SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FILSHTINSKIY, L.YE. - FILYASHIN, K.YA.

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which disks of different material. are soldered discussed in a general formulatiqn,'
The "Plan e-di sks 11 system is exposecL to DiaxlKl /t nsion which produces in addition to-,
average tensile stresses in the plane, systems of self-balanced forces between the'.:'-'
plane and disks. The problem which consists in determining the elastic equilibrium
of the "plane-disks" system is solved by deriving a resolving infinite system of
algebraic equations. The results obtained are applied to reducing the "plane-diskj"
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system to an equivalent solid plane -Adch possesses the same rigidity in tension and
can be nonisotropi: in a general case. The exact formulation and solution of the
reduction problem were performed by L. A. Fil'shtinskiy in PMM(Prikladnaya
matematika i mekhanika) vol. 28, no. 3, 1964, from which some exact relationships-
for deterT*dng the elastic parameters of the equivalent plane are given, discussed,
and illustrated by diagrams for triangular (see F~g,. 2) and square (see Fig. 3)
grids of holes. Here E is the elastici~X modulusk6f the material of the plane;
El - of the inserted disks; E* - of an orthotropic equivalent solid plate in the
direction of one principal axis. Analogous diagrams are given with Poisson's
ratios V*/V and shear moduli G*/G plotted on the vertical axis. The construction
of a simplified approximate method for calculating the elastic parameters of the
plane by reducing the number of equations in the resolving system t6 two, and in
certain cases, to one equation, is indicated, and an approximate formula is given
for determining the reduced elasticity modulus in a plane (with triangular and
square grids of holes) subjected to omnidirectional tension. Orig. art. has:
6 figures and. 22 formulas. CVKI
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mountainoua region uning electronic computers. Geofiz, razv.
no. 15tl0l,-Ill 164. (14IRL 1.7-7)

FILISI-ITINSKIY, 11. M.
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Who hinders the development of trade with the Soviet Union?
Vnesh.torg. 1+3 no.3s32-34 163k (MML 16W
(Commercial policy)

FILISHTIIISKIY. S.
West German monopolies are against the industrialization of the
developing countries. Vnesh. torg. 43 no.10146-47 163.
(MM 16t11)

FILISHTINSKIY,.S. -
Discriminatory policy of the West German "economic bweaucracy." Vnesh.
torg. 43 no.l2t47-48 t63. (MIRA l7t2)

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Blectrophoreuis of drugs in certain eye diseases. Oft. 2hur. .14
no.2:98-101 159. (NM 12:7)
1. Iz kliniki glaznykh bolesney (2av. - prof. A.M. Rodigina)
Livovelzogo maditniunkogo inatituta.
(19LACTUPHORMTS) (Wil~-DISM4SRS AM) CTS)

KARAVANOV, G.G.. prof, --711JTS.- qfy~'JLIvov)
Pathological syndromqs falloving, resection of the stomch. Klit.med.
37 no.11:132-37 N 1599 (XMA 13:3 )
1. Iz kliniki fakul0totpkay khirurgj$ lechabnogo fakul'tata (zavedu-
yushchly - prof. G.G. Naravanov) LIvovskogo meditsinskogo instituta
(direktor - prof. LeN. Kuzmanko).
(GASTRICTONT complications)

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SFWTOR, P.A.; PAVIDVSKIT, K.P.; FILITS, O.T.
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Georgil Grigorlevich Urabanov; on his sixtieth birthday. loy.khir.
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Pathogenesis of so-cs.329d, Idtuping syndrome after gastrectmq,
iru-rviia 36 no.2tl6-21 7 160. (MnA 13s12)
(STOKAM-Z'URGEU)

FILITS, O.V.
Some pathologicalenhenomena foUowing gastric reseation. Vrach.
delo no.9: 34-18 S63. (MnA 16tio)
lt Kafedra, fakulltetskoy khix-argii (zav, - prof* G.G.Karavanov)
lechebnogo fakullteta, Llvovskogo meditsinsloogo instituta.
(STMACH-SURGERY) (SURGERY~SWLICATIOHS ADD SEWELAR)

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SALIAK, IIIL2~f~
.- 1; .
Calculating the charactorls ties of an asynchronous engine with
throttlea in the chain of a rotor under dynamic braking, of the
draw irorks. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; neft' i gaz 6 no.1:87-Sil 163.
(,-aR,A. 17 -, 10)
1. Llvovskiy politeklmicheskiy institut.

