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R
*nonov and V. ]~. YIMMEVSOV.
Issledovanie raboty vintov tandem v prieutstvii kryla. (TSAGI. Trud~r,
1931, no. 87, P. 5-36, diagrs., tables.)
Sw-tmary in English.
Titletr.: Testing of the behavior of a propeller tandem with a wing.
QA91i.?465 no. 87
SO: Aeronautical Sciences and Aviation in the Soviet Union, Library of
Congress, 1955.

YEGOHOV N.
Privedenie k standartnym atmosfern~m usloviiam razulltatov poletnykh
ispytanii s uchetom podopreva vozdukha. (Tekhnika vozdushnop,,o flota,
1940, no. /, p. b1-85, diagrs.)
Title tr.: Reduction of flight performance data to standard atmos-
phere conditions with due consideration for heating of the air.
TL50hoTb 19)10
SO: Aeronautical Sciences and Aviation in the Soviet Union,, Library of
Congress, 1955.

AGORCV0 B.N.
Opredelenie staticheskogo davleniiavozdul-he v polete. (Tekhriika vosdushnogo
flota, 1940., no. 10-3-1. p. 73-76, diagre.)
Title tr.: Dotermi-tion of static air pressure in flight.
TL504.T4 1940
SO: Aeronautical Sciences and Aviation In the Soviet Union, Libroxy of
Pongress, 1955

JGORDV B- N.
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VInty d1la skorostnvkh samoletov a everkhmoshchnymi motoremi. (Tekhnika vo2dushnogo
flota, 1941, no 3, p. 11-2,4, tables, diagra.)
Title tr.: Propellers for high speed aircraft with high-power engines.
TL~q*. T4 I 91a
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SO: Aeronautical S--ciences and Aviation In the Soviet Union, Library of Congress,
1955

AUT1110'IS: Ravich, G. B., Yegorov, B. 11.
SW/2o-122-2-2.3/42
TITLE: A Study of the Polymorphism of N-Ethyl-3,4-Dinitropyrrole
(Issledovaniye polimorfizma N-etil-3,4-dinitropirrola)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 122, Nr 2,
PP 250 - 253 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors investigated several methods for the phase
analysis of the polymorphism of a pure sample of N-ethYl-3,
4-dinitropyrrole. . The preparation was examined by
means of differential-thermal analysis and systematic
dilatometric investigations. The evidences verified the
existence of 3 reversibly convertible modifications of
this compound. Form III with the lowest temperature was
reversibly transformed to form II at 54 - 560 (Fig 1a),
the latter into form I at 74-760. Fron the type of the
differential-thermal curves the transformation I -), II
was not substantiated with quick cooling, whereas the
transformation II --~ III became distinct. It was striking
that the total effect of the heat absorption in the trans-
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A Study of the Polymorphism of 11-Ethl-Yl-3,4-Dinitro- 3071/2 o- 12 2-2-22
pyrrole
very close to the absolute value of the opposite
(exothermic) effect in the temperature range of the
transformations of the modifications 11 -4, 111. Thus,
the differential-thermal analysis recorded an essential
shifting of temperature in the phase transformation I -). II
(as compared with the temperature 11 4 1), according to the
conditions of cooling and the history of the sample. The
above temperature hysteresis in the phase transformation
I V II became especially evident in the dilatometric
curves which have been obtained both,*visually and by
automatic recording. Figure 3 shows a temperature curve
and a dilatormetric curve. Heating was performed from room
temperature nearly up to the melting point. Afterwards the
sample was cooled. Both with the heating and with the
cooling phase transformations and the ranges of the phase
existence are seen. They were in accordance with the results
of the differential-thermal analysis (Fig 1). It was seen
from the dilatometric curves that the reversible phase trans-
formations were accompanied by P. considerable enlargement
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A Study of the Polymorphism of N-Ethyl-3,4-Dinitro- SOV/'2,D- 11 22-2-2'7,/4 2
pyrrole
11 -4 1, where it is C.6%. Professor S.S.Novikov had supplied a
sample of 11-othyl-3,4-dinitropyrrole. There are 4 figures
and 4 references, 4 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIOIT:Institut obshchey i neorganicheskoy khimii im. N.S.Kurnzakova
Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of General and Inorganic
Chemistry ineni II.S.Kurnakov,AS USSR)
PRESEITTED: May 4, 1958p by I.I.Chernyayev, Member, Academy of Sciences, USSR
SUBMITTED: April 25, 1958
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RAVICH, B.N.
Dilatametric phase analysis. Itogi nauki: Khim.naulcd 4:
265-282 159. WIRA 13:4)
(Chemistry, Analytical)

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AUTHORS:
TITLE:
PER10DICAL:
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Ravich, G. B., Yegorov, B. N.
Phase Transition of the 2nd Kind in Sodium Nitrate
Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimii, 1960, Vol- 5, No- 11,
pp. 2603 - 2611
TEXT: The authors studied the conversion of the 2nd kind of polycrystal-
line NaITO3at 160 - 2750C by the methods of linear dilatometry and
differential thermal analysis. The specimens were prepared by cold
pressing on an jjM-4A (IM-4A) testing machine of TsNITTMASh. The dilato-
metric measurements took place on an arrangement which is schematically
shown in Fig. 1 and described in Ref. 11. The absolute thermal expansion
caunod by the transition of the 2nd kind wan found to be 2.1 f;'o' (with
respect to the volume) (Fig. 1), and the coefficients of the volume
increase of NaNO, were calculated in the range of the transition of the
2nd kind (Fig. 2). The temperature dependence of these coefficients was
established by rccording the dilatometric curves by an M-09 (EPP-09)
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Nitrate B015/Bo6o
potentiometer (Fig. 4),and about the c;a-ie values as Kracek's (Ref. 13)
were obtained by volumetric dilatometry. The values obtained here by
linear dilatometry are higher than those given by Kracek only in the
range of the most distinctly marked anomaly of thermal expansion. Since
the values given here do not agree with Austin's and Pierce's results
(Ref. 10) which were likewise obtained by linear dilatometry, the latter
are believed to be incorrect, and, on the other hand, the contradiction
between the measurement,-values obtained by linear and volumetric dilato-
metry for the range of phase transformation of the 2nd order of NaNO 3 is
thought to be disposed of. Dilatometric curves with heating and cooling
rates of UP to 7 degrees/minute and the thermal expansion anomalies were
recorded fairly well by an electronic dilatometer (Fig. 6). By comparing
the curves of specific capacity with the differential-thermal curves
(Fig- 7) a polythermal heat of the phase transformation of the 2nd kind
was found, which does not contradict the statement that there appears
no latent isothermal heat in these transitions. A differential-thermal
analysis yielded a value of 1150 cal/mole for the polythermal heat when
assuming the melting heat to be 3596cal/mole. M. I. Kornfelld and
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Nitrate B01 5YB060
A. A. Chudinov, L. Landau and Ye. M. Lifahltn? I. Yo. Dzyaloohinskiy,
I. M. Khalatnikov, V. A. Sokolov, and N. Yo. Shmidt are mentioned. There
are 7 fiKuros and 15 roforoncoas 9 Soviet, 3 US, 2 Dutch, and I Finniall.
SUBMITTED: April 8, 196o
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YD30ROVI B.N.
Occurrence of the metastable phase of KNO3. Zhur.neorg.khim. 6
no.11:2599-2601 161. (14MA 14;:L0)
1, Institut obahchey I neorganicheokoy khimii imeni N.S.Kuzmakova
Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Potassium nitrate crystals)

RIVKIN, S.L., kand.tekhn.nauk; _UGQRQYJLIL, inzh.
Experimental inveslUgation of the heat capacity of ethyl
alcohol of 94 per cent (by weight) concentration in the
supercritical zone of the parameters of state. Teploener-
getika 8 no.7:60-67 J1 161. (MM 14:9)
1. Voesoyuznyy toplotekhnicheakiy institut.
(Ethyl alcohol) (Heat capacity)

RIVKIN,, S.L., kand.tekhn.nauk; YEGOROV, B.N., kand.tekhn.nauk
Experimental study of the thermal capacity of heavy water in
supercritical region of the parameters of state. Teploenergetika
9 no.12:60-63 D 162. (MIRA 16:1)
1. Vsesoy-uznyy teplotekhnicheakiy institut.
(Deuterium oxide--Thermal properties)

