SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VSCKHSVYATSKIY, S.K. - VSHIVTSEVA, M.V.

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ultimate state has been accumulated as the result of the cyclic character of sf i- -;ses.
Fatigue crack propagation, fatigue strength~m elastic and plastic deformations of - ('w_)vLi1
and notched test specimens, the influence of residual stresses at plastic deformations,
and fatigue strength of wide strips bent as plates are discussed in some detail. It is
concluded that: (1) the influence of factors decreasing the fatigue strength Is 1110dorated
by conditions encountered in the plastic range; (2) the fatigue cracks are propagated
with less intensity on larger test specimens or machine parts; however, the smaller
specimens or parts endure a highor stress before the formation of cracks occurs. The
period of crack propagation in the plastic range is relatively long; (3) at plastic zero-
to-compression cycling of specimens containing stress raisers, actual stresses change
sign because of residual tens-Ale stresses; (4) at a reduction of fatigue life to 1/4 of
a cycle, the ultimate cyclic stress obtained by extrapolation is close to the true stress
in the contracted zone at failure in tension: (5) after bending in, the plastic range, resi-
dual stresses have no negative effect on fatigue streigth; (6) -wide strips bent cyclically
in the elastic range exhibit fatiguo cracking at the edges; in the plaitf~ r
I . aig6,
the
however, fatigue cracks occur first in central portion of the width;
(7) at plane stress coaditions, such as occur during bending of.'wide strips, and
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at unlaxial stress conditions such as occur during b*ndi":of narrow strips.
fatigue strength can be generalized by the streas. lft* amthor expresses thanks
to To E. Hingins B. 3# Cheguling and Yu. So Chuvikovaklys A* made poseibl* the
reelarcW, the results of obiah are reported In the present article@" Orisd art@
Wm 1 20 ficures and 2 tablese
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ACCESSION NRj AP4031637 8/02031641004100210326/0332,
AUTHOR# Yeekbovyatsklyg Be K,
TITLE$ Solar wind and solar corpuscular streaus
SOURCEs GeoM&gft6tiZM i &4r6ft0M1y&# Ve 4g itoo 20 19640 328-332
TOPIC TAGESt grsomagnetLc Index, solar rotationo solar activity,
solar equatorial plane, gaiamagnatic-field
ABSTRAM Geomagnetic K indices hove been studied for 11937-1958
'and assoctate4 with 801A rotation periods. An empiric formula is 1:
given for~computation of a correlation coefficient. Numerical values
of the co?ffLcLent differ greatly from one solar rotation period to
another. ~The author arsumed that during the phase of weak solar
activity of its 11-year'cycle, the corralwgion coefficient changes,
I slightly. At maximum 0014r activityg the --jalues of the coefficient
are small and change markedly* The values of the correlation
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ne
coefficient aro more stable during the equ inox parto4s. In Ju
and December$ the earth crosses the solar equatorial plane; during
these months tt,e heliographic latitude of'the earth changes markedly,,
and its position wIth regard to coronal elements may change the
magnetic index* In the equinox period the earth remains longer in
equal coronal c~Dnditlons vhich do not esues great changes In the
geonagnetic field. Orik, artshas: 2 fL&ures, 2 tableav and
I formula*
Klyevakiy'Sonudaretvenny*yl'univer*Ltat (Kiev State
UniveraLty)
SUBMITTEDs 05Feh63 DATE ACQ: 31)Apr64 ZXCLt 00
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ACCESSION NR: AT4032224 S/:3089/63/000/005/0216/0224
.AUTHOR: Vackhavyatakiy, S. K.
TITLE: Struct,~--re of solar corona and corpuscular streams
SOURCE: AN UkrSSR,.Xazhd%&vedomstvanny*y geofizicheskLy komitet.
G2ofizika i astronomiya; J.nformatsionny*y byulleten', no. 5, 1963,
216-224
TOPIC TAGS: solar corona, mechanical system, corpuscular strea.m,
chromospheric erup*tive act-.''vity, prominence filament, flocculus
coronal formation, solar magnetic field, surface magnetic field,
coronal plasma, ekternal corona, terrestrial orbit, correlation
coefficient, solar activity cycle, geomagnetic field
ABSTRACT: The rotation of -iolar corona occurs together with the
solar body as a mechanical system with peculiar shifting of detri*15.
Solar corpuscular streams are generated by eruptive activizy of the
chromosphere, especially in formation of pxominance filaments.
Coronal fan-shaped formations and the straf ght rays on them are
located above dark filaments and dark flocculi. Stable coronal
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formations are created by interactions of the ,eneral solar magnetic
field, local surface magnetic fie..ds, and mignetic fields of coronal
plasma streams. The matter concentration i% polar rays is 10 times
more than in the interstitial places. Phot:-praphs of external
corona show the rays as straight 1,.'.nes stre:.ched at distances from
15 to 20 solar radii. Coronal rays may be ;,tretched beyond the
-terrestrial orbit, and their energy is incriased with distance
because of a solid rotation of the wystem. Coefficient K is intro-
duced which characterizes the correlations ietween the solar activity
cycle and the stateoftf-a geomagnetic field. K I:ncrdases through all
phases of the cycle. Orig. art. has: 5 fi$:ures and 2 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: Kiyevskiy gosudarstvann f*y un versitet (Kiev State
University)
SUBMITTED: 00 DATE ACQ: 16Ap44 ENCL: 00
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VSEVOLOZHSKAYAt Ye.V.; MOROZOVAO 0. Yo.; tae A*
Dibutyltatrachlorophthalata as a static,,,,~ary phase in the
i,~
gan-liquid chromatography of hydrocarbaze. ITeftekhimiia /+
no.ltl42-150 Ja-F'64 it (KIRA 17x6)
tt
1. Institut geologil I razrabotki goryujAiM lskopayemykh
Gosudaretvennogo komiteta SSM po toplivu.