SALYAK, losif Jvanotrlt~h, kand. te.1chn. nauk, -J.spolnyaYU'qhcL4-y obyazannotsi
dotsenta; FILITS, Roman, ~Iadimirovich, assistent
Galculation of the mechanical characteristics of a salient-
pole synchronoas machine under conditions oLf dynamic braking.
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; elektromekh. 7 no.2:152-158 164.
(MIRA 17-4)
1. Kafedra elektrioheskikh promyshlennykh predpriyatiy
LIvovskogo politeklinichoskogo instituta (for Salyak). 2.
Kafedra elektrIcheskIkh mashin i apparatov Llvovskogo poll-
takhnicheskogo instituta (for F111ts).

SALYAK, losif Ivanovich, kand.tekhn.nauk, dotsent;-Fj~ITS,Roman
YlgdImIrovich assi!!tent
Universal. method for calculating the characterAstics of
dynantic braking of asynchronous motors. Izv.vys.ucheb.
zav.; elektroinekh. 7 no. 3:348-355 164. (MIRA*17:5)
1. Kafedra elektroprivoda i avtomatizatsij proizvodstvennykh
ustanovok Llvovskogo politekhnicheskogo instituta (for
Salyak). 2. Kafedra elektricheskikh mashin I, apparatov LIvovskogo
politeklinichaskogo instituta (for Fillts).

tskhn,nsuk~ pref.j FILITSp R,V., inzho
GUBWKOP ToPep doktor
Calculation Of the.- obAracteriatiCB Of 87=Otridal mode's of induction
motors with excitation from statio condensers. Blaktrichestvo -
no.1008-61 0 265* (MIPA 18 110)
1. Llyovskiy politekhnichekskiy institute

FILITM, G,A,
Yurioce .temperature measurement and control. Stall 7 20-1:77
147. (Thermometry) (KLRA 9:1)

VISIINYAKOV, Dmitriy Yakovlevich., prof.s doktor tekhn. nauk;
ROSTOVTSEV. Gennadiy Nikolayevich; NFUSTRUYEV, Aleksandr
Aleksandrovich; STARODUBOV, K.F., doktor tekhn. nauk#
prof.; akademikf retsenzent; SOKOLOV, K.N., doktor tekhn.
nauk, prof,, retuenzent; DOLZHENKOV2 I.Ye.j kand. tekhn.
rauk, dots., retsenzent; SHTEPENKO, V.Z.p kand. tekhn.nauk,
dnts. retsenzent; KRAVTSOV, A.F.) kand. tekhn. nauky dots.y
retsenzent; FILITSER, G.A., dots., retsenzent; SILICH, A.N.,
at. prepodav., retsenzen-r; SIUKHIN, A.F.p assistent,
reteenzent; SAVELIYEV, L.P.9 assistant, retsenzent
[Equipment, mechanization and automation of heat-treating
plants] Obarudovanie, mekhanizateiia i avtomatizatsiia v
termicheskikh tsekhakh. Moskvaj Metallurgiia, 1964. 467 P.
(MIRA 17:10)
1. Akadeviiya nauk 'Ukr. SSR (for Starodubov).

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TITLE, High-speed flip-~flop. _Class 42, No-. 1748301
SOURCE: BYUJ
leten' izobreteniy I tovarnykh znakovf no. 18, 1965, 87
TOPIC TAGS, flip flop circuit, computer switching, transistorized circuit
ABSTRAM Designed to perform counting operations, the proposed high-speed flip-flop
employs inductances In the transistor collectors as temporary storagej(see Fig.1)'*.
pig. 1. High-speed flip-flop
I Transistors; 2 and 3 inductances,
Orig, art. has- 1 figure. [DW)r
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TARASMIKO. 0.P., aesisten~~-FILITSER, I.I., student
Diagnosia of the escape of the amniotic fluid by means of determi-
nation of crystals in natural smears. Akush.i gin. 35 no.62-56-60
N-D 159, (MI]RA 13:4)
ii Iz kafedry akusherstva.i ginekologii (zavediqushchiy - prof.
L.B. Teodor) Chernavitakogo meditsinskogo institata.
(VAGIWAL SHIM in pregn.)
(AMNIOTic nuID)

