SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PETROV, G.M. - PETROV, G.N.

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IOTELINIKOV) V. A., akademiki GUS'KOV, G. Ya.; DUBROVIN, V. M.1
DUBINSKIY, B. A.; KISLIK, M. D.; KORENEFM, Te. B.; MIYASHIN,
V. P.1 MOF.OZGVR V. A.1 NIKITcKlY, N. I.; MTROV, G. M.;
PODOPRIGORA, 0. A.; RZHIGAV 0. N.: FRANTSESSON, A. V.:
SHAKHOVSKOY, 1. M.
Radar trac)dng of the planet Mercury. DokI AN SSSR 147 no,b;
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(Yercury(Planst)) (Radar in astronomy)

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Tr=: Radar obaervatLons of the gJane in the Soviet Union
SOURCE: All OSSR. Doklady*, V. 151, no. 4, 1963, 8u-814,
TOPIC TAGS! Mare radar observations, Mare reflected-signal apectr=, I/arb
Doppler-frequency shifts Mare rotation time, Mars reflection-coefficient
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ABSTRACT: Radar observations of-M northern hemisphere from 14*301 to
latitude and'~~oW_316 to ~6_0* and from 0 to 140* longitude were carried out in
the Soviet Union on 6-10 February 1963 at a frequency of approximately 700 Mc-
The polarization of radiated vaves vas circular, with antenna polarization
changing to linear during reception. The energy of the signal incident on the
visible surface of Mare vas 1.2 v. Both transmission and reception lasted
approximately 11 minutes. The sigma had the shape of alternate rectangular
transmissions and Intervals of a &wation of 4.096 see each, at two frequencies
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differing by 62.5 cps, The signals were recorded on a magnetic tape together
w-Ith a 2000-cpa oscillation, which served w a scale. Receiver sensitivity
was calibrated before and after operation on the ba.sis of Casaiopeia-A dis-
crete-source radiation. The correction for frequency shift due to the Doppler
effect was regulated by an electronic d1gital frequency meter. In all, 99
observations were made, and the signal reflected from Mare was reliably de-
tected on the nights of February 7-8 (28 observations) and February 8-9
(20 observations). The results of spectral analysis of these 48 observations,
carried out with 4-cps filters and a storage time of 8.5 hr. are shown in Fig. I
of In the reflected signal spectrum, there is a darrowband com-
ponent whose energy exceeded by 4 times the P14S measurement error cuwed by
noise. The average reflection coefficient, determined as the ratio of the
reflected-signal energy to received-signal energy under the assumption that
Mars was an even, ideally conductive sphere, was found to be 1%. "The authors
thank J.,_~XAk_elA, Y,._Q._Y_Qy_t9_Y, M.- M. Dedlovskiy, G. A. Zhtirkina, A. M.
Luki , M.,_HL~nodkizip E[. A. Stevanov, &_Y, Frantsesson., PLjjj~yKetkov, end
I. A. SharabarIg for their assistance." Orig. art. has: 3 figures, 1 table,
and 1 formula.
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at iflilj-:6"'th rom" t -and the radar,frequency a*- A:11
the.vat Wej ~'obt& r a ast Ice unt t
I '~~tn;dfc'atii.'t6eit'any~'afte:ct of theAnterplametary Oedium on the' measure-am ts
1 s. within the'llmIts-of em drimental',error. 1fie ,more a Inatidn' of
P courate4sterm
the, drbI .t ;rtd,jIze,o'f,Ven .us: by: prolonged. radar. Ip.robt ag _(Octobir~December, t962) f s i
'-`1.'d scussed;and the diste 'ces to this planet obtalhed,by'ghe authors are presented;j
n
Ion CC.:
Ion of the dlstan ca -the .n a xA0 lan. The i ayes .tigat
bserved wasAo,
Ahloi-siirfac~e oftplanets.'by mesitirinj-the~.reffe'ctfbn-'co-efficient of the surface
li discu Sed anJ~the, results- obtalned for- Venus~ In the SSSft (RAO. CM)
Usk .69-Aind-12.6 dit) aire.discussed and cmpared.. The:effect of the
Istaticiii:'r feequeW -4M - th* an I -of toct deta .ce i the.intensity,of the re-
fle~ted radar~wave Is, discui4s'e4. to Mi'dir-Is'66 -'of,- tfid-'dim~`obtslned haz~shoknthst
..foe'A-46 the.' rfaces, of Venus and of the Moo ha4e,fnhomag ' tf i of 'about
Cm Su n enel e
'th6_,same Istructure. The radar study: of ~ Mars In the
USAA.dj the,sm in 1963 is
Aso,d1kU*sO4-. The Mean reflectloWcoofficlent of~ Mars as found W the authors
y
"I s *1the.- s8 -me 1, a Wthe Ca of the. Kom) I ic V r*n the datit,obtained In the~-
so
'USAAhis coefficient Is half 'the a6ve valdei Jhl~ may-be due to,a change to the
tactlon~-weff Iclent 'of the P'lonetts surface with frequency. The character of!
h L of,. wave Indicat6s,the presence ' Kars of large
:,;t 6 - spfttr mi he reflected on _ftat
regtons.~'Rid*r.memtsurements of'the period of.rotat[66 _' of Venus, madelm the Sisict'.
And UsA t a 1962; arii then: di sclussdd; thi%good agre6iminc (n the pariodi of 'rotatro4i
2 r coWuted _fe6wth ned at dt, f ferent f reqcj"et ei
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i i:: Meridional observat ion of the ~un and of the large planets
k I 1~tl'v: Ref. zh. Astronomiya, Abs. 4.51.97
'I r y A s t r one t ro n f - r- - 1 V, M. -L. N-tuk:i
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.U:)"Fi(ACT: Realization of the re5olution of the 15th astrometric conference the 1_~~SR
on the observation of trio- Sun a-nd tne larW Planets in soviet obser-vatories is analyzed.
The results are evaluated. in Nikolaev, the Sukharev mirrorfilter is used for solar ob~
servdtions: the RMS error with this filter is 1.5 times less than with a dark filter
on the evepiece. It has been proposed to obseive the Sun through narrow slils in front
U~ the obJective. To a-,sure processiiq: 4 tne ~,,un Prid planets by all possible means,
one should observe a maxirqum number of stars in the daytime, guarding the instrument
from scattered light. Diurnal behaviour of the torld line azimuth is an imortant pro-
blem. In Nikolaev, a difference of -.027 t .004 between night and day azimuth was fo-
und; at noon the azi-muth changed, apparently by a step jump. This is to be verified on
as large& number of instruments as possible. To increase observation homogenuity, it
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is proposed to make all day time observations thru a window in a screen. A most purpo-
seful screen is described. [Translation of abstrac t1_
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1. institut radiotekhniki i elektroniki AN SSSR.

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l.Inzhener otdela truda i zarplaty Kuybyshavskogo sovnarkhoza.
(Mach,ine-shop practice)

