SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHPOLYANSKIY, V.A. - SHPRINGEL, G.

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SHFOLYAlIS.KlUJIj.A.; CEERNYAGIN, B.I.I.; I%OBOTElIKU, B.A., kand.
u P.
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[Electrical tiidng devices] Elektricheskie pribory vre-
meni. Moskva, I-lashinostroenie, 1964. 387 p.
(MIRA 17:1-1)

GALDIN, Mikhail Vasillyevichj SIIPQLYAII.9KIY, Vadim Llvovich;
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AUTHOR: Shpoly'4inskiy j__Ya_.A_
TITLE: The effect of heat-treatment on the piezoelectric
properiies of sintered barium-titanate ferroelectrics
PERIODICAL: Reicrat~jvnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika i energetika,
no. 1, 103, 18, abstract 1 B57. (In collecticn:
Segnetoe'lektriki (Ferroolectrics), Rostov-na-Donu,
Rostovsk. un-t, 1961, 91-95)
T Z XT The effect of the mode of heat-treatment on the piezo-
electric properties of sintered bariuri-titanate ferroelectrics was
studied. The static piezomodulus -was -determined (with an accuracy
of + 6.5rA in the usual way by measuring the charge induced in the
electrodes of a specimen on the-application or removal of ce com-
pressive load. Apparatus was constructed for studying the tempera-
ture-dependence of the piezoriodulus. The specimens were polarized
during slow cooling from 6 to room temperature, the intensity of
the polarizing field increasing from 6 kV/cm at 403 0K (130 00 to
2 kV/mm at 313 OK (40 OC), with the current in the 5pecimen-.not
exceeding 0-5 mA. The experimental specimens were prepared from
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TiO. and BaCO_ , the latter compound being obtained by passing CO
thr5ugh an aqaeous Ba(011) solution; the preliminary and final
2 0
sintering ooerationsiere carried outi respectively, at 1493-1673 K
(1220-1400 0C) and 1603-1693 OK (1330-1420 'C). To study the effect
of ageing, the piezomodulus d__ was measured.at room temperature
every day for three months (the first measurement being taken V:\
10-15 min after polarization). It was established that on increa-
sing the temperatur-e of the preliminary sintering -the magnitude
d__ increased. For a constant temperature of the preliminary
s~atering, the maximum steady value of the piezomodulus was
observed in specimens,given the final sintering treatment at
1653 0K (1380 0C). Comparison of results obtained for various
batches of specimens showed th -at their properties -were affected by
the technological factors such as rhilling, mixing, etc. , which are
difficult to aDntrol. The specimens studied had high values of
tan 6 (about 4% at f = 1 kc/s). The optimum method of preparation
of specimens entailed a preliminary sintering at 1553-162-3 0K
(1280-1350 OC) and.final sintering at 1653 0K (1380 *C).
-,Abstracter's note: Complete translation.~
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temperature at which the Pcrovsl~cite modification changed to
hexagonal. Comparison of the results of X-ray analysis, study of
the tempemture-d6pendence of c in the 293-413 0K (20-140 'C)
range (at 5 x 10 c.p.s.) and measurements of the piezomodulus o*f
various specimens led to the conclusion that - dopqndin6on the
0
teimperature of the final sintering 1b53 K, I.e. 1380 C, or
1703 'K, i.e. 14300C) - specimens with a low concentration of Ni
and Co (and, probably, Cr and Mn) additions could-have elther
perovskite or he;-zagonal structure with correspondingly high or low
values of c . The state and properties of specimens after repeated
annealing depended oil the temperature of the last treatment, which
indicated that the transformation from perovskite to hexagonal
modification was reversible. There are 2 figures and 3 references.
LAbstracter's note: Complete translation-I
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AUTHORS: Shpolyanskiy, Ya.A., and Gann, V.V.
TITLE: Equipment for measuring the piezo-modulus, of seignette
materials in the quasi-static condition
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika i energetika,
no.2, 1963, 170 abstract 2 B 85. (In collection:
Segnetoelektriki, Rostov University, Rostov-on-Don,
1961, 147-151)
TEXT: Instead of existing equipment for obtaining pulsating
loads, an electromagnet with a.c. supply was used and the
measurements were made with an ordinary tube voltmeter. It is
advantageous if the conditions of the piezo-electric under
investigation are near to those of short circuit. Hence it is
necessary to use an instrument of low input impedance or to
diminish this latter artificially. in instrument type AB-9-2
(LV-9-2) the input impedance is 600 kilohms so that it is quite
permissible to take the equivalent resistance R equal to the
eq
voltmeter resistance R The points obtained lie very well on
V
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the calculated calibration curve, which confirms the possibility
of the more convenient quasi-static method of determining the
static value of the piezo-modulus. The accuracy of measurement
then remains within the same limits as for equipment using the
static method, i,e. 6%.
3 figures. 3 references.
~Abstractorls note: Complete translation
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ACCESSION NR: AR4046009 S/0058/64/000/007/EO39/E.040
SOURCE: Ref. zli. rizika, Abs. 7E298
AUTBORS: Fesenko, Ye. G.; Prokopalo, 0.'1-,;; Komarov, V. D.;
Shpolyasnskiy, Ya. A.
TITLE: Investigation of -the effect of modifiers with pentavalent
cations on the properties of barium titanate
t-CITED SOURCE: Izv. Leningr. elektrotekhn. in-ta, vy*p. 51, 1963,
252-259
TOPIC TAGS: ferroelectric material, barium titanate, dielectric
constant, x ray diffraction study, perovskite structure, pentavalent
cation
TRANSLATION- To study the influence of modifiers on the properties
l-
BaTiO the oxides V 0 Nb 0 Ta 0 and 6b 0 were used and
o
3 2 5 2 5 2 5 2 5
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,ACCESSION NR: AR4046009
:were introduced into the BaTiO by mixing for four hours in a ball
3
'crusher and sintering at 1380--1450C. The dielectric measurements
have shown that with increasing V 0 content the character of the
2 5
Ckjy-V(-j.q V, = f(t) does not change, the maximum of e decreases, and the
.Curie temporature drops 3--4%. AdditionLq of Sb 0 greatly reduce the,
2 5