S/076/62/036/00i/0!1/0~7
B1 24/B 110
AUTHORS: Yegorov, B. N., Yermilov, N. K., and Otchenashenko, I.. M,
TITLE: New thermal setup for phase analysis of small 3pecimens
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimli, v. 36, no. 1, 1962, 170-175
TEXT: A new setup securing uniform heating and cooling over a wide
temperature range at an adjustable rate is described. The setup, designed
for use in thermal analysis, was developed at the Design Office mentioned
under Association. A block diagram, including a thermal block (Fig., 2),
temperature control equipment, an 3P-C-K (ER-S-K) electronic controller
furnished by the factory "Komega", and an C"-120 (SN-120) voltage
regulator, is shown in Fig. 1. Uniform temperature changes over the
range from -150 to 3500C at rates between 0.1 and 6.40/min can be obtained
The thermal block is an enclosed all-metal stainless steel chamber with
its upper flanga 4 fastened to bearing dink '3. A platinum thermocouple
13 is provided at the bottom to control the temperature within the block,
Further components of the thermal block are: electrical heater 15,
metallic holder 2, heat reflectors 5, and measuring rod 9. All thermal
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B124/B110
parts are insulated with a thick asbestos cord layer. Test sample 10 and
standard 11 are contained in a sealed quartz plug connected to the
measuring quartz tubes. Temperature control and programming are
schematically illustrated in Fig. 3. Phase transitions in NH 4N03 and
NH4C1 were dilatometrically studied using this device; the respective
dilatograms are shown in Figs., 4 and 5. The results agree well with thoG~_
obtained by other methods. Ye. V, Mashintsev and V. M. Neymark are
thanked for assistance. There are 5 figures and 10 references:
6 Soviet and 4 non-Soviet. The reference to the English-language
publication reads as follows: P. W. Bridgman, Phys. Rev., 38, 1,72, 193''
ASSOCIATION: Tsentrallnoye konstruktorskoye byuro TsUS AN SSSR (Central
Design Office TsUS AS USSR). Institut obahchey i
neorganicheakoy khimii im. 14. S. Kurnakova Akademii nauk
SSSR (Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry imeni
N. S. Kurnakov of the Academy of Sciences USSR)
SUBMITTED: May 31, 1960
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LESKOVICH,, 1,A,j 1~~GORQVI_A,~N.; SALATIN., V.P.
J2ow strasa and dilatowtury of potasnium nitrato;,. Zhur. fiz.
Aim. 36 no.3:521-525 Mw 162. (MIRA 1728)
1. Institut obahchey i neorganicheakoy khimil imeni Kurnakova
AN SSSR,

RAVICII, G.B.; TEGOROVI B.N.; KRTLOV, B.G,
Polymorphism of higher moncacid triglycerides studied by means
of an volumetric microdilatomer with an automatic recording'
device. Izv.AN SSSR.Otd.khim.nauk no.3t481-487 Mr 163.
(MIRA 1634)
1, Institut obahchey i neorganicheskoy khImii im, N.S.Kurnakova
AN SSSR.
(Glycerides) (Polymorphism)

RIVKIN, S.L.p kand.tekhn.nauk; YEGOR011, B.N., irizh.
Heat capacity and enthalpy of ethyl alcohol with ccncentration of
94 0/0 (by weight) In the supercritical region of the parameters of
state. Toploenergotika 10 no.6:74-76 Je 163. (MA 16:7)
1. Vsesoyuznyy teplotekhnichelkiy institut.
(Ethyl alciohol-Thermal properties)

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,-'jAUTHMSt Iftshijitaev, Yeo V#; ![symwk, V. M'j Ye rv B N
!?T=s Vew davices- for ideropilase alyes
SOURCEs'. AN MR. Vestnikp 6' 1963p 64-68
TOM TAGSs zdcrop~haae analyal; 9,, dilatowier. 1,-therroacals v thermographic
osci2lograph.
ABSTRACTs The -traditional tecludques (thermograpby thermogre-wizetry, exteneometry,
1and microatr2otive Investigation). have yiolded.good'reaults in ~ the stuc~y of atordo
teabnology, rara elements, and their comptmda, new.ftels, oemicionductora, ard other
:valuablo or dangerous materialv,- Howevors, Tsentralroye konatruktorskoye byuro
:'(Centra% Btmaau of Structures) recently placed in operation new automatic d(mices
~Nr rAdng =ch-closer analyses of minute quantities'of matter. -They fret 1) the
linear dilatometrie unit LDU 10which Aea=es -linear, heat MMMsionfin solid statesj-..,~.
volume change In polymorphic transformation of, matter, the relaxation time emd some 1 i
pl7sical and meohanical. properides of polymersl .2) the volume4nerease measlarin
unitOOM-24,that records the ehemges in bigbly plastic and liquid matteri 3) the
mi rotbarvoscabjo~~develcpedl from eleelronic-aLaroscalispof the for

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AUTHORS; Dembovskiy, Yegorov, B.N., Pashinkin, A.S., Polyakov, Yu.A.
TITLE The problem of the phase transition of the second type with SnSe
PIMIODICAL.- Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimii, v. 8, no-.4, :L963, 1,025 1,026
TEXTv 'In connectLon-with the systematic study of the phase diagrams of
tho Sn So and SnSe - As,,Pe tin selenide was investigated using dif-
3 systems
ferential -tlhemal analysis and x-ray photography in the region of second-type
transition, Sn and Sb were melted in a stoichl.ometric ratio in evacuated quarrz
flasks, and thermograms were taken with a pyrometer of the type VIX-55 (FFF--55).
A -differential temperature peak was.observed on the thermagrams of SnSe with'an
extreme value at 5400C cozIresponding to.the X--point. No marked structural mod-
ificatio'ns of SnSe were established in the second-type transition region. The
applicability of the Orbalsen law to second-tlpe phase transitions has been
nhovm on the example of SnSo. It has boon further shovin 'that the corralation of
electric parameters (Hall resistance 11) and thormal properties (thermal volume
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RIVKIN, SpL.j kand. tekhn. nauk; YEGOROV, B.N., kand. tekhn, nauk
&perimental stut, of the calorific ca;scity of heavy water
at high tomporatures &"d pressureo. Teploenergetika 10 no.7:
75-76 J3- 163. (MIRA 16;7)
1. Vsesoyuznyy teplotekhnichoskly institut.
(Deuterium oxide)

S/OB9/63/014/004/017/019
Ao65/A!26
AUTHORS: Rivkin, S.L., Yeerov B. 11
ITLE: The specific.beat of:heavy water at. high pressures and temperatures
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PERIODICA,L:: Atomnaya energiya, v. 14, no. 4, 1963, 416 40
TEM The results of' measurements of the specific heat of heavy water in
liquid. vapor,-and'supercriti.cal phases are presented in continuation of a paper
in which.the specific heat was determined for pressures up to 100 kg/cm2 and
temperatures Of up to 300*C [S.L. Rivkin, B.N. Yegorov, 'Atomnayacnergiya, v. 7,
no. 5, 462 1,'1959)1.- The measurements were made using an adiabatic calorimeter
with a.closed-oirculation system. In contrast to the previous work mentioned
beforej, the authors here used a liquid thermostat with very accurate temperature
control
0'01*C). Far away from the saturation characteristic the error in
measurement is about 0.35A"', andnear the saturation characteristic it isj 2%.
There are I figure and Itable.
SUBMETTED.
September 1, 1962
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OTCHEHASWENKO, I.M.; rIII'YWJiKP V.M.; YFIMILOV, H.K.; YEGOROV, B.N.
Volume microdilatometer for invest-gating phase trannitions.
Zav. lab. 29 no.10:1260-1261 163. (MIRA 16:12)
1. AN SSSR i Inatitut obahchey i noorganichookoy khimil Imeni
N.S. Kurnakova.