1 . V3EVOr,Ot,,'OV. H.; SMMITEMKO, Its
2. ussR (6oo)
4- Tel ec ommuni cat i on--Empl oyuea
7- At a sanatorium for cofimunicatIon workers, SOv. sviaz-, 10, 1951-
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, APril., 1953, Uncl.

1. VSEVEWDOVo H.
2. USSR (6W)l
4, laahell,, Anatolii Arkhipovich
7. Anatoliy Kashellp,.Sov. avlaz., no, 59 1953e
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, APril-- 1953, Uncl.

1. KASHUV, Anatolii; VSEV(YLODOV. V.
2. ussR (6oo)
4. Television
7- Sov. sviaz., 3, No- 5, 1953-
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April., -1953, Uncl.

VSIVOLODOV. H.
Lidila Mostovala. Sov.sviaz. 2 no.11:6 N 152, (KaA 7:8)
(Ilostovaia, Lidiia Korneavna)

VSKVOLODOT, H.
~,
Behind the wheel of a mail truck. Sov.svias. 2 no.12-,12-13 D 152.
(Postal service) (Kotor trucks) NLRA 7:8)

YSEVOLODOV, M.
TeItcommunication
"Pavel, Chigishey" Sov- aviaz- no. 11, 1951.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, t 19~2 -]Aw, uncl.

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W..~ ~ ~ 0- i 1,0011r,'a (14:1(A 1839)

VSTTVOLOTjOV, M.
T(- lee Ornu.-- ica t I on
Nikolai Petrenko, Sov. sviaz., no. 6, 1951-
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, ~'-'arch. 1c'52.
- - v Is C-LEI'S 8M ed

V-SEVOLODOV, M.
V sel'skom otdelenii sviazi. ZI-n a rural communieation department_7. Moskva,
Gos. izd-vo lit-ry, po voprosam sviazi i radio, 1950- 53 P- ports. (Biblioteka
stakhanovtsa). DLCz WO59.V8
SOt SOVIET TRANSPORTATION AND COMMICATIONS, A BIBLIOGWiff., Library of Corgreas

6(0) ~-r SOV/111-59-9-17/31
AUTHOR: Vsevolodov), -.-#Ko
TITLE: Subsidiary Points for Kolkhoz Postmen
PERIODICAL: Vestnik avyazi, 1959, Nr 9, p 23 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This article describes a system of subsidiary points
for kolkhoz postmen in the villages of 3 districts of
the Ryazan, oblast' introduced in May, 1959, Of 8
such points in the oblast', 5 are located in the Shi-
lov rayon; organization and operation of postal work
at these 5 points is outlined with aid of a diagram.
The author enumerates a number of advantages in the
use of this system of postal pickup and delivery. Tlen-
tioned in the article is N.V. Kon,kov, chief of the
Shilovskaya kontora svyazi (Shilov Communications Of-
fice). There is 1 diagram.
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VSZ-VOLCDGV, 14.K.
In the leading district of a long-diotanc,3 communicatJon cable
network. Vo3u. ulrluz~ ~5 no. TI 165. N, cj ],,~: I.,I)

YSEVOLODOV, M. K.
"Conmunications Facilities at the Volga-Don Canal Construction Site,? Vest.
Svyazi, No. 10, 195 2
Translation M-674, 27 JulY 1955

VSEVOLODOV, -.-M.K...
The competition has become an effective force, Vezt. sviazi 22
no.3:27-28 Mr '62. (MIRA 15:2)
(Rostov-on-Don--Postal service--Employees)

HT. I.Ta.. redaktor; SUKROVOLOV. S.T..
II.P., takhaicheekly redLaktor
[Utensils that lighten house work:] Welita. oblagetalushchis trud v
dowshnem khoz1aistva, Moskva, 'Vases kooperatlynoo isd-vo# 1956.
33 P. (MLRk 10:2)
(Kitchen utensils)

=VoLruov, N. S.
Rats-ion-il'uy rask, '-oy listovjkh in-Aallov (11~uti-mal laying Dut --)f shoot
-%7.3skva, ED-1-7, 1952
~O p. ill-is., Ali~jrs., tables.
SO: '11,15
732 - -.'03
-V9

YSEVOLODOY, N.S.
New method of cutting steel sheets. Vest.mash. )3 no.3:22-25 Mr 153.
(waA 6:5
(Sheet metal work)

TARAWCV, Ye.I.9 prof.; '~PEVOIq~OV, P.Y-., inzlis
"Guard your healthw by A.M.Demidova. Pw7ieved by E.I.Tarakanov.
Zdarcrvte 7 no.3202 Mr 161. (MIRA 140)
(HYGIENE) (DENIDOVA, A.M.)

