SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PODZERKO, V. A. - PODZIMEK, J.

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PODZIMKO P V.A.
Further development of technological innovations. Bezop.truda.
V pro.m. 5 no.10:5-6 0 161. (i,,,IPA 14: 10)
1. Predeedatell TSentrallnogo komiteta profsoyuza rabochikh
metallurgicheskoy promyshlennosti.
(Metallurgical plants-Technological innovations)

FODZERKOP V.A.
In the land of constant simshinj Metailurg 6 no.4-137-39
Ap 161. (MIRA 14:3)
1. Predsedatell TSeptrallnogo komiteta profsoyuza rabochikh
metallurgicheskoy promyshlennosti.
(Chile-Descriptio~ ai~A travel)
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PODZERKO, V.A.
Resolutions of the party put into practice. Metallurg 7 no.l:
1-2 Ja 62. (Yi3j. 131:1)
1. Predsedatell TSentrallnogo komiteta profsoyuza rabochikh
metallurgicheskoy promyshlennosti.
(Metallurgical plants) -

H,DZ--R.SKIY' S.
Cotton Growing
Basic prcblems of met od in the goriwing of cottcn s=eds on urdrri,-.-w~ Iandl.
Khlopkovodstvo no. 11, 19"''l
Monthly Listof Russian Accessions, Libr8ry o Uongress, August 1952. UNCUSSIFIED

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AUTHOR: Podzey, A.G., Loginov, V.E., and Novikov, N.N.
TITLE: Attaching Thermocouple Electrodes in the
Investigating Temperature Fields in Solids.
(Kroplenlye elektrodov termopar pri issledovanii
temperaturnogo polya.)
PER.IODICAL: Stanki i Instrument, 1957, No. 1. PP-33-34 (U.S.S.R.).
ABSTRACT: The attachment of fine electrodes to bulky components
is best accomplished by welding. A butt welding process
using a condenser discharge is described. A set of
electrolytic condensers of 30 mof each are charged
with a 6.3 kw and 120 V d.c. generator. The total
capacity is 3000 mcf. After adjusting the required
capacity the electrodes are brought together by hand.
Grinding the electrode faces improves the cormection
joint. A numerical table summarizes the recommended
capacity and voltage for each combination of electrode
and specimen material.
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Authors : Loginov, V. Ye., and A. V.Podzey
Title : Adjustment of the amplifier for measuring deformation of
loaded mechanisms.
Periodical : Stan. i instr., 7, 36-37, JI 1956
Abstract The method of adjustment is described and illustrated.
Two drawings and 1 graph.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

PODZEV, A-V-, kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk; TAKIMOV, A-V-, inzhener.
NOW
Dynamics of gear grinding and Its effect on precision in usochin-
Ing gear wheals. Trudy MAI no-70:44-56 '56. (MM 9:12)
. (Gear cutting)

PODZRY A
,~~t JJX~:,Yltdi ich; SULIMA, Andrey Mikhaylovich; FIRAGO,
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'~~Vale'nz_n Pet- _ i~i~i t-SUKANOV, Ivan Semenovicb; ]rUINDZHI, A.A.,
i rov
inzhener, retsanzent; STANKEVICH, Y.G.,inzhener, redaktor;
BELITSKAYA, A.M.,radaktor; SHCHMBAKOV, P.V..tekhnichaskiy redaktor
[Technology of building aviation engines; the processing of
principal parts and units] Tekhnologiia aviadvigatelestroeniia;
obrabotka osnovnykh detalei i uzlov. Pod red. A.V. Pofteia. Moskva,
Goo. izd-vo obor. promyshl., 1957. 415 P. (MIRA 10:5)
(Airplanes--Engines)

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AUTHORs PODZEY,A.Vl NOVIKOV,N.N., LOGINOV,V.10. 121-8-11/22
TITLEs The Determination of Heat Emitted to tne Work Piece During
Surface Grinding. (opredelenip tepla, Vdel7ayemogo v detal? pri
ploskom shlifovanii.)
PERIODICALe Stanki i Instrument, 157, Vol. 28, Nr 81 pp-33-34 (USSR)
ABSTRACTe The emission of heat from the grinding zone to the work piece
depends on the thermo-physical parameters o1the materiali it
is more intense in the case of high heat conductivity than in
the case of low heat conductivitY, In the first case this gives
rise to inaccurate measuring and the shape of the worked surface,
and in the second case it causes considerable,temperature stress
and structural chant-es of the surface layer. For the purpose
of the exploration of internal stress and internal heat deforma-
tions the determination of the thermal field in the work piece
is necessary which, at present, can only be brought about by
means of the calorimetric method. Illustrations show such a
calorimetric apparatus, which is described in detail and explained;
formulae for the calculation of the work-piece are also given.
The results of calorimetric experiments are eiven in a table,
and another table shows the quantity of heat emitted to the work
piece on the occasion of the grinding-off of I mm3 of metal
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Temperature field in metals subjected to surface grinding. Stan. i
iustr. 28 no.10:16-17 0 157. (KORA 10:11)
(Grinding and polishing) (Heat transmission)

PODZEY, A.V.; IDGIROV, V.Ye.; MVIKOV, N-N-
Measuring residual stresses by strain gauges. Stam.i instr. 29
no.6:25-27 Je '58- (MIR& 11--7)
(Strain gauges) (Strains and stresses-Yeasurement)

PODZEY, A.V.; SJMRFNNIKOV, O.Z.
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I Determining residual stresses in shafts subjected to sudden
cooling. Stan.1 Inotr. 29 no.12:18-20 3) 158. (MRA 11:12)
(Thermal stresses) (Sbafting)

PODZAY, A.V.; UMRBITHIKOV, G.Z.
Calculating residual thermal stresses.in plain shafts. Rauch.
dokl.v.vs.ahkoly; mash. i prib. no.1:171-181 '59.
(MIRA 12:8)
% 1. Statlya predstavlena kafedroy "Proizvodetvo aviadvigateley"
Hoskovskogo aviatsionnogo inatituta.
(Thermal stresses)

