SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FILIPPOVA, N.A. - FILIPPOVA, T.S.

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FILIPPOVA, N.A.
Ticks of the genus Ornithodoros Koch parasitizing on birds.
Paraz. abor. 21:16-27. f63.
1. Zoologicheskiy inatitut AN SSSR.
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FILIPPOVA, N.A.
Materials on tic" of the subfamily Argasinae (Ixodoidea,
Argasidae). Report No. 2: Systematic groups of palaearatic
Argasinae and diagnosis of the species of the U.S.S.R. In all
active phases of their life cycle. Faraz. abor. 22t7-27 164.
1. Zoologicheskiy institut AN SSSR. (MIRA 18:2)

FILIMVA, N.B., insh.
Shale pbenole and their use ar, raw materIal for the synthesis
of tanning materialse Izvevyseuchebezavo; tokhelegsprom,
no.6.-5846 159. (MM 13:5)
1. TeentrallrG7 nauchno-Iseledovatel'skiy Institut koshovenno-
obuvnor pronvablennostio
(Tanning materials) (Shale) (Phanole)

GOLUBIEVA, S.K... kand.-tekhn.nauk; MMUHIN, M.N., kand.tekhn.nauk;
KURAYTIS; S.A... kand.tekhn.nauk; TOPOROVSKAYA, Kh.3.0 kand.tekhn.
nsukj FREMLI, P.Ya., kand.tekbn.nauk; 'KORZINA, le.S.,, mladshi7
nauchnn sotrudnik; PILIPPOVA N.B., mladshiy nauchnyy sotruhAk
Works of the Central Scientific and Technical Institute of the
Leather and Footwear Industry in the field of tanning materials.
Nauch.-isel. trudy TSHIKP no. 30:27-46 159. (MDU 14:5)
(Tiuming materials) I

FILIPPOVA, H.B., Anxh.; HIMfLOY. A.M., doktor tekhn.nauk, prof.
Characteristics of the tanning properties of novu lak rosins
made from mixtures of various phenole. Izv. vys. ucIheb.
zav.; tekh, log,.prom. no.2:71-74 160. (XIFA 13:11)
1. TSentrallnyy rauchno-iseledovatellskiy inatitut koshevenno-
obuvnoy preashlonnostia,
(Tanning materials) (Phenol condensation producto)

FILIFFOVA, H.B., inzh.: MILWLOVA, A.N., doktor tekhn.nauk,prof.
InveBtigating tba *actional composition and tanning propertios of
novolak and lignophenol. resins obtained from sbale ybenols.
Izv.vys.ucheb.sav.-, tekh.leg.prom. no.4t76-79 16o. (RMA 13:10)
1. TSentrallrVy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut kozhaveano-
obuvnny pron7oblennosti. Rekomendovana kafedroy tekhnologii
iskusstvenrqkb volokou Kiyevskogo tekbnologicheskogo institute,
legkoy proryshlennosti.
(Tanning materials) (Phenols)
m- v:,

PILIPMA# NJo, inzh.; TOLUMINA, L.S., luzh.
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Investigating the rate of condensation of phenols with formaldehyde
with &M without the use of sulfuric acid -as a catalyst. Izv.Va.
uoheb.savo; takh.leg.prom. no.5%52-56 160. (MM 13:11)
1. T$entral'Vy nauchno-iseledovatel'skiy Inatitut koahemn6-oburnor
promyshlennooti(for 71lippova). 2. Balakhninskiy sullfitno-spirtovyy
savad (fZr - Tq.1stWddna). Rokomendovans kaf edro7 teklmologLi khtmichs-
skikh volokon liyavslmgo tokhnologichookogo inatituta legkoy proxy-
shlennostis
,(Phenol condensation products) (Taxining materials)
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FILIPPOU, N.B., inzh.
Use of the radial paper chromatography method for cheWdng the. degree
of condensation of total shale phenols in the synthesis of tanning
agents. Izv.vyz.ucheb*zav.; tekholegeprom. no-5:48-51 160.,
(MIRA 13.- 11)
1. TSentrallnry nauchno-iseledovatel'skly institut cozhevexmo~-obuvnQy
promVehlennosti. Rekomendovana kafedroy tekhnologii khimicheskikh
voloton, liyevskogo tekhnologicheakogo inotituta leglroy proaWshlennosti.
(Paper chromatography) (Phenols)
(T-m4ng materiale)

C-FILIPPOVA. N.B., inzh.; KIMUYLOV. A.N., doktor tekhn.nauk, prof.
Chromatographic determination on paper of resorcinol contained in
novolak resins syn'thesized from resorcinol. Izv.vyx.ucheb.zav.;
tekholbg.prom. n0-5:3-3 '6o, (MIRA 13:11)
1, TSentral'W nauchno-iosladovatellskiy institut kozheveano~-obuynoy
proVehibnnostis Aekomendovana kafedroy tekhnologitvolo)uiistykhanterialove-
(Paper chromatography) (Reeoreinol)
(Resins, Synthetic)

FILIPPOVAq N.B.
Cand Tech Sci - (diss) "Synthesis of artificial -tanning materials
on a basis of phenols of tar waters obtained in the gasification
of schale.11 Moscow, 1961. 10 pp; (Ministry of Higher Education
USSR,Moscow Technological Inst of Light Industry); 13C copies;
free; (KL, 7-61 sup, 248)
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FILIppoVA2 N.B.x inzh.; KTRAYTIS, S*A*p kand.tekhn.nauk
I- -
gynthatic taming djont, No,12-1 and experience in its use in
leather proceasinge Kozh.-obuv.prom. 3 no.8:36-.37 Ag 161,.
(MIRA 14:10)
(Tanning materialo)

FILIPPOVA, N.B.; KURAYTTS, S.A.
Use of amonium b1sulfits in thei synthesis of t-mning materials.
- .1lauch.-Issl. trudy TSNTKP no.33s57-59 1163 (MIRA 18a1)