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Ufa. Aviatsionnyy institut
Trudy VYP- 3 (Transactions of the Ordzhonikidze Aviation Institute, Ufa)
Nr 3. Ufa, Bashkirskoye knizbnoye izd-vo, 1957, 222 p. Errata slip
inserted. 1,000 copies printed.
Resp. Ed. for this no. o. I.A. Bolotovskiy; Editorial Board: I.P. Yeselin
(Reap. Ed.), A.N. Rekhmanovich, I.A. Bolotovskiy, S.I. Xulikov, V.A. Vinogradov,,
and P.D. Mirko; Ed.: M.A. Gurvich; Tech. Ed.: P.O. aayfdl3-1n.
PURPOSE: The book is intended for engineers and scientific workers in the fields
of metallurgy,, technological processes,, and fluid mechanics.
COVERAGE: This volume contains 14 articles dealing with metallurgy and mechanical,
aeronautical, and electrical engineering problems. Individual abstracts are
given in the Table of Contents.
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TAXZ OF CORTMM:
Kovallchuk, O.S. Effect of Nitrogen on the Conversion and Properties
of Iron and Steel
This article describes the effect of nitrogen on the processes
taking place in steel during rapid cooling from the temperatures
of the sustenite region and the effect of nitrogen on the trans-..
formations taking place in quench-hardened steel upon annealing.
References: 3 Soviet, 1 German*
lekhayeva, A.Z., and, O.S. Kovallebuk. Increasing Wear Resistance of
large Parts Made of Gray Iron by Mee= of East Treatment 27
The transformations and propertieb of gra'y foundry Iron are investi-
gated. 'The conditions for heat treatment of large cast iron pieces
which guarantee high durability are developed.
Rabinovich, M.Kh,, and O.G. Filltser. On the Use of Centrifuge Tests
at High Temperatures for the ControTlof Materials and Mass (Serial]
Production 41
The first-results of centrifuge tests at high temperatures for the
control of materials and masts (serial) production axe described.
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The advantages of the centrifuge method are stated,, such as the possibility of
setting up assembly-line tests, high sensitivity,, and law cost. References:
12 Soviet,
Ga3imkbanov, KA, A low Method for Determining the Elastic Limit and Yield
Point for Torsion of a Thin Elastic Wire 63
A nev method is given for determining the technical elastic limit of an
elastic wire in torsions An approximate analytical,representati,on of the
torsion diagram in the form of a parabola is seemed. The admissible
reaidual angle of twist corresponding to the required elastic limit is determined
from the diagram parameters on the basis of the assumption that the lines of
unloading are parallel. References: 8 Soviet*
Bolotovskiy, I.A. On the Problem of a Rational Choice of Gear Transmission
Displacement Coefficients 75
The convpnience and expediency of the solution of, aU problem of
correction with the aid of blocking devices are described. A,comparison
is made of a mimber of existing correction systems. Suggestions are
given regarding a rational choice of displacement coefficients for three
correction system which guarantee maximum contact strength, maximum bending
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strength, and maxim= stability with regard to gripping and wear. Tables of
reconstended displacement coefficients are given for some frequently occurring
cases of gear wheels generated by a rack-cutter type tool. References:
15 Soviet, 3 Germano 101
Smirnoy, V.E. On Several Parameters of Corrected Gear Wheels Generated by a
Rack-type Tool 103
This paper discusses the effects of the method of designating the outer
dismeter of gear wheels, the size of additional feed, and the radius of
curvature of the tool edge, on the shape of the blocking device end, conse-
quently, on the possibility of correction. References: 5 Soviet. 118
Kulikov, S*I* Investigation of the Rigidity of Drill Spindles Under Torsion 119
This paper presents the results of the testat and experimental studies of
the torsional rigidity of the shafts of drilling presses of the
Sterlitsmakskiy stankostroitellnyy zavod imeni I4enina (Sterlitmak
Machine Tool Plant). A simple form for calculation is suggested aaa.aa
auxiliary table for determining the angle of twist is given. The'ang3es
of twist of the shafts of the drill press are given for a nominal value
of the torque. The results of full-scale tests of the shaft of the
2 A 3-25-?ress on the torsion machine are described. Results of an ex-
perimental investigation of the rigidity of the drive of the main motion
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of the 2 A 135 drill press are presented. References: 3 Soviet&
Makarov, A.D. Finishing Quonch-hardened Steels With Coarse Feeds and
the Microgeometry of Finished Surfaces 139
The effect or hardness or the steel, cutting speed, feed, and degree
of overlapping on the height of the microroughnesses is considerea.
A rational shape for the cutting part of a single-point cutter Is
proposed vhich provides a higbly perfected finish with bigh-dimensional.