MASHINTSEV, Ye.V.; NEYMARK, V.M.; YEGOROV,-B.N.
New devices for phase microanalysis. Vest. AS SSSR 33 no.6:
64-68 A 163. (Kln 16:7)
(Microchemistry) (Cho-nicai apparatus)
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Y~GOROV, B. N.; KRYII)V, B. G.
Double melting of tristearin. Zhur. fiz. khim. 37 no. 3:675-
676 Mr 163. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Institut obshchey i neorganicheskoy khimii imeni Kurnakova.

YMOROV, B.N.; RAVICH, G.B.; KRYLOV, B.G.
Phase transition of the second kind In 2.4.6-trip-itrophenol.
Dokl. AN SSSR 152,no.2t370-371 S 163. (MIRA 16t11)
1. Institut obshchey I neorganicheskoy khimii im. N.S. Kurnakova
AN SSSR. Fredstavleno akademikom I.V. Tananayevym.

RYTIWi, S. L.; YWOROV, B. N.; SH=AREV, M. R.
"Experimental investigation of the heat capacity of ethyl alcohol and its
solutions in.vater in the supercritical region."
report submitted for 2nd All-Union Coaf on Heat & Vass Transfer, Minsk,
4-12 may 1964.
F. E. Dzerzhinskiy All-Union Heat Engineering.Inst.

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TITL3: A linoir MiGrodilatomotor.' Class 421 No. l8)jh86 Cannounced by Central
Cons-~,ructioi Bureau of Unique Equipment "~ SSSR (Tsontralkioyo konstruktorskoyo
j.byaro unikallnogo priborostroyoniya MI SSsiV
SOU'ZOE: Izobrett, prom ob-.a-,, tov zn, no. 15, 1966, 100
TOPIC TAGS; thermal expansion, phase transition, mcasuring insLrumon~
,%!3SMjLT: Tiiis Jkuthor Certificate presents a linear microdilatometer for moasuring
-ligh ductility
i'herinLal expansion and for studying phase transitions ~k soild r-a i
1 Thu nucrodilatometer contains a quartz tube with a quartz pusth-rod.
1 M.
I mounted upon it. One end of the quartz push-rod adjoins the surface of the upecimen
--nd tiie other and adjoins the dofor.-,Lation detectcr or mcchanotron. Tile TUcrodilatom-
ot or also has a quartz tube with a cali:brated sp(cii-iien for the differontial-ther,-.1al
analysis, a thermal unit wi-.h a programwied temoe-.,aturo regulation, a system for
establishing a vacuum for t1he speciirien, and a re.-ording instru-ment. The design
provides automatic and remote adjustment of t"e ?ush-rod or, the specimen a.-C. for
setting of the measurement systera to zero befor( the start of the measurement aind
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during the measurement process. _'. micrometer scrcner mechanism which adjust5 the puz;h-
rod to the specimen is connected with a revuroible electric maotor. The rotor i;~
connected to the output of the mochanotron which is included as the zero-unit in the
following system. To compensate for the pressure causc;d by the mearsuroment force of
the linear motion detector and the weight o.0 the push rod, the push-rod is fastened
to a link whon a spocimon is used for t;tudyint; high ductilit-y mitorials. This link
is suspended on two flat springs with an occontric rogulator.
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.nmLjj,T,., inzhener; SLABUTSKIY, G.Ya., inzhener.
Irperience in building cooling towers. Ilek.sta. 25 no.12:
41-42 D 154. (KLRA 7:12)
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Nakhan izatalys I artoxattzatslya trudayeakikh PrOt5*810T v Iltsynem
prolswodetwe (Mechanization ard Automation of Labor-consumIng
Frocee"a In Foundry Practice) Moscow. Mashgiz, 1959. 226 p.
Zrrate $11p Inserted. 4.000 copies printea.
Soviewors 9. M. Skobnlkov~ Cgodidate of Technical Sciences; 14.
(Title pov)s r, 1. Kobylyanakiy (Docessod), Ed. (Inside
book)% A. N. Sokolov. Cardtdato of Technical ScLsnoosg Tech.
2d.1 0. V. Sporawkaya; Managing Ed. for Lit*rature on the
Technology or Machine" Manufacture (Leningrad Division. Mashg1x)$
To. P.*Vousov, Engineer.
PURP=9 The book Is Intended for technical Vorsonnal I
and ongin"re engage In the mechanization and automation or
Industrial processes! It W also be used b7'students of In_
atituttons of higher technical education.
OOVZMG%s The book deals with recent a4hiswevonts In the machani-
estion and automation of tlm-&nd Isbor-consuming operations In
foundries. Spociric Just&=@* of mechanization and automation j
of foundry processes or* described. The material presented
TZ~ this book to divided into oil parts. dealing with the follow-
let Gubj*Qt4l Golding materials, mold an& cormaking, casting,
shakeout of molds, ft.1shing or castings, And spacial Casting
66thods. geoh part consists Of a number of technical papers
Presented by several authors. :rho application of &u
tonation
rams ~r= the PrOParAtion or molds and cores to the moohant-
Z&tIC1 "A streamlining Of Specialized Casting methods. such
LJrV05t "t Mating and the use or shou molds. Tharearanumemus
disarm showing automatized and mechanized Installations in f
fOundri - MOQtr Or the material is based on axperimento A
work " at the -Krusbyy Aksay* Plant. Some or the methods
dowrlN appear to be in the experiusnt&I st&go at that Plant.
TbO tech Dal Paper@ Published In this book wore orl
ginally
Vr99sftsr at A technical conference of the Soviet machlr~
industry In 00tobe- 1957. NO Personalitiso are cantionod.
rdgqrcv~ fr. Constructions of Raw Molding Machines 68
pl-or, 1. -1. Installation for Modifying Cast Iron With N&C U
-wevivs Vndor rressure
burIg-Y12. 1A. Redesign Of Control Mechanisms for L'I*ctrLc-Arc lie
PrF ~62~
Tolynakiy. V. 11. HydroblAst Installation for Cleaning castings 154
Zaalsookiyo M. 'Y&. Hydrobleat cleaning or castings 162
-61.!!. ~A. D. 0..rall Moohl..tion or Steel-casting Cleaning
Shoo 167
1' 2. A. Mechanization and Automation or lti4o'stment
Me- 176
H.V leceT%t Yen-So--.ot Achieves-uts In the Automation
tation of ote Casting 188
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P., o 6n ;tf-snill
Fcn%S~~ recrAnszat-on of th 'Productc
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Oirshovich, Naum. Grigorlyevich, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Pro-
fossor, ed.
Spravochnik po chugunnomu litlyu (Handbook on Iion Castings) 2d ed.,
rev. and enl. Moscow, 14ashgiz, 1961. 800 p. Errata slip Inserted.
16,000 copies printed.
Reviewer: P. P. Berg, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor; Ed.:
I. A. Baranov, Engineer; Ed. of Publishing House: T. L. Leykina;
Tech. Edo.: 0. V.,Speranakaya and P. S. Frumkin; ManagIng Ed. for
Literature on Machino-Building Technology (Leningrad Department,
Machgiz)i Ye. P. Naunov, Engineer.
PURPOSE: . This handbook Is Intended for technical personnel at
cast-iron foundries. It may also be of use to skilled workmen
in foundries and students specializing In founding.
COVERAGEs The handbook contains information on basic problems in
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and modifying the cast iron; pouring, shaking out, and cleaning
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jection of castings. Information on foundry equipment and on
the mechanization of castings production is also presented. The
authors thank Professor P. P. Berg, Doctor of Technical Sciences,
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their assistance. References follow each chapter. There are 287
reforoncon, mostly Soviet.
TABLE OF CONTMITS:
Foreword [N. 0. Girshoviohl 3
Ch. I.,Composition and Properties of Cast Iron (N. 0. Girshoviah) 5
1. Equilibrium diagram,olassificationy and the structure
of cast Iron 5
2. Effect of various factors on the structure of cast
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6. Auxiliary molding materials (0. V. Kolachev'a) 238
Selecting molding and core compounds;.their composition
and properties (P. M. Platonov) 238
8. Composition of d-,and special coatings (0. V
Kolacheva) 247
9. Preparation of initial materials, compounds, and washes
(0. V, Kolacheva) 249
10. Equipment for preparation of molding materials and com-
pounds (14. 1. Dunayevokly) 252
11, Mochanization and Automation In the preparation and
transportation of compounds (B. P. Yogorov) 26
~
12. Safety measures 27
Bibliography 275
Ch, IV. Making Molds'and Cores 276
1. Tools for mold trimming (1, P. Yegorenkov and 0. W.
111kol I PICIV) 276
2, Manual molding (14. K. VYshemlrakly) 276
3. Machine m6ldIng (Y. L. TAsnichanko) 309
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4.'Manual [and machine] core making (M. M. Vyshemirskiy
and V. L. Leanichenko) 319
5. Machine core making (V. L. Leanichonko) [In the text
it readsI Trimming, assembly, Inspection, and storage
of cores] 32
6. Drying molds and cores (0. V. Kolacheva) 33~
7. Making molds and cores from liquid-glass compounds
m. Platonov) 344
355
M f molds (M. M. Vyzhomirakiy)
9. Mechanization an4 automation In making molds and cores
(PI. I. DunayevaRly and B. P. Yegorov) 365
10. Safety measures 393
BIbIlography 394
Ch. V Special Cauting-Methods 396
1. Shell-mold casting (I. Ye. Shub and P. I. Kantor) 396
2 Casting In metal molds (I. A. Baranov) 433
3: Ceritrifugal casting (S. Ye. Roz.enfelld 457

