SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VOLKOGON, G.M. - VOLKONSKIY, B.V.

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AUTHOR; Volkogon, Q. M.
TITLE.- Influence of the Speed of Extension on the Mechanical
Properties of Gevman Silver- MHJ 9 (MN19) and Monel
Metal (NMZhMts28-'91.-5-1.5) at
Elevated Temperatures
PERIODICAL: Tsvetnyye metally, 1961, No-5, pp.62-64
TBX-T:Earlier,the author carried out investigation's aimed at
detennining a relation between the mechanical properties of nickel
and the speed of tensile deformation at elevated temperatures
(Ref.l: Metallovedeniye i termicheskaya obrabotka. metallov,
1960, No.4) and also at room temperature (Ref.2: Zavodskaya
laboratoriya, 1959, Vol.25, No.2). He found that in the first
case an increase in the speed of deformation leads simultaneously
to art increase of the strength and the reduction of area, whilst
in the second case only the strength increases. This does not
conform to the generally held view,according to which,with
increasing speed of tension,the ductility of the metal should
decrease. Therefore, It is of practical Interest to In-vestigate
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experimentally this factor for metals and alloys within a wide
range of speeds of tensile deformations and temperatures. The
compositions of the alloys investigated were as follows:
MN19: 19.2% N1, rest Cu and the following admixturesi
0.002% Pb, 0.24% Fe, o.46% Mn, o.oo48% P, 0.003% S1,
o.oo88% s, o.ol% c;
NMZhMts-28-2.5-1.5: 28.lo% Cu, 2.62% Fe, 1.25% Mn, rest Ni and
the following admixtures: 0.002% Pb, 0.0031% P, o.o4g% si,
0.022% S, 0.03% C.
The speed of deformation depends not only on the speed of move-
ment of the clamping device but also on the length of the specimen:
W = V /t , sec
-test
where w - deformation speed, vtest - speed of movement of the
clamping device, -Z - gauge length of the specimen. To conserve
correspondence between the speed of deformation and the speed of
movement of the clamping device, the specimens had a gauge length
of 30 Mm. The cylindrical specimens were produced from ingots
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after preliminary forging with a rate of deformation of about 90%.
The full contraction was taken as a criterion of the ductility.
The static tests were carried out at 14 speeds between 2 and
460 mm/m1n. The specimens were heated, together vrith the clamping
device, in a tubular electric furnace. The dynamic tests were
made by using a special attachment in an impact test machine. In
both tests the specimens were soaked at the heating temperature
for 15 min and then fractured in the furnace. For obtaining
more accurate data at elevated temperatures, the hot section of the
thermocouple and the gauge length of the specimen were screened.
Flrst,~statlc tensile tests (2 mm/min) and impact tensile tests at
20, 100, 200, 300, 4oo, 500, 6oo, 700, 800, 900, 1.000 and 11000C
were carried out, testing four specimens at each temperature. The
results, Fig.1, show -that the speed of deformation has practically
no influence up to about 2000C but has a considerable influence
at higher temperatures. The plasticity of the inLvestigated
alloys was much higher under dynamic conditi ns than under static
conditions. Fig.1 gives the strength, kg/mm and the reduction
of a r e a. % as a function of the temperature (the suffix 11cm"
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reform to reaults of istatic tonts, the wiffix refers to tho
results of dylIA11110 telpts) ; flere n9 well As In Fig'.2 thca colit-AtI1101144
line curves are for the Monel metal, the dashed line curves are
for German silver. Tests were also carried out on. the influence
of the speed of tens!16 deformation (2 to 460 mm/min) at 750*C
on the strength, kg/mm and the reduction of a r e a. %, Fig.2.
It was established that generally the strength and the plasticity
increase simultaneously with increasing loading speed; the
influence is more pronounced for the strength of the Monel metal.
Table 2 gives the results obtained on the Influence of the soaking
time at the test temperature (9000C) of the specimens, prior to
the tensile test:E~ on -their mechanical properties (speed of tensile
deformation 16 mm/min). Table 2: column 1 - soaking time in min,
columns 2 and 3 - abl kg/mm2 and 40,% respectively for German
silver, columns 3 and 4 - same for Monel metal. The results show
that the duration of soaking prior to the test has a certain
influence; with increasing soaking time the strength decreases,
which Is attributed to oxidation of the surface. The reduction
of a r e a remains unchanged. The established increase in
plasticity of the investigated alloys with increasing speed of
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tensile~ deformation is explained.by the effect of two processes
counteracting each other: plastic deformation leads to an increase
of the internal energy of the system as a result of bloclcin5 of
slip'planes, distortion of atomic lattices,. which result in a
hardening of the met6`1; on the other hand, softenir--,-
take place simultaneously which lead to an increase in plast--'*.-:!""!Y.
Whether one or the other of these is uredominant de-)ends on ~'-
temperature. The maximum effect of the sDeecr of tensile de-'ur
tion is observed at temperatures corvesponding to the zone o--
brit,tleness of the particular alloys, which in the --4VGII case is
about 7500C. The medium in which the investigations are carried
out' the state, structure and the degree of alloying of the alloys
also have an 'nfluence. There are 2 figures, 2 tables and 3
Soviet refererices...
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VOLKOGON, G.M.
Impact tension tests of metals at various temperfLtures. Zav.lab.
29 no.4:1+78-479 163. (MM 1625)
1. Orskiy zavod po obrabotke tsvetnykh metallov.
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Effect of certain elements on the plasticity cf ni,:ke-I at hign
temporatures. TSvet. met, 37 no.6:66-7J. Je 6.1~. i,/..9)

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-..,AUTHORt Volkogon, G. M.; Rogel'berg. 1. L.
!TITLEt Effect of certain elements on nickel ductility at high tempera-!.
ituies
'-SOURCEt Tevetny*ye me*tally*, no. 6, 1964, 66-71
,TOPIC TAGS% nickel, nickel hot shortness, alloyed nickel, nickel
!ductility, alloyed nickel ductility, nickel alloy, alloy hot shortness,
;alloy hot ductility, alloy ductility, nickel magnesium alloy. nickel A
calcium alloy, nickel strontium alloy, nickel titanium alloy, ntekal
!zirconium alloy, nickel hafnium alloy. nickel boron alloy, nickel
tlanthanum alloy, nickel cerium alloy
iABSTRACT: The effect of alloying elements on nickel ductility at
itemperatures of 20-550C, 550-950C, and 1000-1100C has been inves-
:tigated. Unalloyed nickel is brittle at 400-950C, and especially at.
1800C, Alloying with lithium increases ductility at 400-800C; reduc-
::tion of area reaches 30% at 0.1% Li. At 1000-1100C the ductility of
'nickel alloyed with Li is very high, and the reduction of a-rea is
::100-100%e Magnesium, calcium, and strontium at low contents increase
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ithe ductility at 550-950C,butatcontmits of 0.2-0.3% Mg or 0.1% Ca or
:Sr have an adverse effect. Beryllium has no effect on ductility at
':500-900C, but has a beneficial effect at high temperature. Boron, in
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ithe amount of 0.02-0.05%, increases the ductility, especially at
~550-950C. However, beryllium at contents over 0.05% makesnicklel briwa
:at all temperatures. Aluminum worsens hot shortness of nickel. espe-
!cially at higher contents@ Lanthanum-group metals (La, Ce, Pr) improve
!ductility at all te*mperatures, provided their content is below
:0.053-0.072%. Titanium, zirconium, and hafnium hm;L- a beneficial effect
:at 500-900C. Titanium has a weaker effect than zirconium and hafnium,
!and an excess of it does not affect the ductility. Vanadium, tantalum,
:phosphorus, chromium,-'molybdenum, and tungsten decrease the ductility,;
.es.pecially at low temparatuies. Manganese and rhenium have no bene-
licial effect, even if added in considerable quantity. Rhenium, at low,
contents, widens the range of hot shortnesse It follows, therefore i
;that Li, Mg, Ca, Sr, B, Ce, Ti, Zr, and Hf increase the ductility and i-
eventually eliminate hot shortness in nickel completely. The above
elements apparently have a high affinity to sulfur (which is the main
tause of nickel brittleness) and their sulfides have a high melting
point. Lithium is the stron gest modifier; it eliminates columnar-
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structure and substantially reduces grain size. Ti, Ce, Ca, Zr, and
Mg have much weaker grain-refining effect. Orig. art. hast 1 figure
.and 1 table.
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VOLKOGON, G.M.~ FOGETIBFRG
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-r. add"ions on the plasticity of nickel and i's
Effect of ceriw -k I - t,
alloys at h-Igh temperatures. TSvet. met. 38 no.8:72-76 Ag 165.
(MIRA 18:9)