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Some problems in general mechanization sui(! autou-'Ac control
of the Vr-),ducti(-,ns irocess~s ~n the Z(-lrt,.is~.'nsxiy Yinp. Sbur.
trud. VIIIMV~M,T , C.,. " K:- A '~, : Q
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AUTHORS: Ushakov., V. B.; Petrov, 0. M.
TITLE - Analog mathematical ru chine M-IL with input and -output inf ormation in
digital form
SOURCE: Voprosy* vy*chislitellnoy matematJ-ki i vy*cbLislitellnoy tekhniki. Xoscow,
1963, 26L-275
TOPIC TAGIS: analog computer, digital input, digital output, high stability,
constant current amplifier, stabilized zero, no-dinear diffsrential equations
ABSTRACT: The authors describe the T14-14 analog computer in some detail. The
nachine is extremely stable due to the constant current amplifiers with stab-l"ized
zeros. The nathematical and logical operations of which the machine is capable
are designed for solution of systems of ordinary nonlinear dJ-fferentw equaticar,
containing a large c 'uantity of various nonline~.r dependencies. 7he se"up of blacks
in the 1-2J-lL males it possible to solve cor%)Iicated systems of nonlinear ordinary
differential equations of up to 30th order. With two such machines working in
parallel, still mora comp.11cated problems can be solved. The basic machine
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operationa are aummation, multiplication by a constant coefficient., integration,
multiplical.ion of two dependent variables, reproduction of a nonlinear function
of one variable, and use of the logical operation of conditional unp. The Maching
has provision for introducing low-frequency random inputs and for oncil-lograph
vienwing of the output. Some pertinent data are given:
Number of removable type blocks (including 176 matched constant
current amplifiers) 372
Number of vacuun tubes 3109
Number of semiconducting diodes (germanium and silicon) 71, " - C)
Number of semiconducting triodea i2:)
Number of resistors about 33
Number of condensors 7C20
Length of wiring, in meters about L5 Doo
Electrical capacity, required of a three-phase network
of 220 v, 50 cp.% in,kva 2 12
General area occupied by machine, In m 10
In comparing the Ml-lL with the best P-merican machines, the authors claim. that
1.21-14 yields nothing to the others. Orig. art. has: 2 figures, 1 table and 1
f orrrul a.
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Vitenberg, 1. H.,,.!etrov, G. H.: Pukh G. Ye.. eds.
Problems of theory and application of mathematical modoling (Voprosy
teorLL I prLmenenLya mstematLcheskoRo modefirovaniyo). Moscow,
Izd-vo "Sovetskoye radio," 1965. 646 p. Lllus., biblio. 5800
copies printed.
TOPtC TAGSt analog computer, simulation. mathematical modeling
PURPOSE AND COVERAGEs This book presents, he present state and
development of Soviet analog coytg_ IhnoloRy and its signifi-
cance In various brances of Soviet science and national economy.
Problems of the theory of analog computers and mathematical mod-
sling of systems described by partial differential equations and
ordinary differential equations are discussed. Readers are famLl-
larized with experience gained In operating modern computers. The
book contalt.a articles by several well-known specialists in com-
puter technology which are based on material from the First All-
Union Conforenco on Analog Computer Tachnoto.gy, This b-ooi -I*'
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Intended for a wide range of specialists engaged In designing and
operating analog and digital computers, also teachers and students
In ensintering institutes and State universities.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Preface -- 3
Ch. 1. Problems of the theory of analog computers --_5
Methods of quasi-analog modeling (C. Ya. Pukhovf" 5
Theory of quasi-analoR integrators asi-d-o- the' modeling of
n
algebraic operator@ with the aid of inductorg and capacitors
(Be A& BorkovskiyY*-- 23
The7 _9yfiifie'sis__ of qualitative multiloop control systems including
analog controllers (K. D. ZhuO~~-'- 39
The development of analog methods and means for solving boundary-
value problems in the USSR (8, A. Volynakiy, L.__q_. Kogan, 1. Me
Totellbauvj,, and H.&_ D.
The applicsiio'n of-ii-i-ctrical m6 els to solving problems of the
thersophysics (Lo A. Kozdobs) 11
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The application of electronic digital computers to the designing
of analog computers (I. B. Vaysman) -- 36
Unt L L s Procedures for setting up mathematical problems on analog
computers -- 102
Calculation of multiple integrals on analog computers (V. L.
Krasnikov, and N. 1. Tltov) -- 102
Some methode for modeling integral equations (A. F. Verlan') -- 130
The structure of an electronic model with an extended range of
problems (G. 1. Grezdov) -- 141
Solving linear programming problems by analog computers (I. H.
Vitenberg, and Ye. F. Yefremovs) -- 150
Solving a class of mathematical programming problems on analog
computers (S. S. Shishman) -- 176
The application of analog computers to determining and transforming
distribution functions of low-frequency noise (S. K. Vosityus,
and Ro Yu* Yasinysvichus) -- 187
Problems in applying analog computers to da~Lgning,electrophysical
apparatus (D. M* Dem'yananko) -- 195
Application of the MR-14 analog computer to solving the Schrodinger
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equations of complex systems by the HO LKAO [molecular orbits
constructed in the form of linoor combtastions of atomic orbital
method (V, Do Skomorokhov# and V. M. Tapilin) -- 208
Certain methods and schemes for applying analog computer elements
to experimental studies of automatic control systems (Yu 0
Shterenberg ) -- 212 Iq
Methods for Investigating automatic scanning cransients (Yeo A.
Yerokhin) -- 223
The application of relay circuits In modeling (V. L. Krasnikov,
and No 1. TLtov) -- 238
A method for'constructing an approximating broken line (Yu. M.
Totrokhin) -- 250
An electrical model for solving systems of hyperbolic equations
(A, To Luklyanov, and 1. Do Rolyukov) -- 264
Cho 111, Methods and means for solving partial differential equa-
tLons -- 268
Commercial EGDA integrators (Po F. Ftltchakov and V. 1. Panchishfn--268
Solving certain problems for parabolic equations with the aid of
the.EGDA integrator (V. To Chernoval) -- 273
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Principles of modeling three-dimensional static fields (0. V.
Tozoni) -- 284
Simplified analogs of infinite media (L. V. Hitsetskiy) -- 296
An approach to the problem of designing analog computers for
jij9-j-y-Uy,-Aroblems of structural mechanics (A. Ye. St anov) -- 309
flodelLng problems of the Applied theory of elastici y on ohmic
resistance networks with introduction of additional currents
M It. Samus'.', -- 316
The design of certain integrating circuits and their application
to the solution of nonlinear differential equations (V. V.
Klimov, and V. V. Petrov) -- 329
An analog computer for solving three-dimensional Laplace equations
by the induced current method (G. M. Gerahteyn, V. P..Pronin,
V. A. Sedin, and Go K. Fedonin) -- 339
A specialized static model for solving nonlinear equations of
mathematical physics (A. To Luklyanov) -- 352
The application of static models to solving problems of the beat
conduction type (I. P. Zherebyatlyev, and A. To Luklyanov) -- 369
A combined model (conducting paper-R-network) for solving nonsta-
tionary heat conduction problems (to. A. Kosdobo, and L. V.
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Modeling nonstatLonary heat transfer in a rod (I. G. Vintizenko,
A, V, Kozhevnikov, and A. 1. Kuznetsov) -- 400
The use of reeLstor netuorks for solving three-dimensional and
two-dimensional problems of prospecting geophysics (L. V.
ULtsetakiy, and A. P. Pokin) -- 410
Determination of filtration flows in inhomogeneous media by
electric integrators and calculating the resistance of networks
(L. C. Kogan) -- 415
ICh. IV. Applications of and operational experience with analog
computing machinery -- 433
The application of the HN-14 analog computer to modeling catalytic
processes (V. V. Skomorokhov, and V. 1. Prosvirnin) -- 433
Modeling the IRT-2000 nuclear reactor on analog computers (I. G.
VLntLzanko, and V. Ya. Durnovtoev) -- 438
The use of analog computer and discrete logical devices in a
scheme for optimal controll%f the process of completing open-
hearth furnace melts (I. He Borzenko~ L. He ZaydenberR, and
L* A@ Sapoxhalkov)
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An investigation of the dynamics of controlling the rpm of a
Diesel engine by means of an electrical model (V. ff. Lobastov,
and le'l, DavydkLn) -- 469
An investigation of the vertical vibrations of an autobus by an
electronic HPT-9 computer (g.LA.-KozLL Ya-~IH.*-Pevzner, I. B,
SkLnder# and Ye.'' I., _FLILpp_~tj~ich) -- 482
The application of analog computers to calculating transients in a
circuit with diodes (V. A. Kochegurov, and A. A. Teresh-
chenko) -- 490
A method for calculating circuits with rectifier elements by means
of analog computers (I. A. Gruzdev, L, A. Kuchumov, and Yu. A.
Maksimov) -- 494
Experience in using analog computers for electric power calcula-
tions (I. A. Gruzdev, and L. A. Kuchumov) -- 508
The application of nonILnear-analog models for modeling electro-
mechanical and magnetic amplifiers (L, He Osipov, and I. D.
CherepeoLn) -- 524 0
Modeling one-cycle magnetic amplifiers with asymmetrical design
parameters (V, Ya, BoyarevLch, and E. T. Beyners) -- 341
The application of an HUD-1 analog computer to selecting and
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Calculating systems for forming an electron beam (V. A.
Kochegurov, N. V, Trikhenova, and Po H. ShchauLn) -- 552
The solution of certain problems with the aid of analog computers
(L. S. G*iakhic&ShVLLL, N. P. Kandel&kL, A. H. Kv&vLlashvili,
T. 1. HarusshvLIL, and 0. G. OkroashvilL) -- 560
Analog models for investigating "man-and-machine" systems (V. F.
Venda) -- 570
Zxperience gained in applying electronic analog computers to
scientific and engineering investigations (G. M. Zhdanov. 1. H.
Tatellbaum, and N. 1. Chelnokov) -- 579
Experience in operating HN-7 and EHU-8 electronic computers (N. C.
VLntLzanko, V. Ya. Durnovtsev, A. V. KozhevaLkov, and V. V.
Tsygankov) -- 587
The application of analog comRuters to investigations of thermal
proceoffios_in a cutting tooll"(A. N. ReznLkov, A. V. TemnLkov.
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An attacfiment to an RC-network for periodization. measuring. and
formulating boundary conditions when modeling nonstationary
thermal processes in a cutting toot (A. V. Tema _ 0
_tkov M. Yaq
Likhttsinderl and V, H. GavrLlov) 611 Olt/
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Electrical modeling of problems of the dynamics of certain machan--
ical structures (APG.~Y,Levin) -- 615
The application of analog computers to investigating processes in
a main gas pipeline (M. A. ZhIdkova) -- 62a
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ALMIOR7 Kotel'nikov, V, A. ; Alekaandrov, Yu. N ; ~pra~sin, L. V. - C
Dubrovin, V I Kislik. M. D. _I - - ~; . Gy K
. M. _j!~znetP_ov_�.._ 1. . Pct
Frantsesson 'A V.-- Shakovsk6j, A. M.
TTTLE: Radar observations of Venus In the Soviet Union in 196h
sf.~
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady. v. 163. no. 1, 1965, 50-53
TOPIC TAGS: radio wave reflection, Venus radar observation, radio emission measure-
ment, radar observation, radio astron
5-:F.
ABSTRACT: Radar observations of Venus at 40 cm were conducted between 11 and 33
June 1964 by the Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics of the Academy of
Sciences USSR. Frequency modulation and periodic linear frequency modulation of
radiated signals were employed. Paramagnetic and parametric amplifiers were used
at the receiver output. 813M&l analysis was performed by www of a 20-channel
analyzer with a filter bandwidth of 1.2 cps for each channel. The reflected
signal spectrum and measurements of the radial velocity of the motion of Venus
vere determIna4 on the basis of the Doppler shift of the signal spectrum of the
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TITLE s Some characteristics of the methods of exploration of
-skarn orebodies
~-'PZRIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 2, 19639 119 ab-
stract 2D69 (Razvedka i okhrana nedr., 1962, no. 7.
49-50)
TEXT Cold ore deposits in skarns-are gererally small, and the
the
.1orebodies are in the shape of nests,and pockets. They occur in
ne of.limestone or-non-ore-bearing skarnst without apparent re-
W
ulart~y. During exploration of such deposits, drilling from special-
rg
,ly inspected holes was-succesefully employed. Holes were made at
in
,.,.,..,distances of 100 - 150 m from each other, to depths of 3 - 4 m,
relatively, dense rocks.-1717-1, (OP-1) machines-were placed in special
..,.1chambers. Horizontal 50-- 70 m wells were first drilled. When ore-
:bodieq were~located, their-exact position was ascertained by drill-
!,ing further wells. To confirm the,sides of the mineralized areas,,
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the 300 (EIP-300) equipment is used in place of GP-I allowing
-.200 M.-e wells to be drilled. Drill bits armored wi
th AK-9 (VF,-a)
d r-53 FG-53) pobedites /-Abstracter's notes-composition unknown
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n -7
were e Un -Ab
uied,,allowing drilliRg of rocks to X th category.
.a ract
t er's uotot Complete translation,
tw
iCard 2.