of c at the Curie points, down to complete vanishing of the
MOLXimum of E when 5% of Sb 0 is introduced; a maximum of e appears
2 3
.at room temperature, the magnitude of which decreases with increasing
Sb 0 content. When Ta 0 o r Nb 0 i -s introduced into the BaTiO.1
2 5 2 5 2 5
a decrease is observed in the value of 6 at the maximum, and the
Curie temperature remains unchanged. With increasing concentration
Of b1b2051 the average.dimensions of the arystallites change from
30-50 ~L for pure BaTiO 3 to I [i or lose for sar-aples with 5% Nb2 05.
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X-ray diffraction investigations have shoim that in all cases the
perovskite structure is retained and that there is no hexagonal
phase vPhatever. Thus, the introduction of pentavalent ions sta-
bilizes the -ferroelectric modification of BaTiO # G. gol'der.
3
SUB CODE: LMM, SS MTCL,. 00
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ACC NRi APS028127 SOURCE CODE- -UR/0048/65
9/011/20W2090
AUTHOR: Balash, V.A.; Kramarov, 0. P.; Shpo1X4M!4- Ya. A.
Z /-/0
ORG: none
TITLE: Investigation of the direct and Inverse piezoelectric effects in ferroelectric
ceramics aeport, Fourth All-Union Conference on Ferro-electricity ield at Rostcrv-on-
the Don 12-16 September 19647
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya fizicheskaya, v. 29, no. 11, 1965, 2086-2090
TOPIC TAGS: ferroel-tric material, piezoelectric ceramic;1piezoelectric modulus,
electric polarization, solid solution, barium titanate, lead, strontium, zirconate,
niobium, calcium, cobalt, dielectric coii~-tant-7 1-7 -4
ABSTRACT: The direct and inverse piezoelectric effects were investigated in
30 X 3 x 1.5 MM3 specimens of polarized and unpolarized ferroelectric ceramics with
+ /0 Nb2O5 and (Ba Ca
the compositions PbO.q5Sr0.05(Zr0.53Ti0.47)03 1' 0*0 zyTiO3 +
+ 0.75% COC03 in fields up to 26 kV/cm and at stresses up to 25 kjPcm2. The strain
gauge employed in the static measurements had a sensitivity of 10-' cm/scale division.
The specimens were poled for I hour at 1400C in a 20 W/cm field. The deformation
hysteresis loops of the unpolarized materials, recorded in cyclicly varying electric
fields, were symmetric and had sharp minima, the positions of which depended on the
maximum strength of the electric field. The corresponding hysteresis loops of the
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polarized materials were asymmetric; the minima were shifted in the direction opposite
to that of the polarizing field and the deformation maxima were greater when the app.
lied field was in the direction of the polarization. A tendency to saturation was
evinced at the deformation maxima. The deformation in the direction of the applied
field was greater than that in the perpendicular direction by a factor 3 for the
barium titanate base material and by a factor 4 for the lead titanate-zirconate base
nintorial. Piezoelectric moduli were measured both statically and by the resonance
antiresonance method. Wwer values were obtained for the modulus d31 when it was
measured dynamically than when it was~measured under static conditions. The magnitudd
of the static piezoelectric moduli depended on the sign of the deformation during
measurement. Dielectric constants were measured under the same conditions as were the
piezoelectric moduli. The ratio of the modulus to the dielectric constant was found
to be much less sensitive to the conditions of measurement than modulus and the
dielectric constant themselves; the ratio was the same whether measured statically or
dynamically. Orig. art. has: 3 formulas, 4 figures amd 2 tables.
SUB CME: SS, ME, EH SUBM. DATE: 00/ ORIG. REF: 006 OM. REF- 002
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Yugo s1 avi a/General Problems of Pathology - Comparative Oncology U-1
Abs Jour Ref Zbur - Biol,.% No. 18~ 1958.9 84903
Author -5bpalyar, Milan
Inst No iristiru~
Title The Problem of Cancer and Its Control in Yugoslavia
Orig Pub Med. glasnik., 1957, Vol. 11, No. 7-8, 248-253
Lbstract No abstract is given
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GDR/Chemistry of the Hi,3h Molecular Compounds.
Ab s ibur Rof 2Jiur - Khir115-a, No 24, 1958, 83944
Author ~-L-ponar, J., Lcsticky, C., Lack--, L., Ma-lek, J.
Inst
Title Dextran, V. The Shape and Size of Molecules of Certain
Dextran Fractions. VI. The Effect of Dextran Concentra-
tion, Temperature and pH Upon the Solubility of Dextran
in a Water - Alcohol Solution at Various Ionic Strengths.
Orig IVo : Collect. czechasl. chem. commun., 1958, 23, 110 5, M-827o
328-832-6
Abstract : 'Oee R. Zh. Khim., 1958, 63271,
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7711e.. RADIOACTIVE MEASURING DEVICES PRODUCED BY THE TALLIN OPTICAL
PLANTOF CONTROL MEASURING DEVICES (KIP)
Periodical. Referativnyy zhurtil, itlashinosiroycidye, no, .5. 1962, 61 ahqtract 32,5.340 (In sh. "Raeflooki
izoloj~y iyattern. izhicheniya u nar. kh-ve SSSR" v, 1, 1961, 69-74. Moscow, Gost ol lid hi/daf).
Text: The Tallin optical plant for control measuring devices started in 1959 !he mass production of radio-
active instruments of the relay type for automation of production processes. These instruments are assembled
of standard components: beta and gamma radiation sources, radioactive transducers and electronic relay
units or the YPAn (URAP) type. These standard components form the basis of the following apparatus
radioactive multiposition level-controllers of the PI1PY-1 (RPRU-1) type consisting of a single-position or a
two-position PU-1 I (RD-I 1) radioactive transducer and of the electronic relay units YPAn-3 (URAP-3)
or YPAFI-2 (URAP-2), the radioactive source consists of a float containing a cobalt 60 isotope or cesium 137
isotope; the PUPY-3 (RPRU-3) type containing one or two radioactive PU-9 (RD-9) transducers and a stan-
dard radioactive beta source 130-2 (B1-2); radiactive blocking devices: of the E;Prl-l (BRP-1) type con-
sisting of the radioactive PA-6 (RD-6) transducer, a YPAfl-3 (URAP-3) unit and a SH-2 (B1-2) source;
the F)PFI-2 (BRP-2) type comprising instead of the radioactive PA-6 (RD-6) transducer, a small size PJJ-10
(RD-10) transducer; radioactive PK4 (RK-4) controller for regulating the degree of filling of nontrans-
lucent vessels by liquids: this controller is assembled of the radioactive PQ-10 (RD-10) transducer.
Card 1/2