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.AUTHIOR: Volkogont. G*M.
TITLE: Metal tensile tests under imDact effect of forces and at various
temperatures
-PER
IODICAL:- Zavodakaya.la~Doratoriya,, no.- 41 1963, -47TO -4179
TEXT: The author carried out tensile tests of HIIA-1 (NPA-1) nickel,
1AH (Int- 9cupronIckel a:.ad HM[a -28-2,5-1? 5 (NMZhMts-28-2.5-1-5) monel
metal under dynamic and atatic effects of forces and at various temperatureso
.-A Charpy impact machine was used, while the temperature was measured with a
thermocouple connected to a liriTB-1 (PPTV-1)
potentiometer. The static tests were Iperformed on a YM-5 (UM-5) machine.
The test temperature ranged-from room temperature to 1,2000C. It was reveal-
..ed that., under impact tension,- thestrengr1h and ductility values increased,
particularly in the range of medium temperatures. There are.2 figures and
1 table.
ASSOCIATION.-_ Orskiy zavod po obrabotke t3vetnykh metallov, (Orsk Plant of
Nonferrous Metal Processing)
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AUTHOR: Volkolton, G. M.; Rogel'bert, 1. Lo
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TITLEt Effect of the addition of cerium on the plasticity of nickel and its
alloys at elevated temperatures
SOURCE: -Tsvetnyye metally, no. 8, 1965, 72-76
TOPIC TAGSt cerium containing nickel, ceriyu containing nickel alloy, nickel
plasticity, phase composition, embrittlingi-impurity, monel, alumel, f errocerium,
Mischmetal hot cracking zone cerium sulfide, isobaric potential
ABS The present work is a continuation of a previous I' nvestigation(Volkogoni~
G. X., Rogellberg, I. L. Tsvetnyye metally, 1964, no. 6) in Which it-was shown
that.ihe addition of small amounts of Ce enhances, up to a point, the plasticity
of Ni~'How the authors present the results of a further inveatigation of the
effect of cerium on the plasticity of Ni a6d its alloys, chiefly with the object
of determining the optimal amount of Ce to be added and its affect on the plasti-
city of Ni solid solutionss as well.as the-mechanical properties and phase compo-

sition. Cerium in the- amounts of from 0.01 to 0.1% was added in the form of pure
Ce, ferrocerium, mischmetal, and FTsM5 alloy (65.07. Ce, 4.1% Fe, 6.3% Mg). The
methods of preparing the alloys and specimens and the testing techniques are
described in another earlier investigation (Volkogon, G. M., Rogel'berg, 1. L.
Tsvetnaya metallurgiya, 1963, no. 3). Cerium is instrumental in completely eli-
w minating the hot-cracking zone in Ni in the medium-temperature region and sharp-
ly increasing the absolute plasticity index over the investij~ated temperature
range (up to 1000*C). The optimal Ce content assuring a high plasticity of Ni
metal proved to be 0.02-0.025%; amounts below 0.02% are insufficient to paralyze
the harmful effect of the embrittling impurities, while above 0.025% they ad-
versely affect. plasticity. The*Ni alloys investigated for plasticity were:
binary Ni solid solutions (Ni + Al Ni + Si, Ni + In), as well as industrial-
type multi-component Ni s(Aid soluefons,incidding moh2l and alumel. The optimal
Ce content of HI alloys varies depending on the alloy composition. Thus, for
example,.the addition of 0.05% Ce increases the plasticity cf the alloy NK (Ni +
18% Co + 2% Al + 2% Mn +-l% SO. AsstE~ing that the reason for the decrease in
plasticity (presence of hot-crackingtzones) in Ni and its alloys is the segre-
gation.of embrittling phases af-Wg-grain boutidariee, e. g. the segregation of

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nickel-'sulfide, the increase in plasticity with the addition~of certain sulfur-
akfine alloy elements suchas Ce is attributable to the binding of the impurities
(sulfur) into high-melting compounds and thus the eliminatiOrL of embrittling
phases from the grain boundaries. This is confirmed by the results of phase ana-
lysis,-which revealed the presence of S in bound foxm in Ce-alloyed Ni, i. e. the
presence in Ki of cerium sulfides that are soluble in HCI but: insoluble in iodine
solution. Since the formation of the suIfide Ce2S3 is accompanied by the maximum
change in the isobaric potential, this implies that this type of sulfide is the
-ur in nickel. Orig.
most probable form of the combination of cerium with sulf

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AUTHOR: Volkogon, G. M.
ORG: none .10
TITLE: Treating molten nickel with admixtures of magmesium, cerium, and zirconium
SOURCE: Tsvetnyye metally, no. 6, 1966, 85-88
TOPIC TAGS: nickel, metal physical property, admixture, magnesium, cerium, zirconium
ABSTRACT: The experimental series was carried out to termine effects of residual con-
y f nickel. The source material
tents of 0.1% admixtures of Mg, Ce, or Zr on the!~uctilitv6i,
was killed preliminarily by Q. 15% C, or by 0. 2% C and 0. 3% Si. The melt was maintained at
1550C constant for I to 9 min. Results confirmed the desirable effects of Zr and Ce admlxtures~
Optimal results were obtained by adding 0.1% Ce and Zr to the melt and maintaining the latter
at 1550C for 6 min thereafter. The temperature dependence of reduction of nickel Is given in
Fig. 1. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 1 table.
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VOLXDGOK, G.T. -
'C;echnological problems in the production of strips of KZhX-l alloy.
TSvet.met. 27 no.6:60-65 IF-D 154. (MIRA 10:10)
(Copper-fron-ifIckel allo.VS)

VOLYCGONOV.. D., mayor
The development of the personality of sex-vicemen ax-d the
process of their training. Komm. Vooruzh. Sil 46 no.2:
56-62 ja 166. (HIRA 19:1.)