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AUTHOR: Podzey. AN.
TITIE- Investigating Residual Mres~seDuring Grinding Operations by
Way of Thermal Simulation
PERIODICAL: Stanki i Instrument, 1959, No 11, pp 39 - 40
TEXT: The author describes tests which were carried out in order to
investigate the formation of residual stresses during grinding operaV~cns.
The tests were carried out by way of thermal simulation, with the aid of
HF-current heating, of the temperature field existing during the'grinding
process. Formerly it was established [Ref 1] that the temperature field oi'
an article ground without cooling can be expressed by the N.N. Rykalin
equation like this. '0
- T(Y"r) Ir C A e (1~a~ , where T (Y' 'r) is the
temperature at the point of the article with the coordinate y 2at the moment
'r in OC; q is the intenBity of the heating source in cal/cm ; a is the
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coefficient of temperature conductivity of the machined part in cm2/sec;
% is the coefficient of heat conductivity in cal/cm.see.degrees; c is
the coefficient of thermal capacity in cal/g.degree; r is the specific
gravity in g/cm3. Based on the data given in the article by A.V. Podzey,
N.N. Novikov, V.Ye. Loginov, in the periodical "Stanki i Instrument", No 10,
1957, Figure 6, this equation can be used for the analytical calculation of
temperature fields in the ground metal, consequently it can also be applied
in the case of thermal simulation. The author states the equation for the
magnitude of q for circular external grinding operations, the total amount
of heat Q and the component of the cutting force Pz, found on the basis of
the formula of Professor Ye.N. Maslov [Ref 41. He refers to Ref 5 where
data on the distribution of heat between the article Qa, the disk and
the chip Qch are given, and gives a derivation of the Isayev and in
Formula [Ref 5] in order to determine the coefficient k. The therm&l
simulation of the grinding process was effected on an installation of
6OkW with a frequency of 250 kc, with ring-shaped specimens and with the
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aid of a standard cylindrical inductor. The specimen dimensions were selected
as a result of extensive tests and had the following magnivade; Dext ~ 85 mm,
dint - 65 mm, wall thickness h = 3 -.' 5 mm. Figure 1 shows the heating device.
The temperature variations in the course of time were recorded by a MPO-2
oscillograph. Figure 2 shows the curves of!tempera-ture variations during the
grinding process and for the IT-current heating of 38KhA grade steel. Moreover,
tests were carried out to obtain the curves of temperature variations for the
grinding with sodium carbonate water cooling and for repeated cutting
operations. *An X-ray analysis of the specimen surface after grinding and !Fr-
current heating did not reveal any recrystallization phenomena. Th all the
cases mentioned, the determination of residual stresses: was effected in the
surface layer of the metal according to the N.N. Davidemkov method [Refs 8 and
9]. The results of these tests are shown in Figure 3. Figure 4 shows the
results of measurements which were carried out in order to study the causes of
hardness variations of the surface layer after grindLng operations. 11he author
draws the following conclusions. 2) A thermal simulation of a Cutt-ing Process
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can be effected by way of HF-current heating of the metal. 2) The temperature
field during the HF-current heating and during the cutting process can be
satisfactorily described by an equation for a single thermic cycle. 3) The
curves of residual stresses after grinding and aft-er HF-current heating show
a fully satisfactory coincidence. This proves that the basic factor in the
origination of residual stresses during the grinding of steel is the localized
heating. VY
Four graphs, 9 Soviet references.
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PODZZY, A.V.; IDGINDV, V.Te4 IVVIKOV, N.N.
Measuring cutting forces with strain gauges. BtanA instr. 30 no-3:
24-25 Mr '59. (MIRA 120)
(Strain gauges) (Metal cutting)

PODZEY, A.V.; LOGINOV, V-ye.; NOVIKOV. N.N.
Calibration device for strain gaugss. Stan.1 instr. 30 no.4:24 ,
Ap '59. (strain gaugna) (Calibration) OURA :L2:6) I/!!

KISHKIN, S.T., doktor tekhn.nauk- POZET, A.V., kand.tekhn.nauk;
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URTAKINA, N.V., kELnd.tek n; ha
_~~~O, V.V., kand.tek
nauk. LOGINOT, Y-Te., inzh., GRIBOVSKI, L., inzh.
Investigating the quality of the.surface layer on ramjet, gas-
turbine blades. Trudy XH no.1231.1?6-89 160. (MIRA 13:8)
(Airplanes--Ramjet engines)
(Gas turbines-Blades)
(Sarface hardening)