S/263/62/000/007/003/014
1007/1207
AUTHOR: Barabanov, B. V., Vaynu, E. Ya., Znamenskiy, V. M., Shpor, K. K. and Yanushovskiy, V, A,
TITLE: Standard radioactive thickness, gage for measuring the thickness of coatings and sheet
materials
PERIODICAL. Referativnyy zhurnal, otdet'nyy vypusk. Ismeritel'naya tekhnika, no. 7, 1962, 11. abstract
32.7.70. Collection "Radioakt. izotopy i yadern. iziuchenyya v nar. kh.-ve SSSR",
Moscow, Gostoptekhizdat, v. 1, 1961, 134-140
TEXT: The economic effectiveness of standard radioactive thickness gages for the routine production control
of various sheet materials is Stressed, It is shown that standardization of radioactive measuring instru-
ments, apart from conventional advantages (improved mass production, reduced prime cost, interchange-
ability, etc.) permits the use of standard radioactive sources. The paper presents data on the following radio-
active measuring instruments produced at the Tallin pilot plant for control and measuring instruments:
1) Noncontact weighing gage of the GHB-I (BIV-1) type for continuously measuring the weight of a coating
applied to a fabric. The gage works on the compensation principle and is provided with two ionization cham-
bets. The weigh t-measu ring range for surface coatings varies from 200 to 800 g/m2, and the accuracy is 2%.
The gages work with a T1204 source; 2) The noncontact gamma-thickness gage of the RTY495 (ITU495)
Card 1/2
Cal