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Stratigraphy of' lower Paleozoic sediments in the voutheastern
part of the Eastern Sayans. Trudy BYJIII no.2:19-,JS 160.
UMU 14.'10)
(Sayan Mountain region-Geology, Stratigraphic)

VOLKOLAKOV, Ya.V.
Longitudinal section of the sternum in the for-r-o-tion of a retr-,
sternal esophagus from an intestine. Khirurgiia 39 no.11:47-50
N 63. (MIF,-A 17: 11)
1. Iz kafedry operativnoy khirurgii i topograficheskoy anatomii
(zav. - prof. A.P. Biyezint [Biezins, A.]) Rizhskogo meditsinskogo
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AUM1OR* Akshanov,B.S.;,.Volki7lupov,Yu.Ya., Sinel'nikov,&D,
ORG: none
NJ
-:41TLH: Investigation of injection and capture of charge articles in a magnetic
mirror trap
SOURCE:-. Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, v. 36, no.4# 1966# 595-6D2
TOP.IC TAGS.4- hydrogen plasma, plasma confinement, plasma oscillation, electron beam,
magnetic mirror,
ABSTRACT: The earlier investigations of two of the authors and collaborators (Sb.
Fizika plgzmy I. problem upravlyayemogo termoyadernogo sinteza", IV, 403-410; IV,
388-402, Kiyev,. 1965) on production of helical electron beams and their Injection into
magnetic mirror traps have been continued. The magnetic mirrora of the trap were IS
c apart, and the magnetic'field strength could be varied from 1) to 1 1,00. Near one
of the magnetic mirrors and outside the region of the trap thexe was produced with
the aid of a third (opposing) winding a cusped magnetic fieldr In which the low pitch
I
I electron beams were produced by off-axis injection as d:Lscussed in the
!C
I":f In the present work a 2 cm diameter ring-shaped cathode was
r r:nce-cited above.
employed as electron source In order to increase the beam current; the electron tra-
jectories, therefore, were not a set of coaxial helices, but a 2amily of helices whose
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axes were generators of a 2 cm diameter cylinder, the axis of which coincided with the
symmetry axis of the system. The pitch of the helical trajectories was such that the
electrons traveled more than I km in traversing the IS cm betweon -the magnetic mirrors.
Accelerating potentials-up to 5 kV and beam currents up to I A vrere employed. The
plasmas were probed with an axial electron beam which was modulated at high frequency
so that its signal could be distinguished from the currents produced by ascaping plasma
particles. The apparatus contained hydrogen at pressures up to 10-2 N/M-.. When the
gas pressure was below 10-4 N/m2 the Injected electrons accumulitted until the resulting
spate charge was sufficient,to cut off a 1-1.5 koV probe beam. Whoa the gas pressure
exceeded 10-3 N/m2 the gas became highly ionized and there was produced a well compen-
sated plasma. The lifetime of the plasma after cut off of the injected beam increased
rapidly with increasing.beam current and under some conditions was as long as 0.1sec.
Plasmas with charge Id particle densities as high as 10 12 cm-3 welle Obtained. Intense
high frequency oscillations developed as a result of the interaction of the plasma ano
the electron beam*- When-the power in the electron beam was incivaned to a critical
value a cascade process was triggered, resulting in rapid increase of the intensity
of it
of the high frequency.ascillations,. burning out of the neutral gas in the trap,, ano.:
increase of the plasma density until.it reached,the initial density of the neutral gas
in thbkapparatuso Orige art, has:,'.9 figureas
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AUTHORSs Silenok-Bollskiy, G. A.1 Vollcolupov, YU. Ya.
TITLE: Decay of a plasma in a magnetic field
SOURCE: Konferentsiya po fizike plazmy* i problemam upraAyayemogo
sinteza. 3d, Kharkov, 1962. Fizika plazmy* i prob-
lemy* upravlyayemogo termoyadernogo sinteza (Plasma physics and
problems of controlled thermonuclear synthesis); doklady* konferen-.
tsii, no. 3. Kiev, Izd-vp AN UkrSSR, 1963, 337-343
TOPIC TAGS: Plasma decay, plasma magnetic field interactio;a, plasma
diffusion, recombination, particle collision
ABSTRACT: The effect of the magnetic field on the diffusion of plas-
'in a direction transverse to the field was investigated in two
a
m
series of experiments, one in fields up to 0.15 Tesla (1961) and the
other up to 0.3 Tesla (in 1962). The thepry underlying the-experi-
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ments and the experimentdl apparatus arr, described. The plasma was
excited in a quartz tube 20 mm in diameter situated in a constant
magnetic field, the homogeneous part of the magnetic field was 40 cm,
long in the first series of experiments and 150 in the second. The
inhomc,geneity did not exceed 1%. The decay of the plasma was deter-'
mined from the shift of the natural frequency of the 10-cm. resonator
operating in the E 010 mode. The quantity measured directly in the
experiment was the change in the natural frequency of the resonator
as a function of the time. The experi-mental plots of the diffusion
against the magnetic induction, obtained for small degrees of plasma
anisotropy (B/p ;~ 7.5 x 10-4 Tesla-m2/n, where p is the pressure) in-
dicate that diffusion transverse to the magnetic-field is due to
pair collisions. These results agree qualitatively with results ob-
tained -in the study of transverse diffusion in argon (A. Phelps, 0.
Fundingsland,,S. Brown, Phys. Rev. v. 84, 559, 195.1; V. S. Golubev,
"Radiotekhnika i elektronika"'v. 7, 153, 1962). In the case of strong
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anisotropy (B/p > 7.5 x 10 the predominant mechanism is recom-
binatio Whe recombination coefficient for hydrogen was found to be
2 x 10 cm /sec. The relatively large recombination coefficient;
and the relatively broad region of transition from diffusion to re-
combination loss may imply the presence of additional losses in the
case of strong anisotropy. Orig. art. has: 7 figures and 6 formulas.
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1.
Mechanical -nufacture of corrugated pipe. Stroi.mat., izdel.i
konstr. 2 no-5:14-16 My '56. Om& 9:8)
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Seminar on problems of pressure packing of foundry molds. Lit.
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T I T 1', E: Tr1Cr'(1'11r!1r1t'r 111,c)(11.1ctivity of Cupola"
PE,RTLODICAL: LiteinoYe Proizvod-Lvo, 1959, fir 4, P 37 (USoll)

