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AUTHOR: Rumyantsev, 1. A.
TITLE: Control'of a marine power plant by algorithmic processes
SOURCE: Ref. :kh. Vodnyy transport, Abs. 1OV91
1 REF SOURCE: ~b. Vychisl. tekhn. namorsk. transp. M., Transport, 1966,
116-125
TOPIC TAGS: a gorithm, algorithmic language, ship, marine engine, A,
programme.A
ABSTRACT: The work on the complex automation of the power plant of a motor,
vessel consists of two stages: the development of an algorithm by which the control
system is able to analyze incoming informatibn and work out correct direction.
orders; the development of technical facilities capable of realizing the control
algorithm on shi s. -The article examines one of the methods of constructing an
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algorithm for the programmed control of a ship's power plant. Output operations
are provided for. each condition of the object, L e., standard" answers are pre-.
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(Ele'etric railroads-Current supply)

RINYANTSV, T. K.
7779. RCCf-ZA!TTISW,, 1. K. --!~rigada itysokikh Urozhayev ozimoy Rzhi. (Folkhoz
"Traktor" Uren. Rayona. Lit. Obrabotka B. P. Albraiova I V. Aamayeva).
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iCKROVSKIY, A.A., kand.pedagog.nauk, starshiy naitchnyy sotrudnik;.
BUROV, V.A., uchitell; GLAZYRIN,-A.I., starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik*
pensioner; DUBOV, A.G., starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; ZVORYKIN, B.S.1
ninichnyy notnidnik;KAKMIETSKIY, S.Ye., uchitell; KOSTIN, G.H., pre-
podnvatell; MIROORODSKIY, B.Yu., uchitall; OREEMOV, V.P., prepoda-
vatell; ORLOV, P.P.,.prepodavatell; RAZUMOVSKIY, Y.G., aspirant;
M-1YANTS3Y, I.M., aspirant;. TERMITIUV, H.M., prepodavatel';
KHOLYAPIN, V.G., prepodavat6l'; SHAKHRAYEV, N.M., nauchnyy sotrudnik,
uchitell ;VOTTY-1i 0, I.A., uchitel' sredney shkoly, pensioner; STA-
ROSTIN, I.I., prenodavatell; MOGILKO, A.D., aspirant; SDLEIN, H.K.;
KOPTHKOVA, L.A., red.; LAUT, V.G., tekhn.red.
(New school ewinment for use in physics and astronomy] Novye
shkol'nye pribory po fizike i astronomii. Pad red. A.A.Pokrovskago.
Moskva, Izd-vo Alraid.pedagog.nauk RSFSR, 1959. 161 p. (MIRA 12:11)
1. Akadnmiya peda- gicheskikh nauk RSFSR, Moscow. :Ingtitut metodov
obuchaniya. 2. Laboratoriya metodiki fiziki.Instituta metodov obuche-
niya Akademii pedagogicheskikh nauk R5FSR (for .Pokrovskiy). 3. S-zed-
nyaya. zheleznodorozlinaya shkola st.Kratovo, Moskovskoy,oblnsti (for
Burov) 4. Institut metodov obucheniya Akademii pedamogicheskikh nauk
(for Glazyrin, Dubov, Razumovskiy, Rumyantsev),
(ConGinued on next card)

POKROVSKIY, A.A.---(continued) Card 2..
5. Institut metodov obucheniya Akademii pedagog.nauk: arednyaya shkola
No-315 Moskv .y (for Zvorykin)..6. Srednyaya shkola 11o.212 Moslcvy (for
Kamenetskiy). 7. Kresnodarskiy pedinstitut (for Kostin). 8. Srednyaya
shkola No.18 g.Sumy (for Hirgorodskiy)j:9. Avazanskiy pedinstitut (for
Orekhov). 10. Stalingrbdskiy pedinstitut (for Orlov)..11. Moskovsk1y
gorodskoy pedinstitut; srednyaya shkola NO.443 .Moskvy (for Terentlyev).
12. Balashevskiy pedinstitutL(for Kholyapin). 13. Institut,metodov obu-
cheniya Akademii pedagog.nauk; srednyaya shkola No.215 MoskvyL(for
Shakhmayev)o 14. moskovskiy pedinstitut im. V.I.LeninaL(for Starostin).
(for M Lp
15. Pedinstitut im...V.I.Lenina v Moskva 0', 1ko). 16. ZavedUYU_
Shchiy narodnoy astronomicheskoy observatoriyey Dvortsa kulltury MoskoV_
skogo avtozavoda im. Likhncheva (for Semakin).
(Physical instruments)