VSEVOLCZZSKAJAv E. V.
Olsomerisation des byerocarbt"s polymethyleniques sous 11influence du chlorure d'aluninium.
II. ISomerisation du 1.2-cimetbyleyelopentan6,w by M. B. Turov&-Foljak and E. V,
Ysevoloselcafte (p 824)
SOt Journal of General Chemistry (Zhurml Obahchei Khbdi) 1941, vol Ilp no 10.

VSF.VOLOSH,SKAJAs, E. V.
M. B. TUROVA-POLJAK, YhOM, 1941, 11, 817-820, 821-8-4-3, 824-84-8

73- - .7 ~,
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,~. 13. 1 ZhM'~,~ n 2/,-V, 17!~!
;

V,,,EVQLZIIIqK,AYAj-,GS,S dots.
[Pbysiology of plant r-utritioniFizi-ologiia pitanii;,- ra-
stenli. Stavropol' ~ Sitavropol'okoe knizimoo 17;d-vop 19(A.
27 p. (MIRA 18:8)
1. Kafedra botaniki i fiziologii rasten" y Stavropollskogo
ael'skokhozyaystvennogo inritituta.

1JSSR / Forentry, Forest Cultures.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 18, 1958, No. 82216
Aut hc~ Vssvo1ozhskaya,-7 GO IC-.
Pryansk Forestry Institute
'i Itle Role of 141crofertilization in Increasing the Quality
of Seedlings of Tree Species
Orig Pub Tr- Bryanskogo lesokhozi in-tei, 1957, 8, 115-125
Abstract UGing complete mineral fertilization (N Oil, P205 0,2,
K20 0.08 g/1% of Esoil) tests Irere made in hothouses and
in the field deinonstrating the influence Of Y19S04, Nacl,
CUS04, MIS04, 113P03, ce-naphthlylacatic acid, sylvinite,
schoenite., bormagnesium waste products and some other
substances in the seedlirgs and iaplirgs (not older than
3 years), the English oak, the NcTway maple, and the
ordinary elm and ash. It was established that midro-
elements on a background of MUC Improved the quality of
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WSR / Forestry - Forest CultLwes -
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biologlya, No 18, 1958, Nc. 82216
K
seedlings, contributed to the development of the root
systems, promoted the Eravth of the trunks, and assisted
in the formation of a greater surface assimilation in the
leaf. The greatest positive effect was observed vith the
application of B salts on a lime background, Zn, Ou, Mn,
and Yg. -- D. I. Deryabin
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VSEVOLM17MA, G. F.
Or 49
Piarl"to - Grovtb,, Regulators
Reap
"The Effect of Alpha -.N-iphthvl Acil and Other
Growth Sttmulante on the Hamp Seed Rarveat,"
G. K. Vaevolozhakaya, All-Union 5~41 Res That of
Bast Cult-are,, Glykhov, Sumakaya Oblast, 3 PP
"Do)c Ak NA4 S=" Vol LXV NO 2
Attempts to clarlfK effectivanoso of several prep-
arations ofgrowt stimulants to Increase hemp-
Heed produq~ivity. Concludes that alpha-naphtbl-
acetic acid effects highest increase in -,.wod-4c-
j~ivity of hemp seed, espegIIally vith tvice-repeated
aprayint. Submitted by Acad;N. A. Maksimov,..
J&n 9. 3qAqTi

Efiffod I nAphth4lou"cistic acid and other growth vesu
laterv an the yield at hemp v*.d. G K -
t1i'se-yiu, NO.
a (Auktuiv, I~ini.k,il 1),khjdy Ak,ul. Nj-k
V.S.S R. 6S, ~-,Kl 601491 -A -I,vAv *011 (HIOV:j, -oln
I'Dwriq fate 44 Ornowth. W1111, %IIfIII4I.Iff-* 11tv
It. *hcit J.4-1) 6 Is-d firto-1~101 4" 1 tupt,
.,Icdtvtk, vid cave III-th Owt-k- it f,ittfrr 'i'm
White AM IIA.1 111th' 4-11c, I
G.' 'M~ Ki~4441MWIT

KUDRYAV If* A., kand. tekhn. nauk; VSEVOLOZHSKATA, I. N-.-inzh.
New standard for products of metal and ceramic hard-facing
alloys for hard-facing drills. Gor. zhur. no.10:45-48
0 162. (MM 152-10)
L Veenoyusnyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut tvardykh
splavov,, Moskva.
(Hard facing--Fquipment and supplies)

ACC NR. AP6030548 SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/016/0029/0029
INVENTOR: Baskakov, Yu. A.; Svirskaya, P. I.; Mel'nikov, N. N.; Shvindlerman, G. S.;
VsP_volozhsk_ayA,_.N_._.B.; Stonov, L. D.; Bakumenko, L. A.
ORG: none
TITLE: Preparatien of N-hydroxyurea derivatives. Class 12, No.' 184835 [announced
by All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Chemicals for Plant Protection
(Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-iss ledovote I's kiy institut khimicheskikh sredstv zashchity
rasteniy)
i SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, Lovarnyye znaki, no. 16, 1966, 29
TOPIC TAGS: herbicide, hydroxyurea derivative, alkyl isocyanate, alkylcarbamoyl
chloride L14~Ceo &141eoe, e.IA?~719 C'ZV721-1004WO
herb* cid'
ABSTRACT: In the proposed method for the preparation of i es, derivatives
of N-hydroxyurea of thq generpl formula;
X,
~~N-COXHR
~H
are obtained*by treating arylhydroxyiamines with"ailky'li isocyanates or
With alkylcarbamyl chlorides. (WA-50; CBE No. 111
i SUB CODE: 07/ SUBM DATE. 28ju.164/
UDC: 547.495.2.07
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113FTIPEDZIMUT, T.
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U nas mi floto fin, o,-r navy P~ I I
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-r,o: U2afLLX L&Ct a n ( I '. .