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.5. Melting in flame*furnaces (A. N. Sokolov)

6
Treatment of molte
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a
additions
y spec
' 2
Doculfurization of molten coat iron (A.
YA loffe) 582

Modifying the gray cast iron (A. Ya . Xoffo) 'J
584
Modifying the malleable and chilled coot iron (A. Ya.
Ioffc) 588
Modification applied to obtain cast Iron with spheroidal
graphite (I. B. Meyerovich) 90
7. Checking the malting process 9
15
Ncwming the molten cast-iron temperature (V. Ya. Bilyk) 615
Checking the blast and gases in melting furndoes A. Y3.
Ioffe) 1 623
Samyllng for melting control (A. Ya. loffe) 628
d, Safety measures 634

Bibliography 634 .
Ch.*VII. Pouring, Shaking out,and Cleaning of Castings 637
1. Filling of molds (Ao Ya. loffe' and B. P. Yegorov) 6
37
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2. Solidification and cooling of castings in a mold (N. G
Girshovich and 1. P. Yegorenkov) 647
3. Mechanization of the shaking out of molds (M. 1.
Dunayevskiy and Z, P regorov)
- 653
4. Mechanization of the
al-eiffffi-g and chipping of castings
(M. I. Dunayevskiy and B. P. Yegorov)
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Safety m9asures (Ye. B.
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an 675
Bibliography 676
Ch. VIII. Heat Treatment of Iron Castings (N. 0. Girshovich) 677
1. Classification of heat-treatment regimes 677
2. Stress relief 677
3. Graphitizing annealing 679
4. Spheroidizing annealing 687
5. Decarturizing annealing 6E71
6. Normalizing, quench hardening, and tempering 68b
Bibliography 696
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BERENSHTEYN, S.A.; VAYSLEYB, V.P.; VARENIK., I.F.; DOBRYNCIOTKO, M V.;
YEGOROV B P YCLISEITKO, Yu.F.; MOGIIEVSKIY, I.I.[deceasedi;
N.A.; PILIMIKO, V.I.; qAFOZMIIKOV, F.V., lnzh.;
SHEPELEV, V.M.; SITIULEVICH, M.L.; YAPMOLINSKIY, I.M.; SHAGALOV,
Ye.S., red.; KORIKOVSKIY, I.K., red.; LARIONOV, G.Ye.p tekhn. red.
(Constraction of the V.I.Lenin State Regional Electric Power
Plant in Simferopol] Opyt stroitel'stva. Simferopol'skoi GRES
im. V.I.Lenina (By] S.A.Berenshtein i dr. Yoskva, Gosenergoizdat,
1962. 151 P. (MIRA 15:6)
(Simferopol--Electric power plants)

YEGOROV, Boris Sergeyevich) Geroy Sotsialisticheskogo Truda, izobretatell;
S.I., tekbn, red.
(Secret of the ESE winding machinej notes of a worker-inventor]
Sekret ESE; zapiski rabochego-izobretatelia. Moskva, Izd-vo
VTsSPS,1961. 134 p. (MIRA 14:9)
Winding machines-Technological innortions)

YEGOROVJT B.S., inzh.; BOLGOVA, A.Ya., iazh.; IUKHALL71CH, P.A., inzh.
Settling of concrete twin locks. Gidr.stroi. 3Z no.4.,36-39 Ap
162. OMRA 15:4)
(Locks (Hydraulic engineering)) ,

L V A V V V
USSR/Soil Science. Tillage. Land Reclarintion. Ercsion. J-5
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 6, 1958, 248oo.
Author Ivanov, P K.;
Inst
Title On the System of Tillage of the New Lands.
From Experiment of Virgin Sovkhozea of the
Saratov Oblast.
Orig Pub: Sovkhoznoye proiz-vo, 1957, No 5, W-44.
Abstract: On chernozeras, dark-chestnut and chestnut soils
of the regions on the left bank of the Volga, a
deep (27-30 cm.) early ploughing of virgin soils
and long fallows increases the yield of spring
wheat by 5.3 c/ha. It is advisable to conduct
the application of dee-D unbanked ploughing and
the subsequent tillage of soils on lands that
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IVAHOV, P.X., sssluzhnntkvy dayntel'nauki MFSR, prof.; YNGOROV# B.V
3tology of sedges and cultivation of sedge-infested areas.
Agrobiologiia no. 3:99-107 KY-Je 158. (MIRA 11:7)
1. Sarstovskiy sel'skokhosysystvannyy institut,
(Sedges)

YBGOROVP B. V., Candidate Agric Sci (dies) -- "Working virgin and fallow land
in TT&nsvolga". Saratov, 1959. 20 pp (Min Agric RSFSR, Baratov Agric Inst),
150 copies (KL, No 25, 1959, 137)

YIGOROV ,
Greater attention to housing construction for inland water transpor-
tation workers. Rech. transp. 16 no.6:22-25 Jo 157. (KLRA 10:8)
1. Nachallnik Uprayleniya kapitallnogo stroltelletva Ministerstva
rechnogo flota. (Housing)

YEGOROV, 13.7.
r constructions in river transportation. Rech.tranap.16
no.11:44-45 N 157. (MIRA 10:12JI
1. lachallnik upravloniva kapitallnogo stroltel'stva Hinisterstva
rechnogo flota.
(Hydraulic engineering)

YEGOROVP i.vv#__inzh.__
A-coordinating conference--on the study of the low-pressure
stages of steam turbineso''-Energommehinostroenie 8 no-1106
N 162, (MM 16s1)
(Steam turbines)
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V.-
rr-fomitionF ir. rallin-
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'.'in Fduc,ition A
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137-58-4-6994
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 4, p 98 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Polukhin, P. I. , Yegorov, B, V.
TITLE: An Investigation of the Ratio of Transverse to Longitudinal De-
formations in Rolling With Nonuniform Reduction (Issledovaniye
zavisimosti mezhdu poperechnoy i prodollnoy deformatsiyami
pri prokatke s ncravnomernymi obzhatiyami)
PERIODICAL: Sb. Mosk. in-t 5tali, 1957, Vol 36, pp 320- 353
ABSTRACT: The effect of the major parameters of the rolling process upon
the ratio between lateral and longitudinal deformations (D) and
on the mean reduction ratio factor (MRF) is established. An em-
pirical expression for the dependence of the MRF upon the non-
uniformity factor of the D and upon the contours of the locus of
D is derived. An analysis of formulas for determination of MRF
is provided. A nomogram is constructed to speed calculations
by means of the suggested equation.
B. Ye.
1. Rolling mills operation--Ma themat teal. analytrtn
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AUTHORS: Polukhin, P. I., Yegorov, B. V. Sr)V11 6~ -~;E-l -211/:::5
TITLE;: The Investigation of the Forward Flow in R:)_,ling Zitn Non-
Uniform Heating (Issiedavaniye operezheniya pri prokatke s
neravnomernyui obzhatiyem)
PER LOD ICA L: Nauchnyye doklady vys,)hev shkoly. Metallurgiya, 19~8, Nr 1,
pp 127-132 (IJISSR)
~.BSTRACT: In the present paper the results of' investigations on the fc.-r-
ward flow in rolling at non-uniform heating are described.
In the determination of the forward flow S h difficulties arise
in the direct measuring of the output rate of the metal from,
the rolling. The oscillograms are taken for the determination
of the output rate. L,
These oscillograms show the following relationship: V
h
The form of the projection of the deformation characterized
by the ratiol exerts considerable influence on the magnitude
b
of the forward flow as well as on the backward flow. When the