AUTHOR. Podzey, A. V.,
TITLE: Determination of
during.grinding
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the erature field in components
PERIODICAL: Moscow. Aviatsionnyy institut. Trudy, No.129, 196o.
Issledovaniye fizikomekhanicheskikh i ekspluatatsionnykh
avoystv detaley posle obrabotki, pp.42-55
TEM In previous papers (Ref.1; Stanki i instrument, 1959,
No.11; 1~ef.2% Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, Mashino-
atroyeniye, 1959, No.8) the author showed that localised heating
during grinding in largely responsible for residual stresses in
components. It follows that if the temperature d1st'ribution in the
material is known, one can calculate the stresses and hence select
working conditions which would minimise these stresses. The
experimental determination of the temperature field is an exceed-
ingly difficult problem and hence analytical methods are of major
interest. Work carried out at the Moskovskiy aviatsionnXyinstitut
(Moscow Aviation Institute) by I. A. Morozov (Ref.3! Trudy MAI,
No.70, Oborongiz, 1956), A. 1. Isayev and S. S. Silin (Ref.4z
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Vestnik mashinostroyeniya,,--1957. No.5) and others has led to a
method for calculating the-'temperature fields in semi-infinite
bodies not subjected to cooiing. However7 in practice it is
frequently necessary to deal with thin walled components using
lubricating-pooling fluids. From a practical point of view the
following three jases are of particular importancei 1) temperature
field in thick walled components not subjected to cooling during
grinding; 2) temperature field in thick walled components subjected
to cooling during grinding; 3) temperature field in thin walled
components subjected to coolinz.. including effects associated with
the periodic repetition of the thermal cycles, The present
author describes a method whereby these calculationg can be
carried out. The solutions obtained have been checked experiment-
ally. It is known that the temperature field produced during
grinding of thick walled compon6nts 'not subjected to cooling can
be described by T(y,T) exp (_ y2
hy XcYT 4aT
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where V; temperature at the point whose coordinate is
time
q inte~.~ity of the heat source,
Conductivity,
c specific heat,
specific weight,
a X/cy - the temperature diffusivity.
This expression was.derived by N. N. Novikov (p.5 of the present
issue), N. N. Rykalin (Ref.6: Calculation of Thermal Processes
Occurring During Welding, Mashgiz, 1951) and the preserit author
et al. (Ref.5: Stanki i instrument, 1957, No.10). This formuld
holds for a semi-infinite body heated by,a fast moving linear heat
source. Experimental results ihowed that this equation holds for
components thicker than 5-6 mm. A. V. Ly4ov (Ref.8: "Heat transfer'
theory". Gostekhizdat. 1952) has shown that the temperature
distribution in the case of a semi-.:infinite body, subjected to
cooling at the same surface atwhich the instantaneous heat source
acts, is given by
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T (Y.
4ar X 4
+ a-.L e TC
V,
where. b q/cy, a in the emissivity an~ erfe(u) I erf u.
As-in the previbu.~'case, the quantity q' c&n be determined
calorimetrically or by calculation. Finally, in the case of' a
thin walled component subjected to cooling (thickness less than
5 mm). the,solutlon ciknno.t be found in a closed form and must be
expressed as a series. The problem can be reduced to the solution*
of the Fourier heat transfer equation
_T 2
a V T
subject to the following initial and boundary:conditions::;
1) 0, T = 0; 2) y = .0,, DT/ay - aTA = 0 and 3) Y
3T/2,7y 0 (adiabAtic boundary). The general solution has been
obtained by A. V. Lykov (Ref.8) and in of the form
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Twl= PA -COs 1L, Cos
2 )exp(-
va + sin p. cos p. 72
where
b cy, a ILn f(Bi,n), Bi
lin B i c t g Tin
It was found that the experimental results cikn be made to agree
with the calculatians to within 15-20yo. Fig.8 shows the residual,
stresses, a (kg/mm ) in the surface layer of a gr6und component.
(E1437A)) as a function of,depth, *h (-~O. Curve I was
obtained without cooling, curve 2 with ordinary cooling and
curve 3 with'a cooling Jet. It follows from these curves that it
is essential to apply cooling in order -io reduce'the depth of'
penetration of high residual stresses during the grinding process.
The more intensive the cooling the smaller the penetration.
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AUTHORo Podzoy, A-V-. Candidate of Technical Sciences
TITLE: investigation of the residual stresses in components
subjected to grinding
PERIODICAL: Moscow. Aviatsionnyy institut. Trudy. No.i2q, ig6o.
Issledovaniye fizikomekhanicheskikh i ekspluatatsionnykh
svoystv detaley posle obrabotki, pp.112-141
TEXTt Experimental investigation alone does not permit full
study of the process of generation of residual stresses and
elucidating the value of one or another of the machining parameterL
Analytical investigation requires studying the mecnanism or
formation of residual stresses. L. A. Glikman et al. (Ref.lt
Doctor Dissertation, LPI im. Kalinina, 1947; Ref.2s Zhurnal
tekhnichoskoy fiziki, Vol.19, NoA, 1949) believe that the
predominating factor in the formation of grinding stresses is the
thermal process of cutting, i.e. that the stresses arise as a
result of localized heating of the surface being machined. The
author of this paper fully agrees with this view. However, for
analytical investigation it is first necessary to confirm this
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hypothesis and to study the thermal phenomena in the component
during the process of grinding. In the first instance it was
necessary to solve the problem of the temperature fields which
would permit thermal simulation of the process of grinding and
then, if the results of this thermal simulation are positive, it
is necessary to analyze the stress state. In other work of the
author it was shown that, with certain assumptions, the tempera-
ture field during grinding without cooling can be described for
the came of thin walled components by means of
q r
T(Y'T) ~Tr %cyr exp L J
where T (y,T)- temperature of a point of the component at a
depth y at the instant T; 2
q - intensity of the thermal source, cal/cm
k - coefficient of thermal conductivity, cal/cm-sec;
c - specific heat, cal/g;-d1g;
y specific gravity, g/cm ; 2
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This equation was derived by Corresponding Member AS USSR
N. N. Rykalin (Rof-5: $'Calculation of thermal processes during
welding", Mashgiz, 1951). Experimental results published by
N.'N. Novikov (P-5 of this issue) have shown that the intensity of
the heat source during grinding decreases with increasing speed of
the component, decreasing depth of cut t and by using oil
emulsions and oil as cutting fluids and also by applying soft
grinding wheels. The thermal simulation of grinding was by means
of high frequency heating and was based on the following ideat
if the temperature fields in the ground component and the analogue,
heated by high frequency currents, are equal and the epures of
the distribution of the residual stresses in these coincide, this
can be taken as a valid conclusion that the thermal factor is the
dominant one. Numerous experiments carried oututh high frequency
equipment provided confirmation of this hypothesis and thus
enabled elucidating the mechanism of the stress formation. Before
carrying out the analysis, the authors were interested to elucidate
the difference in the distribution of the residual stresses-during
grinding and during vibro-contact polishing, still assuming that
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the influence of heat is predominant. During grinding, the
temperature gradients are very high and at the surface the
temperature approaches the melting point, whilst at a depth of
0.3 to 1 mm it in near to the initial temperature of the component.
In polishing, the temperature in the surface layer in not high.
First, a qualitative assessment is made of the conditions pertain-
ing to grinding and polishing. Then it is stated that the
quantitative aspects of the problem can be el-Acidated by analytical
15 olution, which can be reduced to determining the thermal stresses
on the basis of the real temperature field in the body of the
component. The author considers only type I stresses, which
equalize ill7area commensurate with the size of the component.
Types II and III stresses and also stresses associated with
structural phase transformations are not considered. It is
pointed out that the stress state is also affected by the way in
which the component is clamped (chucked) during machining. Only
two cases are considered, which differ in the way the forces are
applied, Figs. 2 and 3. These conditions are extremal of the
multitude of conditions encountered in practical work. In addition,
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during analytical solution of the problem, the stress state after
machining but before taking the component out of the chuck is
considered. In all the solutions considered, it in assumed that
the temperature W~stribution obeys Eq.(I), i.e. the conditions
which are valid for a semi-infinite body without intensive heat
removal. This enabled simplifving the problem which is pif
ible, since the study in limited to analyzing the straw staig 0/
is made to present an accurate method Of C&lCUIaLIVIL. ^ concrete
problem in considered using basic relations originally published
by A. A. Illyushin in his book "Plasticity", Gostekhizdat, 1948.
The problem is formulated as followas plates of a thickness d
are ground on their free surface. Initially, the plate and the
clamping device have the same temperature. During the entire
process of grinding the plate is prevented from bending. The
effect of the grinding wheel is approximated by the effect of an
instantaneous source of heat which is equally distributed along
the free surface. The thermal properties of the component and of
the clamping device will be assumed as being equal and not
depending on the temperature. The temperature is reckoned from
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the initial temperature and its distribution as a function of time
obeys Eq.(I). On the basis of these assumptions, the free thermal
expansion of each layer and the thermoplastic strain are
calculated. Depending on the conditions of clamping the component,
two cases are distinguished - 1) during heating the component
cannot expand in the x and z directions, Fig.2; 2) the deformation
of the component being ground is in no way constrained, Fig.3.
The author also investigates the conditions pertaining at the
edges of thin walled components (for instance, turbine and
compressor blades) by analysing the stress conditions during
grinding in thin plates of a shape as shown in Fig.16. The
analytically arrived at results are compared with experimental data
published in an earlier paper of the author and his team (RefAt
Stanki I instrument, No.8, 1957) and it is stated that the
calculated results are in good agreement with the experimental ones.
The following conclusions are arrived ata
1. The magnitude and depth of propagation of the residual stresses
are directly proportional to the intensity of the heat source q,
the coefficient of linear expansion ap, the modulus of elasticity
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R, and im inveridely proportional to 'the specific heat y and
,the yield point a 0.2 of the material. The technologist can'only
influence-the value of q, which depe~ids on the grinding
conditions.
2. The level of the residual stresses can be reduced if'grinaing
is effected at high speeds of the component, applying ;maller
depths of cut t and using lubricating and cooling cutting
fluids which permit-better heat removal and reduce friction.
Better results could be obtained by using softer grinding wheels
with 60 to 80 grain size.
3. The clamping of the component during grinding has a great
influence on the distribution of the residual stresses. The*secdnd
~method of clamping (Fig.3 - deformation not constrained) ensures a
better distribution of the residual stresses than the first one
(Fig. 2 - deformation Is -constrained in the direction x and z)'.
The jig design should be such that it should allow as far,69
possible thermal expan'sion in the major directions
4. Analysis shows that harmful-residual streises cannot be avoided
if phase transformations, the influence of surface roughness and
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the block mosaics are not takeri into consideration. Howeyer',
residual tensile stresses will occur in all cases.
5. Control of the residual stresses to comply with the requirements
of practical opeeation cannot be a'ttained without introducing
additional,operations into the manufacturing-process.
There are 17 figures, 1 table and 13 soviet references.
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AUTHORS: Podz and Serebrennikov, G.Z., Candidates
Technical Sciences
TITLE: Control of residual stresses by heating components with
subsequent quick cooling
SOURCE: Moscow. Aviatsionnyy institut. Trudy, no. 140. Tekh-
nologicheskiye metody povysheniya kachestva detaley i
uzlov aviadvigateley, 1961, 5-15
TEXT: After a review of previous theoretical and experimental results,
the authors consider the problem of the heat regime. It is assumed
that after grinding 1) the radial stresses are negligible, 2) the axial
stresses are nearly equal to the tangential stresses; moreover, 1) the
coefficient of linear expansion remains constant during heating and
cooling, 2) the mean integral value (over the cross section) of the
elasto-plastic components of the axial deformations is equal to 0.
3) elastic incompressibility of the material is assumed. The authors
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obtain the following scheme; 1) For given conditions of cooling one
finds the heat transfer coefficient in a reference book, 2) the value
of Biotts criterion is determined with the aid of the above coefficient,
3) maximum design deformation is found for the required value of Biot's
criterion from a graph given by the authors (design deformations are
defined as the differences of complete yield deformations and the plastic
components of the deformations due to previous-stages of loading), 4)
maximum intensity of design deformations at the surface is determined
from a formula given by the authors, 5) for certain points, the maximum
plastic component of design deformat-ion intensity is determined, 6) re-
sultant magnitude of residual stresses is calculated. When the heat
transfer coefficient varies, different.values of residual stress are
obtained. Experimental verification of this method was made on eight
specimens; two were only ground, two were ground and heated to 7000C,
with quick cooling in a 10% solution of NaCl, two were cooled and then
ground and the last two were left in the initial state. A graph of the
results is given. There are 5 figures and 7 references, 6 Soviet-bloc
and I non-Soviet-bloc. The reference to the English-language publication
reads as follows: H.R. Letner and A.B. Sauvageot, Metal Progress, 72,
Card 2/2 no. 3, (1957).