,GMSIIENKOVII, Ye.V.; DYMBITS, .A.; XURAY"T, ',A.; WiRk.
SEMENOV, S.S.; SOFJIOR, R.A.;,?ILIPPGVA N.B.
Obtaining tanning agents from the phenols of shale tar. Trudy
VNIIT no.13:101-108 164.
(MIM 18:2)

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AUTHOR: FILIP~~~ 30-7-35/36
TITLE: Critique and Book Review.
Collected Materials on Pushkin' a Life and Work*
(Materialy o zhizni i tvorchestve Puehkina - Russian)
PERIODICALi Vestnik Akademii Nauk SSSRp 1957, Vol 271 Nr 7, pp 119-120 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The resumption of publication of "Materials on Pushkin's Life and
Work* by the Institute of the Russian LiteratiLre of the Academy of
Sciences of the USSR (Pushkin House),, Vol I 'M-L, 1956., 502 pp..
4sooo copiess is to be welcomed. It was the publisher's aim to make
the reader acquainted with now., hitherto unpublished material on
Pushkin's life and work* A critical reviewp however) will reject
several thingsp especially some exaggeTations. Reference is made
here to Pushkin's attitude and Judgement concerning the "scientific
poetry* of the French poets of the 18th century&' It is practically
impossible to neglect the fact that the Nrationalist type of the
poetry* repelled Pushkin - he ad not know what to do with this new
form. He rather thought that the sense of poetry lay in the authorl.s
emotional attitude towards reality, The opinion on Pushkin's attitude
-towards Lomonosov's poetry given in the new edition is also to be -
rejected, Pushkin admired Lomonosov as a great scholar., but by no
means as a poets Therefore Tomashevskils opinion is most probably
more correct when he says: "Pushkin was always passive toward
Card 1/2 Lomonosov's poetry- itleft him cold*. of greatest value Nr the

Critique and.Baok Review. 3047-35/36
Collected Materia3son Pushkin's Life and Work.
specialist isp however, the infomation on Pushkin's relationship
with the Dakabrists (1822)p published for the first time,
ASSOCIATIONt Not given
PRESENTED BYt
SUBMITTED:
AVAILA.BLE: Library of Congress
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FILIPPOVA, N.F._
Reco=ended principles of the comprehensive biography of Fushkin.
Vent..&N SWR 31 no*9;139-3-40 S 161. (IMU 14:10)
(Pushkin, Aleksandr Sergeevich., 1799-1837)

AZZ"-M -,A P5025927 SOURCE CODE: UR/0205/65/005,/005/0735/0737.
AUTHOR: Breslavotsp Le P.; Kasymovp As;
ORG: Institute of Biological Physics AN SSSR, Moscow (Institut
biologicheakoy fiziki AN SSSR)
TITLE: Coll division and structure of nuclei chtinges Induced by
irradiation and radiotoxin action
SOURCE: Radiobiologiyas v, 59 no. 5p 1965v 735-737
TOPIC TAGS: plant growths radiation plant effects mitosiss, plant
genetics, toxicology
ABSTRACT: Rye seeds (Vjatka variety) and 5 day old pea sprouts
(Pobeditell variety) were soaked for 24 hrs in extracts prepari3d from
irradiated-(csl37 ga=aa-rays, 70 r/mins 50 kr dose) and nonirradiated
potato tubers and also in water to investigate radlotoxin effects,
Af ter rye seeds and pea s routs were wash3d off with water, they were
allowed to geminate for V3 hrs and 24 hrs respectivel7, Then the rye
and pea sprouts were fixed to-determine mitotio.indioes and structural
changes of nuclei* Results show that the effects of radlotoxins
extracted from irradiated potato tubers are similar to those of direct
irradiation: Inhibition of cell mitositij. chromosome aberrationsp and
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weaker than those produced by direct Irradiation. This circumstance
makes it possible to study In greater detail cellular changes that take
place under-radiation action, Orig, art, has: 3 tables&
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Changes in the process of cell division and nuclear structure
under the effect of irradiation and radiotoxins. Radio-
biologiia 5 no.5035-737 165. (MIRA 18111)
1. Inatitut biologicheskoy fisiki LK SSSR, Moskva,

FILIPPOVA, U.I.; GALLM, A.A.
salve caps" in fungous diseases of the scalp. Vest.derm.
i ven. 33 no-3:79 My-Te '59. (MIRA 12:9)
1. Iz Kiselevskogo kozhno-venerologicheekogo dispansera
Xemerovskoy oblasti.
(SCALP--DIMM S)

TsImUL, M.M. CTSymbalp M.M.]; (Filipova, N. 1. 1
7"-
Reservoirs and biological characteristics of the development of
puccinia triticina.Erikso, in the Ukrainian steppe. Ukr. bot.
zhux. 19 no.2:54-61 162. (KIRA 15:6)
1, Vaesoyusnyy nauchno-ionledovatellskiy institut kukuruz'y,
g. Dnepropetr ove k.
. .(Ukraine-Leaf rust of wheat)

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LOBANOVAI NOV.j FILIPPOVA..N.K.; SHAROVA, Z.P.1 RAUTIAN, G.N.
Methods of colorimetrio determination and specification of fabrics.
Tekot* prome 21 no- 4:52-54 Ap 161. (MIRA 14:7)
(Colorimetry) (Textile fabrica-Testing)

FILMOVA, I.Mg insh.
DeOgn modification of hydraulic-turbine assemblies in connectIon
with the uso of hubs of lamliated voode [TnWrl IMS'no.4057-368
157, 1114)
(Urdraulio turbines) (Wood, Camessed)