stability and effectiveness of finish. The effect of elastic defor-
mations and change in contour of the cutting edge of the cutter in
relation to abrasive action on ihe height of the residual micro-
roughnesses is described. References: 13 Soviet.
Voronov, A.L. Experimental Investigation of the Process of Cutting Steel
by Means of Single-point Cutting Toole With a D.I. Fqzhkov Edge 169
The effect of the vibration-damping edge on cutting temperature, the
deformation of the cut layer,, and chip shrinkage are considered. The
effectiveness of the vibration-damping action of the land is illustrated.
References: 8 Soviets 180
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Zinyayev, V.I. On Determining the Sequence for Subassembly of the
VK-1 Engine Transmission 181
This paper discusses, using a concrete example, the theory of the
sequence of selection of several compensators entering into one
power-metering circuit * The correct method for determining the
sequence of assembly of corresponding units is proposed, based on
the theory of power-metering ciraKits. Referencesi 5 Sovist&
1(hrizman, I.A., and N.S. Stakolkin, Electrochemical Method for Determining
the qualitative Characteristics of Zinc Plating 191
An automatic recording device of original construction is described
which is used in conjunction with the electrochemical method for
determining the qualitative characteristics of the galvanized coating
of a steel wire, A brief analysis of the method is given. From -the
curves recorded by this instrument during the study of a galvanized
wire., the corrosion resistance and the qualitative condition of the galvanized
coating may be judged. Referencest 1 Soviet, 1 English, 198
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Krymskiy, G.A. inertia of Fuses Under Short-circuit Conditions 199
Several factors affecting the inertia of fuses are analyzed.
A table i5f inertia values which were obtained experimentally is given
which mre connected with the coustruction. of the fuse and the
blowout conditions. References: 4 Sovietf 1 German,
Krymskiy, G.A. Determination of the Energy of an Electric Are Produced
in Switching Off D-C Machinery 205
This paper treats the problem of calculating the energy liberated in an
electric are produced when a d-c circuit is broken, and demonstrates the
boundedness of Ryadenberg's formula, applied usually in the calculation
of switches. General relationships are presented from vhich Ryudenberg's
formula is obtained as a particular case; a numerical calculation example
is given. References: 2 Soviet, I Englishe
Vollman, B.L. On A Variational Problem in Flight Dyannics 211
Optimum flight paths of aircraft zoom maneuvers are considered. The
order of calculating them and the method of performing them are given.
References: 2 Soviet.
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Translation from; Referativnyy zhurnal, Mashinostroyeniye, 1959, No._8, p. 22,
# 28762
AUTHORS: Rabinovich, M. Filltser, 0. 0.
TITLE: Using Centrifugal Testing at High Temperatures for the Check
of Materials and Series Production
PERIODICALi TT. Ufimsk. Aviats. in-ta,.1957, No. 3.. pp. 41-62'
TEXT: The authors describe a centrifugal installation and present data
on tests and economic effects. The possibility of carrying out mass tests,
the high sensitivity and economy are the advantages of the centrifugal method.
Results of the investigations carried out are given.
B. 0. L.
Translator's note; This is the full translation of the original Russian
abstract.
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137-58-6-13783
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 6, p 368 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Rabinovich, M.Kh., Fil'tser, O.G.
TITLE: On the Problem of Using Centrifugal Inspection Tests of Mater-
ials at Elevated Temperatures (K voprosu primeneniya tsen-
trobezhnykh ispytaniy pri vysokikh temperaturakh dlya kon-
trolya materialov)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Ufimsk. gor, nauchno-tekhn. konferentsiya, pos-
vyashch. vypolneniyu direktiv XX s"yezda KPSS 13o tekhn.
progressu, v prom-sti. Ufa, 1957, pp 93-94
ABSTRACT: A brief characteristic of the centrifugal method of testing
the heat-resistance properties of alloys. The substantial re-
duction in testing time and the simplicity of the method are
noted. It is pointed out that the centrifugal method most
closely reproduces the stressed state of turbine vanes.
M.Sh.
1. Alloys--Test methods 2. Alloys--Testing equipment
3. Turbine blades--Test methods
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DUTAW, G.G.,, prof. (L'vov, u-1. Baksaganokcgo, d#9,, kv*5);
!RmAju kandomed.nauk
Dmping sytdrome; k mzvey of the Soviet and foreip literature*
Klin,kh1r. no,lls6-15 I t62, (MIRA 16t2)
1. Kafedra fakulitet-skoy khirurgii (zav. - prof. G.G. Karavanov)
lechebnogo fakultteta Llvovskogo meditsinskogo iistituta i 2-ye
khirurgicheskoye otdeleniye Lvovskoy oblastaioylO-i~icheskoy
boltnitsy. (DUMPING SYRDROM)