4 (v)/EPF(c)/94P'o)/94A(d)/WP(v)/F,4P(J)/T/gqp(t)/
L 4V1-65 F47T(d)/EWT(m)/Ee
Wpt)-) /EP-A(b'-b)-2/EUP(b) /3 WP (1) hWA( h)"IFWA ( c1, /Th-1-0 (f ) /F-PF(n)-2 Pc-4/Pf---4/Pr-4/'Peb
1g., '%J3 r-v;
ACCE BIT) KEYPLOI
SSTON hT Am5oc)M7 'TAT
_P.v t~ n a , M, 1. (Docent); Hcrozov. 1. A. (Docent)j Fqdz~ffj_A. V. (Professor,i,
bo-A~ -o'-f Technical Sciences); SulLma -A. M. (Doceni)=f-tiTlij~in`;~, f. S.
(Docent)
Production of basic parts and units of aircraft angLnes (Izgotavlenip osnovn7kh
detale7 I uzlov aviadvivateley)., Moscow,, Izd-To "Mashinoatroyeni"", 1964,
h56 p. Mus., biblio. Errata slip inserted. 5,200 copies Printed. 'Series
notei Tekhnologiya avladvigatelestrc.-,erdya
TOPIC TAGS: aircraft engi e manufac~u~6, turbine-blade, engine compressor,
plastics, nuclear progiq~ion., aircraft fuel supply, combustion
chamber
FURPME AND COVERAGE3 This book is a textbook for students of aviation higher
educational institutions and deparUmts, it deals vith the engineering processes
of fabricating parts and components of air-c-raft engines. The book considers
lp teelhnical spect-ficattion Rr fabrication a r a
their (jes nd mate i 1Bj
tAie engineering procewes_, matbodds of executing the basic procossea. and quality
control. The book vill also be useful to engineers and technicians of Un-
aviaUon industry,
Card