T,-LKACHl,V, G.M.i PL-111N, G.M.
Pructice -~f an Integrated drilling crew. ftazved.1 ,P
no.1147-.48 Ja I i~;, . -~ 1 , 1 ~ I
1. TreL3t *Zapaibzolotn".
(DDring,

-ekhn. nauk, red I.Y.,
tekhr. nau-k, rec. 1 recl.
Fru:,Ierns of' t:,t, neO-Y an,~ ppl
ing,' Vc,~rosy teo---* i
va,ni ia -Po.kv-I,
(for

ARARAW-HYL11. A.Z., kanri.okon.vauk: BiOl. Sh.M.. Irwid.okon.rouk; HAROTAN, O.V..
d,)I:tor mod.nauk; 8A6HKI.,tUV, A.V., kiind.elcon.nauk; BU~HEV, P.P., kBrid.
lst.pauk; UMOiWD, V.S.; DURO?AY-9VA, L.Y., inand.fllol.oauk. DC-Ro-
S"NKO. Ye.A.. kand.ist.nauk; 4A'1I6TLVICH, A.A.; IVA140VA, H.ii.,
int.vjauk; IVANUV, M.S., aoktor ist.nauk; IL'BAlY, G.N., kand.l.st.
muk; KI.SLYAKOV, N.A., doVtor Ist.nauk; KOMI~iSARUV, J-5., kand.filol.
nauk; KUWCYEV. K.K., Imnd.filol.nauk; MOISAY-0, P.P., kand.ek-on.
nauk; PAKFALI14A, T.li., kond.filol.nnuk; PETROV, M.P., doktor reogra-
ficheskikh nauk, Drcf.; P&TROV G.M., ~-bnd.ist.nsuk-. SOKOLOVk, V.b.,
doktor filol.nauk; TRU;Olmr-Lr~r i?ARKHADIYA!i. A-1.. kand.19t.
wuk; SHOYTOV. A.M.. ka-id.filol.nau~; ZAUOD9R, B.N., doktor tatort-
chaskikh nauk, orof. , otvetstvennyy red.; AKHRAKVICH, R.T.. kand.
lBt.nauk. red.; FALIRA, A.I., kand.i5t.muk, red.; l1UZliNTZ3UVA, A.A.,
rod. izd-vs-, SHVII-KOVSKAYA, Y.R., red. izd-va: PRU4AK(,VA, T.A., tekhn.
red.
[Provent-day Irfin-, a manutill Sovremennyi Irtin; BprFivnrhnik. Moskva,
N 57. 71" p. (Mv~A 13
1. AVis(lqmiyFj naL07 ~)SSI( -Infitit it vo!~tokovojoriipi.
( I r,~ n)

GRABOVSKIT, M.A.; PETROVA, G,N
-- =j----
Stabilit7 or residual magnetized rocks. Izv.M! SSSR Ser.gtnsfiz. R0-3
2go-296 Kr 156. (~a; 9:7)
I.Akademiya sauk SSSR, Goofizichaskiy iistittit.
(Rocks-MagnatIc properties)

-?M N. ~.v
fertilization and first stages of cleavage of human aeg, in ritro
[with stunmary in Flnelish). ATirb.anst.gtot. I mbr. 3; no.1:8"l
J8-F 158- (MIRA 1114)
1. 1z ~:afodry gisto)oeil I embrIologil kzav. - prof. B.P.Khvatov)
Xrymskogo goaudaretvennogo meditsinekogo itietituts. Adres avtora:
Simferopol'. bullver Lorina, d. -5/7, Keditsinsicty institut, k9fedra
O"tologil.
(YERTILIZATICH.
first stages of cloavage of fortilized, human egg In
vitr-n (Pus))

PLTROV. r,.N.
Survey of ms,-thodp for nroducirW, r-lief maps. Good. I Yart. no.~:
4n-47 MY 456. (KLRA 9:10)
(Cartography) (Rolief maps)

PETROV, G.N.
State of the hydroloeical study of small rivers in the middle Volga
Valley and further patsh of streamflow investigation. Trudy Kazan.
fil. AN SSSR. Ser. energ. i vod. khoz. no.415-11 '59. (MIRA 13:8)
1. Otdel energetiki i vodnogo khozyaystva Kazanskogo filiala All
SSS-1.
(Volpa Valley--Hydrology--Research)