VSEVOLOZHSKIY, Igor'
[Imperceptible monitor) Ueulovhqi zonitor. Yo5kvp-' voe!~.
izd-vol 1959. 239 p. (KIRA 15:5)
(World War, 1939-1945--Personal narratives)

VSEVOLOZHSKIY, L.A.
baprovement of the output control system for the DN-21 batcher.
Priborostroanie no.9-.30-31 S 163. (MIRA 16:9)
(Proportioning equipment)

VSLITOLOZHSKIY,- V.A,; PAVLOVA, K.K.
Characteristics of t~e formatim, of srbsurface flow into rivers
in the Pur region. Trudy GGI no.114:1?1-179 164.
(MTIM 17: 11)

VSEVOLOZIISKIY, V.A., aspirant; KARPOVA, V.P.
. .
-, 1 -:,.,
Conditions governing the formation of the runoff in depth
of the upper zone of the intensive water exchange in the
northern part of the European U.S.S.R. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.;
geol. i razv. 7 no.9:91-101 112 164.
(14IRA 17:10)
1. 14oskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni Lomonosova.

VSEVOI,OZHSKIY, Yu.V.,- GALKIN, A.F.,, aspirant; GRIGORIYEV, V.I., aspirant
I-------- L---
Sudan grass as (sconomic green fodder. Zhivotnovodstvo 23
no.5:54-55 My 161. (KIRA l6z2)
r
1. DiVektor sovkhoza "Kommunist" Kharikovakby oblj~dti (for
Vaevol6shokly). 2. Mmrlkovskiy sallskokhozyaystvennyy
inatitut (for Galkin, Grigorlyev).
(Budan grass)

VSESVTATSKIY, B.V.p prof.
Problem of Improving the teaching of biology in conne?~ton with
the progrese of biological isciance. Biol.v ohkole no.418-13
R-Ag 1621 (KCRA 15112)
1. Maskovskiy gosudarstyennyy, pedagogicheakly institut Ineni
raning.
(Biology.-Study and teaching)

VSE-3VYATSKIY, B.V.
Mothodology of biology or didactiO8 of bioloW Blol. v ohkole
no.40-8 Jl-Ag 163. (MIRA 160)
1. Moskovskiy gosudaretyennyl pedagogicheskiy institut imeni
Lenina.
(Biology--Study and teaching)

prof.; RTBAKOVA. N.T.,red.; ZOVALENKO,
T.L.. takhn.red.
[General methodology of biology; textbook for pedagogical
Institutes) Obahchaia matodika biologii; uchabnoe posobie dlia
pedagogicheskikh institutov. Moskva, Gos.uchabno-podagog.izd-vo
H-va proov.RSM. 1960. 330 P. (MIRA 13:11)
(Biology-Study and teaching)

YSISVTATSKIY, B.Y., professor -P
Method of studying the subject "Variety of flowering plants.*
Biol.v sbkole no.4:10-15 Ji-Ag 160. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Kookovskiy gorodskoy pedagogicheakiy institut im. V.P.
Potemkins.
(BotazV-Stuiky and teaching)

WEVOLOMSIMY1, Mykhailo Mykolayovych
[Decisive forcePyrishaltna syla, Zaporizbzhia ZaporizIke
knyzhkovo-gazetne vyd-vo, 1960. 37 p. ~Kr-4 ix,:w)
(Ukraine-Economic policy)

GOLCVKINA, M.T.; NOVOTELINCV, N.V.; VSHELYAKI, T.N.; PAVLOVETS, N.M.
Antibiotic properties of ~,itanin preparations obtained from the
wild rose fruit by the fermentation method. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.;
pishch.tekh. no.5u43-46 163. (MIRA 16:12)
1. Leningradskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut kholodillnoy pro-
myshlennosti, kafedra mikrobiologii i biokhimii.

POLAND/Optics Physical Optics.
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Fizika, 140 3, 1957, 7764
Author : Vshesinskaya.
Inst
Title : Crystalline Phosphors, Production and Structure.
Orig Pub : Postepy. fiz., 1956, 7, N03, 183-194
Abstract : Survey,
Bibliography, 9 titles.
K-5
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USSR/Zoopqrasitolo y. Ticks and .Insects - Vectors of 0
ChUsal trgenisms. Ticks.
Abs Jour: Ref. Zhur. - Biol., No 23, 1958, lot+llo
Author Vshivkov, F. M.
Inst Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR
Title Vie Biology of the Tick Ixodes redicorzevi
redicorzevi under Conditions of the Crimea.
Orig Pub: Zb. prats' Zool. muzeyu AN URSRq 19579 No 28,
105-107
Abstract: The tick I. r. redicorzevi was found in moun-
tainous, foothill and steppe areas of the Crimea.
Its larvae were encountered chiefly on rodentsi
the nymphs and imago, on rodents and birds dur-
ing the entire year. _73men female and two male
adult ticks were also collected directly from
plants by means of a scraper. This fact and
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vs.qlvxov, P.M. [Vshyvkov, F.M.]
Bi'oiiogy of the tick Ixodes redicorzovo Olen. ZbIr. prate' Zool.
wuz. AN URSR no.28:105-107 157. (MM 11:5)
(Crimea--Ticks)