C'D
rd CV-01

YEV31VIGNEYE,~;* M.I., dots.; 6 Z:;
ots. ; FOD a' A
pro-L.; SULTMA,11.14.1 dots.; "L'SUYtAT'Ovq I.S..f dots.;
ZHADIN G.F., do-Is., retsenzent; Kril
red. 1E.A., inzh.,
.i
[
I"anufacture of basic parts and units of airplane engine]
izgo"%-Iovlenie osnomy1ch detalei I uzlov av-4advigatelei.
[BY] M.I.Evstigneev i dr. Moskvaj, Mashincstroenie, 1964.
456 p. (MIRA 17:9)

RYKALIN, N.N.; PODZEY,.A.V., d0ktor tekhn.nauk, prof.; NOVIKOV, N.N., kand.tekhn.
nauk- L6dN-OV, V.Ye., inzh.
Calculation and simulation of tha temperature field In a part subj6cted
to grinding and milling. Vest.mashinostr. 43 no.11:74-80 N 63.
(MIRA 17"2)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Rykalin).

.5/795/62/000/000/001/007
-AUTHOR: Podzey, A.V.
''TITLE: Residual'stresses during grinding and their ntroh
~o
SOURCE: Vysokoproizvoditellnoye shlifovaniye. Ed. by,"Ye. N. Maslov. Kom. ~o
tekh. mashinostr. In-t mashinoved. AN, SSSR, Moscow, Izd-vo AN~SSR,
1962, 57-70.
TEXT: The paper describes the results of an experimental investigation, J?er-
formed predominantly on specimens made of the alloy 3X437A.(EI437A), a choice
.4dictated by the desire to eliminate any complications of the.T-stress.pic
ture
.y any
:!structural phase transformations with' the metal tested. The investigation vras in-
in
itended to determine. the degree to which grinding produces residual tensile stVesses
-,'.2n the 'surface layer of a part subjected to grinding, stresses which frequently,,may
-exceed the yielding strength of the materiai.
Inasmuch;as these stresses ara, ;I?ri-
.1
m
ari y temperature -produced, the present study regards them as thermal str9sses
evoked by a nonstationary T field. A comparison oftheoretical concepts withlex-
'in
~_perimental measurements shows that the stress analysis of parts, including t1i -
walled, parts, is fully,valid if the equations of the T field for a semi-infinitc ~~qdy
are applied, The magnitude and the depth of propagation of the residual tensile
Card-1/3

'Residual stresses during rinding and their control. S/795/62/000/000/0011007
9
stress, Cr are found to be proportional.to the intensity of the hea-t source, q' the
0
linear expansion coefficient, a and Young's modulus of elasticity, E,, and'~in-
exp
versely proportional to the volumet and the yield limit of the
ric. heat capaci y, c. ,
material, a5 A radical approach to the problem would be to reduce the level of
the residual tensile. stresses bymeans of adecrease in the intensity of the head
source, q. This may be achieved practically by increasing the speed of the pa;rt,
VP a reduction in the cutting depth'. t, the use of softer grinding disks with a 'rain
size 60-80, and ample cooling by means.of liquids with elevated lubricating pr9per-
nethod of attachment of the part to the machine base Is of
ties. . It is found that, the r
considerable consequence. If the attachment of the part allows a deformation C)f the
-part along the principal directions, the, tensile stresses and the depth of their
gation are reduced thereby. It is important to bear this consideration in mindjin the
design of 'grinding machines and their accessories. . The grinding procedure as such
cannot eliminate the presence of tensile stresses along the surface of a part. This
can only be achieved. by the introduction of supplementary control operations, Pom-
prising, fqr pxample, vibrocontact polishing, anneal, and through heating and tub--,
sequent rapid cooling. Of advantage in,the de'sign of grinding machines is the de -T7
~.velopment: of a: kinematic geometry that affords an increase in the time of contact`
ibetween the -tool and the art, a provision which helps to equalize the T in the
p
~:Card Z13:

PODZEY L.I.- VIBOGRADOVA, V.D.
Results of heterogenic transplantation of a Rous sercona in
decrebrated and normal pigeons. Biul.ekop.biol.sed. 42 no-7:54-57
11 156, (KURA 9:9)
1, Is Gosudarstvennogo onkologichaskogo instituta Imeni P.A.Gartsena
(Dir. - dektor meditxinekikh nauk prof. A.N.Novikov; nauchAwy ruko-
Yoditell - chlen-korrespondent ANN SSSR prof. A.I.Savitakiy)
Preds~tiavleha dayetvitellnym chlonom ANN SSSR N.N.Petrovym.
(SARCOMA, transplantation,
Rous sarcomat in decerebrated & normal pigeons (Rua))
(HROPIASMS, tr6spiantation,
same)
(BRAIN.Pb7siologyo,
off. of decerebratloft on transplanted Rous sarcoma in
pigeons (Rug))

FMZEY, L.K.
Y,etastasiB of Brown-Pierce tumors transplanted into different
sections of the stomachp under normal conditions and following
the action of carbon tetrachloride^ the liver. Biul. eksp.
biol. i mad. 51 no.6:70-73 Je 161. (14IRA 15:6)
1. Iz patofiziologicheskoy laboratorii (zav. - kand.med.nauk
I.P. Tereshchenko) Gosudarstvennogo onkologicheskogo instituta
imeni P.A. Gertsena, (dir. - prof. A.N. Novikov), Moskva.
(STOMACH-CANCER) (LIVER-CANCER)
(CARBON TETRACHLORIDE-PHYSIOLOGICAL XMCT)

PODZEY, L.K. (Moskva)
Metastatic spreadilng of Brown-Fraa-rce tii-ors in tz~e pre2snoe
of functional changes of the liver. Pat, f",zl6l. i elksp. 1--rap. 6
no.4:76-78 JI-Ag 162. (MIRA 17:8)
1. lz patofiziologicheskoy laboratori-J. (zav. - kand. mod.
nauk- I.P. Tereshchenko) Gosudarstvarinogo onkologicheskogo
instituta iinen-- P..4. Gertsena (dir. - prof. A.N. Novikov).

~y I
Characteristics of the couree of ',h~e
male and female mice of the G57bI lino under an Increased
functional stress in the liver. Pat. fiz-iol. i eksp. terap.
8 no.):66-68 S-0 IE4. (,vJRIA% 18:!2)
1. Ilatofiziologichoskaya laboratoriya (zav. - kand.med.naul~
I.P.Tereshchenko) Onkologicheskogo instituta imeni P.A.
Gertsena (direktor - prof. A.N.Novikov), Moskva. Submitted
Februar~,- 28, 1963.