PASMIEVA, S.I.; PETROV. G.N.
Methodological problems In studying the rolp of climatic factors
in runoff formation. Trudy Kazan. fil. AN SSSR. Ser. energ. i vod.
khoz. no.4:112-125 159. (MIRA 13:8)
1. Otdol energetiki i Yodnoeo ichozyaystva Kazansicogo filiala
Akademii nauk SSSYL.
(Volga Valley-Runoff)

PETROV, G.N., icand.tekhn.nimik, doteent
Mechanics of the notion of parts in a vibrating mill. Izv.v7s.
ucheb.zav.; masbinostr. no-5:3-10 '60. OQU 13: 7)
1. Hookovsk070 vyseheyo tekhnichoskoyo uchilishche im.
Baumana.
(Killing machinery)

?YBOV,
We prctect '_-ve track against drifts. P-.~ *; ' ,_
, 2 : ii~-i6 N 159.
-_ . - '140A 1,: ~)
n
1. Zuro!itjtal' nAchaj'nIku Ber-Chogirnke-, .' '. , t. , :~ t q '. 4 ,
star,'st.ya Ber-Chogur, Kazakhakoy doroe,.
fBr,:-,- ~~ o0r.= --Railroad a-Snow protect ion ary.1 )

AVER'YAN(NA, ri. A, ; PF'N()V, (;.N.
Densit.3r of *ne nydrographic network in ~ne ;- --.7a Va- --.. .
Izv. Kaz-in. ~il. AIN 'ISSR. S,-r. gner,;. i 7:-.. ~rncz. z
'bl . ,~~ ~,, A . - :
(Volga Valley--Hydrograpr,y)

AW-'RIYANCVA, 3.A.; PETROV, 'j.N.
Prevqiling slopes of' *.no earth's surface and -
over *.he rjasins of sma, I rivers if' ~.ne midfile 7-, ig~i 7k - --,. ,
Izv. Kazqn. ~11. a Ser. onerg. i vod. - . -
' 01 . 1-~ . -- :
(Volga 'IsAlley-Slopes (Physical. gp(.grqp.-..,

BACITIM01i, 11. 1., ir~zh. ; V(;Lh~,V, S. , Inzh. ; M-01JE, SKD ~`. S., J~rof .'
dok-tor te-k-Im. neuk; S.A., -,ot::ert, kan,~. tekhr. n-ruk;
ot.., iarr. nplak;
A.V.p 00t.-~., k%iic. , watk; KI:U
I.I., dots., kanti. tekhi nituk; !G'A"111~, A.A., vuirshiy pre-
podawtell; Knnuv, cictF.; NIKULD", r;ots., klind.
1 --~:7 '.-E%, :rof.
tekhr. nauk; PODYA!.'KCN' A.b.. .;,t~.; T -~, zl
cioktor tekhr.. nauk; L.A., .-.ots., ~nno.
nauk; SGbOIEV, V.L., clots., tekhr..rauk; '-*I~FCV~', VJ;.,
inzh. ; TDJiOFI-CV, 1 .11. , cot f. ki~nd. 'vkh: . mulr; FaG:-.OV,
A.A., dotc., k~unci. --ekhn. nauk; CPGNIKFI!~, A.A., clots., kand.
tekhn. nauk; CUILIKB, prof., i_-lav. red.; G(,LC,A];, A.71.,
prof., red.; GO"DINS~JY, E.G., prof., red.; 3.1;., Prof.,
doktor tekhn. nauk, r-d.; FEDCITYEV, A.:.,., '~-of., red.; A171K,
I.V., inzh., red.; N.I.) tA!klx,. red.
[E-lectric,il en;-ineerii-C sj,ra-
vachnik. 3., jerr,7. i :nj. i:!,c-. loc ot)rhchei red. A.T.
Golow.ra i o--kvp, So.-enerf-oiv,- t. Vo 1. 1. 19~..'. 732 p.
(MI.-A 1':10
1. Moskovskly (,n(-rf-.otichoqki- ir,:titut (for Golovan, Gnidin.,3kiy,
Petrov, Fedose:.~,v, Chilikin, Ar.tik).
(Eir.-ctric enri,-,ering--Fand~x,oks, iwnuaiL, etc.)

LIFSHITS, V.S., inzh.; PET.IOV, "j.N., inzh.
Evnluatina ~.he quality ~~r FJp-lina ~,utt joints made b)r resistance
welding. 3var. prcizv. m .4: 2 -'- 2,. AP I o 3. "Nou 1 , : 4.1
1. Vse soy-uznyy naurhno- i -m 1" lowt tp 1 ' sk ii I na ti t1i t po stro i tp I I stxni
magistraltykh truboprovodov.
(Pipelines--Welding) (Wplding-Testing)

MALYSHEVA, Z.S., st. prepod.; GLUKHOV, N.A., kand. tekhn. nauk, dots.;
YINUT, S.B., dots.; PETROV, G.N., kand.tekhn.nauk,- dots.;
RESHETOV, L.N., doktor tekhn.neuk, prof., red.;
(Theory of mechanisms and machines] Teoriia mekhanizmov i
mashin; kurs lektsii [By)Z.S.Kalysheva I dr. Pod red. L.N.
Reshetova. Moskva, No.4.(Dynamics of mechanisms and machines]
Dinamika mekhanlzmov t mashin. 1959. 91 p. (MIRA 16:7)
1. Moscow. Moskovskoye vyssheye tekhnicheskoye uchilishche.
I'Mechanisms) (Machinery, Kinematics of)

PETROV, G.N.
aeographical z(~nh.' ~ 14 and ~,.(drologirhl protlemp ' , - , - -- -
r
mapping. 1 zv. Kazar. ',I' . A,11" iSa. spr. -nerj-. - -.- :. . - -,.
no. 2: 5-26 '6 1, 1'-~: ?, A . -- -
(Hydrography)

PETROV, J.N.
Roughness coefficient of small rivers and its ct~arartr-r-.Sl.
during -ow-water periods In (-onnecti5r, with
stream channel with aquatir vegelation and the dise~rqr,,- ,r.-RF
ment technique. Iz,/. Kazan. fil. AN SSSR. Ser. Pner.-. i v
khoz. no.2:61-"~ '61. .
(Stream measurpmF-nts)

. I I-CV . - . . ;
1_1 ) . .1 . I. . . .;
.-. ? . .~. ; I . . 1 -.1. C.
1. ~ I . ,; Ual-J. ., .'
Lvt;( rl~ ~ .. i, 'ev , . ~ tr (lie t.
;~od,:' 1 4 61 . ~ " X. !,:,
(";" tusc,,,, - v vi-,hp 1~,,5-1,,61)

HTROV, G.N.; KOROTKOV, A.A.
Composition of the reaction products of vanadi,um oxytric:-loride
with triethylaluminum. Lokl. All ~-,~R 14.1 no.3:632-6351 1; '~-.
(NifCA 14:11)
1. Vsoaoyuznyy nauchno-iculadovatollskiy inatitLt uintotichoskogt
knuchuka im. S.V. babedeva. 2. Chlen-korrespondent AN' S5,,R
(for Korotkov).
(Vanadium chloride)
(Aluminum)

KCVAIZV, Mikhail Prokliorovich; HORULKOV, Sergey Petrovich; TEREKHOVA,
Klavdiya Sergeyevnal PETROV, G.N.p kand.tekhn.nauk, dotsent,
retsenzent; GORTSUMA, F.A., red.; NOVIK, A.Ya., tekhn.red.
(Dynamic balancing of the wheels of gyro systems] Dinamicheskoe
uravuoveshivanie rotorov giroskopicheskikh sistem. Koskva,
Oborongiz, 1962. 257 P. (KUU 15:5)
(Balancing of machinery) (Gyroscope)

t r
AS
rER'~Z~ICAL; A,,
TUT : "-.e wc r?. was 7*
ew
es ta
r-iles erah:e an aiva:- ~t
:~f the reacti~,n I A: C
s A- C W~is ;I s a
,~nd,r str~c*. exc: j.9- z .9 3 13 r
(f ft W L;l
ar.A difin,jivo!] a I'!
v met ri c a! lywt!. 7a e
ar.j "r.- "lltrate a
Tne etnane, e t 7.
Card '/s