AUTHORS:
TITLE.,
PERIODICAL:
S/079/60/030/009/012/015
3001/B064
Losev, I. P., Fedotova,_O. 'Ya., Filippova, N. M.
Synthesis and Investigation of PolyamidesxbFrom
6j, &t)'-Diamino-p-xylene and Dicarboxylic Acids
Zhurnal obshchey khimii, ig6o, Vol. 30, No. 9,
PP. 3074-3077
TEXT: The authors continued their previous investigation (Ref. 1) on the
synthesis and properties of polyamides, proceeding from co, 601-diamino-
p-xylene and dicarboxylic acids and obtained a series of salts of glutaric,
pimelic, azelaic, and sebacic acid whose element ary analysis also permits
the determination of their empirical formulas that correspond to the
neutral salts. On heating the salts to temperatures between 220 and 290 oc,
a number of curves was obtained of the specific viscosity of 0.2% solutions
of polyamides forming in cresol as a function of the reaction temperature.
In the case of poly-p-xylene glutario acid amide (I) and poly-p;xylylene
pimelic acid amide (II) the optimum reaction temperature is 240 C, in the
case of polf-p-xylene azelaic acid amide (III) it is 2500C, and in the
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Synthesis and Investigation of Polyamides S/079/60/030/009/012/015
From 6j, W-Diamino-p-xylene and Dicarboxylic BO01/B064
.Acids
case of poly-p~-xylylene sebacic acid amide (IV) it is 2600C (Fig. 1).
Table I gives the constants of these polyamides. Moreover, the thermo-
mechanical properties of the polymers obtained were investigated by means
of the device by Zhurkov (load 975 99 10 see permanent load). Fig* 2 shows
the thermomechanical curves for the products (I - IV). The data reveal that
the polyamides have a crystalline structure, no highly elastic states, and
that they are not deformed when heated to between 260 and 270 0 under load;
this indicates their high thermal stability.6he properties of the poly-
a6ides depend on the structure of the homologous acids: e.g., the melting
points of "even" polyamides are higher than those of the respective poly-
mers with odd number of C-atome in the dicarboxylic acid. The solubility
'(in cresoll water, oyclohexanonel ethylene glycol) rises with the higher
number of carbon atoms in the molecule of dicarboxylic acid. The poly-
Amides obtained can be easilyltreated lay pressing, though treatment by
casting under pressure is more expedient. There are 2 figures, 2 tables,
and 1 Soviet reference.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheakiy institut imeni
Mendeleyev~ (Moscow Institute of Chemical Technology imeni
Mendeleyev
SUBMITTED: August 11, 1959
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Otogenous liquorrhea, Zhur. ush.., nos. i gorl, bol. 23 no,4:
68 JI-Ag'63. (IEMA 16t10)
19 Iz kliniki bolezney uk-ha, gorla i nosa (ispolnyayushchni
obyazamosti zaveduyushchegov - kand.med.nauk S*AeYarl7kov~
Voronezhskogo meditsinskogo institata.
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AUTHOR: Budy ov, V. P. (Novosibirsk); FWppova, N. P. (Novosibirsk)- Shelomanov
A. L (Novosibirsk)
ORG: none
TITLE: Measuring the Ume constant of an object by means of self 4uning models
SOURCE: Avtometriya, no. 3, 1965, 39-60
TOPIC TAGS; self adaptive control, time constant, system reliability
ABSTRACT: The study Involv a theoretical analysis and experimental verification of a high-
speed selftunixig model gstemk&r measuring time constants of objects whose behavior can be
described by a linear differential equation of the first order. Recognizing practical deficien-
cies of existing systems.- the authors evolve theorems Y' od (t ) > Y' (t 1) and t2=2t
,ns~ant wh ob
Here tj Is the instant. of coefficient equalization and t2 is te en~rror e=O. The
former theorem indicates that the moment to, at which error derivative e1=0, preceeds mo_
ment t1. The cited theorems serve as a basis for the design of two high-speed measuring
systems with models, whose stability and.accuracy do not depend on the form of the Input
signal. The partial derivative of error in the parameter being tuned need not be calculated.
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The systems require no special or complex elements and can be made of standard components.
Proof is presented for the two theorems evolved. Orig. art. has: 26 formulas and 5 figures.
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ZABOR , K*B*IjILIPPOVA, N.V. -
Methods for the determination of the ab4olute quantities of ionium
(gotk,,230). zhur.anal.khime, 15 no.2:203-206 Mr-Ap 160.
(KM 13-7)
1e Moskovskly gosudaretvanny7 universitat im, M,V.Lomonosova.
(Thorium--Inotopes)

SOBOLEVI-VO-M.; MEDZHIBOZHSKIY, M.Ya.j FILIPPOVAI N.Ya.
Economic comparison of oxygen and compressed air melbho& for the
intensification of steel smelting. Izv.vysoucheb*zav.; chernomet,
8 no.62202-206 165,, (MIM :L8:8)
1. Dnepropetrovakiy.filial Instituta avtomatiki, Donetskly nauchno-
iasledovatellakiy institut chernoy metallurgii i Dneprojetrovskiy
filial Instituta ekonomiki AN UkrSSR.
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OBUKHOVA, Z.A.; FILIPPOVA, N.Ye.
Cultivation of the plague microbe on media of acid casein hydrolysate
demineralized using an ion-exchange resin. Zhur.mikrobiol., epid. i
immun. 33 no.3:51-55 Mr 162. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Iz Gosudarstvennogo nauc~no-issledovatellskogo instituta
mikrobiologii i apidemiologii.Yugo-Vostoka SSSR "Mikrob".
(PASTEUREW FESTIS)' (CASEIN) (1011 EXCWIGE RESINS)

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JISSR / Mio d1biolod. Miorobes Fathogenia to Humana and Animals. F"3
Abs Jour s Ref Zhur Biol', No 2, 1958, No 5222
Author a Filippova, O.G..~,
Inst t Not given
Title t Choice of.Tests,to I~etermine Polyvaooine Reaoti-ji-ty.
Orig Pub a N&uohn,..tr. Moak, n.-i. in-ts; vaktain i ayvorotok, 19fits.
8, 566-565
Abstract i Parallel tests were conducted with introduction of, the
whole vaooine in doses of 1, 1.5, and 2 ml on miee in-
traperitoneally; 0.1 ml of the whole v&ooine and a 1310
dilution of*the supernatant liquid after centrifuged
polyvaooine into rabbits intradermally, and, finally,
precipitation reaotion and complement fixation with the