PLESHCHETIKO, T.V.; SHPORA, L.D.
Characteristics of the rhythms of the stratification of the
Naukat manifestation of cuprous sandstone. Nauch. trudy TashGU
no.256 Geol. nauki no.22:120-127 164 (MIRA 18:2)
Morphology of the outcrop of fluvial sandstones of Brown series
in the southern wing of the SUpetau anticline in northwestern
Fergana. Ibid.:128-131
Sedimentations of the lacustrine and bog facies of the Brown
series of the Lover and Middle Pliocene in the S%petau.
Ibid. -.132-135.

SUPORA, L. D.
Erio,erietic folmatir- -r --uprous sands-tone3 In Nailkat. llailo~h.
'nidy TashGU no.25- Goal- -..uki no.22:136-139 '64
(M114. 28:2)

G,t)RYANIN, A.B.; 511PORA, L.D.
His~,,)v,r of the relief of the Naukat ore manifestation in con-
nection vith the genesis of ores. Nauch. trudy T-qshGU no.256
G-)ol. nwjkl no.22.-11.0-.1-44 t64 (MIRA 18:2)

VOGUZOV, V.I.; SHFOIdL', N.S.-, otv. red.; G&USIMOVA, Xa.S., tekhn.
red. --
(Machine tools; brief manual] Metallorezhushchie stanki;
kratkii spravochnik. YOBkva, Izd-vo ekon. lit-x7, 1961. 815 p.
(MIRA 15:3)
(Machine toqla)

UL'YANQVY N.N., inzh.; SHPORKHUN., V.I., inzh.
Distributina device for the refluxiug of packed columm. Khim.
mashinostr. 0n0.3:3-4 My-Je 163o (MIRA 16:2-1)

S11PORN, A.B.
Hygienic evaluation of taste-stimulatinp., substances. Trudy
LSGMI 25:88-104 '55. (KIRL 12:8)
1. Kafedra gigiyeny pitaniya (zav. kafedroy - dotseut -Z.M.
Agranovskiy) i Kaf edra farmakologii (zav. kafedroy - deystv.
chlen AM SSSR, Prof. S-V-Anichkov) leningradskogo sanitarno-
&-igiyonicheakogo meditsinBkogo instituta.
(VEGETABLES,
onions, eff. on appetite (Rua))
(GAMIC, effects,
on appetite (Rua))
(APPETITE, physiology,
eff. of garlic & onions (Rua))

GAMIN
SHPORN A,B* PlaWSIANT]. Zh.M.s - RIN, Zh.S,
Investigation an toxicit;r of chemical food additiveo. Vop.pit.
17 no.4.148-53 Je-Ag 158 (MIRA 11: 7)
1. rz otclelft gigiyeny pitaniya (z^v. - kand.med.nauk A.B. .3hporn)
Instituta gigiyenv i zdravookhrEtueniyn Rumynskov NRrodnoy Respubliki,
Buk-harest.
(FOOD,
additIves, tox, (Rua))

YEFINAT 1 YEVA. A. M. ; IVANOV, L. A. ; KO, V. V. ; SHPORT. L P.
Some Problem relative to seismic prospecting in the Paleozoic
foundation in Western Siberia# Trudy Inst. fis. zem. no.12:3-67
16o. (MIRA 13:10)
(Siberia, Western-Seismic prospecting)

SOLLOGUB, V.B.; CHEMIOV, A.V.; PAVLENKOVA, N.I.; GARKAIINKO, I.A.;
K
I ILINSKIY, L.A.; SHPORT, L.P~
H
Crustal structure of the Crimean plain and Sivash region
according to geophysical data. Sov. geol. 7 no.8:44-56
Ag 164. (MIRA 17:10)
1. AN UkrSSR.