S s
-i an ty f C 0 f r,-,. e -iw u s .5 - a s
e t I 7r .,j s f A I
an -,/a r. a
tat:vc: y and t,.,*.
n s -, a S e t.,. e q 1 a r, t 7- a,~
13L "r, f A I ra, e 7
t',.e react'. -- n 7, '. x ~r~ was
_i r; rea c t e dethj: gr-j~s cal I
r these data , the
A' 'C w~., re :a* -~j' oit,- Al;j -1
tan e
r 4~ a
ac C,; r
Card 214
a r
':.ane
a -
a t t'. e

1 1 /C 031r, 21
St-;-Ij a f t L e z~si t I, :i . . .
+ Et, w~.,~re
V_Cl + Al ( C H, C H Vocl_
3 2 5 1
Et are the ethyl groups determi,.1 as Gael,
i,._-arbcnqj (2) at tLe
V - C bond: OAI (C41ioi
VOCI, + Al (C2H,). - CI,v ---,V(:], +A I (OC4H,) (C-,Ks),*
~;2HB
T',.,-is the valency of 7 (Irci a by one ini t d i- tI-I the for!-,ation of 1 mc~' e
A',C!.(C R and by 2 initq Aue to the of Al(OC II )(C H The
2 5 2 5 2 5
values of the 7 valency, calculated f-r reacticns are in good
P-F.reement. The present ;.,al.er describes t~,e s-Lm~'Ie9t system formed at
n~ 2. '1 ',. einsoluble complex c,_m~ounds fjr:re~ -J-;ring the reduction are
composed of equimol'ar amounts of vanadium _-.Iurideq and alkyl aluminum
compounds, which are able to underj-,,_~ an equ."libri,irr. exchange with !,.e
a_~.~,! aluminum in solution. At n >2, the CI c=tent of the solutic)n
at3ve t-.,2 precipitate :ncreases. With ex-cess I the and
3
tetrava.Lent 7 compounds formei are furtr.er
Card 510

Studj cf the composition ...
VCle + Al.(Gulls)s - (:,II,V(-I, I A1(:1 (C,11,), - + NIC] t Pl-
OA I

VOCI, + A] (C4H.). - Cl,\, vc], -4- A I (01~2Yis) (C4HO2.

Since no further reduction of V occurs
C: rease i ii r,~ba'
4
to an equilibrium;
VC I A I C 1 ( C 11 + A I ( C 11 VC1, A 1 'C -!'C H
A
,
reaction is aaa--r..ell fir AI(OC- :1,
iesiFna'i-r.
Used: M total content of AlC,
C
(-.D n t

Al ( CT )I,)( C -.115 1 n the reac t I on iroduc ts 21 a
2 1 :, :-e3 ively , t,'.e
content of these compounds in the sclut' 1
the quantities of
,
these compo,inds which are clemosorhed ty t~., ~i.;rface of tl:e ~reci;ita*-.
It .'a assumed that m - m + m and I 7r-.,,i *.:.e rtsults
0
and the equation of the equilihrium constants -f 'he re3pect ive rea-
the following equations are derivcd: M r, h u a t

quant i t of Al C! r C h e I of t,-.e reduced vane,:.
Card 4/6

I / I
_''..~/61/141/003/CCO/021.
. , -
Study of the composition ...
chlorides is invergely proportional to tne ~f Al(C2H5)3 int roduced
into the reaction. The decrease of activity of this type of catalyst,
connected with an increase of the ratic AIR 3/-10C13f has been mentioned
severally in publications. This effect may be explained by the decrease
in the content of oomplexed AlCl(C 2H5)2' if one assumes that this compound
represents an active center initiating polymerization. The question is
subject to further study. There are 3 figures, I table, and 10 refer-
ences: I Soviet and 9 non-Soviet. The three references to English-
lang-jage publications read as follows: Ref. 8: P. V. Paulsont J. F.
14urphy. Anal. Chem., 26, No. 7, 1182 (1956), Ref. 9: F. Cotton, Chem.
Rev., .21, No- 3, 55, 71955); Ref. 10: H. Jilman, R. Jones, L. '#code,
J. Am. Chem. Soc., 76, 3615 (1954".
ASSOC:ATION: Vaesoyuznyy na-Lichno-issledovatellskiy institut
sinteticheskogo kauchuka im. S. V. Lebedeva (All-Union
Scientific Research Institute of Synthetic Rubber imeni
$- V. Lebedev)
Card 5/4

PETROV, G.N., kand.tekhn.nauk
Seminar on problems of engineering protection for towns and
villages and the study of the water cycle in areas where the
water level has risen. Gidr.stroi. 31 no.3-61-62 Mr 161.
(MIRA 14:4)
(Hydraulic engineering)

ucal"I'Syl., Yu.V., Prof., utv.red.; FE"I"Ov, G.N. , ; ed. ; I
PI.Z. , teihr.red
[Arear Of Ca~C.ZCr~t ',LfJ.'ns find dons,' ty .1 *he dra.r.ti(:e netwcrk
of sma'I rverE3 in the :r-'dcl:e Voiga Vallayl Ploshchadi
Vodosbomykh busseli.cv i p~ctnojtl rechnol ~-I.i malykh rek
Srednego Povu'.zh'A,4. Ya, z a r. 1 , I 1- 60. 2"4 : -(Akademiia nauk
SSSR. Kazanskil fJl-.al. Tinudyt no. 5)e (MIT-A 14:2)
(Volga Valiey-Hydrography)

PETROV, G.N,, kan&.tekhn.nauk; SAVELDVA, A.A. , kand.tekhn.nauk
Balancing unit for checking the unbalance of aBsembled electric motors.
Iz-v.vys.uaF-'b. sav.; mactinostr. no.3:82-96 160. (MIRA 14:-,)
1. KoskovLkoye vyssheye takhnicheskoye uchil-isbehe Imeni Baumana.
(Balancing of machinery)

FE,rK,jvA, R S - ~ -FFT~IUV , ., '. . Kazan' )
I I ~a - -,r? -~ -1
E-Avino~ -- :~, ., , -P -5 -J~- 0 ~i
M.r -,tr ? -.-~ . ~ ':
, 'eiatpr -,,: ply )

A.
*,r, of -,adev
_G71 3: _'ic
2 1
ock
of
12, 1
-On(j C-OCK pul:rmor nhysicai.
cc7
s c 7. -Lock
-'tane solut n
0 ion ir. t! i~r o. ar
of wore stuciioc_
-V
'-_Lccx_ in ',-e nollr-.ar chain. Fr r, -.~.ancpoint
D ly'- s c, aar.~i nolybutadione are
c homoDolymers obtained on the or~,anolithluir cat-
s_.~_,.-inoint of t-!e oroz)erlt 4-o sof the vulcanizates, thi --yrthesized
Drac
do nct dtffer fror. the nroDarties of -r.Lxt_uras of
ara are entimly determined by the butadiono-to-isonrm~_ ratic.
78,762.2+6"8.762.3, ;6.Z~,C .'"24-0-04,12
.-Cc rd- I - - - -

PETROV, 0. N.
"Transformers,o Val. I, Voacow-LAningrad, 19J4

PTrROV OEORG~NIKOI,Akrll.
p I
Ob ustoichivosti vikhrevykh sloev. Moskva, 1937. 24., illus., table, diagrs.
(TSAG'. Trudy, no. 304)
Summary In
Title tr.: Stai; I'tj of vortex sh ets.
QA911.M6~1 no.3ch
S(--- Aeronautical Sci-r,,(-F ar.d Aviatior, in the Sc.v,et Union, Li-rary of
Congress, 1955

P71"Hcvp Ga)RrIj I~IFIU~-17i.
0 rasprostranenii kolebanii v viazkoi zhidkosti i voznikriovfmii turhulmtnnsti.
Moskva, 1938. 27 -., diagrs. (TSAGI. Trudy, no. 345
Bibligoraphyt p. 2(-47.
Title tr.: Propai:ati-3n of oscillatioris in a vl5ccus flu.Id and the orl,-in of
tur- ulence.
(;,~-911- M65 no. 345
SOr Aeronautical Sclenres and Avlation in the 5oviet. Union, Llt,rayy of Congress,
19~,5