KLIKAWSM, D.I.t FILI ML-q~
Treatnent in coronary Insufficiency with novocaine blocks of
the anterior mediastinum. Nauch.trudy L'vovoobl.te7rap.ob-va
no,lt289-292 f61, (MIRA 16:5)
1. Kafedre. fakulttetskoy khirurgii lechabcogo fakullteta L2vov-
skogo meditsinskogo inotituta (zave kafedroy - prof, G,G. Karavanov)
(CORONARY HKART DISFME) (NOVOCAINE)
(MEDIASTINUM)

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A'UTHORSs Nekhayeva, A.N., Koval'ohuk, O.S., Rabinovioh, M.Ye., Fil'teer, 8.0.
TITLE: Investigation of transformations in grade X17H2 R 268)
(Xh17N2 [Bi268]) steel
PMUODICALt Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgi7a, no. 10, 1961, 24j abstrast-
1OZh155 ("Tr. Ufimek. aviats. in-tall, 1960, no. 5, 75 - 90)
TEM It was established that euteatoid transformation in Kh17N2 steel-
during heating proceeds within a range of 680 - 8200C. The overcoolect auston-
ite of this steel is very stable and is not subjooted to transformations-during
isothermal holding above the temperature of martensits transfor*tion during la
hours. Martensite transformation is observed at any oooling ratewithin the.
range of temperatures < 2800C. The temperature of beginning martenwite tians-
formation Mb 'a the higher, the"lower the cooling rateand the higher-the tem-
perature-and the longer the time of isothermal holding at temperatures >- 3000C.
This is connected with the process of oarbide separation and impoverishment of,
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3/137/6 1/000)b 10~b27/b%
Investigation of transformations,... A0067A101
the austenite in Cr and C. The deoompbsition of residual austenite during tem-,
Paring takes plaoe in the oooling prooesa at temper4tures < 1700G. There are
6 referenoeo,
L. Vul'f
(Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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DAVYDOV, V.D.., inzh.; FILITSER., S.Les, inzh*
'I~iWiurement of temperature differences in the regenerators of
airtseparation plants. Trudy VNIIKIHASH no.9:163-169 165.
(MIRA 18:6)

FILITSER, YU.I.
Tral-atile off-eat ofvanuum extraction; experimental study.
Akush.-I g" na.107-81 165. (MIRA 18310)
1. Kafedra.akusherstvai ginskologil No.2 (zav.- prof. Ya.M.
Landau) i kafedra at logicheskoy fiziologii (zav.- prof.
N.N. Trankvilitati~ Donetskogo meditainakogo Instituta.

LATIDI,TJ, FI.LITL~ZH, Y,-.!.
Ch~.-.ngoo -1-11 the I ~~-iMM I a.r a I
during a normal t-f -labor. I gin.
en'tS
(mf:,P-k 1.8!10)
1. Kafedra akUShPZ'S-,-L'a L No.2 (zav. -,r(-f.
Don,AEkcCo vied.ifsin-kogo -irsidtuta.

FT-tux, J.
"The Sea Firsheries.tt p. 14, (GOSPODARKA. RYBNA, Vol 5, no. 1, Jan. 1953, Warsaw, Pojan6).
SO: Monthly List of East Laropean Accesslon, Lib of Congress, Vol 2, no 19 Oct 1953, Uncl.

FILUK I J.
"Ebcperiments with Artificial Procreation of Perch.u P. 6),
(GOSPODARKA RYBNA, Vol. 5, No. 12, Dec. 1953. Warszawa, Poland.)
SO: Monthly Ust of East European Accassions, (E.,~AQ, LC, No. 3v
Vol. 12,, Dec. 1954 Uncl.

FILUKI J.
Filuk., J. The fertility of perch females in the Vistula Estuar7. p. 12
CrOSPODARKA RMA.:
Vol. 8, no. 6, June 1956 Warszawa, Poland
SO: Month3y List of Ent European Accessions, (EEAL)., LJG. Vol, 51 No. 10 Oct. 56

3509 MWATORS ML-15 Ag'
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FILUS A. I. Cand Teoh Soi -- (dies) "Study of the field of applioation of
transportless systems of mining under conditions of the Cheremkhovo ooal
P14-~
deposit#." Moo, 1957. 17 pp (Main Administration of Soi Res and I*s4ga V
Organizations under Gosplan USSR, All-Union Soi Res C6al Inst VUGI)I 140
ooples (KL, 4-58, 84)
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Journal of the Science of Vn I t~e di U= coeff. of luccruc at &fferent stages of
in ly d to it3 fibre content However, the
Food and Agriculture
dig ti it of tbeorg' matter %its influenced mom by the Individual"
c h -.t~c=pt 1,
April 1954 eh ct t C3 of the test anim.31 than by the content of crude
fibrt in the lucerne. A. G. PoLu
Agriculture,and HorticultUre.
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No. 9. S-'~ept. 1954. Warszawa, Poland.)
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Some regulations on the grain trade.
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Feb. 1956

FILUTOWSKI, W.; BOGUSZ, Z
Analysis of methods of calculating the strength of straight spur gears- Pto 3
Project of a nuified calculating method. P-2-14
PREZEMM 14ECHANCZNY (Stowaroyazenie Inzyinerow i Technikow Nechanikow
Poliskich) Warszawa, Poland. Vol-18, nc;.4, Feb. 1959
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Works, Warsaw.