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AUTHOR: -he
R=jantsev, I.N., Lieutenant-Colonel.of- t -'edical

TITLE: The Treatment of Epidermophytosis and Dyshidrosis of
the Feet under Hot Cljmtic Conditions
PERIODICAL: Voyenno-meditsinskiy zhurnal, 1958, Nr 9, pp 80-81
(USSR)
1IBSTRACT: Epidermophytosis and dyshidrosis of the feet were sue-,
cessfully vreated in,hot areas by an external applica-
tion of highlyleoncentrated salol. In non-complicated
forms of epidermophytosis and in dyshidrosis,
the focus
,
and the adjacent skin were treated with the following
solution: Natrii diborici, glycerini aa 10.0 aq. destil-
latae 180.0. After -about 5 to 10 minutes-thesolution
dries up anda 2% solution of salol in collodion
(Saloli 50.0, collodil 150.0) is laid on the treated
surface. In complicated forms of epidermophytosis.the
acute, inflammatory process is to be first eliminated..
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'he Kine-
maLl c3 ~wnd Laws of Dynwrdc:; of Fon.;ard I,Toti on. i t'ie Intemedliate School.
Lenin-rad State Pedap-ical Instu imcni A. I. Gertsen. Leningrad 195
E, 54
(DissertatLori for the De-frec. of Candlidate in PectaFoLical Sciericc3).
,~,O: Kidzhnaya Letopis', No. 10, 19563 pp 116-127

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RUWANTSEX, Mikhail Mikhaylovich; IVANITSKIY, Mu., red.; IARIONOV, G.Ye.,

USSR/Far"m Anirmls Swine
Abs J,)ur Ref Zhur Biol.) No 15, 1958; 69370
Author Fedoseyev., K.S., Rmqautsev. MiVi
Tnst
Effectiveness of the Method of Feeding Swine Twice
'Title
Daily
Grig Pub Zhivotnovodstva, 1957, No 11, 49-50
Abstract With a shift from thrice-daily to twice-daily feeding
of uwine, the average daily wei[4it pins or. the swine
farm of the.sovkhoz "Podol'skiy" of the Moscow Oblast
increased in a year by 166 P, (or 5N), the expei-dit-oxe
of feed uaits decreased fr.,,5ri 6.9 to 4.3 per I kg of
GaL-, ancl the net cost of ore ce-,Atner of w&iLbt increase
dropped from 100 to 91.4%.
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BATKONUROV, O.A.; BELYAYEV, A.I.; BOGOMOLOY, V.I.; VARYUKOV, V.A.; GAZARYAN,L.K.;
GL5K, T.P.; GORYAYXV, M.I.; KARCHEVSKIT, V.A.; KLUSHIN. D.N., KUNAYIIY,-
''D.A.; LUNDRY, B.N.; LISOVSKIY, D.I.; LOSKUTOY, F.M.; MITROFANOT, S.I.;
MOLCHANOV,,A.A.; MOSKYITIN, I.N.; OLIKHOV, M.P.; OSIPOVA, T.D.;
PLAKSIN, I.N.; PONONARIT, V.D.; RUMYANTSEV M.Y.; SOKOLISKIT,.D.V.;
SOKOLOV, M.A.; SPASSKIY- A.G.; STRIGIN,,I.A.; SUSHKOV, X.Y.;
SHAKKNAZAROY, A.K.; TASTUKRVICH, S.M.
Khosrov Kurginovich Avetisian, obituary. TSvet.met.2Tno.3-.66-68
My-Je 154. ~(MIRA 10:10)
(Avatisian, Khosroy.Kurginovich, 1900-1954)