USSR/Zooparas:Ltology Acarina and Insect-Vectors of Disease G-4
Pathogens.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 3, 1958, 10099
Author Vshivkov, F,,N,., Filippova, N.A.
Inst
Title A New Tick Species Ixodes tauricus Vshiv. et Filip., sp.
nov. (Acarina, ixodidae) form Crimea.
Orig Pub Entomol. obozrenie, 1957, 36, No 2, 553-56o
Abstract No abstract.
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VSHIVKO-V, 'P.N.; MALON, 0.1.
Fleas (Suctoria) of the Crimea. Trudy Uauch.-issl. proti-
vochum. inst. Kav. i Zakav. no-5:138-155 161.
(MIRA 17:1)
1. Krymskiy gosudarstvennyy pedagogicbeskiy institut,
Simferopol' t Ilauchno-iseledovatellskiy protivochumnyy
institut Kavkaza i Zakavkazlya.

V8ffITJDDY.r,N,; FILIPPOVA, N.A.
wommonom
Ixodes tauricum Tabiv. ot Fillp., op. nov. (Aaarina. Lwdldae)
from the Orissa [vith sumary in English]. Int.obos. 36
no.2:553-560 157.
(KLRA 10:7)
1. Zoologichaskly institut Almdevil nauk SSSR, Leningrad.
(Orissa--Ticks)

VSHIVKOV, F. N.
RRiesults of the Study of EctoWasites of Wild Vertebrates in Crimea."
Tenth Conference on Parsitological Problems and Diseases with Natural
Reservoirs, 22-29 October 1959, Vol. II, Publishing House of Academy of
Sciencest USSR, Moscow-Leningrado 19599
Crimean Pedagogic Institute, Simferopol'

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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOIT9rIONL SOV/3704
Vshivkov, Petr Pavlovich___,
Kuznechno-shtampovochnyye mashiny (Die-Forging Machinery) Moscow, Mashgiz, 1959.
81 p. (Nauchno-populyarnaya biblioteka rabochego kuznetsa, vyp. 5) 14,000
copies printed.
Reviewer: O.A. Ganago, Candidate of Technical Sciences; Ed.: A.S. KonIkov,
Docent; Tech. Ed.: N.A. Dugina; Exec. Ed. (Ural-Siberian Division,
Mashgiz): A.V. Kaletina, Engineer.
PURPOSE: This book is intetided for forging-shop workers.
COVERAGE: The book deals with the fundamentals of the structure and working
principles of die-forging mtxhinery. Descriptions of machine designs most
frequently used in modern forging work are presented. No personalities are
mentioned. There are 3 references, all Soviet.
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TABLE OF GONTENTS:
The First Forging Machines 3
From Hammers to Forging Presses and to Modern Metal-Forming Machinery 7
Why Does Hand Forging Require an Anvil and Hammer Forging a Hepry Anvil
Block? 11
ConstructionalRelationship Between Anvil Block and Hammer 16
i
Is It Possible to do',Without the Anvil Block? 18
Why do Double-ActingSteam Hammers Have Greater Force of Impact Than
Gravity Drop Hammers? 20
Which is better - High Spaed of a Blow or a Blow With a Heavier Ram? 22
Types of Hammerb 24
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Hammers for Open-Die Forging
Hammers for Closed-Die Forging
Hammer Operation
Types of Presses
Use of Hydraulic Actuation in Presses
Construction of Hydraulic Predoes
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42
47
47
49
Sources of High-Pressure Hydraulic Fluid for Hydraulic Presses 52
Operation of Hydraulic Presses
60
Dependence of the Pressing Fofee on the Fluid Pressure in the Hydraulic
Circuit 65
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Die Forging Machinery SOV/3704
Mechanical Presses 68
Construction and Working Principle of a Mechanical Press 70
Operation of Mechanical Presses 72
Special Forging Machinery 73
Conclusion 80
Bibliography 81
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress (S3597)
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ZLATKIN, Moisay Grigorlyevich; DOROKHOV, Nikolay Njkolayevich, IEBEDEV,
Nikolay Ivanovich; I-IAKJLIIOV, Nikolay Yovgenlyevichp- NEYSHTAT, Zya-
ma Falikovich; SYCM;V,-A--kadiy Fdkhaylovichl SMUM, F.V., kand.
tekhn. nauk, retsenzent; TASHCHKV, A.K., kand. tekhn. nauk, retsen-
zent,- TRUBIDI, V.N., kand. tekhn. naukp retsenzent; VS-HIVKOV, P.P.,
inzh.p reteenzent; KONIKOV, A.S.# inzb.. retsenzent;
imb., reteenzent; MTFKU3IIIT,', N.V., lnzhe, rotsenzent; WAGUI:OV, V.A.,
doktor tekhn. nauk, red.; SOKOWV, K.N., kand. tekhn. nauk, red.;
SKORNYAKOV, V.B., red.; YAROSHENKO, Yu.G., rod.; ZAKHAROV, B.P., inzh.,
red.; AMIROV, I.M., inzh., red.; VIYSHKOVSKIY, V.A., inzh., red.;
SHELEKHOVI V.A.# Inzh.p red.; BOGOMOLOV, O.P., inzh., red.; KATS, I.S.,
inth., red.; 1EVANOV, A.N.p inzh.p rod.; DUOINA, N.A,, tekhn. red.
(Handbook on forging practices] Spravochnik rabochego kuznechno-
shtampovochnogo proizvodstva. By M.G.Zlatkin i dr. Moskva, Gos.
nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo mashiuostroit. lit-ry, 1961. 776 p.
(Forging-HarAbooks, manuals, etc.) (MIRA 34:9)