CMKAYEV, V.G.; FILYAND, A,.I.; !EVFRTqFV, V.A.; BALASHOV, V.M.;
KURICIEV, V.A.-, YfiSHKTN, M.I.
Procans of the liquid phase selective hydrogenation of geraniol
in a flov system. Trudy VNIISNDV no.6.-128-141 163. (MIRA 17W

PILYAND, M.A.; SEMOVA, Ys.l.; FMDIN, S.A., saslushennyy deyatell
i tekhniki, professor. doktor, retseusent; XEYIRSON, G.A.,
professor, doktor, laureat Stalinskoy premii; SAHSONOV, G.V,,
redaktor: rAKA73TA, O.M.,. radaktor; MIMYWVA, V.T., tekhni-
cheskiy redaktor.
[Properties of rare elements; handbook) Svoistva redkikh elementov;
spravoohnik. Moskva, Goo. nauchno-tekhn. Isd-vo lit-ry po chernoi
i tevetuai metallurgit, 1953, 414-p- (MLHA 7:11)i
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AUTHORS: Fil;Kand, M. A., and Romanov, V. A., Candidates of
Teia=al Mc-lences, Libman, N, B., Engineer and
JPodolinskaya, S. Nl.,_~gineer (Deceased)
TITLE; Non-Oxidizing Heatin9l f Frecision. Engineering Alloy/
PERIODICAL: Metallovedeniye i termicheskaya obrabotka metallov,
1960, Nr 5, PP 15-18 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The object of the investigation, described in the present
paper, was to explore the possibility of providing a
protective atmosphere during heat treatment of watch
parts (balance springs) by using titanium hydride as
the source of pure hydrogen. There are two methods
of preparing titanium hydride.vl One consists in heating
metallic titanium in hydrogen to 9000C and cooling it
to room temperature in the same atmosphere. Diffusion
of hydrogen, slow in the initial stages of the process,
becomes quite rapid when cracks have appeared in the
metal; when the saturation point has been reachedl a
large quantity of hydrogen becomes adsorbed on the
surface of the grains, as a result of which the quantity
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higher than that indicated by the stoichiometric formula
of titanium hydride. In the other method, which is more
economical, titanium hydride is obtained by reduction
of Ti02 with metallic hydrides such as calcium hydride.
It has been postulated that the composition of titanium
hydride is given by the formula TiHl '-; the TiHp phase,
richer in drogen, has face-centre Oic crystal-lattice
(a = 4.48 ~~. In the absence of a conclusive proof of
an existence of a hydride with the formula TiH~, it is
probable that this phase consists of TiHl 7 with some
excess of dissolved hydrogen. Titanium A~2ride has
density of 3.912 g/cm2, is stable at room temperature,
and not hygroscopic. One volume of titanium can retain
at room temperature 1800 volumes of hydrogen; on
heating, most'of this hydrogen is liberated, but
complete liberation takes place only at relatively
high temperatures (800 to 100000). The balance springs
whose heat -treatment was the object of the present le
investigation, are made of t es of Blinvar alloys~
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a carbide-bearing alloy N35K anI alrecipitation-
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experiments, the heat treatment of these components was
carried out at &~O to 7000C. in the protective atmospheres
of town gas, dissociated ammonia , commercial grade
helium, nitrogen, and hydrogen. Although all gases
were passed through a drying and purifying train, 'they
failed to prevent oxidation of the heat-treated parts.
The attempts to heat-treat these components in vacuum were
also unsuccessful; springs, made of alloy N35KhMV,
retained their bright surface but lost some of their
elasticity, evidently due to the surface layer becoming
depleted of carbon; vacuum heat-treated alloy N4lKhTA
acquired a matt surface 7 most likely owing to the
precipitation of titanium on the alloy surface; similar
effects were observed in the case of venadium- and
molybdenum-bearing alloys. In the next stage of the
investigation hydrogen, obtained by dissociation of
titanium hydride, was used (titanium hydride contained
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experiments consisted in placing the parts to be heat-
treated and titanium hydride (contained in small
cylindrical capsules with perforated lids) in a
heat-resisting cylindrical container (?00 mm long, 12 mm
internal diameter), evacuating the container to
approximately 10-2 mm. Hg, sealing it off and heating in
an electric furnace to approximately 7006c,, and recording
the variation of pressure in the container during the
first and subsequent heating cycles. The results are
reproduced graphical on p 17, where the pressure in
the container (kg/cm4 is plotted against temperature
(00; graphs a and be relate to specimens in which 2
and 4 g of titanium hydride, respectively, were placed
in the container; numbers ascribed to each curve
denote first, second, etc., heating cycle. It will be
seen that when titanium hydride is heated for the first
time no significant quantity of hydrogen is liberated
until a temperature of approximately 5000C is reached,
intensive evolution of hydrogen taking place at 550 to
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and given off again during subsequent heating. During
subsequent heating, the liberation of hydrogen begins
at approximately 3000C, this temperature remaining
constant, irrespective of the number of the heating/
cooling cycles. Regarding the protective properties
of the atmosphere obtained by this method, it was found
that to preserve the bright surface of the reated
articles, hydrogen pressure of 3 to 4 kg/cJ had to be
attained in the container at the heat-treatment
temperature, Owing to the ability of titanium hydride
to liberate hydrogen on heating, and to re-absorb
it on cooling, one and the same charge of titanium
hydride can be used more than once; it was established,
experimentally, that 8 to 10 g titanium hydride (TiH2)