PETROVIO G. N.
.1
"Electrical Macninery," edited b~r G. N. ?et-rov, Parta I and 2, Oaccm-
Leni ngrad, 1960-47

UwAftectricit'y Iftr 448
Wnnaroraers
Mathematics, APplied
"Theory of Calculation of Lcakage Inductance of
Transformers," Prof G. N. Petrov, Dr Tech Scl, 6 pp
*H1ektr1chc;otvo" No ~
Method kno~,n as the mean 6n-_-xietrtc distance permits
determinatlan of leakage Inductance of tranaformer
coils. MethrA of calculation very simple. Petrov
(31ves further and more detolled description of sub-
ject.
'IT;
301L- 47"1

USO/ZlectrtcIty Doc 4T,
Asynchronous Machines
Currents, Electric - Recording
02ffoct of SeturatIon on the Characterist1--ti and
Current Diagram of an Asynchronous Machire.~ Prof
G. N. Petrov, Dr Tech Sol, Moscov Pover D-.g Inst
Lueni Molotov, 6 pp
"Ilektrtchestvo" No 12
ra atodarn heavily used machines Inductances af
windings of stator and rotor In semishielded grooves
depend on c,,irrent In windings and vary In a w!lta
range. ?hie is explained by changes of the cr-m-layer
saturation. Points out practical and theoretical
up 2?0/49T22
USO/Electricity (Contd) r-ac 48
Interests in problem of effect of saturation on
working characteristics of asynchronous machines,
particularly vith short-circuited rotor. Attempts to
develop a theory of asynchronous machines from the
calculation of their saturation.

PFTROVV 0. N., PROF
U:>0'n/'aectricJty Electric Fower Scientists May 49
"Professor L. Al. Sirotinskly (Seventieth Birthday Anniversary)," Prof P.
C. Zhlanov, Dr Tech Scl, Prof V. V. Meshkov, Dr Tech Scl, Prof G. n,_Petrov,
Dr Tech Sci, Docent, A. S. Sergeyev, 1 p
"Elektrichestvo" No 5
Gives details, in brief, -)f Prof Sirotinakiy's early education and his part in
setting up various electrical engineering laboratories. Most of his activities,
in high-voltage techniques, took place at Moscow Power Inst imeni Mo2otov.
Lists most important projects (DneproBtr~,y, etc.) in whic!% he iarticipated.
PA 55A9T29

USSR/'Electricity - Transformers, Current May 50
Measuring Instruments
"Negative Resistance of a Secondary Transformer
Winding," Prof G. N. Petrov, Dr Tech Sci, S. S.
-4
-C Okun' , Cand Tech Sci, Moscow Power Eng Inst Imeal.
nw- Molotov
~Zlektrichestvo" No 5, PP 3-5
112 c*j-rrent transformers, whose characteristics are
CbLiefly determined by parameters of secondary wind-
ing, it is possible to use effect of double mag-
netic leakage to alter active resistance and induc-
tance of this winding. Under certain conditions,
lm
USSR/Electricity - Transformers, Current
(Contd)
167T2_
May 50
negative values can be attained for these parameters.
This phenomenon can be used to compensate for er-
rors of current transformer. Analyzes and experi-
mentally investigates problem. Submitted 27 Feb 50.
167T2
AM-
;7-

M, ROV. G. N.
U!3R/Eloctrii1%y
Dec 51
"Acadealclan V. S. Kulobwdn ~ -its 60th 31rthday). A. TrapaxnIkov, N. P. losteako,
S. N. Petrov, 11. V. Gorokhow. T. L. Losslyevskiy. 1. loewww. m. o. ChIlikin. G. 3'.
Petrov, A. R. Larionorg A. G. loolflywU K. S. 3obov. D. A. Oorodetekly
ONlektrichestwo" No 12. p SO
KulebakIn Is very well known In the flelds of sloe machInes. sloe equipment, automatic
control, and 1llvx4mtIzk-, englasering and has specialized for many years In aV"%1*Q
oleo equlpmento A major general in the aviation onglospring service, he was OW Of
the toduders of the All-UnIon nee Rog Inst aW the last of Automatles and Telez*ahan
and be* headed ohalrs at tho Moscow Power F.W- Inst Unal Molotov &M the Air Force Eng
kead lwenl ?hxzkovekly.
20IT87

PYTRnV, 0. N.-, r"dak-tor; RABOCHKIN, S.I., te1rheLchasirly redairtor.
fCalmndar-mamial for 19')2; suppInment to thm poriodiral *fflnk-
trichmatvo") Kals-ndar'--spravnchnik a& 1952 god; priI02hmnla k
zhiirnnlu "Maktrichastvo.' 4nskvti, Gf)s,F-nergAzd-vn 219 p.
'Mosctric atq-,Inimmrin,--- Ta~)Jms, ("LRA R:10)
Cal-Illitions, ~tc'

GuszT, :i.A., inzh.; ZHUKHOYIT~XIT, B.Ta.. imnd.tak)ui.nnuk; 7ARI11. D.D.,
kand.te6m.nauk: IYAJUT-SHOUNSKIT, A.T., kand.tekrm.rwak;
ENTAZATSICIT, B.A., kand.teL-.YLn.aauk; nTZ-UT-SOV. A.I., inz".;
KOZIS, T.L., kand.tekhn.rwuk; KORTTIH, A.A., lnzh.; LASHKOV,
F.P., inzh.; L'TOY, Te.L., kand.tekhn.nauk; WNIZE-SHKINA, L.P..
kand.tekhn.nDuk; NXKRASOTA. II.M., kand.tek~ir.nqWk; NIKULIH,
N.Y.. kand.taklin.naiik, PUSTOT, Y.A., kand.t,3khnicheskikh
nauk; RAZET14. D.T., knnd.tekhn.mtuk; ROZAINUT, G.N., lcand.tekhn.
nauk; RUMSHISKIT. L.Z., kand.fiz.-matem.nwik; STISTOY, 14A.,
kand.tekhn.nmik; S1R0T1NSX1'!. Te.L.. kand.te~~hn.nauk; SOKOLOV.
M.K., kand.tokhn.nank; TALITSKIT, A.T., prof.; TREMBACH, T.T.,
lnzh.; ?EDOROY, A.A., k~ind.tskhn.nauk-, ISRUDINSKIT, P.G., prof.;
FRTTKOV, T.T., kand.takhn.nnuk: CHILIKIN. M.G.. Drof.. glavn.77
red.; GOLOVAN, A.T., prnf., red.; PEMOT. G.N.. prof.. red.;
M30SXMV, A.M., rrof.. red.; AYrIK, I.T., red.-, SK-TORTSOV, I.M.,
tekhn.red.
(Handbook for electric enpinnering] -71sktrols)klmicheskil sprsivoch-
nik. Xoskva, Gos.energ.lzd-vo, 1952. 640 p. (MIRA 13:2)
1. Propodavnteli Monkovnknj,o nnor,,otic-ioj~koeo intitit,itit Imml T.M.
Molotovn (for all nxnopt Ant1k, Skv,)rtsov).
(Electric ongineering)

U&M,itlectricity - Hydroelectric Oct 52
Generators
"Rydro~-'-,-tric Generators," N. P. Ivanov, Engr,
Prof G. N. Petrov
"Elektriotiestvo' ri(~ IC, pp 11-24
Characteristics )f modern high power hydroelec
generators are discussed and the main structural
units of various machines ire described. AuLhors
State triat the largest hydroelec generators in
the vori.i have been built in USSR and are being
used at Shcherbakov Ftnd Dnepr qtntions, even
23IT22
though the power of the Grand Coulee generator is
108,000 kva while that of the Shcherbakov and
Mepr generat.n,-- are 70,000 kva and 90,000 kvaj
resp. The characteristic upon whicl- authors base
clalm is k-%,a rpr%~
231TP-2