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b 1

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The Investigation of the Forward Flow in Rolling With Non-Uniforn Heating
deformation an intenue development of the tranaverse deforma-
tion as' well as a decrease of the forward flow and of the
backward flow occurs. The influence of the factor of non-uni-
form deformation on the character of the decrease of the for-
ward flow and the backward flow shows that at values of
F1IF - 1,0 - 0,65 the forward flow and the backward flow slow-
ly decrease, and at F IF ~ 0,65 the decrease takes place mQre
rapidly. There are 2 ligures, 1 table, and 8 references, 8 -o~
which are Soviet.
ASSOCI.,*TION: Moskovskiy institut stali (Moscow Steel Institute)
SUBMITTEDi October 1, 1957
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SOV/1 37-58-11-22330
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 11: p 611 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Polukhin, P. I., Yegorov, B. V.
TITLE: A Contribution to the Determination of Average Unit Pressure in
Rolling With Nonuniform Reductions (K opredeleniyu srednego udel' -
nogo davleniya pri prokatke s neravnomernymi obzhatiyami)
PERIODICAL: Sb. Mosk. in-t stali, 1958, Vol 38, pp 298-306
ABSTRACT: A presentation is made of the results of an investigation of the effect
of reduction not uniform across the width of the strip upon the pressure
between the rolls and the metal (Me) and its dependence upon the ratio
of the area F, of the more highly reduced portion of the cross section
to the entire area of the strip F prior to rolling, and the ratio of the
length of the contact area I to its width b prior to rolling, X and I
elements were rolled. The pressure measurements were by carbon
resistance gauges. It was found that the curves showing the ratio of
deformation- resistance to the FI/F and I /b ratios fall into the family
of hyperbolas and that resistance to deformation drops as these ratios
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MASS I SOOK EM141TATICK SOV/4T82
Moscow. Institut stall
lr*11-10`111110 11 0br-bOtk- stall 1, (Production and Treatment
or Steel and Alloys) Moscow, Notallurgizdat, 1960. 4662 p.
(Sorless Itas SbornIk, 39) 2,100 copies printed.
Zd.t Ye. A. Borko; Ed. or Publishing Houset S. - ZInger: Tech.
Zd.z M. R. Klernmanz Editorial Council or the institutes M. A.
Glir'Accv. ftof4&&or* Doctor of Technical Scler=t3; R. N. GrIgorash,
Docento Candidate of Technical 3clences; V. P. TvIjutin, Professor,
Doctor or Technical 3cl.nces; A. A. Zhukhovitskly. Professor,
Doctor or Chemical Sciences, 1. X. Kidin, Pr*.Iesscr. Doctor of
Technical Sciences, B. 0. Llrehitab Professor, r-octor or Tech.
aLcal Sciences. A. P. Lrubloov. Professor, Dector of Technical
Sclenceal 1. X. Pavlov& Corresponding Member. A.-adexy of Sciences
UM; " A. X. Pokhrisners Professor~ Doctor of Technical Sciences.
PMtP=t This book Is Intended for t*zhnical personnel In industry,
scientific Institutions and schools of hIgner ocuc-azion, dealing
with open-hearth and aloe trio-turnac e stoel-~I,a. metal rolling.
physical metallurgy, oetallographX, and beat-trelt;aamt. It may
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CCrXRAGS: The book contains results of theoretical =d experiment
&I In'"OtIgatIMS of mftt&llurgltal and heat-engim"ring process;.
In open-hearth and electric rm-naces. Vats are included on the
foLlovIngi desuLrurialng of yLs Iran outside the blast furnace,
Interaction of OxIdes of the carbide-forming metals wIth solid
carbon, the change or content of gages in the tatz or the open.
hearth furnace In various periods of zelting, intensification of
the electric meltimS or steel, etc. Other articles deal with
the moimuniformity of deformation in rolling, the study of the
continuous rolling process, the dependence or the friction-
slippage coefficients In rolling on a number or factors. and
other problems In the pressworkIng or metals. Articles on
physical metallurgy and the theoretical principles and techniques
fethe he:t treatztnt of steel are also IncludeA_ 'to personall-
tl a are antioned. References accompany most of the articles.
01here azv'207 references. both Soviet and non-3*vlet.
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Z_ Doctor of Technical Sciences (Dopa.-tzent of
Xffida ZL1__r_
Rise rometallurgy]. Use of Oxygen and Complex ZeasIdIxers for
Intensification or the Electric Furnace Melting Process of Com-
structlanal Steel k9
Y,Crlov, V. I. Cbwge of OW Contact In the Open-Rearth Bath Dur-
Ing the Deox1dation and RoldIng Period T3
_911nkqY~ X--A.. Y._k__X=Ivaod1v, Candidate or T"1=12cal Sciences -
LDepartment of Metallurgical Parmacoul. Performance or the Hign-
Temperature Ceramic Recuperator
Candidate of Technical Sciences (Dep&rt=ent of
MetaUu-Sicil Furnaces]. Mathematical Analysis of '--is Malting
Process
ltof antInfInIte Plate by Transferring the Beat Through
the Am an Me al 92
2 . 1. ctor of Technical ScLiences, and,~_
-ft=,L crop" ~11..
11.. 1. an to of Technical Sciences [Department or Rolling).
I_nv-e_&tTg-jtIom of Nonunirormaty of Deforimation in RollIng 104
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FAVLOV, I.K.; GAIIIII, N.P.;-YBGOROV, B.V.; SHFJZST, A-Ye.; SYUY TSUO-KHUA
Use of rotary bearings to investigate the rolling process. Irr.
vys. ucheb. zav.: chern. met. no.1:84-87 160.
(MIRA 13:1)
1. Inatitut metallurgii, AN SSSR.
(Rolling (Metalwork))

