as control liquid. The measure-
ment was made in a system with two rotary visooBimeters with
coaxial cylinders, differing by the size of the cylinders'
working surfaces. Concerning the shearing stress for axial
Card 1/4 flow it holds according to references 3 - 5 :

The Flow of Anomalous Viscous Systems Under the SOV/20-127-2-35/70
Action of Two Pure Shearing Stresses in Matually Perpendicular Directions
Ic ' AP R (6p - pressure drop per unit of length of
ax 2L
the cleft in axial direction, H - cleft width, L - length of
cylinder surface). For the velocity gradient it holdsi
RH2),l
Dax M Q(2ff (Q = amount of flow, R - radius of the inner
cylinder). Checking revealed that the method applied yielded
well reproducible results. Experimental results with "solidol"
are shown in logarithmic coordinates in figure 1. Table 1
contains the values for 77 . With simultaneous axial and radial
ax
flow$ Ap and the moment a of resistance are measured at
different Drad (Fig 2). Curves 1 show the flow in the case of
a purely axial flow (D rad -0), curves 2 - 7 show the
dependence _D (IC' ) for given D In the case of a
ax ax rad*
homogeneous shearing stress field all over the clearance, the
radial flow brings out a destruction of the structure and
Card 2/4 transforms the plastic body into an anomalous-viscous liquid.

The Flow of Anomalous Viscous Systems Under the SOV/20-127-2-35/70
Action of Two Pure Shearing Stresses in Mutually Perpendicular Directions
The higher D rad' the lower becomes viscosity. Hence, at given
Dax with rising D red the shearing stress V ax drops, whereas
at given V ax with rising D rad also D ax increases strongly.
In the case of a radial flow the plastic system ivere found
capable of flowing out axially under the action of much lower
pressures, as compared to the absence of a radial flow. A
remarkable fact is that in the case of lovr V there is a
ax
direct proportionality between D find If D is very
ax ax ax
large as compared to D red , and assuming high temperatures,
The effect of the radial flow becomes unimportant. The effect
of the axial flow on the radial is shown in figure 3.
Figure 4 depicts the superposition of 'C and V
rad ax
In the case of a combined shear the flow curves lie in a
fork which is formed by the curves of the purely radial and
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The Flow of Anomalous Viscous Systems Under the SOV/20-127-2-35 '/70
Action of Two Pure Shearing Stresses Ift Mutually Perpendicular Directions
purely axial flow. The authors thank Academician V. A. Kargin
for advice. There are 4 figures, 1 table, and 7 references,
6 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: In8titut neftekhimicheskogo sinteza Akademii nauk SSSR
(institute of Petroleum-chemical Synthesis of the Academy of
Sciences, USSR)
PRESENTED: March 2, 1959, by V. A. Kargin, Academician
SUBMITTED: March 21, 1959 (sic)
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PAVLOV, V.P.; TVERIKIR, Y.T.
Machining sheet vinyl plastic. Kh1m.volok. ao.1:67 160.
(MIR& 13:6)
1. Yrtishchinakiy zavod i Yeesoynznyy nauchno-iSBledovatellskiy
inst.Atut iskaostvennogo volokna.
(Plastics) (Vinyl compounds)

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S/', 52/6c//oc,,--
B023/BO60
AUTHORS% VinogreAdov, G. V , Maaakcv, A A Pavlov, V P
TITLE Homogenization and Rheological Proper;eE of Plas,ic
(Consistent) Lubricants~j
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vyqshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy Nef, 1 ~,-az,
pp
TEXT: The first author has pointad out in a previous paper that the
majority of industrial lubricantslare micrograined systems (Ref 1) In
the study under consideration, the authors set themselves the follcwlng
tasks: 1 to work out a collrid mi 11 , where lubricants can be -~utjecf ed tc
an 4ntense homogenation under rigorously defined conditions; s-Idy
the rheological properties of typical industrial lubricants The test
objects were lubricant 201 (rOCT 6267-52)(GOST 6267-52) and freasekl.
2 ( U S s , 2C) CT -, 5 65 o ( G 0 S T 4 3 6 6 - 5 0 )The rheolcgicall -,)ropert-.,~,s rf
fresh and homogenIzed lubricants were intercompared The dr-t-rminat-nn wa-4
carried out by a plastoviscosimeter (Ref 8) The temperaturc- was
Fig I shows the scheme and the construction of the horiogen:z~,r wKch i-z
Card 1/4