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Abs Jour Ii Ref Zhur Biol.,'No 2. 1958P No 6221
Author I Filippovas 0 G.p Kossova, k.K.
Inst 3 Not given*
Title i Experimental Stuctr of the Effect of Polyviaoino Doses
on Development,of I=unity in Mice,
Orig Pub- i Noxtohn. tT. Moak. n. -J. in-ta vaktain i eyvorotokp 1966,
8, 571-580
Abstract o The optimal dosage for i=aunizing mice was determined in
testing the NIIS1 polyvacoino. In subcutaneous injeo-
tion of vaccine (0.5.m1 singly), the lowering of the on-
tigen dose by 10 to 20 times while the content of calcium
phosphate salts was kept oonstant yielded almost the same
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Animals
Abs Jour Rof'-Zhur Biolop No 10p 1958, 43292
Author Filippova, 0. G. *sht6yn) B.T.~
Inst.
Title ~jj Comparatiire.*StUdy of 7~wo Mothods of Antigen Vaccination
in an Faperiment,;nn,Mice.
Orig Pub : Nauchn. tr. Moak* no-io in-t vaktsin i syvorotok, .1956,
81 645-652.
Abstract : A study was conducted of two methods of verifying antigen
i=nmogenicity -- a subcutaneous and an intraperitoneal
method. The study was conducted on mice vith sanples of
typhoid fever preparations (total antigens, and preparod
polyvaccine)e Both tested preparations produced a Greater
irminity when used intraperitoneally (greater survival of
infected mice) than when used subcutaneously. The optinuo
period for testing immmity in subcutaneous imminization
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Prevention of inteatinta infectionSP Gig. awdt.a Moskn 110. 7a
July 50. P. 50-2
1e Of Kramoyarak Institute of ElAdemidlogy and Morobiologrw
CLI-11 A9p 5. Nov., 1950

MULMA, G.A.; FILIFFOVAj O.K.; SUM., V.D.
Staining the granuleo of Corynobacteritm diphtheriae. Lab. delo 8
no.2:42-43 F 162. (MIRA 15--2)
1. Krasnoyarskaya krayeva i Krasnoyarskaya gorodskaya sanitarno-
epidemiologicheskAye stantaii (nauchnyy konsulltant - prof. V.D.Shtiben).
(COR)DUACTMIUM DIPHTIMRW) (STAINS AND STAINING QUPZGC"p

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AUTHORS:
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B007/B008
Burkin, A.Le. 9 Engineer, FilipRova, O.N., Engineer, Sheftoll, I.T.0
Candidate of Technical S;T;;;;FT5ffn'g~ad)
Thermoresim,2"ZMT-140
TITLE:
PERIODICAL: Blektriohestvot 196O# No. 5, PP- 71-73
TEXT: A number of thermoresistors with various parameters were developed in
the USSR and are manufactured for the industry at present. If the ambient
temperature exceeds 1800C, however, they can not work reliably for a long time.
The design and char 'acteristice of the now thermoresistors nT-14 are given'here.
They are provided for working at,temperatures up to 3000C. The design is shown
in 7ig. 1 and the dimensions are given. The semiconductor element of the MIT-14'
is made in the shape of a bead (diameter w 0-5 mm) from a mixture of cobalt- and
manganese oxides. The thermoresistor RUT-14 can be used at increased humidityt
in waterp and aggressive liquids. The dependence of the resistor on temperature
is shown in Fig. 2 for some types of the KUT-14. The static obarecteristice,for
Buoh a type, taken at various ambient temperatures, are shown in Pig. 3- It may
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be seen from them that the KHT-14 can be used as pickup in systems for the auto-
natie control of temperature and in fire-alarm installations (Ref- 4). The
maximum working temperatures must however not exceed 150-2000C in these cases.
The KUT-14 can be uzed at temperatures up to 3000C In circuits which work
according to the.prinoiple of the Wheatstone bridge. The stability of the
resistor KMT-14 was checked at 3000C on a great number of types. The results
are listed here in a table.They show that an aging at 30000 for 300-400 hours
during the manufacturing process is sufficient as a rule for itabilizing the
thermoresistor. Such thermoresistori also show a satisfactory stability in
the further course over the total range of the working temperatures. There are
4 figures, 1 tablev and 4 Soviet references.
SUBMITTED: September 30t 1959
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SHTUTMAN, M.N.; SHULIMAN, VA; MILYAVSKAYA, Ye.Ms; FILIFFOVA, R.A*j
YERENEYEVA, T.A.; LUKINA, M.N.
Spectra analysis of iron ore, agglomerate, and blastfumace
slag in a "sounding" direct-current arc. Zav.lab. 28 to.11:1330-
11332 162. (MA 15-. 11)
1. Magnitogorskiy metallur gicheskiy kombinat.
(Iron ores-Spectra) (Faectric arc)
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AOOI/AIO1
TI=t Calculation of attenuation of low-frequency sonic waves in straight
lined ducts
PERIODICALt Referativpyy zhurnal. Fizika, no.'9, 1961,291, abstract 9Zh413 (V
ab. "Prom. aerodinamika't, no. 18, Moscow, Oborongiz, 1960, 3 - 11)
TEXT: The authors derive a formnila enabling one to determinei-attenuation
of low-frequenoy sonic waves in air ducts lined with standard sound-abs6rbing
materials; method and results of testing are deicribed4 The attenuatio 6ormula
in de'cibells per length unit looks as follows: 4 L, - 8i6 ( to' f/c) (d/b ),
where f is frequency, o ia:sound velocity, b is the real and d is the imaginary
-PartA. of the reduced impedance of the absorbing layer, obtained-by calculation or
experimentally. An experimental testing of the theoretical formula was carried
out by direct measuring of attenuation in a rectangulaa- duct one of whose walls
was lined-dith oaprone cottgn wool, stitched mats made of cotton "kntpirtrovannw
and gravel layer. The values of the real-and imaglneU7 Oarts-of reduced impe-
dance of the *sorbing layer were obtained with an interferometer and agreed with
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aalculated ones.-Measures were taken Oreventing originatioh of reflected waves
and longitudinal sound propagation in the absorber layers. The tests were made
with a loucb3peaker and a microphone shifting along the duct axis., The results
obtained tantify that the derived formula inapplicable to calculation of attenu-
ation. up to frequencies of 500-600 cps at tile lining with oa'prone fiber and up
to 800-900 cps at the lining with gravel layer.
L. Pereverzev
[Abstraotert a notes Complete translation']
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TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
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Experimental investigation of models of silencers
with absorbent filling
Referati,%niyy zhurnal. Makhanika, no. 9, 1961, 22,
abstract 9 B116 (V sb. From. acrodinanika, no.18,
14, Oborongiz, 1960, 21-23)
TEXT: The author investigates by experimental methods the
effect of form and dimensions of silencers of an aerodynamical in-
stallation, operatin with hot gases, on the mapitude oE attenua-
tion of 49ound waves in the silencer. The relation between the at-
tenuation factor in the silencer with filling at normal incidence
of sound and the attenuation factor of sound waves propagating in a
canal with gravel is elucidated. Methods of acoustic tests are ex-
posed. The attenuation in a canal is estimated according to the
ratio of levels of sound power in the input and output C'ross-sect-
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ions. Recommendations are given for the use of data obtained by
the author in designing silencers. Z-Abstracter's note: Complete
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FILIMM&4,~D YUDINj Ye.14.
Experimental investigation of =fflero designed as pipeis with branches.
From, aerodin.'no. 18;9!~-107 160, (14MA 14:5)
(Acouatical enginecring)