PODZEY, L.K.; BOLONINA, N.I.
Pretumorous changes in the liver of C57BL mice induced by
ortboaminOdZOtOlUene. Vop. onk. 11 no.12:94 165.
(MIRA 19-1)
1. 1z patofiziologichoskoy laboratorii (zav. - kand. med. nauk
I.P. Tereshchanko) Gosudarstvennogo onkologicheskogo instituta
imeni Gertsena (dlr. - prof. A.N. Novikov).
~"4r

Z~
7-
the prolonged we of sle~~* 'duciug drugr on
oil the process of xuetAstasius'of Droon-nerce
sar"ma of ritbbits. L - K - l'kdzcl and V. 0. V
V prosy Gnkoh)-~ii 1, Nu. 2. 28-32(Hj5S)__l;xpt,. vwtTa per-
fuzed With bbits of 2 kg. wt. Na Luvlytal
~-)raand hexina] (LU) vicre administer(
cb le
I.ral hyJ,.
the exptl. rabbits, tht: first thric 30 min. L~--Iurr the cUncVT
tninsplant was mude. One half mi. of a satin E: suspension of
Bro%r_Pkrm sarcuma was theeninjmudintratestkuhitly,
intluding the controls. Thereafter the narcetWng drugs
wt administered to the expiti. mbb;L.; daily up to 25-30
irc
.d.)s. All aninials svt:yc then sacrificed CanctruusdevTlop~
Inimts were divided into (I) extensive, including mcUtstasm,
(2) medium, (is) slijht, and (4)abzznccof tumors' T-he pro-
longed udmi:nistratiou of 1, H, and M inbibiled the Functions
-of the central nervous s) stem which rt=_fltcd iri an augmeatc-d'
grimib o1 the B-P. sarcomas and rate of the ruvtastatic
Pr land Ell were ujure potent than 11. 1B.S.L.

USSR/Medicine Oncology FD-2565
Card 1/1 Pub. 17-18/23
Author Vinogradova, V. D.; Piontkovskiy, I. A.; Podzey, L. K.
WWAMWNff2W0W
Title Experiments in transplantation of a Brown-Pearce tumor into tongue
tissue
Periodical Byul. eksp. biol. i med. 5; 65-67, May 1955
Abstract Discusses and gives results of experimental transplantation of
Brown-Pearce tumors into the tongue of rabbits. Photograph.
No references.
Institution Pathophysiology Laboratory (Head - Prof I. A. Piontkovskiy) of the
State Oncology Institute imeni. P. A. Gertsen (Scientific Director
Prof A. I. Savitskiy, Corresponding Member of the Academy of Medical
Sciences USSR; Acting Director - V. V. Gorodilova, Kandidat of
Medical Sciences)
Submitted June 22, 1954 by L. A. Zillber, Member of the Academy of Medical
Sciences USSR

BDCHARDV, F.;. DDBU, A.;. ZAYTSEV, N. -, KALUTMKH, R.; KOYDGOWSEV, N.;
EDPANITSA, Ta.; MIKHATLINED. I.; PLIUiiN, P.; 4= P.;
A. - - - I itl
R=V, M.; SKMMV, H.; STAMEN, A.; USEDV, W-YAll
ire= Bvgaplevich Tiurin; an obituar7. Mast. ugl. 7 no.11-32 N '58.
(MIRA 11: 12)
(Tiurin, Yoma lvgenlevich, 1898-1958)

PODZIIAROV, P., Geroy Sotsialiaticheakogo Truda
Of what cons'-at miners' traditions? Mast.ugl.
JO '59.
8 no.6:18-19
(AM 12:10)
(coal minerR)

PODZHAROVY V.K., aspirant
- I
Interaction of pine and perennial Iqpine root systems in joint
growths. Sbor. nauch.'trud. BLTI ~K.11:77-85 158. (MIM 15:12)
(pine) (Lupine)
,(Forest ecology)

-0-V V, K. -
Usail/Forestry, - Forest Mana,~enent. K-3
Abs Jour Ref Zlaur - Diol., No 20, 1958, 91537
Author PoLlzliarov, V.K.
Inst Dolorussian Forest Technolz) ax Institute.
Title IL-, Increase in the Fertility :)f Forest Soils by the Cul-
tivation 5f Perennial Lupine in Pineries with Heath,
Cowberry Plus Ea[;le and Bilberry Plus En~;e Fern.
OriL Rfo Sb. nauchn. tr. D-,13russk. lesoteklin. in-t, 1957, vn.
10, 213-232.
Abstract Experiments with the sowinE; of perennial 1upines in inter-
row crops together vitli the corimn pine have been carried
out at Nc[;3rel's1dy Experimental and TraininC, lesldioz
(Dielorussian sm); characteristic sapples the plots im-
der cultivantiou are L;iven toGether with the a&T.:)techny 3f
plantine. The development of lupine was especially
Card 1/2
- 23 -

PODZHAPOV, v. K.: 14as er Agric Sol (diss) -- "The effect of inter-raw culti-
vatidn of perennial lupine (Lupinus polyphyll'us Linal) on the productivity of
pines in the Belorussian SSR". Minsk, 1958. 20 pp (Min Higher Educ, USSR,
Beloruse Forestry Engineering InBt im S. M. Kirov), 150 copies (XL, no 4, 1959,
129)

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MUSA-ZADE, M.M.;_fOD29A
_ , MKIY4-B. I.
Improving the quality of thin-valled pipe. Metallurg 7 no.10:
36-37 0 162. (MIM 15:9)
1. TSentraltnaya zavodakaya laboratoriya Azerbaydzkanskogo
truboprokattogo zavoda.
(Pipe mills-Quality control)

MUSA-ZADE, M.M., inzh.; PODZHARSKIY, B.I., inzil.; ALIYEV, J.P., inzh.
Improving the quality of thin..,walled pipe-. Stall 25 no.10:
9325 0 165. (KIRA 18.111)
1. Azerbaydzhanskiy truboprokatnyy zavod.