was sufficient to heat-treat 12 to 15 batches, each
containing 400 balance springs. In the next series
of experiments, an attempt was made to produce hydrogen
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cylinder under the pressure of 1.5 to 2 kg/cm2 , and
then use it for heat-treatment when necessary. The parts
to be heat-treated were placed in the container which
was then evacuated, filled with the cylinder hydrogen,
sealed off and heated to the required temperature.
Although the pressure in the container at Ahe heat-
treatment temperature reached 5 to 7 kg/emc, the heat-
treated parts became slightly oxidized. It was inferred
that from this that full. protection against oxidation
is given only by hydrogen obtained directly from
titanium hydride. It was also proved, experimentally,
that when titanium hydride is used to provide the
protective atmosphere, full protection against oxidation
can be ensured_~y evacuating the container to vacuum no
better than 10 mm Rg. The brijht surface of the'
heat-treated components can be preserved even without
preliminary evacuation of the container, but in this
case, three times more titanium hydride have to be
used to ensure favourable ratio of the partial pressure
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equation Fe + H20 4--" FeO + H2, should be (at 7000C)
not less than 2.5. In the last stage of the present
investigation, the application of titanium hydride in
heat-treatment of soft magnetic alloys was studied. A
trial batch of electro-mechanical filter resonators,
,~in the form of flat plates (6 x 8.5 x 0.2 mm), made of
Permendur alloy K50F2. was placed in the container,
:Eogether with 6 g of titanium hydr de (TiH2). The
container was evacuated to 2 x 1P mm Hg, heated to
8500C and after 2 h at the temperature, cooled in the
furnace at the rate of 50OC/h. No evidence of oxidation
was found on the parts treated in this manner, whereas
the previous attempts to protect them from oxidation
by annealing in high vacuum (10-4 mm Hg), or by using
commercial grade hydrogen, proved to be unsuccessful.
It was also found that titanium hydride can be used
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engineering alloys such as permalloy, vicaloy, and
others. There are ~ figures and 5 references, 4 of
which are Soviet and 1 German.
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AUTHORSa Bogulyubov, V.A., Nagovitarn, V.V., Taratynov, V.P.,
Taymor% D.A., and Pilyands ILA,
TITIZ: Stainless free cutting stool
PERIODICALs Metallovedohiye i tormicheakaya obrabotka =otallov,
no. 11, 1961, 41-113
TEXT: ?4achining of the steel 1X.18tig (lrJilON9) can be
effectively improved by introducing 0.20-0.40:~ S. However, a
content of over 0.20% S brings about a deterioration in the hot-
working properties of the material. Thia dIrficulty can be largely
overcome if the sulphur-is'addod in the form'of nulphidos of
zirconium or molybdenum. However, the prenonca of sulphur trill
always reduce the plasticity and'tho rcaiatanco-to-corrosio.-L of
the material. The =achinability of stainlesa stool carC also be"'
improved by introducing selenium. A content of 0-15-0.30',1 So hns
no appreciable influence on the mechanical proportion of chromium-
nickel stainless steel; the elongations'contraction ana impact
strength are higher than in the cano of adding S; the decrease
in the resistanca-to-c~rrosion in insignificant. Since So cannot
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B073/0135
be used in Its pure forms experiments have bean made to find
Sa-containing master alloys which would onable obtaining the
required So content, without genaratinG excessively poisonous
sub-, tances during the process of raolting. The experiments were
carried out in high-froquoncy furnaces of 35-50 I's and 0.5-1.5-ton
capacity and in a 1.5-ton capacity arz furnace. ~lt was found that V~
So-contalnlng steel abould be produced in hi5h-frequency furnaces
with acidic linings since in these the anount of selenium oxide
generated in 5-10 times lower than in basicAlly-linad furnaces
("he selenium contamination of the air was evaluated by
V.P. Yarshov of the Institut gigiyeny truda I profzabolovaniy
AM SSSR (Institute of Hygiene and Industrial Diseases of AZZW USSR).
The selenium-Gencration from are furnacen in higher. The iron-
Lass master alloy should contain 20-25% So; if the So content is
higher its evaporation increases epprociably. Forming of the
steel was without special difficulty, the initial forging
temperature being 1150-1180 OC and the final one 900 OC. The
thus-obtained blanks were hot-rollod io 6.5 mn and 4.5 c= strip
for further cold-rolling. The hot.-rolled strip was quenched frosm
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1050 OC in running water; the.Se and S contonta did not affect
the hardness of the metal after heat-trcatt3ont. The machinability
and the corrosion-reointance vero also tented and comparative
t~vsts were made on steel containing-S' additiona. It was found that
additions of S or So to the steel under invastiSation i=provod ita
machinability so that it approaches that of carbon stools. It won
alao found that additions of S did reduce'the*resistanco-to-
corrosion of the material. ' Addition of So in a quantity groator
thun 0.15-0.301,4 reduces the' corrosion-resistance of thin stool on
exposure to a hot and humid climate$ an atmosphere which in
contaminated by sulphurous gaves, human perspiration and nea mint.
There are 2 figures.
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FILTAITOVSKIY, F.K.
Studies on the catamnesis of schizophrenic patients. Zhur. nevr.
i paikh 59 no.5:595-599 159. (MIRA 12:7)
1. Igrenskaya paikhonevrologicheakaya bollnitsa (glavnVy vrach F.K.
Filyanovskly).
(SCHIZOPHFMIA, case reports,
catamnesis (kas))