USSII/Electricity - Transformers Dec 52
"Inut rwment TT-RT_~~! .~!Merf~ (Current) Witli E: : ~-Y %)mpen-
nation by thu Mc)!7,',:Tw Powfr Engineering Insi i tul.r
Method " f F,-,rcv, Dr Tech Sci. and Do~-~-nt
s C Ln,. T-h Sc.', Moscow Power- Fnj,, fro.1
N imen I M_ !Mov
pF
E:)=In,-_- theory Df inztrument transforrier- -ur-ent),
whIch have r,- erill-v 7omc into widespread use )n el-ec-
tr if i ca t ~ ()n -In tht-se transformers spc,:;.al ~,netic
shunts ~tr- u~,ed ar.' se:cmdary win~lings ~ir~ i,,ed on
242T22
two legs to produce wile variation of secoi wind-
Ing leakage emf in order to obtain optimur -,ipPnsa-
tion conditions while retaining small sizv- Vt. .
Submitted IS Apr 52
242"F22

.3ubject
Card 1 1
Author
I e
Periodical
Abstract
-.3,-Itution
USSR/Electricity
Pub. 27 - 5/34
Petrov, 0. N,, Dr,. Tech. 3-1., P2-f'-, rjrr!
Abramov, A. L, Kand. Tech. ")el.
Voltages between Windings cif Ea--tr', Ma
by Transient Phenomena
Elektrichestvo, *(, ",4--)1, ji 1'),4
Transient phenomena occurr'ng In windingo 1,161~
motors with multi-turn coils are discussed on the uasL.~
of experimental studies. The character and dlstrlbutlor~
of surge voltages across the coils and turns are
and transient phenomena occurring at the sw1t-h1,nF. f tl,;-
motors are analysed. Results obtained are cxten,,-~,-.' t A
voltage motors and high voltage genersto-3. 1-
3 Russian references (iq4c-iq,~o).
Moscow Power institute Im. Molotov
Submitted Mr 20, 1954

GCLOYAN,A.T., professor, redaktor; GRUDINSKIY,P.G. professor, redaktor;
PWROV,G.M., professor, redaktor; FXDOSBTIV,A.M., professor, redaktor,
WTUM-, k.G., professor, redaktor; ANTIK.I.V., inzhener, redaktor;
SKVORTS(N.I.M., tekhnicheskiy redaktor
(Blectric engineering handbook] Blektrotakhnicheakiy spravochnik. Izd.
2-oe. perer. Pod obahchei red. V.M.Molotova, i dr. Moskva, Goo.energ.
Vol.l. 1955. 527 p. Vol.2. 1955. 624 p. (MIAA 9:1)
1. Moskavskiy energetichaskiy institut imeni V.M.Molotova (for all
except Skvorteov)
(Illectric engineering--Handbooks, manuals. etc.)

AID P - 2627
Subject U00SH/Ele ct ri city
Card 1,11 Pub. 27 - 16 /'30
Author Petrov, G. N., Prof., Distinguished Worker In 3cience
and Technology, Moscow
Title Academician K. 1. Shenfer. On the 70th anniversary
of his birthday
Periodical Elektrichestvo, 6, 71-73, Je 1955
Abstract The author describes the activities of K. I. Shenfer
In the educational and scientific fields and his
contributions to the advancement of electrical
engineering. One photograph.
Institution Moscow Power Engineering Institute Im. Molotov
Submitted No date

AID P - 2941
Subject USSR/Electricity
Card 1/2 Pub. 27 - 6/15
Authors Petrov, 0. N., Doe. of Tech. Sci., and 1. S.
Mayasnicov-'-Kand. of Tech. Scl.
Periodical Blektrichestvo, 8, 39-46, Ag 1955
Abstract The authors present a method of calculating ele-
ctrodynamic forces rising In transformers during
breakdowns. The method is based on the investigation
of the magnetic field and calculation of the radial
and axial components of the induction vector within
the limits of the area enclosed by the windings. The
Influence of the steel core is accounted for with the
help of mirror reflection diagrams. It was found that
the generally applied method of determining radial
components of the magnetic field with the non-compen-
sated magnetizing force of the windings gives incorrect
results. The authors calculated electrodynamic forces
rising with back-fire In transformers of rectifying
Installations and found that these forces may attain

SHATEMN,M.A.; KBSHK(N,V.V.; PrrROV,G.N.; KISRLKV.A.S.; HILIKIND.L.D.
S.O.Nnizell. glektrichostvo no.10:95 0155. (KLRA -~:12)
(Mnizell, Sergoi Oelpovich, 1882-1q55)

Pub 128
-A
G.
Petrov,,,. N-,- C4nd- Tech. ft.,,'Assist. Prof,
11420101 balancing Of mAchin* parts, during their,was prodaction
t Vast. mash. 35150 18-240 MY 1955
I Various &040t9 Of cVr&mdc b&lmlvg - the detendnation of the UWAI=co
and, 91Wnation. of saw - as applied ta practices of mass production of
machinis parts are discussed., Different tMma of Soviet and foreign made
balancing rachineep w*lord by the. machine construction taftstry, are
described, The balancing tolerances. whiah'=w effect the labor output
and this analogous tolerances ~ for geometrical dimensions of parts wA ow-
woes (193&1954)., QrqA. a;
face purity ire explained., Ton USM refar
drasiingel illustrations,
Institution I
~tted -t

nTHOV, G.N. I kandidat tek.~inichesklkh nauk, dotsent.
-~-AIZZ k. ,
Work of the Theory of MechAnisms and Machines Department of Moscow
Technical College in desiKning high-production tools for balancing
of parts [Trudy] M V T U no.65~11-16 '55. (JIMA 9: 9 )
(Balancing of macninery)

PSTROV, G.N.. kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk. dotsent.
Device for automatic calcmIation of the value of disbalance in
six planes of rotation. [Trudy] K V T U no.65:91-99 '55.
(MLRA 9-8)
(Balancing of machinery)

LIVIT, Grigorly 0alpovich, inzhener; BELIKIND, L.D.,doktor tmkhnicheakikh
nauk, redaktor; GLAZUN0V, A.A.,doktor takhnicheakikh nauk, redaktor-,
GOLUBTSOVA, V.A.,imndidat tek~micheskikh nauk, redsk-tor; Z0101"AREV,
T.L..doktor tekhnicheskikb nauk, reciaktor; IZRASH. S.V.,
doktor tokhnicheskikh nauk. redaktor; KIRILLIN, V.A..redaktor:
KONFIDERATOV. I.Ya..doktor takhnichoskikh nauk. rodaktor; PMOV,
G.P,,,d,oktor takhnichoutrikh nauk. redaktar: SIRUTINSKIY. CF-7-
-!Mtor teklinic-heakikh nauk, redaktor, SOLOVIM, I.I..professor.
redektor; STYRIKOVIGH, M.A.,rodaktor; SHIINYBM. Ys.A.,Imndidat
tekhnicheskikh nauk, redaktor-. SHCID:GLYATHV,A. V. reds kt or; AWU,
I.V.,redaktor; FRIDKIN, A.H.,tekhnicheskly reds k-tor
COutline history Of Dower engineering in the U.S.S.R.] Ocherki
po latorii anargetichankoi tekhniki SSSR. Red. komisaiis L.D.
Bellkind i dr. Koelcva, Gos. onerg. tzd-vo. No. 3. ~Power
Congresses and conforonces) Snergetichaskiy slezcLy i
korderentaii. 1956. 98 p. (KLRA 10:4)
1. Moscow. Moskovskty enargetichesiriy Institut. 2.Chlen korrospondent
AN SSSR.(for Kirillin. Styrikovich, Shcheglyayev)
(Power engines rtng-Gongros nos )

PZTROV. Goorgiy Nikolayevich; KRATZ. A.0.. rodaktor; SXVORTSOV, 1.m..
telchnichesk-ly redi'ki,~r
[Blectric machines; in three parts] llelrtric~eslcte mashiay; v trekh
chastiakh. Izd. 2-oa. perer. Moslcva. Gos. energ. izd-vo. Pt.l.
[Introduction. Transformers) Vvedenie. Transformatory. 1956. 224
(Alectric transformers) (MLRA 9:11)
p.