MIZYUK, L.Ya.; PODZHARYY# V.M.
Change in the parameters of an elliptically polarized field in
inductive electric prosprecting. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. C-Cfiz.
no.7:1050-1063 Jl 163. t~MPA l6t8)
1. Institut mashinovedeniya i avtomatiki AN UkrSSR.
Predstavleno chlenom redaktsionnoy kollegii Izvestiy AN SSSRI
Seriya geofizicheskaya, B*M. Yanovskim.
(Electric prospecting)

ACC NRs AT6020480 SOURCE CODE: UR/0000/65/000/000/0111/0119
AUTHOR:,--~~Z~- V.. M., (16"Nov)
ORG: none
: Determination of a field's components from elliptical polarization constants
SOURCE: AN UkrSSR. Teoriya i elementy sistem otbora geofizicheskoy informatsii (The
and elements of systems for selecting geophysical information). Kiev, Haukova dumka,
1965, 111-119
TOPIC TAGS: electromagnetic field, prospecting, electric polarization
ABSTRACT: Hethods of measuring the components of low frequency electromagnetic fields
in prospecting for mineral deposits are discussed. These methods are useful since the
measurements are independent of the position in space of the electrodes or measuring
units. The object measured is the magnitude of such invariants as*tbe semiaxes of the
polarization ellipsoid of the magnetic field. The present paper touches only on the
functional relationship between the elliptically polarized field and its components.
The anplitudes and phases of the polarized field may be represented on nomograns and
the solution can be made graphically. Orig. art. has: 4 figurtes, 11 formulas.
SUB CODE: OB/ SUBM DATEt 1ONav65/ ORIG REF: 007
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KIRICHENKO, A.N., inzh.; MUSA-ZADE, M.M., inzh.; PODZHAT$KIY,--j3,.I.,
R
inzh.; KAFAROV, S.V., inzh.; ZAYCHENKO, zh.
Effect of certain factors in piercing an the formation of double
skins. Stall 21 no.8:727-730 Ag 161. (MM 14:9)
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-issladovatellskiy trubnyy institut
i Azerbaydzhanskiy truboprokatnyy zewod.
(Rolling (Metalwork))

rACC NRi---AF602ih24- SOURCE CODE: Nfo ijl-66 0022/0022
NVEMR: Krasovitskiy, B. M.; Podzhaylo, V. F.; Derevyanko, L. N.
RG:- None
ITL'Z: A method for producing liquid scintillaiors. Class 12, No. 182164 (an-
ounced by.the~-All-Union Scientific Research Institute of.Single Crystals (Voesoyuznyy
auchno-issledovateltski.v institut monokristallov))
OVRCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyyi~,obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 11, 1966, 22
DPIC TAGS':. scintillator, luminescent material
BSTRA&: This Author's Certificate*.introduces a method*for producing liq4d scintil-
ktors by.using a ~6ase and activators - diaryl derivatives of 1,3,4-oxadiazole and
,3-oxazole. The luminescence yield is increased and's, wider selectiou of liquid
cintillators is pi6ducied by using dicwWlmethiLne as the base'.
UB CODE: 11, OT, 18/ SUBM DATEs 12Apr65
UDC; 54TJ8T..2-,0T

ACC-M." AP6021548 ,NOURCE CODE: UR/0198/66/002/006/0092/00Q8
AUTHOR: Marcbenko, V. P. *(Odessa); Podzhlo, V. M. (Odessa)
ORG: Odessa State UnIvLi~sity (Odessidy gosudarstevennyy univerSitet)
1~ C,
TITLE: Motfon of a body of variable mass In a resistant medium
SOURCE: Prikladnayamekhanika, v. 2, no. 6, 1966, 92-98
TOPIC TAGS: Euler equation, motion equation, motion mechAnics
ABSTRACT: Certain particular cases of the integration of Euler equations of motion of a body
having a variable mass about a fixed point with consideration of the resistance of the medium
are examined in this article. It was found In the four cases examined that it is possible to
Integrate the dynamic equations of the Euler type, I. e. , the equations of motion of a body of
vatiable mass with one fixed point In a resistant mediumwhen p, q, and r are defined as ex-
PlOt functions of time. It is pointed out that for a complete Investigation of this motion it is
necessary to Integrate the kinematic equations derived, which is impossible without additional
limitations on the character of motion since, if they are taken In the Poisson form, one ulti-
mately arrives at the integration of the Riccatt equation with complex coefficients. If the
kinematic equations are taken in the Euler form difficulties arise In Integration of the integro-
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differential equation. The condition of the periodicity of the functions p (t), q (t), r (t) permit
olving the stated formula to the end in quadratures. Orig.-art.-has: 17formulas.
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UBCODE: 12,20/ SUBMDATE: 2lMar66/ ORIGREF: 003

NOVIKOV, V.N.; TOLSTOV, L.Ks; SERFBRYAKOVA, Ye.K.; SOKOLOV, B.M.; Prini-
mal achastiye: 14--lentlyev, Ya.I.; KAPGER, V.S.; ZORCMIKO, I.F.;
KARPCV, K.F.j Kushnaren~o, V.S.; SHINCMIKO, L.I.; TRIFONOVA, N.
MASLITSKAYA, M.P.
Obtaining industrial naphthalene from the centrifugal naphthalene
of the Gubakha, Coke and Coal Chemicals Plant. Koks i khim. no.8-.
35-38 162. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Vostochnyy ugleRhimicheskiy inotitut (for NovikqVp Tolstov,
Serebryakova). 2. GubakhInskiy koksokhimicheskly zavod (for Soko-
lov).

PODZIIUTSKI, Ch.; VOYTASIK., Ya.
Cupola furnace melting with briquetted and pitch coke. Litd
proizv. ng.12:*4--D 16J. (MIRA 1441.41)
(Cupola furnaces) (Coke)

BRASYUNAS, V.B., PODEHYUNAS, A.S. EPODgIUNAS, A.S.)
f;~
Production of I.-hydroxyphthalazins. Nedprom, 12 no,7:47-50 Jl '58
- WRA 11:8)
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(PHMALAZINE)

BHiLSYUl,UtS, V.B.; PODUYUHAS, A.S. [Pod~lijnas, A.S.]
wna
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Ja '59. (MIRA 12:10)
. (PHTRUASINA)

BRLSZUNA$p V.B.; lOb=ul-w--44-OAi----
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(PHTHALAZINE)

BRASYURkS, T.B.; PODZ9Y.UX&S,--A-S----
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(PHMALA IRB)

KRkL, Indvik, 11r.; FODZIMK, Also, Dr.
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a s II chirml. kliniky K.U. prof Bra JoDivise
(ASTHKA. surgery)

JOHAWVSKA, KTeta. MUDr.; PODZIMEK, Ales, MUDr.; SOVA, Jos., Doe., Mr.
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vago-sympathatic nerve according to Tionevsky. Cas. lek. cook.
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method.)
(MMM VAGUS,
infiltration in tber. of asthma, Vionevsky's method.)