FETRUA, A.N.~ FILIPPOVA, R.D.
Formation of an intermediate complex of amylose isanerase
ribonucleic acid and polysaccharide. Dokl. AN SSSR 162 no.2:455-
457 My 165. (MIRA 1835)
1. Institut, biokhimii im. A.N.Bakha AN SSSR. Submitted July 17,
1964.

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AUTIJORS: Munin, A, G.; Naumenkoj_Z._Nj; T iFiliEgova' F.-S.;-Chikin,
K. G.
ORG: none
TITIM: Apparatus for damping noise in aerodynamic or gaa-dynamic machinery.
Class 1,7, To.
no. 6Y 1966, 108
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, prorAyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyvo znaki,
TOPIC TAGS: aerodymamic noise, acoustic noi se, aerodynamics
ABSTRACT; This Author Certificate presents an apparatu3 for damping noise in
aerodyrznic or gas-dynamic machinery. The apparatus contains a reinforced concrete
case with sound-nbsorbing coltumis, an inflow duct, and an exhaust chamber. To
increase the acoustical effectiveness of noise damping in a broad range of fre-
I quencies, the reinforced concrete caso.is corrugated and has a variable cross sea-
tion (see Fig. 1). The sound-absorbing columns are placed in each corrugation.
Fig. 1. 1 - reinforced concrete case;
2 - sound-absorbing columns it. I
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NDIN, V.A., inzh.: FILIPPOVICH, S.A., inzh.
Use of polyamide plastics in Czechoslovakia. Energomashinostroenie
6 no.8:47 48 Ag '60. (MIRA 14:9)
zCzechoslovaki"cbinery industry) (Plastics)

r[LIPPOTA, S.G.
MM . W... ~-~ 0018. -'rudy Hsi
Nothodi, a %sathing mechanical drawing in technical sch
no.28:60-75 156. (Mechanical drawing) (MIU 10:6)

TochechnsIis i rolikovaia svar Ica zharoupornykh stalei i sl)lav0v- (Vestn. Mash.,
1950, no. 6, P. 41-45)
.spot and roll welding of heat-resisting steels and alloys.
DLC: TN/+-V4-
SO: Manufacturing and Mechanical IEngineering in tim Soviet Union, Library of
Congress, 19,53.

LAMIKO-AVAKYAN, Soflya Vaoillyena, kand.takhn.nauk; LASWW, likolay
Fedotoviohp kand.tekhn.asuk; IFILIPPOVA, 6.F## 'red.; 6VKHAMA,
R,A,,, takhn.redo
[Soldering aluminum alloys] Paika aliuminievykh splavov. Moskva,
Mosk.dom nauchno-takhn.propagandy Lm. F.2.1)zerzhinskogo, 1958.
25 P. (Peredovoi opyt proizvodstva. Seriia %shinostroeniO.0
n.o.14) WPM 12:3)
(Solder and soldering) (Al"Minum alloys)
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FILIPPOVA, S.S.;,BAZHANOVA, TeiV., otv.red.; BARKOVSKIT, I.V.,
--tINVISM; ZMMIJ, Ky ., tekhn.red.
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[Labor productivity. costs and business accounting in U.S.S.R.
industry after the Great Patriotic War; bibliography of books
and magazine articles'for 1945-19571 Problemy proizvoditell-
nosti truda, nobastoinosti i khoxroachota v promyshlennosti
SS~R pools Velikoi Otechostvennoi voiny; bibliograficheskii
ificasatell knig i shurnalInykh statei za 1945-1957 99. Soot.
S.B.Filippova, HoBkva, Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSBR, 1959. 347 ps
(MM 12:11)
Iv Akade.miya nauk SM. Fundamentallnaya biblioteka ob-
shchestvennykh nauk.
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FnXPPQ7A S. V. - kand. takhn. nauk. i, F3UaPOT, A. V. - Chl.-Korr. Akademll
arkldtektui7- 'SSSR prof.
Nauchno-imiledavateltakiy institut stroitellnoy takhniki Akademii arkh!LtaktW SSSR
TEMMMIYA IZGMVLMIrA GLAZUROVAMM OBLITSOVOCMIM IZDHM Page 101
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Translation from: Ref erativnyy zhurnal. Elektrotekhnika, 1959, Nr 3, p, 50 (USSR)
AUTHOR Filippova, T. A.
TITLE: Influence of Turbine Cavitation Properties Upon the Operating Conditions
of a Hydroelectric Generating Station (Analiz vliyaniya kavitatsionnykh
kachestv, turbin na. rezhim raboty GES)
PERIODICAL: Izv- v
yssh. uchebn. zavedenly. Energetika, 1958, Nr 1, pp 125-131
ABSTRACT: The analysis is simplified by: (1) using reduced-model characteris-
tics and (2) assuming that all units at the station are of the same type and that
the optimum conditions correspond to a uniform load distribution among the
optimum number,of operating units. Various cases of mutual relations between
the cavitational. and power characteristics of water turbines are considered;
curves of starting the units are plotted; tables are presented that illustrate the
effect of capacity limitation upon the cavitational conditions for a number of
model water wheels.
N. D. P.
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FILIPPOVA, T.A.
Iffect of oavitatiou limitations on the operatien of hydroalsotric
powar stations. Nauch. dokl. vys. shkoly;.enorg. no,1:121-128 158.
(MIRA 11:10)
l.Rokomandovano kafedroy gidroenergetiki Moskovskogo suargetichaskogo
instituta.
(Hydroolootric pover stations)