Homogenizat-lon and Rheclogical Propertles S/1 52/60/000/0C,
of Plastic (Consistent" Lubricants B0231'BO60
thoroughly described alone w:t~. principle Eqmogent~'
performed with an axiial feed c-' of 2 5 10 .,m S e,- and a
deformation rate of 10c~ f'.ut-cant ?0'," unI 104
grease) Phenomena of hyster~-si-;- :ire observel Ic, be --ommcn I--- ail
(non-homogenized) lubricants .r, tri, st,,ldy of vsc,-,s,,tj, **,-- def-rma-,-n
rate varying considerably Successivp in,-r~~asp and del-rea~,e -,f tn-
deformation rate leads in graphical reprei~-.r.ta*ic-n tc f, -,4
c,jrves, The study of homogenized lubricants revealed Tw- To t~.e
first belongs lubricant 201 Lubricants nf thIs type are ir.*-~nslveiy
destroyed under the action :~f h-Igh defr--rma+Jon rates Thc-ir ri,eological
properties are changed irreversibly The resilts (,btained fr(,,m the
of the vis--osIy cf lu--,cant ?GI are -,r. -ig:-eemen- w-,th tri(; Jetc-ra,,nat!rn,
of the "'Imit values of durar.,ility (Tall- ~~, wh:-A do nct ~hangk- afte:- ht.
lubricar., has been all~w-j tc r e s ? 11 , e, - h.~-- Lubrlrants ~4' tt.-?
distinguish, them~,elvos ~-,s 'i,ecially t),; Ineir tn' Whe u
3ect.?d to ar, Intense homo s , -,,b', -r h 4i
proper t I e ~ wh: : h d,- n,, t, c ha-zige w, - me ;~ r;.,, q r,~ -.c :t * f e -A r -,r,, f~
ac t ions , provided t, he i nt -~ns i ty 0 f ~,,i h ac c ri.~ : s c, W47- r tan !. a
homogenation The synthet-.r grtla!in US,-2 be'longs to *hc- r" -
Card 2.14

Homogenization and Rheological
of Plasti, (Consistent, Lubrican- Br,?`B06r~
one may observe, besides irreversille changes. a I s u c h
proper' ies with time. In iddi t i cr), also henomen~i If r-:,-:1
after an intense mezLai,,c~-,11 act!7r. The r -, n,7 i T a'~
however. that t heso I utri cant3 , when i ntens'. vely t ,c~ a.,~ r, m a
regarded as Newton s The v' sl-os i ty Of these ur, ~;
depend upon the leng1h af the "restinr" ,t-riod Table 1 ---hcws! i.e zk,~ingp
the limit values of' durability for bctr, types witr. 'ilrif- Thp
between the lubricants of the first and the second *ype ~~ -tfrre!qt,~J
with the differences in the structure of the d~czr~-rse ;~naso Thf, iez,-.;.v~
factor, however, 2s thp coarse-6ra,ned structarp of tYe 21,~l I "Lrlcal't
This structure accounts for !he arrevers:bilty of tl.~- chan-es rf
.heological propc~r--e-s The inall~lify ~)f t,,reasp US.-P 1~
rheological properties after "rest4nt--" is to De exTlained ~,y -',e ~i
particles of t h,~ d! sperse phase -f a loidal dimer;F ion ar~ ~rE,F~er.- 1.
grease There are ~ ^:gures tat les and q Sc,vip+ ref
ASSO C I A T 1 ON: K a -z ar, s e. Kn a m,. f, c e Ln 0 C, C r.t, " r~ I Y :L S
Ka z an I r-5 t : tu t e c' Ct.en, *. cil Te,- anc. ogy S M K:
Car.1 ~14

Homnger-,z a ~ I or, 3.1-A Rne- - -K: P-,- I e I
of Plastic (Cons :s-enf ' .
SUBMITTED: -7u'v 09. !()C~1)
S - C -~ ,, ',- - - - - r , - - 7 - - z
BO,- ",Bc~o
J
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.29448
S/081/61'/000/017/150/166
B117/B110
AUTHOR. Pavlov, V. P.
TITLE., Thermal effects accompanying the flow of plastic lubricants
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 17, 1961, 473, abstract
17M227 (Tr. 3-y Vaea. konferentaii po treniyu i iznosu v
mashinakh, M., AN SSSR, v. 3, 196o, 277-284)
TEXT: A fundamental difference was established between normal liquids and
structural disperse systems (plastic lubricants) while studying heat
liberation during a flow of lubricants in capillary tubes and rotary
viscosimeters. Heat liberation (heating) of deformable plastic lubricants
(aliphatic and synthetic greases, Li lubricants, and others) passes through
a maximum after a certain period, once the material flux is stopped. H~:at
liberation is retarded due to the energy expended to destroy the lubricant
structure in the flow. Heat liberation, however, corresponds to the
energy of lubricant structure formation in the state of rest. It Was
shown that the conversion of plbstic energy stored at the beginning of
deformation of plastic lubricants into heat is of no essential importance,
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PAVWVp V.P.
Physical region of a five-tail in terms of five invarients.
Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz. 45 no.5:1606-1611 N 163. (MIRI 1-,:!,)
1. Matematicheskiy Institut imeni V.A. Steklova All SSSR.