PHASE I BOOK EXrLO:TATION SOV/5zql
Sove~hchanlye po kc'mplekenoy mckhanizatall I avtomatit3tZ.21 takhno-
loelcho3klkh protsessov v mashino3troyenii. 2d, Moscow, 1956
Avtomatizataiye. rashinostroltellnykh prot3essov. t. III: Obrabotka
rezanlyem I ob3hchiye voprozy avto=tizatall (Automation of Ka-
china-Buildinr. Processes. v. 3: Metal Cuttina and General Auto-
motion Problems) Moscow, lzd-vo A24 S-SSR .1960. 296 P. (Series:
Its. Trudy. t. 3) 4,700 copies printed.
Sponsorln!: Agency. kkademlya nauk SSSR. In3titut mazhimovedenlya.
Komla3lya po tekhnoloGii, mashino3tray,enlya.
Rasp. Ed.. V. 1. Dlkushin, Academician: Ed. of Publishing House:
V. A. Kotov. Tech. Ed.: 1. P. Kuzlmln.
PURPOSE: This collection or articles in intended for technical
personnel concerned with the automation or the machine Industry.
COVERAGE: This Is Volume Ill or the transactions of the Second
Conference on the Full Nachanlzatlon and Auto=tion of Manufae-
turing Procesees in the Machine Indu.3try, hold September 25-219.
1956. The transactions have been published in three volumes.
Volume I deals with the! hot pressworkina of zsetals, and volume
11, with the actuation an~ control of machines. The present
volume deals with the automation of ratal machining and work-
hardening, and with general proble-_3 encountered In autoaa.
ti0m. The transactions on the autc4natlon of metal-machIning
Processes were published under.the supervision of F. 3. Dom,_
Ya.nok and A. M. Karatytln~ and those an the automation or work
hardening Processes, under the super-vislon of E_ A. Sateli and
M- 0- Y&k0bdcn- NO Personalities arv mentioned, There are no
references.
Erksher, Yu. B. On the Operation or the Tools In Automatic
'Pmiductioa Lines 312
LyudmIrokiy6,Dj (36,,Expe rience or the SXB-6 ESpeclal DesIGn
Office No. n IgninG and Mastering Automatic Pro&jc-
tion-Line Operations 43
Y B V Automation of Universal MQtal-Cuttin )`uchl"ca
"' ~�rolavss ction 53
Neklyudov, 0. 1. Automatic Machining of Parts Used In
WatchmakinS 62
Automation or KachIna-BuildinZ Processes (Cont.) SOV/5291
Yakob3on, M. 0. Automated Production or Gears and Splined
Shafts 66
Koahkin, L. M. Auto,~atlOo or rutnufacturing Processes Eased
on Rotary Transfer Machines 82
RY-rkIn, 0. M.' Xetal-Cuttlng Tools for Automated Production 98
Derb13her, A. V. Automation or K!LnufacturlnZ Proces3es at
the I OP2 [15t State Bearinc Plan-.]
Sokolov, Ye. P. Experience In the Operation of Semlauto-
matic Hydraulic Copy1na Kachlne3 124
Vasll'yev, V. S. Autoratic Balancing btachince 129
Kurlt3yna, A. 1). New Advanced Proce3res ror the Mass Pro-
duction of SlIdinr, Dearln_s 141
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AUTHOR: Yegorov, Bov.
TITLE: On the Determination-of the Coefficient of Mean
Elongation During Rolling with Non-Uniform Compression
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut metallurgii.
Trudy, No.4, 1960. Metallurgiya, metallovedeniye,
fiziko-khimicheskiye metody issledovaniya, PP-117-122
TEXT: Non-uniform deformation, lateral spreading and pull-
down tendencies are specific features of rolling of sections.
In order effectively to deal 'With the problem of roll pass design
for rolling of sections of an arbitrary shape, it is necessary to
have a method of calculating the longitudinal and transverse
deformation during rolling with non-uniform compression. The
greatest difficulty in solving this problem is presented by the
determination of the degree of lateral spreading in heavily
compressed portions of the bar, and of the magnitude of the pull-
down and pull-in effect in the lightly compressed parts. To solve
this problem it is necessary to know the mean elongation of the
whole bar; if this is known, it is possible to determine the cross-
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Rolling with Non-Uniform Compression j
section areas of each non-uniformly deformed part of the section
after rolling, from which the degree of lateral spreading and the
magnitude of pull-down and pull-in effects can be determined.
Theoretical and empirical formulae for calculating mean elongation,
derived by various workers (Refs. 4,5,6,7,8) are not sufficiently
accurate. All these formulae are based mainly on the considerations
of the extent to which the mean elongation coefficient is affected
by those parts of the section which are either slightly or not at
all compressed during rolling. However, it has been shown by
P.I. Polukhin (Ref.2) that under conditions of non-uniform
compression, the mean elongation coefficient depends not only on the
ratio between the heavily and lightly compressed parts of the
section, but also on the ratio between the length t of the
deformation region and its width b, this ratio determining the
system of stresses in the volume of the deformed material: under
certain conditions the effect of the latter factor may be more
marked than that of the former. Since, under actual rolling
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Rolling with Non-Uniform Compression
conditions, the -E/b ratio may vary within wide limits, the
present author considered it necessary to investigate the effect
of the variation of ~/b on the mean elongation coefficient.
He studied also how this parameter is affected by the variation of
the so-called coefficient of non-uniformity of deformation which is
given by Fl/F, where Fl is the area of the more heavily
compressed part of the cross-section of the bar and F is its
total cross-section area. (Both Vb and FlIF relate to the bar
before rolling). Beams and cross-shaped specimens were used in the
experiments. The increase in the width (from 8 to 63 mm) of the
more heavily compressed parts of the cross-section of a specimen
was attained by varying the Pl/F (from 1.0 to 0.27) and t/b
(from 1.0 to 4.0) ratios. All experiments were carried out at'
1050 OC on a laboratory rolling mill 3,P,,K (ZAK) with the roll
diameter equal 360 mm. The experiments were carried out at the
laboratoriya prokatki Moskovskogo instituta stali (Rolling
Laboratory, Moscow Steel Institute). The results are reproduced in
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E193/EI83
on the Determination of the Coefficient of Mean Elongation During
Rolling with Non-Uniform Compression
Fig.1 in the form of a three-dimensional diagram in which the mean
elongation coefficient, %cp, is plotted as a function of f/b and
Fl/F; (the diagram was constructed from the results obtained for
constant draft, p). Based on analytical treatment of a large
number of experimental data, obtained both by the present author
and by P.I. Polukhin (Ref.2), an empirical formula for the mean
elongation coefficient was derived in the form
Ig X (b/2)4f - - o.o47 (b/?) 4f Fl (1)
cp !_ I + (b/? Af L1,5 I F -C' 11
where Ii is the draft (H/h, where H and h are the height of
the bar before and after rolling), and f is the coefficient of
contact friction. The validity of this formula was confirmed by
the fact that values calculated with its aid were in good agreement
with experimental results outained by other workers (Refs.2,5,6,7).
The average discrepancy between the calculated and experimental
values amounted to 1-30,60. To facilitate determination of Xcp, a
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On the Determination of the Coefficient of Mean Elongation During
Rolling with Non-Uniform Compression
nomogram was constructed which is reproduced in Fig.2, where the
method of using it is also illustrated.- The following
conclusions were reached. (1) In rolling with non-uniform
compression, the ratio between longitudinal and transverse
deformation, as well as the mean elongation coefficient, are
greatly affected by the shape of the horizontal projection of the
deformation region. Increasing the elb ratio (at a given
magnitude of FlIF) brings about an increase of the transverse
deformation and a corresponding decrease of the longitudinal
deformation. At certain values of the t/b ratio, the transverse
deformation may not only equal, but even exceed the longitudinal
deformation. (2) When rolling (at a given ?/b ratio) is carr*ed
out in such a manner that some parts of the cross-section of the
bar are either not at all or only lightly compressed, a
considerable decrease in the longitudinal deformation and a
corresponding increase in the transverse deformation is observed.
(3) The empirical formula derived and the nomogram constructed by
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on the Determination of the Coefficient of Mean Elongation During
Rolling with Non-Uniform Compression
the present author can be used for rapid solution of various
practical problems encountered in rolling with non-uniform
compressions.
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POTIJKHIN. P.I., doktor tekhn.nauk- YWOROV J,,
Investigating nonuniformity of deformation during rolling.
Sbor,Inst.etali no-39:104-112 160. Oum 13:7)
1. Wedra prokatki Hookovskogo ordens Tmdovogo.Kraanogo
Zwoeni instituta instituta stali Im. I.Y.Stalinse
(Rolling(Metalvork)) (Deformationa(Machanics))

PAVIDV, I.M.; GANINt N.F.; YEGOROVV B.V.; SHELEST, A.Ye.t SYUY TSUO-KRA
Investigating the process of rolling vith =:ooth roUs by the
iqethod of rotating bearings. Iz-r.vys. ur-heb.* zav.; chemf. met.
no*3:67-73 161. (MIRA 14:3)
1. I&Qskovskiy institut stali i institut idetalldgii AN MR.
(Rolling(Me'talwork))

PAVLOV) I.M.; YEGOROV', B.V.; SHELEST) A.Yo.,; SYUY TSUO-KHUA
Investigating the process of rolling with amoth rol2s with
the help of a split roll strain gauge. Izv.vyu.ucheb,zav
chorn-Met- 4 no.9:87-94 161. 6;1IRA 14;10)
1. Moskovskiy inatitut stali i Institut metallargii Akademii nauk
SSSR.
(Rolls (Txon mills)-Testing) (Strain gauges)