FnIPPOVA, T. A.,Candidate Tech Sci (dies) -- "Cavitation In the operation of
hydroelectric power plants". Moscow, 1959. 18 pp (Min Higher Educ USSR, Moscow
Order of Lenin Power bgineering Inst), 150 copies (KL, Ito 24, 1959, 142)
V; -
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FILIFFOVA, T.A., kand.tekhn.nauk
Methods for increasing the operating efficiency of the Novosibirsk
Hydroele otrie Power Station. Izv. vys. ucheb, zav.; energ. 5
no.2t102-105 F 162. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Energeticheskiy, institut Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR.
Predstavlena kafedroy gidroenergetiki Moskovskogo energeticheakogo
Instituta.
(Novosibirsk Hydroelectric Power Station)

MAMNIBORODA, E.I., insh. (Novosibirsk); ROXAMKO, Ye A., Insh. (Novosibirsk);
FILIPPOVAp T.A., kahd.tekhn.nauk (Novosibirsk;
Automatic load distribution between the units of a hydr -ectrio
power station using a relative increment method. Elektrichestvo
no.4t19-22 Ap 163. (MA. 160)
~?*drosleotric' power stations) (Electric power d.Vtributign)
A-I

FILIPPOVA T.A. kand,tekhnonauk
Construction of the characteristics of relative increments of
hydroelectric power stations under field conditions. Elek.11ta.
34 no.2s47-50 F 163. (MIn 1634)
(Hydroelectric power stations)

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AUTHCR,. Filippovas T. A. (Docent)
CRG: Novosibirsk Electrotechnical Institute (Novosibirskiy elektrotekhnicheskiy
instit A
TITIE! Selection of operating equipment at hydroelectric stations
SOURCE: IVUZ. Energetika, no. 6. 1966,, 8-14
TOPIC TAGS: hydroelectric power plant, electric power production
ABSTRACT: Investigations performed for a Hydroelectric Station with 8 power units in-
Aicated that the effioienoy' could be inorcaeod by 2-3~ with pro~or solution a
. oblems of the selection of workin kaipmento which.emphasizas the practi-
p; 9 1
dal: oxp9dioncy of the solution of thin problem, This nrtiolo presents a
of a
simplified mothodg developed on the basis of the power characteristics
.hydftolootric station of 400 megowatts power and with 5 idontioal hydro.
electric power units, for perfoming thooo onlouUtions. Tho author doter..
mined that optimization of internAl BUtiOn oporating conditions can be por-'.
formed in consideration of the following aimplifioation: (a) - The operating
.zone of units with a conotafit number of machirea Inoludod can be accepted as
'
constants; (b) . The composition of the equipment included can bo selected - '-
-for'maxin= possible theoroticitl efficiency, Rooommondationa as to tho.q4r i.