AKIMOVA, K.I.; .8AZIfENOV, M.F.; BAKHVALOV, G.T.; BYZKLJJBMO, N.P.; BERRAN,S.I.;
BOGDANOV, Ye.S.; BODYAKO, M.N.; BOYKO' B.B.; VINOGRADOV, S.V.;
GAGEN-TORN, K,V.; GIEK,,T.P.; GORF.V,%K.V.; GRADUSOV, P.I.; GUSHCHINA.T.N.;
YERLOYANOV, A.K.; YESIKOV, M.P.;,ZDZYARSKIY,' A.V.; ZAKEAROV, M.V.;
ZAKRAROVA, M.I.: KARCHEVSKIT, V.A.; KOMAROV, A.M.; WRZHENKO, O.T.;
LAYNER, V.I.; MALITSEV, M.V.; MILLER, L.Ye.; MILOVANOV, A.I.;
MIROITOV, S.S.; NIKOHOROVA, N.A.; OLIKHOV, N.F.: OSIPOVA, T.V.;
OSOKIN, N.Ye.; PERLIN, I,L.; PLAKSIN, I.N.: I!ROKCFIYEV, A.D.;
-RU"!TSXV, M.Y.; SEVERBENKO, V.P.; SEREDIN, P.I.; SMIRYAGIN, A.P.;
SPASSKlf,~-'A".-G-.';- TITOV, P.S.;,TURKOVSKAYA, A.V.; SHAKHNAZAROV, A.K.;
SHPICHO SKIT, Ye.S.; YURKSHTOVICH, N.A.; YUSHKOV, A.V.;
YANUBHEVICH, L.V.
Sergei Ivanovich Gubkin. TSvet.met. 28 no.6:60-61 N-D 155. (MIRA 10:11)
(Gubklu, Sergei Ivanovich, 1898-1955)

AGTM P.Ya.; ALABYSaV, A.F.; BAYMAKOV, Yu.V.; BELYAYRV, A.I.; BATASHEV, K.P.;
BUGARRV, L.A.; VASILIYEV, Z.V.: GUPALO, I.P.; GUSINDY, V.M.; ZHURIN,A.I.;
VETYUKOV, M.M.; KOSTYUKOV, A.A.; LOZHKIN, L.N.; OLIKWV, N.P.;
OSIPOVI,.T.Y.: PERTSEV, I.I.; RUNTANTSEY M.V.;,STHELM ,Te.L.;.,
FIRSAMOVA, L.A.; CHUPRAKOV :V.yi-.
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(Abramov, Georgii Alekseevich, 1906-19
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:inzh.; ANDREYIETA, L.P., inzh.; BISMIMICH, G.V., inzh.;
RYABBIRIA, A.J..,inzh.; MOSMIDT, N.S., red. gazety; KOI-!.XOV,'
A.I.y otv' red.; IMIITSKIY, V.P.., red.; FLICELIMAIT, S.M., red.;
ROZHDAYE~[A, V.~, tekhn..red.
(Kalinin Artificial FiberCombinelKalininskii konbinat iskus-
tvonnogo volokna..Kalinin, Kalininskoe I-,nizlmoe izd-vo,, 1960.
92 p. (MIRA 15:8)
1. K,-linir-skiy kombinat iskusstvennogo vololma (for all except
Korkov, Yunitskiy, Fligellman, Rozlidaykina).,
(Kalinin-Textile fibers, Synthetic)