ABoTRACT: In the Roatov Radiator Plant, cupolar aith a capacity
of 7 tonF, were provided with aRter coolinc, ~-ih i c h
cj 7
lifted their output -to 11 tonn per hour. A PArther
increase of production ,-iap effected by a reconptruc-
tion of the-loaer part of the cupola Phaft. The dia-
i.-ieter of tile r,,ieltin,,- belt wa,7 enlarged to 1,590 i.-lin.
Since the upper part of the chaft could not alno be
widened, it aap connected with the lower part by a
conical tran~-.ition. During operation with. water cool-
in- crackq formed at the welds and e-peci,-,.lly at the
I?
jointp of the tuyere connections. Therefore, they re-
ceived. a brick cover on the bottorn. For cupolaq with
hi,,h output, -tonep are used ahich are !.,ielded to four
girders. The floor door-t were welded together with
--ro-P bracin-~z. 71hen the production of the cu,)ola
C>
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difficult. ijince the
it is not possible to
plugs. Steel poleo were
pose, or the flow was
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r.-ietal in let out too freque~-_tly,
close the tap hole with clay
therefore uped for this pur-
"chopped off". This was done
which was put under the outlet.
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VUL.KGFICH, A.I. inzhener.
Mechanizing ribbed pipe casting at the Dubensk-4- our.,.--ry. Ajjt.. oizv.
vr
no.?:?-10 Jl 157.
(Dabenski--Foundries)
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25(2) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SGV/2300
Volkomich, Aleksmdr Iosifovich, Abram Petrovich Lakshin and David L'vovich
z I
Liteynyye mashiny (Foundry Machinery) Moscow.. Mashgiz, 1959. 464 P.
10,000 copies printed.
Reviewer: M.V. Chunayev, Candidate of Technical Sciences; Ed.: B.V.
Rabinovich, Candidate of Technical Sciences; Tech. Ed.: A.Ya. Tikhanov;
Managing Ed. for Literature on Heavy Machine Building (14ashgiz): S. Ya.
Golovin, Engineer.
PURPOSE: This handbook is intended for foundry engineers, mechanics, and workers,
It may also be useful to engineers and technicians of desigom organizations.
COVERAGE: The book deals with equipment and machinery used in foundries. Design
layouts and principles of the operation, lubrication, care, and maintenance of
mchinery are presented. Production of foundry machinery and equipment is de-
scribed. Information is given on the automation of foundry techniques. No
personalities are mentioned. There are no references.
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Foundry Machinery
TABL19 OF CONTENTS:
Tntroduction
Ch. 1. Sand-mixing Machines
1. Types 111 and 112 sand muIlers
2. Type 115 centrifugal muller
3. Type 121 mobile-belt aerating machine
4. TYPe 132 "Aerator" aerating machine
5. TYpe 141 "Disintegrator" aerating machine
6. Type 171 mobile sand sieve
7- Polygonal sieves
Ch. II. Molding and Core-making Machines
A. Ramming machines
1. TYpe 226 vibrator ramming machine
2. Type PF-3 ramming machine
3. Type PF-4 ramnIng machine
4. Type F-61 vibrator ramming machine
:30V/'2300
3
5
12
26
29
32
35
38
42
49
54
59
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Foundry Machinery,
B. Jolt-rollover molding machines
SOV/2300
5. Types 231 and 232 rollover molding machines 74
6. Types 233, 234, 235, and 236 Jolt-rollover molding machines 83
7. Type 845 Jolt-turnover molding machine 95
8. Type M242 Jolt, molding machine with lifting pin 1o2
9. Types 243 and 244 Jolt molding-machines with lifting pin io8
10. Type 845S Jolt molding machine with lifting pin 114
C. Jolt-squeeze molding machines
U. Types 253M and 254M Jolt turnover molding machines 121
~2. Type 271 Jolt molding machine with lifting pin 131
1.,3. Types 266m, 2m265, 267, and 268 Jolt-stripper plate
molding machines 139
i4. Type 794 Jolt-stripper plate molding machine 152
D. Sandslingers
15. Type 290 SandslInger rocking head 158
16. Types 293, 293S, and 292 statipnary sandslingers 161
17. Type 295 mobile sandalinger and type 294 stationary
sandslinger with removable bin 168
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18. Type 297 mobile sandslinger with removable bin 182
19- Types 772 and 774 mold-tuxning and drawing machines 199
E. Core-making machines
20. Type 285 core blower 206

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22. Type 288 core-making unit 218
23. Type D-12 four-station turret---trjpe core blower 231
24. Type M284 jolt core-making machine 235
F. Automated moldin machines
25- Type 96220 automatic molding machine with the B.Z. Chernyak
system 243
G. General premises
26. Standard mechanization of auxiliary processes 250
27. Installation of a molding machine on a foundation 25o
28. Regulations for starting, operation, and maintenance 250
Ch. III. Equipment in Cleaning and Shakeout Shops
1. Type 422 mechanical sh out grate 252
2. Type 425 vibratory shakeout 254
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3. Types 311 and 313 tumbling barrels 257
4. Type 334M two-chamber double-nozzle shot blower 261
5. Types 392M and 393M shot-slinging machines 264
6. Type 323 semi-automatic shot-slinging machine 269
7. Type 353 shot-slinging cleaning table 285
8. Types 361M and 362 shot-blasting cleaning chambers 29o
9. Types 365, 367, and 861 shot-slinging cleaning cbainbers 307
Ch. IV. Centrifugal Machines
1. Types Ts23B and Ts13 centrifugal machines 327
2. Type Ts61200 centrifugal tur-reet-ty-pe machine 336
3. Types 541, 543m, 545, 545L, 547, 549, and 549L centrIfugal
machines for pipe casting 345
4. Type 563 centrifugal machine with vertical axis 364
Ch. V. Chill-casting Machines
1. Type K-21 chill-casting machine 369
2. Type K-13 turret-type chill-casting machine 370
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Ch. VI.' Diecasting Machines
1. Types 511, 512, and 513 diecasting machines 379
2. Types 515 and 517 diecasting machines 396
Ch. T.TI. Shell-molding Macl4nes
1. Type SKF-2M four-station turret-type shell-molding machine 4o9
2. Type 832 tuxrret-type shell-inolding machine 415
3. Type 837 shell-molding machine 1+?-3
4. Type 873 shell-core-making machine 437
Ch. V1II. Standard Pheumatic Devices for Air and Oil Distz-Lbution
i. Air-distributing valves 447
2. Khee- and hand-operated valves 449
3. Jolt valve 450
4. Automatic time valve 452
5. Automatic pressure valve 455
6. Vibrators 457
7. Pheurgatic lubricators 458
8. Phei, tic f1ask clamps 46o
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9. Reducing valve 46o
10. Bypass valve 462
11. Check valve 462
AVAILABLE: Idbxary of Congress
GO/fal
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VOLIKOMICH, Alekoplxdr..I-aaifovich;...LAKSHIN, Abram Petrovich.; KHAZIN.
-I--------- -Wiidl-ivovich; GHUNAYKV, N.V., kand.takhn.nauk, retsenzent;
RABINOVICH, B.V., kand.tekhn.nauk, red.; TIKHAHOV. A.Ya,, .
tekhn.red.
[Foundry machinery] Liteinye mashiny. Moskva, Gos.navchno-tekhn.
izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry, 1959. 464 p. (MIRA 12:5)
(Foundry machinery and supplies)
I

VOLKOMICH, Aleksandr Iosifovich; CHERNYAK, B.Z., red.; GARMASH,
L.Y., referent., otv. za vypusk; SUKHAREVA, R.A., tekhn.
red.
[Automatic control and mechanization of the shakeout of
molds] Avtomatizataiia i mekhanizatsiia vybivki orn,.
Moskva, Mosk. dom nauchno-tekhn. propagandy i-m. F.E.
Dzerzhinskogo, 1958. 33 P. (Peredovoi opyt proi!&vodstva;
Seriia: "Tekhnologiia mashinostroeniia." Liteinoe proiz-
vodstvo, no.20) (MIRA 16:10)
(Molding (Founding))

KI T _
VOLKOMIRS Y.-J.-I
Diesel parameters for drilling rigs. IvAwCh. i neft. obor. no-5:
19-24 163. OaRA 17: 8)
1. Gosudarstvermyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy i prorektnyy
institat neftyanogo mashinostroyeniya.

zwz~; ra) DJ
ACC NR
AP6011227
SOURCE GODE: UR/0413/66/000/006/0065/0065
AUTHORS: bolovko, V. N.; Shkollnikov, B. M.; Zhitkov, N. B.; Chepurov, B. 1-11,;
Volkomirs~iy.,__I. I.
ORG: none
TITLE: Frictional disk brake. Class 35, No. 179893 5-nnounced by State Scientific
--Ro-9-aruh and D9piZR=CqiqgLt~ruc-~_Lqn _Ins ti ttite for Petroleum Machinery Con tructiop
(Goaudarstvannyy nauchno-isslorlovatollakly I 1)royok'uiio-IcotiutrWct.oralcly institut
neftyanogo mashinostroyenlya)2
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlenxWye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 6, 1966, 65
TOPIC TAGS: friction, well drilling nkichinory, drillin-gMachine
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a frictional disk brake for, say,
drill hoists. The brake consists of a casing, a shaft connected to the shaft of
the drill hoist, and a friction disk. To insure the independent action of the
braking moment from the rotary velocity of the hoisL' shaft, the immovable friction
disks contain internal openings (seo Fig. 1). These openings are connocted to a
closed circuit through which cooling liquid is circulated by, say, a centrifugal
pump. To facilitate the exchange of friction shoaves, the latter are loosely
held by the disks.
UDC: 622.24.054:621.86/,~-783.52

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01.

