SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT POKK, L. R. - POKONOV, N. Z.

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POKKO L.R. (Tartu)
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Appearance of orthostatic collapse and morphological
changes in the organs of rabbits during action on the
central nervous system; experimental research Arkh t
25 no-5:26-35 163. (MIRA 17:'2r '
1. 1z kafedry patologicheskay anatomii (i9pobWayushcbiy
obyazannosti zaveduyushchego doteent U.Ya. Podar)
Tartuakogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta.

POKK, L. R., Cand of Med Sci - (diss) "On the Origin of the Orthostatic Collapse,
Morphological Changes in the Interr& organs and Disturbance of the Blood Supply
in the Brain of a Rabbit While Placed in a Vertical Position (Experimental,
Morphological Investigation)," Tartu, 1959, 28 pp (Tartu state university)
(KL, 2-60, 3.17)

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SOURCE: RZh. Voprosy* tekhnicheskogo progress& I organizats1l proizvolstva V
mashinostroyenil, Abs., 2-35-138
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T1TTLE: The measurement and recording of small continuous displacemenU using a
capacitative measuring element and the magnetoelectric oscillograph
CITED SOURCE: Tr. Khar 'kovsk. politekhn. in-ta, v. 46, no., 8, 1963, 55-60
TOPIC TAGS: displacement registration, small displacement, capacitative measure-
ment, capacitance variation measurement
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TRANSLATION: An auxiliary device for an apparatus measuring very small
cm) displacements using a capacitative measuring element vith linear character-
istics has been described. (The actual apparatus has been presented in the arti-
cle by the same author "An Electronic Device Measuring Thicknesses of Oily
Layers".) The device consists of an industrial frequency-meter Ich-6, a $peel"
DC amplifier vith its pover supply, wA a magnatoelectric oscillogmo of an
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arbitrary type. Such a device permits a continuous registration or the above-
mentioned displacements utilizing the frequency difference or two HF-generators.
One or them (the standard) generates a highly stabilized frequency., while the
second (measuring) produces a variable frequency which is the function of the
meter capacitance and Isp consequently,, a function or the meagured dis
placements.
The basic error of the frequency-meter M-6 vithin the 10-10 cycles/5ec interval
is not greater than :t 1.5%. The amplifier Is serviced by an electronic voltage
stabilizer with a stabilization coefficient of about 35. The amplifier has a
linear characteristic, low sensitivity to voltage variations, and its yield with
maximum amplification at the output is t 15 ma. The range or the measured dy-
minic displacement oscillations is limited by the resonant eigen-rrequency or
the movable electrode of the sensing device. The time scale on the oscillograms,
:of the measured dynamical displacement is fixed by the standard tim marker.
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POKKO, V.S.
Capacitance pickup with linear characteristics. Zav.lab. 26
no.1:110 160. (MIRA.13:5)
1. Kharikovskiv politekhnicheskiy institut imeni V.I.Lenina.
(measuring instruments.)
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POKKO, V.S.
Nature of the gate effect in thin oil films in bearings. Izv.-
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vys.ucheb.zav.;fiz. 2:56-61 162. (WRA 15:7)
1. KharIkovskiy politekhnicheskiy institut imeni Lenina.
(Bearings (Machinery))
(Lubrication and lubricants--Electric properties)