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SOURCE: Ref. zh. Turbostroyeniye. Otdel'nyy vypusk, 8.49.19
AUMOR:
TITLE: An approximate evaluation ofthe effects of moisture level on patterns
of radial, distribution of.flow parameters behind nozzles
CITED SOURCE: Tr. Leningr. korablestroit. in-ta, vy p. 42, 1964, 163-166
TOPIC TAGS, steam flow, nozzle exit velocity, radial velocity distribution,
steam moisture level
TRANSLATION: An approximate solution was sought to the problem of velocity
distribution behind a nozzle lattice, with consideration given to effects of
moisture level. The discussed idealized flow model was assumed to be streamline,
axiosymmetric, monophase and with the radial constituent of velociLy omictod.
Variations in actual velocity at which 1110iSL ,;team escapes from a nozzle, pro-
duced by dispersion of droplets, are considered with the aid of equations for
radial equilibrium, energy, moist steam isontropy at a constant exponent,
the process equation atid Coodenough'a techniclue, Compatible oolution of the
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D, V.; Zhigulev, V. N,; Kuznetaov# V, M.
ORG: Central Institute of Aerohydrodynamics im. N..Ye. Zhukovskiy (Tsentral,nyy.
TITLE! On equations of aerodyhamica / in the presence of bitinry molecular proccases
.SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 164, no. 6, 1965, 1249-1252
TOPIC TAGS: aerodynamics, gas kinetic equation, degre-o of freedom, gns relaxation,
vibration relaxationj heat transfer, heat diffusion, thetmal diffusion, gas viscosity
ABSTRACT; Processes taking place in gas flows with excited internal degrees of free-
dom are considered. The various methods and results obtained by different authors
for solving hydiodynamicequations on the basis of the kinetic theory of gases are
analyzed and discussed. A specific case called "two-temperature" relaxation Is con-
sidered when It .1, 1i -tokhn. izd-vo mashinostroit. lil,ry, 1961.
243 P. (MIRA 14:8)
(Metal cutting) (Heat-resistant alloys) (Titanito alloys)
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YEGOROV, D., vneshtatnyy Instruktor
Frcm all to esch and from each to all,, Avt,traw.,p. 40 ~c.4%
7-9 Ap 162, (fapu
1. Bashl:irskiy oblastnoj, i:omi.tet proff.- ssional I nogo soyuza
rabotnikov sviazi, raLochi~h avtotransporta i shcsseynykh dorog.,
(Bashkiria.-P,ighway transport workers)

L- (, C.; -~, ,, V, 1, 11
ZAKE6LROV, A.Ye., inzhener; YEMROV, D..&.. in2hener,
~-
Constructing reinforced concrete cylindrical arch shells. Stroitel'stvo
no.5:10-20 My '53. (WIRA 6:6)
(Arches) (Reinforced concrete construction)

YNGOROV, D- A.
Selecting the most efficient coln- system for multistoried cotton
mills. Iav.vys.ucheb.zav.; tekh.tekst.prom. no-3:154-157 160.
(HIBA 1387)
lo Ivanovskly tekatilln" inatitut ime H.V. Frunze.
(Textile factories)

YEGOROVV D. A.
t
They serve the public. Vest. ov~azi 23 no.4:23-24 Ap '63.
(MM 16:4)
1, Vneshtatnyy'instruktor Bashkirskago oblastnogo komiteta
professionallnogo voyusa rabotnikov sMzip rabochikh arto-
mobillnogo tranBporta i ahoaaepykh dorogo
(Telecommunication-Foployees)

YWOM.".1%
Dif'erentsial'naya 7eometriya- H. Pgr-, Gos. lzlj. (1,124),
Siir les surfaces, engendrees pnr !a distribution rips lim. es clu-ne famille !Iormes.
Ylatem. 3B. , 31 (1924), 153-1~4-
Sur les congruences W A focales reglees. Atti acc.,Id. jj.,z. Lincei, 10 (19110,
145-1118
SO: M,19*~imtic- in the USSR, 1917-l')47
edited by Kurosh, A. G.,
I
A-larkushevich, A. I.,
Pashevskiy, P.

Mathematical Reviews _Egrqvj_p. Statement on N. N. L4916'a dissertation, "The
^m-+w4,q nraaen
Vol- 14 No- 11 int-egral an trigo -- ted tc obtain f
,Deo..1953 degree Its er of Pt*6;' themation.- Uspehi Hatem.
History Nauk (N.5.) 89 no. 2(54)t lb~-'IiO (1953). (Russian)
This is the'eveluati6n of Luzin's theBia [Moscow Univ.9
1916) by one of his "official opponents". After
discussing the work, Egorov recommends that Luzin be
granted the degree of 1-6-dVor of Pure Mathematics, an was
actually done by the faculty.

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TITLE
PERIODICAL
ABSTRACT
CARD 1/5
TZ1W S.M., YEGOROY D.F. XPIM 2D~2-50/67
'Now data on stratigraphy and tectonic of the right-bank
und*r-roaah of the Kolyma river.
Novj7e dannyye po stratigrafii i tektonike pravobereahtya
reki) Kolymy v yeye nizhnem toobenii.- Russian)
~
Doklady Akademii Nauk SSR 1957, Vol 113, Nr 2, PP 421-424
(U.S.S.R.)
Up to the most recent times the geological structure of the
Anyuyohaikk of mountains and of the Oloy-flexuro remained al-
most unexplored. There are only 2 papers on it. In the
course of the last 3 Years extensive res*&rohe has been
oarried out by geologists of Seymohansoh's Geological Admini-
stration of the Dal'stroy. Within the Anyuy folding zone three
large structure elements can be distinguished: the northern
and southern antiolinal and the zone deviding them. In the
structure of the orome-sootion of these zones prooambriump
lower palaezoio formationp and nesozoio formation take part.
The oldest rook appears in the oentre of the northern an-
iialinal situated farthest norther: biotite-oordierite and
other gneiss, nice- and chlorite-seracite-slate with the
intermediate layers of marble and quartaite subordinate to
them. Their thickness surmounts 1500 m- Higher up in the
cross-section the carbonate complex ia relieved by immense

20~~EO/67
New data on the stratigraphy and tectonic of the right-bank
under-reach of the Kolyma river.
terrigene formations of the Inyuy-series. The Keorveem-series
(over 1500 m thick) obviously corresponds to the permian-
lower triassic. It forms the northern and southern parts of'
the anticlinal zones. The Pauktuvasm-series lies upon it.
The Halobia austriaoa and Monotis soutiformis, which were
found here, give evidence of the carnic (?) age. Their lower
part ought to correspond to the middle triassic. It is 1300-
1500 m thick. It represents the wings of the northern and
southern antiolinal zones. The central Anyuy synclinal zone
in filled with sediments of the noric deposit of the upper
triassic. It is 700-800 m thick. The particularities of the
tectonic of the quoted structure elements are: the northern
antiolinal zone has a length of 350 km and in out off by the
sea coast. In the central part of this system of large anti-
olinal elevations the rook of the crystalline and lower palaeo-
zole base occurs horstlikely. Precambrian crystalline rook
Is extended in meridional direction laterally to the folding
zone. Antiolinal linear elevations are extenaea in the
northwest of the central horst and can be followed for
80-120 km. The anticlinal zone in the south is similar, but
CARD 2/5 the rook of the original base is not unearthed here. It can