-1111 .. 13 t ~MXjggjg6; GANAGO, O.A., Imbdidat tekbnicheaktkh
- reteenzent; MOROUVIW. B.A.. inthiner. reteahzeat; UATKIL.
inzheuer, redaktor; 5ARAFAMILKOTA, G.A., -e::-,:tor
[Hanm3r forging] Svobodnaia kovka. Pod red. X.O.Zletkins, Mos~rcva,
Gos.nauchno-tekhn.tzd-vo mashinostrotte lit-ry. 195?. 62 p.
(Rauchno-popaliarnaia biblioteks rabochego kuznetsa, no.6)
(Forging) (MIAA 10.:h))

PALIMOV, Te.V., dokror tekhn.nauk, obehohly red.;.VSKIYEff, P.P., inzh.,
red.; XMSMNSKIT, V.V., kond.tekhn.nauk A.; PORUCErwy, Tn.p.,
kand.tekhn.nauk, red.; STIPANOV, V.T., ;~nd.tekhn.nauk# red.;
SOKOLOV, K.N.., kand.tekhn.nauk, red.1 SOKOLOVSKIT, V.I., kand.
takhn.nauk. red.; SUSTAVOV, M.I.. inzh., red.: SHURAYEV, B.K., kand.
tekha.nauk. red.; GUJWOGOROV, PoV.9 prof.w red.; DUGINA, N.A..
tekhn.red.
(Kekh-nizationl,.and automation i~t the machinery industry] Makhani-
zataiia I avtomatisataiia'mashincetroitel'nogo proizvodetva. Koskva,
Goe.nauchno-tekhn.isd-vo maalAiostroit.lit-ryo 1959. 519 pe
(MIRA 13:2)
(Machinery industry--Technological Innovations) (Automation)

507
LOTTATTON
~,PHASE I BOOK EXPI
Vehivkov, Petr Pavlovich
Svoboduaya kovka (Flat Die Forging) Moscow, Mashgiz, 1957. 62 p.
(Series: Nauchno-populyarnaya biblioteka rabochego kuznetsa,
vyp. 6) 11,000 copies printed.
Ed.: Zlatkin, M.G.; Reviewers: Ganago, O.A., Candidate of Technical
Sciences, and Morozevich, B.A., Engineer; Tech. -Eld.: Sarafamova,G.A.
PURPOSE: This is the sixth pamphlet in
Worker's Library which is published
forging shop workers about variour
also be used in secondary schools.
acquaint the young reader with the
the series Popular Scientific
with the purpose of informing
aspects of forging. It may
and technical schools to
forging process.
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COVERAGE: This pamphlet deals primarily with flat die,forging methods
and forging equipment. The author begins by explaining the effects
of forging on metal and the physical changes which take place during
that process. He continues with a description of standard equipment
used in forging, such as pneumatic hammers, steam hammers and hy-
draulic presses. Some auxiliary equipment is also mentioned. In
conclusion some problems in the manufacture of forgingsare discussed.
No personalities are mentioned. There are 4 references, all of
which are Soviet.
TABLE OF
CONTENTS:
Introduction
General Information About Forging
3
4
What properties of metal are exploited in forging 4
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Ylat Die Forging
507
Why the properties of metal are improved by forging 5
How forgings are produced 5
When flat die forging is used
6
The effect of metal on the quality of forgings 9
The Effect of Thermal and Mechanical Treatment on the Quality
of Forgings 12
What happens to the metal during heatLng 13
What happens to the metal during forging 14
Forging reduction ratio 16
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507
The effect of the grain "fiber" of steel on the mechanical
properties of forging 18
Flat Die Forging Equipment
Forge hammers
Hydraulic forging press
Heating furnaces
Auxiliary devices
Hammer and press forging shops
Technology of Flat Die Forging
Basic operations
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24
31
31
34
37
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Flat Die Forging 507
Cooling and thermal treatment of forgings 45
Defects in forgings
47
Allowances, tolerances, and typical processes 49
Ways of Improving Flat Die Forging 55
Recommended Reading 63
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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TARNOTSKIY, I.Ya., doktor takhnichaskikh nauk, redaktor, GAVAGO, O.A.,
kandidat takhaichaskikh nauk, redaktor; Lazhonere
redaktor; DUGM , N.A., tekhnicheski7 re ktor
[Ural forge operators in the struggle for technical progress; a
collection of articles] Urallskis Imznetsy v bor'be za tekhnicheakii
progress; isbomik statei. Koskva, Goo. nauchno-takhn. izd-vo mashino-
troit. lit-ry, 1955* 197 P& (MLRA 9:12)
:
,, Urollakly politakhWhaskly institut Imont S.M.Kirova (for
arnovakiy. Ominago)
(Ural Mountain ragion-Yorging)