VOIKOIfSrAYA, Aupstasiya Sergeyevna. moatazhnitea; KONRIIA)VA, H.I., redaktor;
NOVA 9'A'.','--,-tekhhi6he4kIy redaktor
[Assembling radio tubes] Ha montazhe radiolamp [Moskva] Izd-vo
VTeSPS Profizdat, 1956. 24 p. NLRA 10:3)
1. Hoskovskiy ordena Lenina elektrolampov-jy zavod (for Volkoaskaya)
(Blectron, tubes)

- T.VQTJ eputat Verkhovnogo Soveta SSSR, tkachl.kha.
After the sessior. Rabotnitea 35 no.6:14- Je 157. 10:8)
1.1'allriinnlraya fabriks, imeni K.Ye. Voroshilova,
(industrial managoment)

VOLKONSMA.--,Kg~riya.Vladimira7na, tkachikha.; KORNIUVA.M.I., redaktor;
RA& S*I., tekhnichaskiy redaktor
(Skill in weaving] Masterstvo tkachikhi. [MoskvsL] Izd-vo VTBSPS
Profisdat. 1955. 38 P. (MLRA 9:1)
1. Deputat Verkhovnogo Soveta SSSR (for Volkonskay) 2. KalininBkaya
fabrika imeni Voroshilova (for Volkonakay)
(Weaving)

VO1KONMYAj R#A. klintoheskiy ordinar; GURVIGH, B.I., professor, zaveduyushchiy;
Effivii ~'M., glavuyy vrach.
Treatment of dysentery in infants with colloidal silver Balt of sulfathiazole.
Yop..pediat. 21 no.4:14-17 J'l-Ag '53. (MLRA 6:10)
1. Irafedra fakulltetakoy pediatrii GorIkovskogo gOBudarstvannogo meditsinskogo
instituta im. S.M.Kirova (for Gurvich). 2. Gorlkovska.ya gorodskaya detskaya
klinicheskaya bolluites (for Xhidekell).
(Sulfathiazole) (Dysentery)

VOLKOYSKAYA, T. T),~ j j3 I ;I
Sbom. rab.

VOLKONSKAYA, T.G. ZHEWHUZHNIKOVA, D.M.; ZHOGOLEV, Ye.A..; ICOTIK, I.P.
Programs for calculating Bessel's functions. Vych. met. i prog.
1:316-323 162. (YJRA 15:8)
(Bessel's functions)

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'~_Y 0 D299/D304
AUTHORS: Volkonskaya, T. G., Ivanenko, I. P., and Timofeyev, G.A.
TITLE: Development of electron-photon showers of high energy
in condensed media
SOURCE: International Conference on Cosmic Radiation. Moscow,
1959. Trudy. v. 2. Shirokiye atmosfernyye livni i kas-
kadnyye protsessy, 269-291
TEXT: In the computations, carried out by the Monte Carlo method,
only pair creation, bremsstrahlung and ionization of the atoms Of
the medium were taken into account. The results are given of cal-
culations concerning the development of approximately 300 showers
in lead plates,generated by primary electrons of energy 1012 ev.,
and of approx. 400 showers generated in photographic plates by pri-
mary photons of similar energy. Complete data are given on elec-
trons and photons of energies E>4-107 ev. (14 energy intervals) at
depths up to 2 t-units. From the integral energy spectra of elec-
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Development of electron-photon D299 D304
I
trons and photons in lead at various depth, it is evident that the
spectra with multiple scattering vary: The number of particles of
higher energies increases whereas that of lower energ-.Les decreases.
It is noted that in the corresponding differential spectra, the dif-
ference between the ordinary and the spectra with multiple scatter-
ing is greater than in the integral spectra. A comparison of inte-
gral spectra of electrons and photons in photographic plates with
corresponding spectra of ordinary cross-section, shoWE!d that the
difference between these spectra is greater than in the case of
lead. It is noted.that the experimental error is rather high. The
number distribution of showers is plotted in figures for various
depths, together with the Poisson-, Furry- and normal distribution.
These plots show that at great and medium depths, the distribution
is asymmetrical and fluctuations of the order of + 0.1 1 (>E) are
met in approximately 40% of the cases. Hence it ig rather difficult
to observe the effects under study for showers with E = 1012 ev.
The results of computations of the number distributioR functions
are listed in 23 tables; the standard deviations for several of
these functions are listed in 2 tables. There are 10 figures, 25
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Development of electron-photon ... D299 D304
tables and 10 references: 6 Soviet-bloc and 4 non-Soviet-bloc. The
references to the English-language publications read as fOllOW8:
B. Rossi, S. J. Klapman. Phys. Rev., 61, 414, 1942; J. A. Richard8M
L. W. Nordheim. Phys. Rev., 74, 1106, 1948; J. C. Butcher, H. Mes-
sel. Phys. Rev., 112, 2096, 1958; W. H. Purry, Phys. Rev., 52, 569,
1937.
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L _00~59-66
ACCESSION NR: AT50132'89 UR/3043/65/000/01)4/0184/0210
'AUTHOR: olkonskaya T. G.; Pavlov, B. M.; Popov N. N.
41
TITLE: The calculation of compression processes within piston devices
J
SOURCE: M Universitet. Vychisliteltnyy tsentr. Sbornikrabot, no. 4, 1965.
oscow-
CWslennyye metody v gazovoy dinamike (Numerical methods In gas dynamics), 184-210
TDPIC TAGS:. Lagrange problem, ideal gas, adiabatic compi,:ession, nonsteady flowl
compression shock wave, unsteady shock wave
-hannel of variable cross
ABSTRACT: The solution of the Lagrange problem within a c
section is solved numerically taking counterpressure into account. The motion is as-
sumed uni-dimensional and the gas ideal. The calculations axe carried out according to
the method of characteristics and using standard subprograms developed at the Qpm
Center of the MGU for the calculation of a large class of unidimensional nonsteady gases
flow 6-rougfi -tubes. Computations were carried out for the cases of shock and shockless
adiabatic compressions of a gas within the shaft of the piston. device for different values
of the piston mass and adiabat index. Results seem sufficient for the understanding of
i gas motion patterns needed in practical applications. The shock compression calculation'