BEZBORODIKO, M.D.; VINOGRiiDOV, G.V.; PAVLOV. V-P-
Affect of lubricants and antivear additives on the abrasive
wear of metals in sliding friction. Izv,vysoucheb.zave;
neft' i gaz 3 no.2:73-79 160. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Voyennaya ordens. Lenins, akademiya bronetankovycb voyek im.
I.Y.Stalina.
(Lubrication and lubricants)

DjnMGA, Tu.F.; DUMAIISKIY, A.V.; VII,'DGRkDOV, G.V,; PAVLOV, V.P.
Dielecectric and rheological properties of disperse Plastic systems.
Koll.zhur. 22 no.1:16-22 Ja-F '60. (mIRA 13-6)
1. Institnt obshche7 i neorganicheskoy khimii All USSR, KIvev.
(Oils and fate)

Ll ti 01-14)1 t~6
AUTHORS: Osokina, D. N_ Gzovskiy, IJ V
Pavlov, V_ P.
TITLE: Investigation of the Processes
Means of Ethylcellulos IV olutians
Polarization
PERIODICAL: Kolloidnyy zhurnal, 1960, Vol
85707
S/ o 6 q/ 6 o/0 2 2,, U_ C 4,',.~ 0 4, " 3,D A X
B003/B056
, Vinogradov, G V , and
of Plastic Deformatirn ~,y
and Gels and Optcal
22, No. 4, pp. 434-442
TEXT: The investigations described in the present paper deal with the
problem as to whether it is, in principle, possible to study shear stresq
and rate of deformation in plastically deformable soft bodies by the
method of optical polarization. The results obtained may be usefully ap-
plied in the mechanics of disperse syntems, of tectonic physics, etc
The measurements were carried out in a device designed by V P Pavlov
(Ref 13) and constructed by the Institut fiziki Zemli AN 7S_S`S7F.~_;,7,,_Yute
of GeoDhvsics of the AS TISSR), which simultaneou!ily, fulfilled the fun~-
tion of a plastoviscosimeter and a dynamooptimeter The device schemat-
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85707
Investigation of the Processes of Plastic S/069/60/022/004/004/()05/XX
Deformation by Means of Ethylcellulose Solu- B003/B056
tions and Gels and Optical Polarization
ically shown in Fig. 1 and describe,4 in detail in the original paper con-
tains, among other things, a Kcn lolariscope (KSP-5), as well as a
Berek compensator for measuring Me optical effect. The dependence of
shear streBB on deformation as well as the deformation-kinetic diagrams
were ascertained with the help of Pavlov's elastoplastoviscosimeter
(Ref. 14). The material used was Soviet ethyloellulose of the type K-290
(K-290) with a molecular weight of 7-7~10 4 and a substitution degree of
46.25~- The viscosity of a 5% alcohol benzene solution was -290 centipoice
at 20 C. The ethyl cellulose was used in a dissolved state in benzyl
alcohol (of different concentrations) and/or in benzyl alcohol dibutyl-
phthalate mixtures (whose mixing ratio was varied in a 30% concentration)
The measured results are shown in the diagrams of Figs. 2 - 5. The
modulus of shear of the ethyl cellulose solutions was between 0,01 and
2 2 7
1 kg/cm , the viscosity between 10 and 10 poise Owing to their mechani
cal properties, the solutions in benzyl alcohol corresponded to highly
viscous Newton liquids having a completely linear dependence of
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DZYMA, %.F.; FAV VIHOGRAWV, G.V.
- "-X
Instrument for a simultaneous study of dielectric and rheological
properties of viscoplastic imiterin1s. Zav.lab. 2L no-3:353-356
16o. (MIRA 1):6)
1. Institut, obahchey i rteorganicheakoy khimit Akademii nauk USSR.
Aterials-Zlectric properties)
(Rheology)

KUSHNAREV, D.M., kand. '.ekhn. nauk; PAVLOV. V.P., gornyy -Jnzh.
._
Using itdanitp and water-containing f-xl)loqivt-,,3 in strip minf-s
of the "Apatit" Combine. Vzryv. delo no.54/11:356-362 '64.
(MIRA 17:9)
1. Gosudarstvennyy inst4tut gornokhimicheskogo syrlya.

PAVLOV V,P,
Soviet electric welding devices at an international
exhibition held in Great Britain. Elaktrotekhnika 34
no.10:71 0 163. (MIRA 16t1.!)
1. Veasoyumpya Oblyedinentys "Mnshinookeport's

ZAVIYALOV, 0.1.; -PAVIDV~-V.P.
Spectral representations of inelastic ampl1tudes in perturbation
theory. Zhur.eksp.1 teor.fiz. 44 no.5tl5D3-1508 Yq 163.
(KIRA 16:6)
1. Matematicheskiy institut AN SSSR.
(Scattering (Physics)) (Invariants)

PAnOV V F agronom-entomolog (GroznYY); KAZYIR071 A., sadoved-
v (Luninets Brestskoy obl.)
Iyubitell, personal'nyy pensioner
Readers' letters. Zashch. rast. ot vred. t bol. 6 no.6:13
161. (MIRA 16:4)
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(KrIvoy Reg--Mining engineering)

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(PIweetum alloys)