PODSINIK, Ales.;IaOTKA, Jaroslav.
r--~=at,,OZO9Iea1 arteriovenous cmmnicatiOn of peripheral blood vessels.
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Predmosta akadealk Art Divis.
(TISTULAL. ARMIOUNOUS, surg.
(cz))
(AIMTM. surg.
racemose (Cz))

LHDTKA, Jaroslav; BOREK, Zoltan; PODZI e8
Modern concepts in diagnosis and tberapy of breast cancer. Can.
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1. Z II. chirurgicke.klintky Fakulty vaeobecnebo lekar. KU v
Prass: predn. Akad-Art Divis. J.L.,P. TII., Malirska 1.
(BREAST. neoplasms,
diag. & tber. (Ct))

2- A)4
jouUmIL, Kveta*. PODZIKIK, Ales; SOVA, Josef
Further results on the use of Wishnievsky infiltration of cervical
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klinika, prodmosta akademik J. Divis.
(ASTEVA, ther.
Wishnievsky infiltration of cervical vagosympathetics, technic
and statist. (Cz))

KRCILSK, A.; CBRVMNY, 0.; _PODZDM, A.; BOREK, Z.; PIATI10VA, H.
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1. IV. interni klinikR KU prednosta prof. MUDr. Boh. Prusik clen
horespondent GSAV. 11. chiriwgicka klinika KU prednnsta, akademik
prof. MUDr. J. Divis. 0. G. Praha 2 U nemocnice 499/2.
(PHIMBITTS, compl.
postphlebitic synd. (Cz))

LHOTKA, Jaroslav; PODZDIEK, Ales
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no.7:453-457 J1 161.
1. 11 chirargicka klinika fakulty vaeobecneho lekarstvi KU v Prase,
prednosta doe. MUDr. -Taroslav Lhotka.
(VENAH CAVAE diseases)

FODZINN, frantisek, Dr.
"a I I -, - -z-,-
Proposal for a new form of evidence of accomplished active
tetanus Insunization. Acta, chir. orthop. tra=. cacb. 24
w.2:143-145 Yar 57.
1. Chirurgicke oddelent OUNZ v Kyjove..prodnosta primar
Dr. 3. Kytlica.
(TIrAM, Inmnol.
active immun,, technic (Cs))

PON111,2K, Frantisek
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143-146 Ap 162.
1. OUNZ Hodonin) nemocnice Kyjov, odd. ortop. chirurgie, predn.
prim. MUDr. J. Zavrel
(6RTHOPEDICS equip & supply)

PODZIKU, J.
,!Sconomic encyclopedia. Industry and,building.0 VaLl: A - K.
Reviewed by ~. Podzimek. Tod org 17 no.l+:192 Aj 163. -

romneK, j.
10atalog of scientific and technical literatw6m. V61.1. Reviewed
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PODZIMEKY J.
Explanation of a more complicated halo effect and its importance
in aerology. Meteor zpravy 17 no.1:3-71 F 164.
Fifth International Symposium on C=denBation and Ice Nuclei in
Clermont-Ferrand and Toulouse. Ibid.-.26 I
Third International Conference on Atmospheric and Space Electricity
in Montreux. lbid.:26-27
1. Institute of Atmospheric Physics of the Czechoslovak Academy
of Sciences, Prague.

PODZIMEKV Josef
Meteorological, physical, and chemical foundations of fog
origin in industrial areas. Vestanik GSAV 73 no.2:291-292 t64.

PODUICK, J.
"Mechanization of machine construction" by II.I.Damaskina.
Reviewed by J.Podzimek. Podnik organizace 16 no.11:527
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11OD/11MEK.0
fit,
Uollection of improvement suggesfions and advan~~qd production
,xPeriences.n Reviewed by J. Podzlmek. Podn org 3.8 n~~.4.-,192
Ap 164.,

PODZD4EK, J.
Apply the experience of Soviet railroad men to bold development
of socialist competition. p. 90* Beginning of electric operation
of the Railroad of Friendship. P- 93- Electrification and
motorization of Soviet railroads. Tre from the Russians pe 949
ZELEZNICAR. (Ministerstvo, dopravy) Praha. vol. 6., No. 4,
Apr - 1956.
SOURCE: Eaat European Accessions qst. (EEAL)
Library of ' gress Vol. No* 12,
December 19Z

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alouy puOts--ed by w1dition of acUiz anbydrWE- and
mac. HrSa, is M---IELrcd at 010 13)p after 10 min
Rmilt3 A= in aRr"k-ent witli thm-A obtained by
r--btr mzthods~ Thb is a -:impie =J, "atd mttbod
for &.e dct--mi=tixn of thew cnmpound~ in hki-
tnic2l muterIaL NscilmLs

,PODZIMK, J.
"Aerosols" by K.Spurny, C.Jech. B.Sedlacek and O.Storch. Reviewed
by J.Podzi;wk. Yleteorolog .15 no.5:152 0 62.

, PODZIMEK., Jarosla*v promovany filolog
!
Technical informants help to spread the scientific and tech-
nological infornmtion at worksites. Padn org 18 no.2970-J72
F064.
1. Technical and Organizational Research Institute of the
Machine Industry.

PODZIWK, Jaroslav
Seminars of techn--Ical literature study. Podn org 18 no.5:226~U7
My 164.

PODZII,U-;K, Jaroslav
Publishing of scientific andtL-chnical information in the
enterprise periodicals. Pod org 17 no-5:225-227 My 163.
1. Technicko-organizacni vy-.kumny ustav strojirensky.

PCDZIMEK, Jiri, inz., C.Sc.
Theoretical prerequisites for experimental determining of
nonlinearity of precise clock penduhm resistances. Jewn mech
opt 7 no.9:274-280 S 162.
1. Ceske -vysoke uceni technicke,, Praha.

_.._PO,D.Z-IKEK, Jiri , ,
Data transmission system Tranvitel. Sdel tech U no. 12:
472 D 163.
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