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AUTHOR: Pokko, V. 8:
TITLE: On the nature of the rectifying effect of thin oil filmn in bearings
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal,,-Mashlnostroyeniye, no,'.16, 1962, 37,
abstract 16A244 ("Tr. Yhar!kovsk. politekhn. in-ta", 1961, v. _35,
34 - 40)
TEXT: The author describes the methods and resulis of investigations
concerning the checking of the correctness of the assertion o 'f Viehweg and Kluge
(Fiveg and Klyuge) on the presence of a rectifying effect in oil films (partial
rectification of alternating current passing through the film). The inverstigation
results proved that the cause of the appearance of direct (rectified)current In
the oil film during the Viehweg and Kluge experiments is the different work func-
tion of materials of the pair-shaft - bearing bush in the presence of spark dis-
charge. The a-c rectification does not depend on the presence of surface-active
molecules in the oil or oil In general. The opinion taken root in literature that
oil films possess a rectifying effect has to be considered as erroneous.
[Abstracter's note; Complete translation]
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OR: Pokko, V. S.
RG: Vane
TITLE: An instrument for measuring the electrical resistance of thin oil films
OURCE: Kharkov. Politekhnicheskiy inatitut. Vestnik, no. 1(h9), 1965. Mashino-
stroyeniye, no. 1, 55--59
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ABSTRACT: The author proposes an AC instrument for
neasuring the electrical resistance of thin oil films.
rhe block diagram of the instrument is shown in the
figure. A stabilized AC voltage source E of industrial
frequency generates a voltage drop U across the re- >
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sistance being measured R . This voltage is fed to the
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input of v two-stage low-frequency amplifier wiLli a
high input impedance. The amplified AC voltage In
rectified and fed to a bridge made up of two triodes
with a milliammeter connected between their cathodes,. A potenticoeter is used in zero J
justment and the meter indicates a current proportional to the input voltage when the

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Tnchistry - Finpnce
Useful book on nrofit Pnd independent financing ("Indenendent fin,-ncinE- 2nd
profit; ways to strengthen independent financing in industrial enterprises."
S. X. Tatur. Reviewed by 11-1. 1. Pokind). Prof. soiuzy no- 5, 1052
Mlonth List 2L Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, AuF,-,s t 1052. UNMISS EFIED.

Analiz Seluestloyriosti Produktsii I Finansov lia liashino3troitel'nom Zavcde ( ln~ilyz;is of
Cost of Produ'cti-on and Finance for a Lachine 3u.41ding Factory)
"oskva, !-:ashriz, 1953.
221 p.
SO: N/5
741
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e0KIIAD) I.
Analiz nebestoimosti produktsii i finansov na mashinostroitellnom
zavode Zp-nalysis of production costs and finances at a machine-buildiric-
g. Foskva, ~fashCiz, 1953. 222 p.
plan -
~.11.0: tAonthlv List of icussian Accessions, voi. 6 !'o. 11 ?'obruary 1954

BARNGOLITS, S.; POKLAD, 1.
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A good textbook on accounting in industry ("Accounting in
Industry." S. Shchankov. Reviewed by S. Barngollts,
I. Poklad). Vop.ekon. no.9:132-137 S 156. (MLRA 9:10)
(Accounting)
(Shchenkov, S.)