KOSTZNKO. M.P.; KU1,19BAKIN, V.S.; JARIONOV, A.M.; PUTROV, G.H.;
SITUSOV, To.V. ; BOGOTAVUSS11T. V.N. -, -IM-USHIJUN,
M. V.
N.Y. Gorokhov; obituiiry. Ilaktrichostvc, no-1:95 Ja '56.(KLOA 9:))
(Gorokbov, Nikolai Vladimirovich, 1896-1955)

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A~TtlCh3 j ~e trov :in i --n x ,qs , ra
When WI. tYc a - n a Sew ;e
?eg-ulations' -,re vyz3sr~~iya ~--,_nit
ustav")
PEhIG;)ICALt Vestnik Vjs5nej 6.lizro~j, 1'1' '4 1 3
AbbTRA~~T: rhe existing stanclarJ -,Ie of' f'~.r hiwrer Scnools
C, es f'rom .19'o. ?roects f or a new -ode were arricunced
two years ao~o nut tre ,i,,thors st%te, no new co~.Ie r~as yet been
established. This creates a strange sit,ation, as tne cld code
is still in furce a r.umIr:er of' ree~ulations is n~ longer
aiplicable.
The authors consider that triis lc,ument must reirlect all
sides of higner s,nocl life. At the qR-Te time it nas to be
very compact and tjlical. It 13 nut r.-cessary to reKl_i,~Ate strict-
ly the periods ~,f training vacation ~ericds, tt;e nua.Ler of
examinations; this may differ in various vilzes
rhe authors suegest that tne Dean be elected three year
i,eriod; the vuz -,oun(-ll shoull(I te :.Dnfirmed every ~hre#%. years
and shouid be f'ormed uf' members o1 the vuz, trip ;party, 'he qyn-
aicate and the Komsomol Tne a,ithurq qo not tnink it necessary
Card 1/e that the students take i.art in the elections

z- . - ' ~4
linen Will the :111gher 3cnoul ttain a New -tanaarj :,,,I o! :~Pi~uatl,,nn"
rLe authors reject tne idea of a s~eclal administrative vuz
~regiaium, tie,-u.ar sessions uf* jeans and vuz Lirectors are
juggested. One veputy is ~rjp~sed if* tne number st,.~ents is
-00; two I'or ',.:C- students; thrpe for
3tadents
A.DSOCIAT10h; Tne M(,skv-3 institute ~!' Energetics (M,,skov9riy
institut)
AVAILABLE: Library -I "Onwress
.ard --,, 2

PETROV. G.11.,I.doktor tekhn.nauk, prof.
Scientific investigations in the field of electric -mac~nines
In Czechoslovakia. Blaktrichostvo no.12:'~')-Pl D '-,?. (MIRA 10:12)
I.MoskovskI7 energeticheeki7 institut.
(Czechoslovakia--Electric iraichiw-i3)

I
FWTROV, G.N., prof.
Raviev of Professor M. Tidmar's boolc "Transformrn." G.N. Petr,7v.
Vest. slaktroprom. 28 no.11:78-79 9 157. (MIRA 10-12)
1. Moaicovski7 onergeticheskiy inatitut.
(Electric transformers)
(Vidmar, M.)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 1201
Moscow. Vyssheye tekhnicneskoye jchllIlshcne
Vopi-o.gy teoril mekhanlzmov I m,ashin (Problems ot-rheovy of Mechintsms
and Machines Moscow, MashgIz, 1958. 141 p. (Series: Its:
[Sbornik] 77~ 3,6oo copies printed.
Ed. (Title page): Reshetov, L.N., Doctor of Tecnnical Sciences, Pro-
lessor; Ed. (Inside book): Mart,:~ns, S.L., Engineer; Tech. Ed.:
Tikhanov, A.Y_i.; ManagIng Ed. for Literature on General Technical
and Transport Machine Building (MashgIz): Ponomareva, K.A., lDngtrieer.
P'JRPOS E: This collection of' artlcl,?s is Int-ended for personnel of' en-
gineering departments of machine-building plaints.
COVERAGE: Articles in the collection discuss problems of the efficient
design of machines and the Investigation of machine dynamics. It Is
recommended that good machine operation be assured by means of pro-
per design rather than by Increasing production accuracy. TYetypes
of basic mechanisms meeting this requirement are described. The
theor7 Is given for approximate shaping of mechanisms with higher
Card 1,/~

Problems of Theory (Cant.)
1201
kinematic pairs - cams and cogwheels for large size transmissions.
The use of electric methods ror meaeuring mechanical quantities Is
discussed (balancing and measuring angular velocity oscillations
and stresses In a piston connecting rod).
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword
Reshetov, L.N. Methods of Designing Rational Mechanisms 5
Luklchev, D.M. More Accurate Design of Disc-type Cams Outlined by
Circular Arcs 48
Be3chastnov, R.V. Approximate Profiling of Gear Teeth Meshlng
With Cogwheels 62
Petrov, G.N. Simultaneous Detemination of the Disbalance in
--TW-6_P`T&Fe_s' 98
Card 2/3

-f ~' -1 3,~ 7 , 161
s r D fe s r
H,~u~ -~f -,,t department of _'_Ie~:trical Macrineq at tn...
M,),: of Power Engineering
I
T T'-E - Eq , i v~i D,, agrams o f Mii -.i i rA,. ng Tru n3 f -':3
_k li-~ny mncgoo bmo tochnykh t i ar~z3 f . r:.,,a 1, r 'I
PER I _'DI ~A L vyq~ihey s~,koly, Elektrome/nan.Ku i
4~ Nr pp . 69 "S,
ac:ral,,or. of
A A r i n ipci 'j- ntsw metr~:;:i is si~own for tre e'
ir,u:*i-w'.r.4_.ng -.r~ir.3former equivalent circuitg. -he inter-
action of tr~.-? wndingg is taker, into account in the cir_-~it
diagram i.,~ an,~~,~er way as it was done in referenze 1-1. T*,e
liuwram i9 thus extending the appll-ii't_ty of
met,.odl to the case of an arbitrary number of Winlings.
t r, sr~ r ' I I
y fi M-tJ-wini`ng transformer is basel ;pcn
e
3 n 3 ar. d 2 Th ey h c; ~ j ; r~ d e r e
U :3 S-TiT ' I 'n~, t 1 . windings are rediced *c~ tl.e t3 *---
rc-im, t-r of s~ r~,,,q bind that tne Magne tization c,.i:-ren t _s zer-
Th e mmo r, s 1 i , n o f e q u a t i o n s an d Permts t-_

161
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(The
Moscow Institute of Power Engineering*,

it UTHO It 3 1 Zinov'jovii, Ye. M.,
-Li C),/b -
CLndidate of Tecnni,;a a c I d Mc -es
TITLE- On the Prooltm of the ~onstru-,tiun of the Iijdrographi::
Network on To,ograpiiic Mapi (K voprosu ob izobruzhe:.ii
gidrogrufich,--sKo.- seti na topograficheakikh kartt~kli)
IERIODICALt GeodeLiyt, I KUCto,~r~~fly~, 1)5,,-, Ar 6, I;P. 54 - )) Ujill
AB3TRACT(3 The hydroloe;ic expedition of Lnu KLz.-n' 13rancn of the
AS U33R made hjdrometric men3urements of the sm-11 river, of the
Mariyakaya ASSR 1,-, 1951 .,nd of the river ftykshu in the
ChuvasliskayaASSAa leCt tri,)utury of the Tsivil') in 1~52-
On this occagicn certain zlefi,~iencies in their r,!kresentuti,r,
were four.d. Also in the investigation of the rivers of the
central Volga aroi- c:jn.id~rabli defir-i-~ncie.,i were f unu i;,
1)55. The invp3tigati nj jhowed that in the course of the
lust ton years the numner of dried-ui river3 in some areu3
of the central Viga rea has in-reasel coarid-r,~,bl,. ihe
reason for this pher,)mer,ori is the incorruct exec~ti,)n of
3ome ~gricultur4l meusurQs. Tne analysis of the defic1,-ncik!s
Card 112 in the repre3ent,~ition of the hydrogr~,~hi.; net.vorK showed