VSHIVX QWAGO, O.A., kand.takhn.nauk, retoensent;
-2!51
. 4. ~.. 0 *
,JON en red.; DUGINA, N.A., takhn.red.
[Forging and stamping machines] Kuznechno-shtampovochnyo
mashiny. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry,
1959. 80 p. (Fauchno-populiernsia biblioteka rabochego kuzuetsa.
U0.5) (MIRA 12:11)
(Forging machinery) (Power presses)

BOROVSKIMI, Afanasiy Andreyevich; SHCHUK114, Aleksandr Grigorlyevich;
VSIIIVKOV,. inzh.,, retsenzent; SIMMOVp V.A., inzh.v
'-red.; DUGINA, N.A.,, takhr. red,
[Operator of a hydraulic presslMashinist gidravlicheskogo pres-
as. Moskva, Mashgiz, 1962. 1.11 p. (MM 15:10)
(Hydraulic presses)

LISNYAK, S.S.; BELIKOV, A.M.; MOROZOV, A.N.; VSHIVKOVA, L.A.
Chror,dum spinelide behavior during heating in reducing and oxidizing
gaseous media. Ogneupory 27 no.9:417-420 162. (IHIRA 15:8)
1. Ilauchno-issledovatellskiy institut metallurgii Chelyabinskogo
soveta narodnogo khozyaystva.
(Spinel group) (Metals, Effeot of temperature on)

YSHIVKOVAI
N.F.; NOSKOVA, N.1.3 FAVLOV. V.A.
Deformation defects of pacldrg in rhodiumm and irridium.
Fiz. met. I m-,allaverl. 20 no.3-.1,90 S 165.
(MIRA 18%11)
a. Inatitut fiziki metallov AN SSSR.

VSHIVTSEY, A.A.; TUMILS, Te.V.
Making wire-reinforced girders* Avt.dor. 23 no.6:9-10
je ,6o. (KLU 13:6)
(Batsisk-Girders)

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crror, + 0.~Jlj in tile first range, Us-)3% in the second; 31 ) i lini t q ow~ s
tiie for a cingla anal,"iaj 3-4 mlnutez3;
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5) act~ vity of iource, 1-c' microciii'las. -Ille deNice Pay be realUy uaed ff-~
deter--':--'.ng In petrol--31-im prvduuts, 1".qnA kvd--r)-,<oa3, aad
I
OrIg. art. hast 3 fivred aild 11 '-ml"s,
ASSOC LX7 N' - Insidtu* Orgardebeseov ~~.Jmii MshFAN MU (Institutoe of
Ghemi.stry, Baab~~-isn Branch, AN SSSR)
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NO FEY KVI .0 a2 OT~ERI 005
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S/08 62/000/003/077/090
B1 71 YBI 01
AUTHORS: Lyast,I. Ts., V
,ghlytoev, A-.D.
TITLE. Automation of the determination of the total sulfur content
in petroleum products
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 3, 1962, 495y abstract
N1242 (Sb. "Khimiya seraorgan. soyedineniy,
soderzhashchikhsya v neftyakh i nefteproduktakh. v. 4," M-Y
Gostoptekhizdat, 1961, 92-99)
TEXT: An instrument (A. I.) has been developed for automatic determination
of S content in petroleum products. Its operation is based on the use of
radioactive radiation. According to laboratory tests, the steadiness of
the instrument indications is satisfactory and the error does not exceed
� 0.05~p. The use of the A. I. for a continuous check of the S content in
petroleum products flow facilitates the control of the technological
process. A. I. can also be used in laboratory for S-content determination.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation
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VSHIVTSEVI G.V.
The "Avtoop-.rator" control system for technological processes
and macb.Lne units. Avtom.i prib. no.1;5-8 Ja-Mr 162.
(KRA 15:3)
1. Lisichanskly filial Instituta avtomatiki Gosplana USSR.
(Automatic control)

ALF,KSBYF,VSKIY, G.A.,uchitell.; VSHIVTSFV, If.D.,knnd.ped.nnuk; FDOR-711SKAYA, M.A.
Textbook of botany for the necondnry nchool ("Botnny"-, textbook for the
grades 5 nnd 6 of the secondary school by B.V. Yeesvintekil. Reviewed
by G.A. Alekseevskii, IT.D. Vshivtsev nnd P.A. FlorerskAia).
Biol. v shkole no.2:86-92 Mr-AP 15?~. (MIELA 11:4)
1. Gorskayn srednyaya shkole Veslyegonskogo rayona Yalininskoy
oblasti (for Aleksoyevskiy). 2. Yeniseyskriy pedngigicheskiy institut
Krasnoysrskogo kraya (for Vshivtsev). 3. Pedsgogicheskly institut
Komi ASSR (for Florensknys).
(Botany--Study and teaching) (Vsesvintakii, B.V.)