['.L_,P0359_66
ACCESSION NR: AT5013289
covers the incident unsteady shock wave as well as the one reflected from the walls and
from the piston (double reflection). All calculations were carried out on the
"StrelWI computer of the Computer Center. Results were tested for accuracy by carry-
I ing out double calculations with differing lattice steps and a Wiferent number of succes-
sive approximations at the lattice points. An appendix contains all the pertinent com-
putational formulas. Or1g. art. has: 45 formulas, 8 figures, and 3 tablee.
ASSOCIATION: VycblsUtellnyy tsentr,: Moskovskly universitet (Computer Center, Mos-,
COW University)
SUBMITTED: 00 ENCL: 00 SUB CODE: ME~ DP,
NO REF SOV: 003 OTHER: 000
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AUTHORS MasevLch, A. G., Vollk-on;-,kuya, T. G.
TITLE: Structure of the Sun
PERIODICAL: Astvotjoiriiche:~kiy zhurnal, 1960, Vol 5-1, Nr 1, pp 42-1-0
(Ussfi)
ABSTRACT Using an electOonLc COMDutep, the authors construct
a new model of the SUn. It consists of three parts:
(1) ati OLIter envelope, with no energy source in it
and with molecular welght /j..1 corresponding to Initial
chemical composition of' the model; (2) an intermecilate
layer-, where the pi-oton-proton reaction operates but
the carbon cycle Is a negligible source of ener,gy;
here, the ratio of' molecular weights P, 2/ [L_ 1 is
determined by the spced of the proton--proton reaction
and changes with time; (-z;) a central core, where both
the ppoton-proton and the car-bon cycle operate, and
ft are determined by the
)-L- and 3/
/ P 2 1
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inten.,;Ity of' the two enerUy sourcei3- NO
mixinjr, occur,B between the dLfrerent pa~.-t,,,. NuilievIcal
IntegratLon of' the model is performed from the BLIrr,-,Ce,
to the Lntt-,rLov and every .,tep Uschecked fov possible
convectIve LniitubLILLy. 'Phe ubsot*ptLon law ~L:3 wt-LUI-er)
as:
k= k, - 0.30 (1 + X),
t y13-5
k,, = 3.9 - 1025 (1 + X) (I - X+W22 (l -I- N) (X Y), (2)
where is density; t is correction factor taken
from Morsels tables; X and Y are relative amounts of
hydrogen and helium. A homogeneous model could be
obtained only with M = MO 3 R = Ro I L = 0.85 L
(M (D -' R 0 and L (D are the mass, radIUS, and
luminosity of the sun), and X = 0.995, Y = 0.0-05,
and Z = 0.002 (Z is the relative arriount of heavier
elements). This model has a small convective core:
Card 2/4 Mcore = o.o68 mo . a core =0.107 RCI , For all

StrUCture of the SLIn
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other- par-ts r-adiative equilibvium remains stable. The
central temperature and density are: T c = 12. 0'( X
x 10 6 oK arid P = 89 g/CM3 * The upper boundary of It1e
the IntermedLate zoric Is at 1. ~ 0.65 11 0 , und the
-proton reaction;
energy source of the model Is the proton
even inside the core the contribution of the car-bon
cycle is moderate. The authors also carried out
calculations for the chemical composition: X = 0.74,
Y = 0.25, and Z = 0.0075, assumed by P. Naur, and
they obtained results similar to his. A table gives a
summary of 15 different models computed by various
authors from 1947 to 1959 which differ in assumed laws
of absorption and in chosen chemical composition. There
are 2 figures; 3 tables; and 21 references; 5 Soviet,l
Chinese, 2 German, 13 U.S. The most recent U.S. references
are: M. Schwarzschil.d, R. Howard, R. Harm, Astrophys.
J. 125, 235, 1957; 0. Abell, Astrophys. J., 121,
430, 1955; 1. Epstein, R. Motz, Astrophys. J., 117,
311, 1953; Ph. Morse, Astr6phys. J., 92, 27, 1940;
R. L. Sears, Astron. j., 63, 53, 1958; Astrophys. J.,
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Structure of the Sun
129, 489,
ASSOCIATION: Sternberg
Center of
in-t imeni
SUBMITTED: September
78006
SOV/33-37-1-6/31
1959.
State Astvonoiiilcal Instltute and Computing
Moscow State UniversLty (Gos. astrononichesViy
P. K. Shternberga, Vychislitel'nyy tsentr MGU)
5, 1959
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VOLKONSKAYA, T.G.
"THE E"-W=- OF MULTIPLE SCATTE-RING. UP10N TRF DEVELOPMENT OF EL-F=-C)N-
PHOTON AVALANCHES"
T. G. Volkonskaya, I.P. Ivanenko, G.A. Timofeyev
The longitudinal development of electron-photon avalanches was calculated for
the first rad. Units of the absorber. The calculations were carried out for two
materials -- lead d toemulsion. Avalanches caused by primary electrons and
=Jjn pho
photons of E 2 e-v are considered. The cross sections of the Bremsstrahlung
process and of pair product'-on were determined by the forTmLLas given by A.B. Migdal
which take into consideration the effect of multiple scattering. The average energy
spectra far electrons and photons were obtained at depths ranging from 0.25 to 2 rad.
unites (some of the results -- up to 4 rad. units). iJetailed fluctuation curves have
been plotted for approximately 500 cases; the type of fluctuaticns at small depths
is discussed. The experimental results are compared with calculations -made by other
authors.
report presented at the International Cosmic Ray Conference, Moscow, 6-1-1 July 1959

AUTHORS: Volkonskaya, T, Ivanenko, T. P,,
Tir,ofeyev, G..A.
TITLE: On the Influence of the Multiple Scattering Effecto ori
the Evolution of an Electron-Photon Shower of High Enerey in
Lead (0 vliyanii effektov mnogokratnogo rasseyaniya na
razvitiye elektronno-fotonnogo livnya bol'shoy energii v
svintse)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksuerimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 191~8,
Vol. 35, Nr 1, pp. 293 - 294 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This paper describes the results of the calculations
of the longitudina'l evolution of 154 showe-rs caused by a
primary electron with E = 1012eV for 2 t-u-nits and of 40
showers caused by a primary electron and photon in lead
for 4 t-units. The calculations were carried out by means
of the electronic computer "Strela" according, to the
Monte-Carlo (Mante-Karlo) method. The cross sections
of the bremsstrahlung and pair-production processes were
taken from a paper by Migdal (Ref 4), bat the aushors took
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On the Influence of -the I'A'ultiple Scattering Effects S~-q1=6_z=..!
on the Evolution of an Electron-Photon Shower of High Energy in Lead
different from 1. A diagram demonstrates the average
energy spectra of the electrons for the depths which
correspond to 0,5; 1,0; 1,5; and 4 t-units, Accordi.-i,,-
to this diagram, the energy spectrum is chan.-ed by multi-ple
scattering: There are more high-energy particles and le3z
low-energy particles(.--'! 109 eV) with respect to the usual
spectrum. Finally,the authors make some comments on the
fluctuations of the number of shower particles. There are
1 figure, 1 table, and 6 references, 5 of which are Soviet-
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet (Moscow State Uni
versity)
SUBMITTED: April 8, 1958
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VOLKONSKIY,,A.
From work practice in -improving economically weak collective
farms. Vop. ekon. no.11-59-68 N 163. (MIERA 17:2)
1. Nachallnik Torzhokskogo proizvodstvennogo kolkhozno-
sovkhoznogo upravleniya Kalininskoy oblasti.

SHOSTAKOVIGH, D.; CHULAKI, M.; PEYKO, N,; BOGOSLOVSKIY, Nikita;
VOLKOIrSKIY, ; ANDRLTV, N., akademik; SKRYABINA, I-ff.;
SH"CHKINA, A.
More discussion on the photoolectronic music synthesi2er.
Zaan.sila 35 no. 11:28 N 160. '(MMA 13:12)
(Elect roacoust ice)

VOIJMNSKIY. A.I. (Mozhaysk)
Solving equations by the method of selection. Hlt- -7 shkole no--.cp:32-
35 S-0 160. (MIRA 13:10)
(Equations)