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ALITHORS: Shevakin, Yu.F., Candidate of Technical Sciences, Docent; Sedykh,
G.A., Engineer; Seydaliyev, F.S., Candidate of Technical Scienoesi
Naumonko, G.N.; Drobot, S.T.; Rumyantsev, Technicians
TITLE, Cold-rolling stainless steel tubes with Increased drafts
ICALz Stall, n 05
PERIOD o. 12, 1961, il,l 1,107
TEWr: The degree of draft depends on the stability of the stand, the
ductility of the material being rolled and the service life of. the operating
untts. ' It is known from experience that in the conventional processes the sta-
billty, of equipment is notutilized in full (the coefficient of the strength or
equlpmnt utilizationfor cold-rolling mills does not exceed 0.5). This fac-
tor, therefore, wald permit a higher degree of deformation, whicho on the other
The service life of
hand, would definitely shorten the life of the work tools.'
the latter could be increased by reducing the number of passes and raising the
degree of draft. Tests were carried out to establish the possibilities of cold-
rolling tubes with greater draft and fewer passes. The tests'were made partly
an theX71T -55 (Kh?T-55) type rolling mill, with tubes 70 X (5 6) rrn in size,
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and partly on the.KIIT-75 (Khi"145) andXfIT-32 (nipr-32) stand
in ~Ize [93 x (6 - 8) mm )53 x 3.5 mm -- 21 x 1.
m 5 -03. it was
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found that, reducing the nunber of passes Improved the tube quality and rendered
the finishing of the inner tube surface more easy. The power consumption for
deformation and the tool consumption dropped (the latter by 20 w- 25%). When.;
rolling 70 x 6 -`- 38 x 2 mm tubees, cracks appeared in the finished tubes, due
to tension btresses. These could be eliminated by turning over the tube twice
on the ".FT-55 stand. which made It possible to increase the,feed from 9 - 10
rm to 10 - 12 rrm. Mhen rolling 21 x 1.5 mm tubes according to this new metlzod,
buckles were observed on the tube surface# mainly caused by the great conicity
of the mandrel and the groove.width, To prevent these defects, theconicity of
the mandrel was reduced to 0.03 and a considerable draft was applied at the be-,
giaring. Thusi buckles no longer formed and the output of the KhPT-55 mill was
raised by 2G% (tir yield.of grade-I product was 84% instead of 57%,obtained when
the first modification of the process was used). The consumption of groove
pairs during 6 months was 169 instead of :K6 (with the old method)$ while,
moreover, the number of mandrels required decreased from 1,747 to 1,505 during
the sa:rR period. However, the new rolling process requi a material of high
ductility., When rolling tubes of 1Xl8R9T (MISNM terel, it, strength limit
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Pot 44. Rumyantsev, Ii. it
AUTHOR: iyev:;kiyt
ORG: none
TITLE: Experience in the machine compilation of cloud-cover naps usingi
a Setun' computer and weather-satellite data.
SOURCE: Mfoacow. Tsentrallnyy inatitut prognozov, Trudy, no. 152, 19,jw.
Planctarnaya tsirkul Iyatsiya. atmosfery i iskusstvennyye sputniki Zemli
(Planetary circulation of the,atmosphere and artificial3arth a ate 1,:-~
lites), 2.5-28
TOPICTAGS: weather map, cloud cover, meteorological satellite, satel-
a:A-Te data analysis, computer application, computer input unit,,computerl,
I c o,rp o,q e n t', computer output unit, comput e, r /Se tun 'r_vPr-t-.
f cloud-cover
'.-~,A3STRACT: Problems involving the machine compilation, o
a Setun' computer and weather satellite data are examined.
--ps usin
P.,
~,_.e Setun' computer,uses a ternary system or numbers and commands with-
on ordinary punched telegraph tape. For.compiling.weather maps;
j t1ae Setun' is mated to an EUM-46 output printer(seeFig. 1),vith a
cm-wide paper csrriage and'alphanumeric text. Using manual decoding
and transcribing of satellite data and an elementary.program, a method
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.Ln,Fi,4. 3, an RFT-T-53 paper"tape reader (TR) and,a PL-20 output-tape
punching unit from a Setun' computerare used to convert the telegral,-11-:
tape ..message punched. at. a radiometeorological center. , The tape i.s fed
to 'he tape reader, is read ' a d the signal,combinations pass to a
n n
aecoder (DC,) in the 2nd International,telegraph codt~, At the decoder
Output, 32 deffinite pulses are obtained which are fed to a second de-
Oder (DC-,) and-there are converted,into signal combinations represen
c
_InF the ternary Imachine code of the Setun'. These combinations are
Dassed to the PL-20 output punching unit (OP) for tape preparation.~ On,
the finished tape, the information must be divided into blocks, each
onsistinp o- 162 lines separated byL spaces. This is performed by the
c
~con-~rol unit (CU) and two counters (Cl and C2). The tape preparation
!,rate is 20 lines/sec, corresponding to.the speed ofthe punching unit
and reader. At this rate, one message can be prepared in,l- 2 min.
Orig. art. has: 3 figures. L;v4_11oLj7
SUB CODE: o4, oq/ SUBM DATE: none
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