RYITG, V.M., inzh.; SHPORT, II.S., inzh.; GAVRUTSKIY, A.Ye.; wiSHINSKIY, G.N.
Folding metal sheathing in Krivoy Rog Basin mines. Shakht.stroi.
4 no.2:15-19 F 160. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Rudoupravlaniye imeni D2erzhinakogo Nauchno-issledovatellskogo
geolog-razvedochnogo instif,ita, g.Krivoy Rog.
(Krivoy Itog--Iron mines and mining)
(Shaft sinking)

GAVRUTSKIY., A.Ye.; MUSHITISM, G.N.;JSHFORT, N.S.
Using metallic folding formwork in
trud. NIGRI no.7:11-14 160.
(MIRA
(Shaft sinking)
(Concrete cons' truction-ForWort)
shaft sinking. Sbor. nauch.
14:12)

SHPORT M 0, 0.1., inzhener.
-- -~7' - -,' -1. ~
Experience in using rapid drying mold mixes for cast iron and
steel founding. Lit. proizv. no.3:32 Mr '57. NLRA lo:4)
(Iron founding) (Steel castings) (Sand, Foundry)

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r
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coro-binder. with particular reference to the roilowinr pointal
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or this on the quality or the castinr; their serven analysis,
rivinr tho nnnaessary porosity; the affect on the coh"sion of
mixtures of the pitch at high temperatures :knd ander considerable
to 0
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thermal atFtbility); the hygroscopia natur-i or coal-tar pitch cores,
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is* 0
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USSR/Chemistry - Laboratories, Industrial Aug 48
Chemistry - Analysis
"Progreosive Standards - 1-imdamental. Indioation of
the Work of a Laboratory," P. I. Shportenko,
Sr Res Engr, Novo-Kramatorek Mach Bldg Factory
imeni I. V.-Stalin, 3 pp
"Zavod Lab" Vol XIV, No 8
Shporteako, describes equipment and work of his
laboratory: analysis of ferrous and nonferrous
metals, slags, fuels and gases. Tabulates time
taken for various determinations.
oft 3/49TIO

e
00 04 Ol
lei It 0122110
on 30
4
a m v x "
0
0
yu .2 A .. k I A -

a 131 A.0 IND 000445 ~-D -0 41. cool.$
1-09
1"91
0
0
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0 0 1949. vol. 15,-7Ja-xi'.-, pp. 12~, 12o). (In aussiw).
0 * A mechanically Opijr.iLed --.ortar Is described, which, working
s
Oe
at itwout I W., c&n crush an average ax-Vle of cast iron, slag ee
or ferroallicon It, 10 to 15 min., the timme for a sxnple of furro-
C141*
ohmmilix: being 90 min. S. K.
coo
OSU
00 goo

Ax Coo
,
less

goo

9'6- too

ASA.SL& OtTALLURGIC&L LFTERIAM9 CLASWKATION

AL I a
u u un 'Citzi; KA
demo
10 01 0 0 441 100
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1

SHFORTWO, F. I.
FAI_ 23.3
USSR/Metallurgy - Found y, Materials Sep 52
"Water-Resisting Coatings for Wooden Patterns," P.I.
Shportenko, Engr
"Litey Proizvod" No 9, pp 18-21
Discusses protection of patterns by coating vith oil
paints, varnishes, nitro-lacquersy nitro-enamels, and
polishes. Presents in tabulated form tech character-
istics of various materials recommended for painting
patterns, listing compn of some products, application,
t)IInnors, elc,
233T77

a Tai'i~ I -
C()
,;iments in making foundry alds with water
Some expa
Vass. gL
..j.'grenko.
,17-1 10-15, xg.1sq. cm tensile strength
-4 %
Vith a mixt of 89.5 90.5% sand, 3
fat clay, and 6.5-7.5% water glass with the Si%:'Na3O
ratio of 2.2-2.5. Molds are dried at 250* on the floor and
at 300-360* 'n the ovens, shice higher temp. emcks molds
by stearn generation tLnder hardened case. Sticking of sand
to the pattern is prevented by rubbing it with graphite.
J. D. Gat