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3(5) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2821
Vae.soyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut geofizicheskikh meto-
dov razvedki
Razvedochnaya i promysloveya zika, vyp. 24 (Exploration and In-
dustrial Geophysics, N-o,24~eoMof'Beow,Gostoptekhi.zdat, 1958. 58 p.
(Series: Obmen proizvodstvennym opytom) 4,500 copies printed.
Ed.: M.K. Polshkov; Exec. Ed.: Ye. G. Pershina; Tech. Ed.: I.G.
Fedotova.
PURPOSE: This booklet is intended for geophysicists as well as en-
gineers and technicians engaged in geophysical work.
COVERAGE: This collection of articles discusses new methods of in-
terpreting electrical logging, gravimetric and seismic data, and
describes industrial geophysical instruments (cementometer, per-
forator, etc.). Improvements made on older apparatus (e.g., a
change In the design of a perforator for radioactive electrical
logging) are also discussed. References accompany each article.
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Exploration and Industrial Geophysics (Cont.) SOV/2821
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Putimtsev, G.N., and AV_,_V_o]_kan_Rki.Y_ Improvement in the Design
of Automatic Amplification Control in Seismic Stations SS _26-51D 3
Kunarev, A.A. Method of Constructing Reflecting Boundaries 8
Terekhin, Ye. I. Effect of a Layer of Water on the Results of
Marine Electrical Logging 10
Popov, Yu. N. Interpretation of Telluric Current Observations 17
Popov, Yu. N. Nomogram for the Control of Angles in Constructing
Vector Diagrams In the Telluric Current Method 22
.Bordov~rkiy, V.P. Computing Coefficients of Dipole Units in Cur-
vilinear Logging 24
Beloserov, I.P. Gravity Effect of a Vertical Cylinder of Finite
Dimensions 28
Molochni~cov, Z.I. Evaluating the Character of Oil Saturation of
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Exploration and Industrial Geophysics (Cont.)
SOV/2821
Carbonaceous Reservoir Rocks Through Electrologging Data 34
Aksellrod, S.M. Well Cementometer for Operation With a Single-
'straftd_'Cable 37
Zelltsman, P.A. Substituting the Inclinometer ISh-3 and Igh-4
Rheochords Without Subsequent Resealing 42
Gorbenko, L.A. New Perforators for Oil Wells 46
Kargov, O.N., and N.P. Sumerov. Automatic Hoist Switch-off for
Large Cable Loads 56
Gorskiy, Ya.Ya. Change in the Design of a High Voltage Trans-
former in a Depth Appliance for Radioactive Logging 57
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PITIMTSEV. G.N.; VOIKONSKIY, A.V.
of automatic amplification control at the
SS-26-51D siismic stations. Razed i prom. geofiz. no.24:3-8 '58.
(MIRA 11:12)
(Seismometry) (Amplifiers, Electron)

AREFIYEV, V.A.; YOLK(LNSKIY,, B,V.; SE14EIMYAYEV, A.F.
MaLin tbends in the improvement of the technology of cem-entt
marn, acture. TSement 28 no.2:5-6 Mr-Ap 162. (HERA 15:8)
1. Gosudarstvennyy institut po proyektirovaniyu predpriyatiy
i nauchno-issledovateliskim rabotam tsementnoy promyshlennosti.
(Cement plants)

VOLM-11,.7SKI-1 _13- _V.
Hydralilic activity of granulated slags. N. A. Toropov and B. '7. Volkanskil
Doklad Akad. Nauk S.S.S
- - - - E. 66, 95-7(1949).-Expts. were conducted with s ~ig_
synthesized from mixts. of GaC031 Si02, and A1203 in a Tamnan furnace. After
complete melting, the slags were subjected to rapid cooling (water granula-
tion). The product was used to det. content of vitreous phase and of crystals
and also subjected to isothermal treatments in a muffle furnace-tO det. opti-
mum conditions of crystn. Treatment at 8500 resulted In sinall crystals,
chiefly spherolite; at 13000 the crystals were much larger. Residual glass
was not observed in any of the cases. Physicomech. tests have shown that the
cryst. slags were more active than the vitreous. Slags which were crystd. at
lower temp. had a spherolite structure and showed a tendency toward lower
strength dtiring prolonged periods of hardening. The hydraulically more active
crystd. slags possessed a smaller reserve of heat energy. In some cases',
slags of vitreous structure which had a greater reserve of heat energy, were
hydraulically less active than slags of the same compns. which were crystd.
and had a smaller reserve of heat energy. Slags ~ffiich were heated at 350 and
13000 showed greater compressive strength than the original. slag; this is due
mostly to the presence of calcium aluminates, particularly 5CaO.3Al2O3 and
CaO.A1203. The activity of slag is governed by its chem. compn. and the ratio
of vitreous and cryst. components; for blast-furnace slags of different
compns. this ratio can have a wide range.
D. Z. Muni ch

KUBITS, M.M., inzhen8r; VOLKONSKIY, B.V., inzhen8r.
~ "
Water cooling of bodies of rotary kilns. TSement 20 no.1:30
Ja-F 154. (KLRA 7:2)
(Kilim, Rotary)

VOLKOMKIY$ B.V., inxhaner; SADKOV. V.I., inzhener.
.Changes i'x_the interplAze crystal lattice owe of clinker minerals
under th of tempera-6'tu'r'e,* Trudy GIPR(YTSXKZNT 19:126-132 156.
(C;~Stal lat ices) (Silicates) (MIRA 10:4)

VOLKONSKIY B V., inzhener-, SUDAKAS, L.G., inthener.
Isotopic exchange processes and diffusion in calcium silicatee.
TSement 23 no.3:17-19 MY-Je '57. MRA 10:71
(calcium sulfate) (Radioisoto-oes-Industrial applications)

Y
TO POV, N.A... VOLKOITSKIY, B.V.; SADKOV, V.I.
On the polymorphism of bicalcium silicate. Dokl,, AN SSSR
112 no.3:467-469 ja 157. (14LRA 10:4)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut "Giprotsement."
Predstavleno akademikom P.A. Rebinderom.
(Calcium silicates)

VOU= M, DOT., ":~.~d. telchn. raWk; S==T, kai~--;. tekhn.
New standards stimtLIato the high quality of coment. Standarti-
zatsiia 29 no. 1100-31 IT 165 (MIPA 19:1)

VIMIENKOV, V.I.p inzh,; VOLKOIBKIY, B.V,~ kand. tekhn. nauk
Circulation of alkali in kilm -writz cyclonic heat exchangers.
TSement 31 no. 6:12-14 K-D t65o (KMA 1.8:12)
1. Gosudarstvennyy vsosoyuzny-y Inatitut po prortkti-rovaniyu
i nauchno-issledovatellskim rabotam taomentnoy promyshlennostip
Leningrad*

VOIXONSKIY.? B.V., kand.tekhn.nauk; SYCHFIV, I.I.M., kand.tekhn.nauk
Achievements in the chern.'stry of cements at the service of
technology. TSement 30 no. 2:5-7 Mr-Pp 161, (MIRA, 17:5)
1. Vaesoy-uzzirj gorudar--'.-vrjnnyy i
proyektnyy institut toementnoy promyshlennoDti t Tekhnologicheskly
institut im. I-A!nsovetp..

-- -- - -- ~ 1~~ Y~74M;~Vlm II cvwl-- -
VOLKONSKIY, B.V.J. kand. tekhn. nauk; PANIOU.TOV, V.I,., kand. tekhn. nauk
Reviews and bibliography. ILSement 30 no.4:24- D-31 cccver Ij-1-i-F 164~
(1-11IFLA 17:11)

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of [~e
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--Vim nractixi with -~-2C~Q.S;ch Is fzzcchs
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VOLKONSKIY
SADKOVY V.I.
Study of the vigcoq1ty of cemert
no.27%21-27 t63. 17312)

OKOROKOVY S.D.; VOLKONSKIY, B.V.; SATALKINA, M.A.
Study of the formation process of anhydrous calciwa aluminate
sulfate with the aid of the ionizing high-temperature X-ray
installation. Trudy Giprotsement no. 26:3-18 163. (MIRA 17:5)

VP~KONSKIY, Boris Vasillyevich; KONOVALOV, Pet~- Fedorovic.h; MAKASM,
Sergey:Dmitriyevich; TOROPOV, N.A., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.,
red.; MAKASFEV, S.D... nauchn. red.
[Mineralizers in the cement industry) Mineralizatory v tsement-
noi promyshlennosti. Moskvap Stroiizdat, 1964. 19*1 P.
(MIRA 17:4)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Toropov).