20-Z-50/67
Now data on the stratigraphy and tectonic of the right-bank
under-reach of the Kolyma river.
be followed up to 400 km from the Ilirney-lake3 towards the
Kolyma-mouth. The zone is formed by 2 large antiolinal
elevations, which are separated from each other by a trias-
sic zone In consequence of the depression of the joint. The
central synclinal zone in extended on an area of about 400
to 100 km. The triassic sediments by which it is filled form
a system of narrow, linear foldings. The formations represent-
Ing the structure of the Anyuy-ohains contain grandiorite-
intrusions, different aorta of granite from a upper creta-
ceous age. Compared with other structuss, in which the
Vorkhoyanak-oomplax appears, here the following peoulisrities
can be found: pyroolastical formations are lacking in the
cross-seotion of the Anyuy-series. In the central part of the
antiolinal zone preoambrian and lower palasozoic rooks of the
base come forth. Those facts and the intrusions of grandiori-
te indicate that the Anyuy-folding-zone is situated in those
parts of the geosynclinal area which are situated relatively
CARD 3/5 more in the interior. From the south the Anyuy-folding-2one
URM
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20-2-50/6-
New data on the stratigraphy and tectonic of the righ;-baMk
under-reaoh of the Kolyma river. MMMvq*P
is confined by the Oloy-fluxure of the upper Jurassic-lower
cretaceous age. (Pauktuvam-nories and norio deposit). In
the lower part of the oross-sootion upper-jurassio Auo*lla-
layers are developped, represented by sandy oretaoeous-
stonssg cretaceous, molymict and tuffogene limestones. Total
thickness of the series is 400-500 m, It does not lie ooD-
formly on its bass and Is dated into the Oxfordian-Upper-
Volga deposit. Further up lies rook of the upper cretaceous.
The lower mass in the north-western part of the flexure in
represented by a oarboniferous, effusive-sedimontary series
which consists of sandstonep carboniferous slatep tuff-
conglomeration, tuff-brooohia, tuff and tuff-limeatone.
Numerous plant-remains, quoted by name, are added. The
thickness is 300-400 m. To the east the pyroolastical for-
mations ineseass, coal falls sharply. Above it lies a series
of andesite, andesite-datolits and their tuffs, its thick-
ness is about 1000 m. On the top of the cross-section lie
acid lavas: liparites, quart2-porphyries and their tuffs,
its total thickness is 300-400 m. The Oloy-flexure is a large
structure with a deep deflected base. Its northern and
CARD 4/5 southern limits are underlined by the axes of anomalous

New data on the stratigraphy and tectonic of the right-bank
under-reaoh of the Kolyma river. ==2X%W
values from 4 Z, which are here concentrated. The same
thing happens in the central part of the flexure, where this
traoes back to tootonioal-nagmatioal factors, an it seems.
The geological structure of the Oloy-flexurs does not show
any connection with the epooh of the development of the
fundamental structues within the domain of menozoic folding,
but it is a younger formation.
(1 illustration, 5 citations from Slavic publications)
ASSOCIATION% not given.
PRESENTED BY: N.S. SHASKIY9 Member of the Aoademy
SUBMITTED: 13-10. 1956
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
CARD 5/5

-riwMAN, S.M.; YGOROV, D.F.
Structural relation-n butv--en tne relic mas3lfs of nortneh~~"rn As.4a
anti the ~bsozofc fold arena. Gmol. i georl.z. nz.,),i,19--~'45 '64.
(MI R A I 1, 7)
3. Sever o-Vost ochnyy komplRksnyy naIIchno-IssIndOVAte1't3kIy institilf,
gorod Magadan.

J~
of Pathology& comparative oncology. T=ors U-7
U3b,R/C;encraI ProblOLs
Humans No 13, 3.958, No 61187
Abs JOur Ref zhur - Biol-)
yagoroV
14arlyuv K*Vf)
"Uthor , diEa-j--Tff M-tuto---
Inst 14olOtOvG1t Me and Sarcona Of the StOrlach
Title Lymphogranulomtosis vyp. 26, 124-128
-,ad, in-ta) 1957
orig rub Tr. 14010tovelt. I
3phogranulOmatos'r' Of the
cases Of isolated lYr nosis of the pylorua)
I)Oscribes Iuced ste
r,bstract proc
stomach with a tumor which ' ticulosarcom an('
, stomach (re rities;
arcoM Of the ts peculia
and two cases of 8 picture had i
arcom). The clinical I ontu) there was a
leiomYG,eq cancer Pati tea at an
the pat nts were younger than a was aff0c ofuse
lack of symptoms until the mucus Dembran curring pr
there wera periodically oc
advanced stage) nuous latent bleeding: a
ages, an absence Of Conti patients, the aP-
hei3orrh rance on the part of the datal normal acidity
fairly good 4PPOa and cachexia at a late ct content.
pearance of anemia lactic acid in the 945tri
and an absence of
Card 1/2
-Of Pathologyi comparative Oncology. Tunora U-7
in Humans
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biali, No 13~ 1958, No 61187
Tbentgen examination of the stomach revealed: defective
filling of the stomach with even, slightly undulating edges,
retained peristalsis. Sarcom, most often, originates in the
subraucus layers of the pyloric area or in the large cur-iature
of the stomach. -- R.P. Zolotnitskaya
Card 2/2

YEGOROV, D.M.,-,rentgenotekhnik
Immobilizing table for X-ray examination of sheep and other
small nn1mals. Veterinarlia 41 no.llt105-106 N 164.
(MIRA 18111-)
1. Ivanovskaya oblastnaya veterinarnaya poliklinika.

,::YEGOR0VPD,,T0'q dotbent; XATINAv A.M.f assistent
Neurodystrophic changes in the bones and soft tissues in the lcrwer
extremities following injuries of the spinal cord and its roots.
Vest. rent. i rad. 36 no. 2:65-67 Mr-Ap 161. (MIR.A 14:4)
1. Iz kliniki gospital'nDy khirurgii (zav. - prof. V.P. Rudushkovich)
i kafedry rentgenologii. s meditsinskoy radiologiyey (zav. dotsent
M.M.14ikhaylov) Voronezliskogo meditsinshogo instituta (dir. prof.
11.I. Odnoraloy).
(SFINAL CORD-WOUNDS AND INJURES) (EXT10-1I TIES, LO'ER)

. YEGOROV, D.T., dotsent (Voronezh, ul. Komissarzhevskoy, d.14-a, kv.9)
Teachihg of orthopedics and tralumatology at the Institute of
Medicine in Voronezh. Ortop., travm. i protez. 25 no.1:67 Ja 164.
(MIRA 17:9)

AUTHOR: YBGOROV,D.V. PA - 3626
TITLEs *-W-We-chanioal Two-Piece Disk. (Mekhanicheskaya raglYannVa shayba,
Russian)
PERIODICAL: Stanki i Instrument, 1957, Vol 28, Nr 6, PP 35 - 35
ABSTRAM For the mechanical cleaning of the surfaces of workpieces before
painting or galvanic coating a two-piece disk is used (as per
illustration) by the Kazaner plant for dental equipment. Two
silumin half-rims are fastened by means of screws to a steel
flange, which can be shifted after loosening the screws. A strip
of hide on cloth having a width that is equal to that of the
disk is laid round the disk and the two ends are introduced
into the gap of the two half-rims, where they are securely
fastened by tightening the screws. Both half-rims are covered
with rubber of 5 - 6 mm thickness. By an accurate and precise
finish of these disks, which are well balanced, and by turning
them off after being mounted it is possible to reduce radial
deviation from the true to a minimum. Exchanging the hide is
possible without removing the disk.
4SSOCIATIONs Not given
PRESENTED BYt
SUBMITTED:
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 1/1

YEGOROV,,_P~t
Method of switching-on the electromagnnt!c brake3 and engiae
in their joint operation in mixing rolls. Kauch. i rez. 24
no.11:50 165. (IMk 19: 1)
1. Chuvashskiy elektrotekhnicheskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy
zavod.

YEGOROV, B.A.; ).%IAJYWV, M.M.; LUKIYAII)V, A.K.
Modernized molding machine "International.* Lit.proizv. no.2:
43-44 F 16o. (MIRA 13:5)
(Foimdries-Squipment and supplies)

YEWr7':
up-n
of ,jiling neutron reth Is for the titatjve
A L
doitermintition of morout-f In natural. occurronamse rud.
geofiz. no.5slI7-121, 165. %(I*RA AM

YEGORGV, E.V.
Possibility of using electron accelerators for a photoneutron
beryllium determination. Vop.rud.geofiz. no-33147-159 161.
OMIA 15:8)
(Beryllium) (Radioactive prospecting)
T777

YI-;GOROVI_.E.V.,- POLYAKOV., B.I.
la?zing into account the self-absorption of photoneutrcna during t'he
o Antitative determination of the content of bez-flliun- in cres. Vcp.
rud,geofiz. no.4:74-77 164. (MIRA 1821)

POLYAKOV, B.I.; KLEVTSOVt P.P.; YFGOROV E V.
A laboratory equipment for the quantitative determinat-ion of
the Clark beryllium concentrations. Vop. nid. geofiz. no.5.-
142-145 165. (MIPA 18-9)