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AUTHOR: Poklad, Iosif I.
TITLE: Economic Analysis of Production and Financial Opera-
tions in ~Lndustrial Enterprises (Ekonom1rhezkiy
analiz proizvodstvennofinansovoy deyatellnosti
promyshlennykh predpriyatiy): Based on a Study of
Machine-Building Plants (na primere mashinostro-
yeniya)
PUB. DATA: Gosfinizdat, Moscow, 1956, 376 pp., 10,000 copies
ORIG. AGENCY: Not given
EDITORS: Ed. in chief: Fedoseyev, K.A.,;Ed. of the Publ. House:
Fialkova, V.; Tech. Ed.: Lebedev, A.
PURPOSE:- The monograph is an introduction to economic a=Iyals
as applied to production processes'arj&.f1nftajW In
industrial enterprises using the-ma.chine-building-in-
dustry as an example. It Is Intended for englneer-
technologists, planning, financial and accounting
-personnel and for students of engineering management
and economics in colleges.
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Economic Analysis of Production and Financial Operations 'Cont.)
"ABLE OF CONTENTS Page
Part One--Subject Matter nd Methodological Analysis of
Pperations.in industrial.Enterprizes
Ch. I*-. Tasks,'Subject Matter and Method of Economic
Analysis 3
1. Purpose and tasks of economic analysis. Its
significance in planning and operating enterprises 3
2. Role of economic analysis in locating and mobiliz-
ing untapped production resources within the
factory 8
3. Role of economic analysis In maintaining
economical operations and introducing cost ac-
counting (khozraschet) in the factory 11
4. Subject matter of economic analysis 14
5. Methods of economic analysis 17
6. Auxiliary methods used in economic analysis 22
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Econoitio Analysip of Preductlob 6nd Financial Operations (Cont.)
Ch. II. Sources and Organization of Economic Analysis 25
1. Sources of the analysis 25
2. Organization and presentation of data for
analysis 28
3. Investigation of the relationship between tech-
nology and production economics 29
Part Two--Economic Analysis of the Fulfillment of a Pro-
duction Output Plan
Ch.IIJ.,Analysis of the Fulfillment of a.Production Out-
put Plan- 33
1. Fulfillment of a production output plan and
problems for analysis 33
2. Volume of output and its measurement 34
3. Plan fulfillment by
volume of gross and
.
marketable output 38
4. Dynamic5and rate of production growth 45
5. Fulfilling the plan for production according
to nomenclature and assortment 49
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Economic Analysis of Production.and Financial Operations (Cont.)
Part Three--Economic Analysis of Fulfillment of Production
Plans in Regard to Cost of Production
Ch. V. Analysis of Cost of Production 91
I. Fulfilling the production plans in regard to
cost of production and problems for analysis 91
2. Structure and dynamics of production costs 93
3. Production expenses without intrafactory turnover 97
4. Cost of goods roduction (Comparative and
noncomparatiM 110
Ch. VI. Analysis of the Calculation of the Cost of Prod-
ucts and Semifinished Products 131
I. Fundamental problems in the analysis of the
calculation of the cost of production of prod-
ucts and semifinished products 131
2. Analysis of the calculation of the cost of
products 134
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Economic Analysis of Production and Financial Operations (Cont.)
3. Characteristics of analysis in calculating the
cost of castings 151
4. Characteristics of analysis In calculating the
cost of forged and stamped products 161
Ch.VII. Operatiogal Analysis of Cost Accounting in Plants :L66
I. Fundamental problems of analysis of cost ac-
counting in plints 166
2. Characteristics of shop cost accounting
(khozraschet) analysis of costs of production 168
3. Characteristics of cost analysis of production
.in a sector 170
4. Daily analysis of production expenses in shops 174
Part Four--Economic Analysis of the Effect of Fundamental
Factors on Production Growth and on the Lowering
of Produ6tion Costs
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Economic Analyais. of Production and Financial Operationa (Cont.)
9. Relationship of wages to increases in labor
productivity 202
10. Reducing labor required per item as one source
of increasing japor productivity 204
11. Improved utilization of workers' time as a
bource of increased labor productivity 205
1,2- Strength and composition of the labor force 212
Ch. IX-; Analysis of Fulfillment of Plans for Technical.
'Development of Enterprises 216
I. Further technical progress in enterprises and
problems of analysis 216
2. Condition of machinery and equipment and
carrying out plans for modernizing it 218
3. Fulfilling the plan for introduction of new
machinery 220
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Economic Analysis of Production and Financial Operations (Cont.)
4. Fulfilling the plan for technical and organiza-
tional Improvement 225
5. Equipment for the working force 229
6. Supplying electric power to the working force 231
Ch. X..Anslyzing the Productive Capacity of an Enterprise 234
1. Plant production capacity, its utilization and
analysis of problems 234
2. Methods for determining plant production capac-
ity and locating untapped resources 237
3. Analysis of basic indices of utilization of
plant production capacity 241
4. Special features in the analysis of utiliza-
tion of productive capacity in foundries 247
5. Special features in the analysis of utiliza-
tion of productive capacity in forging shops 250
6. Special features in the analysis of utiliza-
tion of productive capacity in machine assembly
shops 255
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Economic Analysis of;
Production and Financial Operations (Cont.)
:
Ch. XII. Basic Problems in Analyzing Fulfillment of Finance
Plans 277
1. Fulfilling the finance plan and problems for
analysis 277
2. Fulfilling the plan for income and expenditure 280
3. Fulfilling the plan in regard to factory re-
lationship to the state budget 283
Ch.XIII. Analyzing the Fulfillment of the Plan for Pro-
duction and Profits 285
I. Fulfillment of the production plan 285
2. Fulfillment of the plan for profits 290
3. Profitability of enterprises and methods of
analyzing it 296
Ch. XIV. Analyzing the Financial Condition of Enterprises 301
1. Utilizing monetary funds, their sources and
problems for analysis 301
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Economic Analysis of Production and Financial Operations (cont.)
2. -Relationship of allocation of funds and their
sources 303
3. The structure of allocating working capital 307
4. Supplying enterprises with their own working
capital and similar funds 308
5. Standardized working capital funds and sources
for their formation 320
6. Monetary sources, bank credits, accounts and
other assets and liabilities 327
7. Solvency of enterprises 334
8. Operational analysis of the financial con-
dition of an enterprise 336
9. General statement of the results of a finan-
cial analysis of an enterprise 338
Ch. XV. Analysis of the Turnover of Working Capital of
an Enterprise 340
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Economic Analysis of Production and Financial Operations (Pont.)
1- Accelerating the turnover of working capital
of an enterprise and problems for analysis 340
2. Turnover of working capital through a com-
plete cycle 341
3. Turnover of working capital in industrial
reserves 349
4. Turnover of working capital in the process
of production 354
5. Turnover of working capital in theesphere of
circulation 366
Index
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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BARANOV, Boris Mikhaylovich; POKIAD, Petr Grig2j.!.Yevjcji;
RV Leonid
f 1IRNOVY
I.A.; FEDOSML KO, i.Ya., nauchn. red.; SHUMILUVA, Ye.M.,
red.
[Construction and operation of municipal cable networks]
Sooruzbenle i ekspluatatsiia gorodskikh kabellnykh setei.
Moskva, Vysshaia, shkola, 1965. 321 p. (MIRA 18:7)