VSHITT.M., NoDov kand.yedonauk
-1. -
?"- school .experimental plot in a northern district of Siberia.
Biol. v Rhkole no*5:59.*60 3-0 158o (KIRA 11:11)
1. Teniseyokly pedagogicheekly Institut.
(Maklakovo-Agricultura--StuV and teaching)

VSIfTVTSEV, N. D.
VSHIVTSEV, N.D. - "The role of the school director in the creation and traini
of a scbool-wide students' colleative". Krasnoyarsk., 1955. Min Education MSR,
Moscow Oblast Pedagogical Inst-(Dissertation for the degree of Candidate
of Pedagogical Sciences).
SO: KnighaM 19-tods' No. 46, 12 November 1955, Moscow
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SOV/139-co:8-5-10/35
AUTHORS: Kirenzkiy, L. V., Vlasov., A. Ya. and Vt
TITLE: Magnetostriction Hysteresis in Rotating Magnetic Fields
(Gisterezis magnitostriktsii v vrashchayushchi.khsya magnitnykh
polyakh)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh.uchebnykh zavedeniy, fizika. 1958,
Nr 59 pp 52-54 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:: The paper reports experimental. investigation of the rotat-
ional magnetostri,--tion hysteresis. Measurements were made
on a rolled polycrystalline nickel disc 1.C2 mm thick and
14.20 mm.dia. The degree of the rolling rijduction of the
disc was 54.7%. 0The disa was subjected to a 3-hour annealing
in vacuo, at lQOO C and subsequent slow coc,ling in a magneti-
cally screened enclosure. blagnetuostricti,3nal changes in
dimensions of the sample were measured with a wire probe,
glued to the sample in the direction of j!olling. Both the
rotational inagnetostriction hystecesis aad the rotational
ma-netization hysteresis losses werQ meE,sured. Mechanical
, field were
moments acting on the sample placed in a magnetir
measured by means of a torque magnetometer whose sensitivity
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Magnetostriction Hysteresis in Rotating Magnetic; Fields
was 4 oersted/mm. Themagnetic filld was produced by means of
an electromagnet which rotated with respect to the sample
from 0 to 3600 both in forward and reverse directions. The
changes in mechanical moments in magnetostriction were re-
corded on a photographic film irk a cylindrical camera which
could rotate together with the alectromagnet. Special atten-
tion was paid to a removal of the possible effect of free-
play between the coupled motions of the electrorgnet and the
recording camera, Measurements were made at 20 C in fields
from 100 - 4850 oersted. Fig.J shows a recording of the
curves representing the change in mechanical moments (A), and
magnetostriction (B) of nickel both in forward and ieverse
rotation of a 4850 oersted magnetic field. The magnetization
hysteresis 1csses were calevlated from the ar,-as between the
curves representing moments, The results (Fig.2) show that
the magnetization hysteresis losses increase with increase
of the external magnetic fjeld up to 1500 oersted. Between
3.500 and 30OOoersted the losses decrease with increase of the
magnetic field and above .7~000 oersted they start increasing
again. Magnetograme showiin Fi.g.1 indicate that in addition
to the rotational magnet4_zation hysteresis there is also a
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SOV/139-58-5-10/35
Magnetostriction Hysteresis; !.n Rotating Magnetic Fields
magnetostricticn it-self (curve 1 in Fi(S.3) and the rna imum
rotational magnetos,5riction hysteresis (curve 2 in Fig.3)
increase rapidly with the magnetic field strength for fields
from 0 to 1000 oerfited. Above 1000 oersted both curves of
Fig,3 approach sataration values. There are 3 figures and
6 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Instit-ut fiziki Sib.otdeleniya AN SSSR, Krasnoyarskiy
pedagogiche-skiy -.'-nstitut (Physics Institute, Siberian Division
of the Academy of Sciences, USSR; Krasnoyarsk Pedagogical
Institute)
SUBMITTED: March 20, lq-58~
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FAVWT# V,A.; VSHITTSBYA, K*Ae
I
Development of cracks In magnesium subjected
plastic deformatIoA. Fis.met. I metallowed. :
I.Institut fisiki metallov Urallskogo filial&
(Magnesium-Tentiag) (Deformation (Nachanice)
to tenslon-Wuced
no.3:536-540 055o
(HLRA 9:6)
Akademii nauk SM.

VSHIVTSZVA, M.
g rabbits
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ing for fur. Nauka i pered. op, v sellkhoz. 8
no.1:23-24 A 158. (MIRA 11:2)
1.Direktor Kirovskogo gosplemraLsaadnikeL.
(Rabbits)

VSHIVTZEITIA, 11. M.
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PAYWY, V.A.; VSKITTSITA, K.A.
Patterns of plaatic deformation and failure of metals subjected
to tensile forces. 71s.met. i metalloved. 1 no,2:261-268 155.
1.Inetitut fisiki metalloy Urallskoge filiale, Akademii nauk SSM.
(Deformations (Mechanics)) (Ketals-Testing)

Injuries of the comwn carotid arterjr In a child. Xhirurgila no.
5173 vq '54. (WRA 7s?)
1. Is kliniki obahchey khirurgii Vinnitakogo meditainskogo In-
stituta.
(AYMMIMS, OAPOTID, wounds and Injuries,
*in child)

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VSHIVTSVA .
A branch of high returns. Zhivotnovodstyo 20 noo'6:33-34 is 158.
NIRA 11: 6)
1. Direktor Kirovskogo gosplemrassadnika krolikov.
(Rabbits)