SHPORTIMTKO, P. I.
Eamerimental use of liquid glass in the m&nufacture of casting molds. Lit.
-proizv. zu.).8:19-2C) Ag 153. (141RA 6:8)
(Founding)

SHPORTENKO, P.I.
i,
Chill casting of vessels. Lit.proizv. no.2:25-27 F 155.
(Die casting) (MLRA 8:4)

V--
Distr: 4E,200
-Wcklng with Luve T Rhv~~..
(L,U,r6tas ProLuvdato, 1957,
to
enclei at the Novo-r-rards rsx meLaDuud=Lxa4&--W the
pmduction m mould and care i
IT ]a r
mixtares is bie~ypd= U~G~oodff=lrmcej were obtained
with mixtum of 100 parta by weight of chr6mits ironstone.
m, water.-
of 1-27 sp-gr. sulphite lye and 5-&-601 _-,Z-

SUPORTERKO, P.I., inzhener.
Control of sticking of large castings. Lit. proizv. no.2:27 7 157.
(Youidiag) (mLRL lo:4)

ST42ORTNITKO, P. I.
Mold and core finishing. Lit. proizv. no.2:26 F 158. (MM 110)
(Shell molding (Founding)) (Coremaking)

j
z4

0 Ok
JA

SHPORM, N,Ya.,, kand.ekonomi,2heskil&l nauk
.Economic efficiency of the manufacture of reinforced :3tructural
details from lime, 3and autoclaved concrete. Sbor. ti-ad, P..C,311T '
rs
no.17:146--155 `~O. (MIFU, 11,. 12)
(Sand-limp. products)

SHPORTly) U. la., kanl. AUNC91t. LaUk;L111,"KIPSKI-7, i-'Izli.;
G-INDIIIA, I.M.,
4-
DevelopLig tha prodwAion and u~ia of per Ize ccricrete elomenlls
and products -using fzom I,h!~ ?-Uhor-tafa depoal.t in
the Raryat A.S.S.R. Sbor. trud. BOGSITIIM no."-'5.,160-165 162
1
kl,URA- --,-.-,3)

NAUIMOVY M.M., kand.tekhn.nauk; SHPORTIY, N.Ya., kand.okonomicheakikh nauk
. 1.
"Economic efficiency of organizing wall material enterprises"
by IA.A.Rekitar. Reviewed by M.M.Naumv, N.IA.Shportii. Stroi.
mat. 7 no.6:40 Je 161. (MIRA 14:7)
(Building materials industry)
(Rekitar, IA.A.)

REKITAR, Ya. A., Xand. ekon. nauk; BOBYLEVA, N. M., inzh.;
CHULITSKIYY S. F,, inzh.; SHER, B. M., inzh.; SHPORTIY, N. Ya.,
kand. ekon. nauk
Economic efficiency of producing and using silicate-concrete
elements in construction. Stroi. mat. 8 no.9:3-8 S 162.
(MIRA 15:10)
Sand-lime products)
Building materials industry)
~

SHPORTIY N,Ya., kand.ekon.nauk; BOFIYIRVA, N.M., inzh.
-T.-
Present state of the production of large silicate products. Sbor.
trud. ROSNIIMS no.20:126-139 161. (MM 16-1)
(Sand-lime products)

2531-65 ~r /r
M
M

ACCESSION NR-: APSOL2654 raq/65/00ihovOwO213.
UR103
P,
-tko
AUTHOR- Boltarrovidiij A. -V.-; -Pokhmurski V 1. T Ab insk iv. -'K-.- P;~ G ~p or
lyi
_
es,ahd-:'-----
TITLE:' The -effect ~of heat -treatment -on the. stru6 -medh
anjcAl-prop~rt
.
corrosion-prop rtii f VTZ.;.l
e les 0 3210y
%

- 1

SOURCE. Tiziko-khimichesk a
ay. me~hanika maier no.'2, 1965 _209413, -1: 7

TOPIC TAGS: -metaLmechanical.prope i ' -1 1 ' -" - h'
rt -corrosion St titan um~dllay: eat
_y_
v:re 57 ~Pc
treatment

-led
T: !The effects of hea-t treatment,:-on ~the -.tur4~-miicha'nic"41 'it
ABSTRAC -strui
ppopE
-Alloy"'composi ion
and-corrosion properties of--VTZ-l:jqlloy a studied*. t' tu- 0- 06:

4 Ti-_-remainder__
Si--0.22 Cr--1.7 Fe--O 32 A