BELOUSOV, M.S.; POKLADA I I , prof.; BEZRUKIKH, P.S.; BARNGOLITS,
S.B.; GRIGOR'YEVA, S.T.; MEDVEDEVA, R.)
2
red.; TELEGINA, T., tekhn. red.
[A course in accounting] Kurs Imikhalterskogo ucheta. 2.,
perer. i dop. izd. Moskva, Gosfinizdat, 1963. 488 p.
(MIRA 16:11)
(Accounting)

I. I. POKLADA.
.1
~ 15
7-l')2.21
."I)j2
Buk'11galterskiy Uch t (Cost Accounting, by) F.S. Hassar7gin (J-) I. I.
Poklada. Mosk-va. Gosfinizdat, 1958-
~72. P. Tables.
BibliograpI-Iical Footnotes.

- POKLAD, Iosif Iustinovioh- FADOSKM , K.A., otv.red.; KORDTKOV.A, L..
red.f-zd-ye; 2i'R~V. A., tokhn.red.
(Methods of accounting for calculating industrial production
costs] Voprosy metodologii uchata i kallkulirovaniia sebe-
stoimosti promyshlennoi produktsii. Moskva, Goofinizdat.
1960. 227 P. (KIRA 13:12)
(Costs, Industrial)

--POKLj,D, I.I.
Conduct systematically a technical and economic analysis of operations
in every enterprise. Izv. vys.ucheb.zav.; tekh.tekst.prom. no.6:1,'-
15 161. (mi.,IA 1.5. 1)
1. Vsesoyuznyf zaochnyy institut tekstil ,noy i legkoy pror,7shlennostiz
(Industrial management)