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lodtlon.:d the number and composition of units operating can be performed
us;ins, -the. stations operating characteristics produced by my ~of, ~ha.kn
Methoas of load distribution between hydroelectric station units. The
~%Sage.-of the equipment characteristics supplied by the factories for
"optimization of internal station load distribution,is not permissable.
ThLs.paper was presented by the Department of Electrical Systems and
',#etworka. Orig. art. has: - 4 figures a 4 t Inei. UMS: 37,5641
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Izv*AN SSSR,Seregise 25 no*61760-763 Js 161* (KML 14%6)
1. Fizicheskiy fakulftet. Moskovskogo gosudarstvenmgo universitsta
im* M.Lomonosovas
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Translation f rom- Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 6, p 324 (USSR)
AUTFJORS- Kurmanov, M. 1. .Govor, U. S. , Dobruskina, Sh. R. , Sandier, N. 1.
Solov, yeva, G. G. , Filippova, T. F.
TITLE: The Effect of Arsenic on Properties of High-strength Steels
IZKhN3A, 30KhN3A, and 18KhN3A (Vliyaniye myshlyaka na
svoystva vysokoprochnykh staley IZKhN3A. , 30KhN3A i
18KhN3A)
PERIODICAL: Byul. nauchno-tekhn. inform. Ukr. n. -i. in-t metallov,
1957, Nr 3, pp,59-75
ABSTRACT: Investigations were performed in order to study the effect of
As, in amounts up to 0. 30/0, on the"mechanical properties and
the macro-and micro structure of steels IMMA, 30KhN3A,
and 18KhN3A, as well as on the. composition of their carbide
phases, their temper brittleness, cementation, nitriding,
isothermal decomposition, et~,,' It was established that As
produces a banded structure wbich cannot be eliminated by
standard heat-treatment procedures, and that it increases
the amount of Ni present in the carbide phase; As has vir-
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increases its tendencies toward reversible and irreversible temper brittle-
ness, favors the decomposition of austenite, and inhibits the process of
cementation. Nitriding of As steel produces a friable layer of 'E phase
and the hardness is sharply reduced. It is concluded that As impairs the
properties of the steels investigated and, therefore, may only be employed
in quantities not exceeding a few hundredths of one percent. Bibliography:
7 references.
P. V.
1. Steels--Properties 2. Arsenic--Metallurgical effects 3. Steels--Test
results
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M.I., kand.takhn.nauk; HAVROTSKIT, I.V., inzh.; F~WqQj
T.F., inzb,
Effect of arsenic on the properties of M16C steel (state
standard 6713-53)- Trudy Ukr.nauch.-isel.inst.mat. no-5:
187-200 159- (MIRA 13:1)
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AUTHORSs Kurmanovq M*I_" Candidate of Technical Sciences; Filippovaq T.
F., Engineer
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TITLEs the Effect of Arsenic on Carbon- and Alloyed Structural Steels
PERIODICALs Stall, 1960, No. 7, pp. 637 - 642
TEXTs In ordbr to investigate the effect of arsenic on carbon-con-
taining and alloyed structural steels 14 types of these steels (rOGT 4543-
46 = GOST 4543-48 and rocT1050-52 - COST 1050-52) were melted in induction
furnaces. Structural examinations proved that arsenic induced the develop-
.mant of streak structure in the steel, which could not be eliminated com.-
.pletely by conventional heat treatment and the homogenisation of the steel J-
at 1,20000 for 10 hours with a subsequent normalisation. It was found that
-the arsenic content raised the resistance of the steel somewhat, whereas it
decreased plasticity and also to a slight extent.Its impact strength. Arse-
nic. in a quantity below 0-3% changed the critical points. In steels alloyed
with Cu, Mn and Mog arsenic raised the critical points, izxickel alloys on-
1y A 039 in silicon A c3 and Ar39 whereas no change was observed In the crit-
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ical points of steels alloyed with ohrome and phosphor. Reversible and ir-
reversible brittleness were also increased by arsenic. The increase in ir-
reversible tempering brittleness was mainly found in alloyed steels, where
not only the decrease in impact strength was observed, but also the shift
of the minimum to the direction of higher temperatures, most probably as-a
result of the lower content and the higher stability of the residual auste-
nits. The kinetics of the ioothermal decomposition of austenite were exam-
ined by Al(ulov's method and it was established that the isothermal decompo-
sition curves display a stable character when the As content was below 0-3yo,
the kineties of austenite tranef-ormationt however, underwent considerable
changes. In steels alloyed with Ni, Sii ?I Mn, Cr and Mo at temperatures
below the zone of minimum stability of austenite, ar~senic shortened the pe-
riod of incubation and transformation and decreased the amount 0f resihual
austenite. In steel alloyed with Ni, Mn and Mo arsenic decreases the in-
cubation period in the zone of minimum stablity of austenite. In steels
alloyed with Si, P, Cu and Cr the incubation period will be longer. The
analysis of the curves of isothermal transformation indicates that harden-
ing properties are affected unfavorably by As. In cementation arsenic im-
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The Effect of Arsenic on Carbon- and 1.1loyed Structural Steels
peded the carbonisation of steel and as a result of this the cemented layer
was less saturated by.carbon and its thickness was reduced (Ref. 15)- When
increasing the As content up to 0.31A, the hardness of the cemented layer
increased somewhat, while the amount of residual austenite decreased. It
was established by metallographical'arLd X-ray structural analysea of the ni-
trided layer that during nitriding arsenic impeded the saturation of the
steel surface by nitrogen. When applying arBenic-containing steels, the ac~
tual manufacture conditions and the purposes of the machine parts must be
taken into account. There are 2 graphs, 1 set of photograph, 7 tables and
15 refer6ncest 11 Soviet, I English, 1 French and 2 German.
ABSOCIATIONs Ukrainskiy nauohno-iseledovatellskiy institut metallov (Ukrain-
ian Scientific Research Institute for Metals)
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LTMNOV., H.I.p kandtekhnnauk; FILIPPOVA, T.F., inzh.
Effect of arsenic on carbon and alloyed structural steels. Stall
20 no. 7%637-642 n 16o. (MIRA 14:5)
16 Ukrainskiy nauchno-iosledovateliskiy institut metallovo
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1954 and 1957); PP- 170-181.
"The Physics of Plasmas; Problems of Controlled Thermonuclear Reactions." Vol. IV.
1958, published by Inst. Atomic Energy, Acad. Sci. USSR.
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AMOR: Filippovag T..!.; Filippovp N. Ve
TrfLEs Measurement of soft x radiation from, a non-cylindrical z-pinch
SOURCE: Diagnostika Plazqy* Qlasma diagrostics); sb. statey. Moscow, Gosatamizdat!
3.9639 21-30
TOPIC TAGS: . x-ray emission, x-ray, plasm sheath, plasma physics, plasm tempera-
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ABSITACT: The soft x-my emission from a plasma (A = 5 15 A) was measured wM
a pulsed installaticn simila to that used to investigate z-pixiches. A plasma was
produced in deuterium at 1 mn ft pressure by a discharge current with a rise time
(6 - 7) x 10 11 A/see, reachinj a mmdmum of 500 kA within apprcKimately, 3 usec. A
feature of such a discharge is the ncn-cylindrical collapse of the current sheath