VOLKOrSKIY, B.V., kand. tekhn. nauk
Reviews and bibliography, TSement 29 no.5t23-24 S-0 163.
(MIRA 16:11)

KOIIOVALUV, F.F.; VOLY-ONSKIY, B.V.; KHASEKOVSKAYA, A.P.; IOROPOV,
F.A., ~,.S., red.; RGZCV,, L.K.11 tek-hra.
red.
(Atlas of the microstructurer, of cement clinkers, refractories,
and slags]Atlas mikrostruktur tsementnykh klinkerov, ogneupovov
i shlakov. Pod red. II.A.Toropova. Leningrad, Gos.ivd-vo lit-
y po stroit., ,:rkhit. i stroit. materialam, 1962. 204 p.
(14IRA 15: 11)
l.Chlen-korrespondent Akaderii nauk SSSR deystvitelInri chlen
Akaderiii stroitellstva i arkhitektury SSSR (for Toropov),
(Cement clinkers) (Refr,-ctory 'materials) (Slag)

OKOROKOV, S.D,iJO491~SKIY, B.V.; YARKINA, T.N.
Characteristics of mineral formation in the synthesis of calcium
al=dmates 'in the presence of mineralizers containing flartrine.
TSement 28 no.4:7-9 H-Ag 162. (FIIRA 15:7)
1. LeningraLdskiy tokhnologLeheskiy institut im.. Lensoveta i
Gosudarstvenny.v institut proyaktirovaniya predpriyatiy i
po nauchno-issledovatellski-m rabotam tsementnoy-promyshlennosti.
(Calcii4m aluminates)
(Cement clinkers)

VOLKOISKIY, B.V.; SADKOV, V.I.; SEEMMIN, V.M.
Study of hydrated clinker minerals at temperatures beloov the
freezing paint. TSement 27 no.6:19-22 N-D '361. OKERA 15 ~ 3)
(Cement clinkers)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV15670
1[onovalov,, P. F,., N., P. Shteyyert.. A. N. Ivanov-Gorodar,, and B. V. Volkonskiy
Fiziko-mekhanicheskiye i fiziko-khimicheskiye issledayaniya tsementa; metody i
apparatura (Physicomechanical and Physicochemical Analysis of Cement;
Methods and Apparatus) Leningrad., Gosetroyizdat, 1960. 318 p. Errata s3-ip
inserted. 5POOO copies printed.
Scientific Ed.: V. F.-Krylov,, Candidate of Technical Sciences; Ed. of Publishing
House: A, S. Rotenberg; Tech. Ed.: Ye. A, Pullkina.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for technical personnel and scientists in factory
and research laboratories vho are engaged in testing and investigating cements
and other binding materials.
COVERAGE: The book discusses chemical, petrographicj, ionization-radiographic and
other methods used in physicochemical and -mechanical investigations of cements
and describes the necessary equipment, Materials from both Soviet and non-
Soviet sources are revieved. Igo personalities are mentioned. There are 49
references: 38 Soviet, 8 English,and 3 German.
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VOLKONSKIY, B. V.
Cand Tech Sci - (diss) "Study of polymorphisms end tri- and di-
calcium silicates and the effect,of ferrous oxide on the most
important clinker materials." Leningrad, 1961. 14 pp; (Ministry
of-Iligher and Secondary Specialist Education RSFSR, Leningrad
Order of Labor Red Banner Technological Inst imeni Lensovet);
180 copies; price not given; (KL, 6-61sup, 215)

VOIKONSKIY, B.V.; KHASKOVSKAYA, A.P.
Some structural and mineralogical characteristics of Portland
cement Klinkers. Trudy Giprotsement no. 21:44-415 '59.
(MMA 13:12)
(cement clinkers)

TOROPOV, H.A.; V=ONSKIY, B.V.
Polymorpbous conversions of 3CaO*S'02 and the effect of ferrous
oxide on 30aO*SiC~ and other clinker minerals. TSement 26
no. 6:17-20 &D 160. (MM 13:12)
(Portland cement) (Silicates)

KONOVALOV, P.F.; SUBYYERT, N.P.; IVAIIOV-GORODOV. A.N.; IMUCLONSULY,
Zff._~-KRYLOV, V.F., kand.teldm.nauk, nauchnyy red.; ROTHWHRR ,
A.S., red.izd-va; FMIKIN , Ye.A., tekhn.red.
[Studying physical, chemical, and mechanical properties of
cement; methods and testing equipment] Fiziko-mekbanichealcici
i fiziko-khimicheskie isoledovanila tsementa; metody i appars-
tura. Leningrad, Gos.izd-vo lit-ry po stroit., arkliit. i
stroit.materialam, 1960. 318 P. (MIRA 14:1)
(Cement--Testing)

24(2,4) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/3149
Konovalov, P. F., A. I. Yefremov, and B. V. Volkonskiy
Ionizatsionnaya rentgenostrukturnaya
kristallicheskikh veshchestv pri
zation X-ray Apparatus for Study
Various TemperatureEi) Leningrad,
serted. 1*000 copies printed.
ustanovka dlya Issledovaniya
razlichnykh temperaturakh (Ioni-
of Crystalline Substances at
1958. 133 P. Errata slip In-
Sponsoring Agency: Nauchno-tekhnicheskoye obshchestvo promyshlenno-
sti. stroitel Inykh materialov, Leningradskoye oblastnoye pravleniye.
Ed. (Title page); N. A. Toropov, Member of the Academy of Building
and Architecture USSR, Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences;
Ed. (Inside booki; V. 1. Sadkov.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for physicists and engineers In
industry, civil engineers, physical metallurgists.. researchers
in scientific research institutes and persons affiliated with
higher educational institutions who are interested in the con-
struction, application and operation of ionization x-ray units
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Ionization X-ray Apparatus (Cont.) SOV/3149
for studying the composition and structure of building materials,
metals and other substances.
COVERAGE: The book gives a detailed description of the development
and operation of an ionization x-ray unit by members of the
laboratory for physical chemistry and petrography at Giprotse-
ment and present some practical methods for its utilization.
The second part of the book reviews a number of Investigations
which demonstrate the superiority of this method in the analysis
of polycrystalline substances and. building materials, and in .
studies of polymorphic transformation processes, clinker forma-
tion, and the hydration processes of cements, clinker metals and
other materials. Many of the figures are reproductions of ioni-
zation roentgenograms of hydration and dehydration products of
metallic salts. No personalities are mentioned. There are no
references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword
5
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Ionization X-ray Apparatus (Cont.) SOV/3149
Introduction 7
PART I. IONIZATION X-RAY UNIT FOR INVESTIGATING CRYSTALLINE
SUBSTANCES AT DIFFERENT TEMPERATURES
A. Some Relationships Which Determine the Basic Parameters of
an Ionization Unit 9
1. The -k-ray source 9
2. The X'-ray receiver 11
3. D-c Amplifier 12
4. Quantum fluctuations In low intensity x-ray beams and
their connection with conditions for choosing the basic
parameters of an ionization unit 14
5. The lonization.unit 17
6. High temperature platinum-rhodium furnace 22
B. Modernization of the Ionization X-ray Unit 23
1. Purpose of the X'-ray goniometer GR-2 25
2. Technical characteristics of goniometer GR-2 26
3. Structural design of a goniometer 26
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