SOV/112-59-4-7784
Translation frorrg Referativnyy zhurnal. Elektrotekhnika, 1959, Nr 4, 13 194 ,USSR)
AUTHOR: Artem'Yev, N. L., Sokolov, V. K., andpoklad, N. V.
es Having Photo conduc tlng.
TITLE: Investigating the Persf9tence of TV Camera
Targets
PERIODICAL: Tekhxxika. kino i televideniya, 1957, Nr 10-, pp 32-37
ABSTRACT: Persistence of vidicons is determined by two processes: (1) the
sluggish rise and fall of photoconductivity; (2) the sluggish establishment of
equilibrium potentials when target illumination varies. The second process i-R
the determining one. The persistence can be conveniently characterized by a
decrease in definition when moving objects are transmitted. In measuring the
persistence, the velocity of movemeat of the object projection in the photelayer
plane was set at 3 mm/sec. The persistence of the tubes with various targets,
for various lighting and electrical conditions, is evaluated. The persistence
decreases with the increase in the photoresistor layer thitkness and the current
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SOV/1 12-59-4-7784
Investigating the Persistence of TV Camera Tubes Having Phatocanducting Tax-getz
0
in the switching beam. Mumi-aat-ion has an effect on the persistence ciily withir.
0-20 lx. Variation of s igzal --plate voltage has a very pronounced effect; the
value of this voltage between 10 and 60 v should be considered as the aptimu--n
(the voltage is measured wit-1.1i respect to the anode for fast electrons and wita
respect to the cathode for slow electrons). Target material has an effect Oa
the persistence; L118 tubes with the target from Sb?S3 have a higher P*ers_iste::,.ce
than tubes with Se target. To reduce this persistence, it is recammr ended that
the time constant of the target material be cut, the target N;rorking voltage be
lowered, the beam cuxrent be raised, and the secondary-emission coefficient
for the target be increased.
1. K. M.
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BAR"OV, Boris Mikhaylovich; I~g~~AD Petr Grigorlyevich; SKDWOV. Leonid
j
'Petrovich; FOKICHRV, Grigorii -Iv~-n~'v-ich-. FRIIKIR-, Iovif Aronovich;
TATAWN, A.L., red.; BORTJNOV, H.I., tekhn.red.
(Constraction and use of cable lines] Soorazhenie i okepluatetaiia
kabelInykh linii. Koskva, Gos.energAzd-vo, 1959. 542 p.
(MIRA 13:3)
(Electric cables)

T=HKo!* 11pustan~injEon*tmt OVJGhi: '';Wx",,T*:ovIevich-., ZAR
tuovi ........ -----
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y4kIOU INt&' Re
110TI sense - Ir
ph.j retw I~WAU&v-. lash.,- retsenzent;
IKWOV, L.P.* insh;'
s-retiensoni TCMIdW' G,I., inzh,,..retsen2ent;
I.A., lnzh~,. retsensentl- MMHEGU)T, A.P.. inzh.. red.:
ZHITN=ffAs O.S..0 tekhn.red.
Wne structures of mmicipal electric networks) Ikepluatateiia
setevykh soorushanil gorodskol elektricheskol seti. Pod red. A.P.
Shcheglova. Moskva, Gos.energ.isd-vog 1960. )94 p.
(MIRA 13:5)
1. Moskovskays, kabelInaya not' (for Baranov, Poklad, Smirnov,
Yomichav, Fridkin).
(Blectrio pover distribution)

EQjLAND,V_,_I.94 LEBEDEV, S.P., prof., retsenzent; SERGEYEV, M.P.,
prof., red.; BE_EZUY[IAR1IKOV, M.A., inzh., red.; SHUNVA,
G.V.p tekbn. red.
[Automatic control and-accounting for tractor driven
machinery] Avtomaticheskii kontroll i uchet raboty
mashinno-traktornykh agregatov. Moskva, Masfigiz, 1963. 199 p.
(MIRA 16:12)
(Agricultural machinery) (Automatic control)

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t Is described or measurement of current in
circuits at high potential with mpect to earth. Tito
effect of the valve circuit on the currcut to be measured
and the leakage current from the high-potential circuit
through the valve are compensated by (a) a four-
terminal network in the grid circuit, or (b) a isultable
cathode resistor automatically bio3in the vaWc. Details
of a practical circuit afe givtn In K-hfl h both methods of
compensation are applied. This operates in the frel
_%uency
range 30 cfs-I Mcjs over'the current range 0-01-1 0 mA
with pow4cr consumption 04 #L'%N'-4 mAV and error