towards the axis, so that mwdmn plasma ssicn occurs near the anode. Mw
compression focus serves as a highly =WAnVe of hard radiation (wrUms
and protons) and is simultaneously characterized by a pomrful flash of continuous
spectrum in both the visible and the soft x-zwj regLons. ' Ihe radiation was measur-
ed photographically and by photoelectric weap '&a measurement prmedure is des-
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cribed in detail. Omiparison of the experimental data with the calculations'shows
that the particle densities in the region Odch emits the soft x radiation is of
the saw order (n u 10'9czrJ) as that measuped in the visible omtinuum refion
( -v 7 x lolu ca-3), and"that the mmdmm electrat teq*ratum lies in the interval
0.8 - 1.2 keV. The temperature distributiqn along the axis of the pinch was pla-I
ted as a function of the distance from the negative electrode by measuring the den-j
sity mtios of phatogriOw obtaiped behind different filters. 7he temperatum val-I
ues obtained for diffemt density combinations agreed quite wells It is pointed
out that the continuity and monotonicity of the x-my spectnu was not verified
with sufficient xviiability. Orig. art. hast 7 figum and 1 fbmila.
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AcCESSION NR: AP3004260 S/0138/63/000/007/0046/0048
AVrHORS: Frenkel', R. Sh.; Filippova, T. L, V~
TITIE: The affect on physical and mechanical indices of vulcanizates, brought..-
on by thermal treatment of rubber mixtures with kaolin s~
SOURCE: Kauchuk i rezina, no. 7, 1963, 46-48
TOPIC TAGS: butadiene-styrene rubber, thermal treatment, kaolin, vulcanizate
ABSfMCT.. Th-ermal treatment of bqtadiene-styrene rubbersvwLh various amounts
of kaolin, using sulfur and p-quinonedioxime as activators, was conducted at
143C for periods up to 40 minutes. This was followed by milling on cold Mixing
rolls and a second vul-anization in a press. Such a procedure causes a compound-,
Icontaining 60% kaolin to yield a vulcanizate of 40-507. higher strength, which is
reached during'the first two minutes of thermal treatment. At the Armavir plant
1for rubber soles additional experiments were conducted with three types of syn-
thetic rubbers to which were added from 170 to 200 parts of kaolin. After com-
Ipounding on mixing rolls, the products were warmed for 15 minutes at 150C,
followed by 2-3 minutes of roll-milling and subsequent vulcanization. It was
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found thit the resistance of the vulcanizates to abrasion increased by 20-25tv
while the tolerance to M-stretchings at'250 cycles per minute increased three.,
fold and elevenfold, with the plasticity remaining unchanged. In another pro- 1:
cedure the initial operation is conducted in a mixer heated to 100-110C. Ori
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ASSOCIATION: Volzhskiy filial nauchno-isoledovatel'skogo' instituea rezinovoy
promy*shlennosti (Volga Division of the Scientific Research Institute of Rubber.
industry)
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GERASSIMOVA, N.V.; YERHOLAYEVA, L.N.; HATYAYEVA, L.K.j FILIPPOVA ION.;
PERVIN, Yu,A,
ProgramJng for the automation of technological designing*
Trudy Proak. tekb. i nauch.-Isal. inst. no.2994-1121 163
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ACCESSION NR: AR4023356 0/0264/611/000/002/0013/0013
SOURCE: RZh. Voprosy* tekhnicbeakogo progressa, i organizataii proizvodstva v
mashinostroyenii, Abe. 2-35-69
AUMOR: Gerasimova, N. V.; Yermolayeva, L. I,,- Mat3myeva,, L. K.;
Pervin,, YU. A.'
TME: Programming methods for the automation of technological planning
CITED SOURCE: Tr. proyektu., tekhnol.p I U.-ie IU-t&4. V01go-Vyatsk. sovnarkhoz.,
VY*P. 2, 1963, 94-in
TOPIC TAGS: automatic programmingy technological proceass computer-cbntroned
machine tools
TRANSLATION: An algorithm for the automatic planning of technological processes
May be divided into tvo parts. The first incorporates the processing ot' the geo-
metric Information (blueprint data) to determine such features of a part as its
shape and design characteristics essential for the technological process. The
second part, the actual, planningj, reflects the production conditions. A program
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for the automatic planning of turning operations during piece-produced and small-
aeries production has been investigated. Data about the surfaces of the part
are fed into the memory of an URAL-2 electronic computer. A relatively small -i
of these data, needed in most subroutines, -is stored in the operationalI
proportion
memory. Data about the special features of the part axe coded on magnetic ta;pe
(W); they are retrieved into the operational memory only once during the compi-
lation of the technological charts for the given part. The program for scanning
the technological characteristics occupies 306 locations. The program for auto-
matic planning includes the compilation of the following subroutines: the sub-
routine for path control in the processing of the given part; the auxiliary nub-
routine for branching to each operation; and subroutines specifying the tool, its
geometry and cutting conditions. All these subroutines are recorded and stored
~on the MT. 7be subroutinea for branching are retrieved from the W in accordance
:with the operation code. Each subroutine determining the path control of the
stool on the part,requires 704 positions. The combined total volume of the pro-
gram is about 10,000 positions. Uning the first part of the algorithm one obtains
the path control chart for the given partp and supplementary information for
position changes and their parameters. On the basis of retrievals of the nub-
.routines that determine the position changes in accordance with the operation
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code, the operational ebart is compiled and recorded'on the MT. Por parts of
average complexity the overall time for compiling ihe program, including access
to the MT, is about 3 minutes. A general block diagram of the program and
block diagrams of the individual subroutines are given, together with the
structure of the language for the characteristics of the partp and the-storage
layout. A. Proskuryakov.
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KASHURICHEV, A.P.; FnIPPOVA, T.N.; PETROVA, G.A.
Solid fuel as a source of power and chemical raw materials.
Ispoll. tvard. topl.v sere maze i gaza no. 5:66-71 v64
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YILIPPOVA9 T.F.
Tabo~Oulosls of the eye treated with streptanycin, phthivesid,
.nd eanazin combined vith tissue tberapys Oft,zhur. 12 no,2:118-120
'57- (MIRL 10:11)
1, Is W-rainskogo nauchno-issladovatellskogo eksperimentallnogo
in 9tituta glasnykh bolesney i tkanevoy terapii imeni akad. V.P.
Tilatova (diro - proto N-A-PuchkovsWa)
(AYB-TUBAROUL4)SIS) (IBONIGMINIC ACID)
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Treatment of tuberculous ete diseases with strepton'Wan and
phthivazide in combination with tissue therapy* Uch.zap.
UEIGB 5tl85-189 162 (MIRA 160J.)

TYAPKINI K.F. Prinimali uchastiye: GOIIK A.I., inzh,,- KWOEVITC, S.P.P
1 .9
Cf~~ S. inzh.; BOitUSHKO, T.I.) red.izd-va; VANUA,
A.Go, tekbne red,
(Interpretation of gravity anomalies caused by finite geologic
structures along the btrike) Interpretataiia gravitatsioravkb
anomalii, obuslovleraWkh koneebrgrmi po prostiraniiu geologiche-
1gidyni ob"ektami. Moskva, Gos. nauchno-tekhn. izd-,to po reol.
i okhrane nedr. Pt.l. 1961. 78 p. WIRA 14:11)
(Gravity prospecting)