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FIL'I. J*l'~.'*I'Y!'k Yl. U.
Ditzertation: "Viyeloprivnt of ~ujntitatiyv "t..o,im of o2tern-Lining the Yolu-me of
dydrogan 6ulfido, A.=onia, and A~xid*5 of Nitrog-on in tk,.3 A'Ir." Cand Gfism .3c-i,
Inztituto of Labur Protection, L4ningrad, 1954. (Rafsrativn~~v /,nurnil-Kidmiys,
No 10, 4)3co,--', L4Y 54)
30: jUll 318, 12-~ Dic 1954

SOV/137-57-1-1648
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, 1957, Nr 1, p 220 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Filyanskaya, Ye . D
TITLE: A Linear-color Method for Determination of Gases and Vapors in
the Chemistry of Industrial Sanitation (Lineyno-koloristicheskiy
metod opredeleniya gazov i parov v promyshlenno-sanitarnoy
khimii)
PERIODICAL: Tr. nauch. sessii Vses. n,i. in-ta okhrany truda, 1954 (1955),
Nr- 1, pp 198-204
ABSTRACT: The method for determination of gas and vapor content in the air is
based on the color reaction taking place between the airborne
impurity investigated and a reactant- indicator applied onto a solid
carrier, The determination is carried out by means of a visual
comparison of the intensity of coloration of the indicator tube after
the air investigated has been sucked through it with a reference
scale of standard colorations. The content of harmful impurity is
determined also by th6 length of a column of powder that has under-
gone a change in its initial color. The method is remarkably sensi-
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SOV/137-57-1-1648
A Linear-color Method for Determination of Gase's and Vapors (cont.)
industrial buildings and can be used for the quantitative determination of harmful
impurities in the atmosphere in a wide range of concentrations and for locating
points of escape of gases evolving from insufficiently airtight equipment. On the
basis of the study of the effect of various factors on the length of the colored
columns, the Leningrad Labor-safety Institute developed powders for determina-
tion of chlorine, ammonia, gasoline vapors, benzene, toluene, and nitrogen
oxides in air, and produced some 500 apparatuses which have been favorably
received in various branches of the industry,
B. T.
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SOV/137-57-1-1649
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, 1957, Nr 1, p ZZO (USSR)
AUTHOR: Filyanskaya, Ye. D.
TITLE: Determination of Nitrogen Oxide and Dioxide in the Atmosphere by
the Linear-color method (Opredeleniye dvuokisi i okisi azota v
vozdukhe line yno -koloristic he skim metodom)
PERIODICAL: Tr. nauch. sessii Vses. n,i. in-ta okhrany truda, 1954 (1955),
Nr 1, pp 205-209
ABSTRACT: The method is based on the change in the color of a reagent. The
best results were attained by using MSK silica gel moistened to
38% as the carrier and diphenylamine as the indicator. The estab-
lished concentrations of diphenylamine, NaCl, and CZH50H in the
solution for the treatment of the carrier permitted the development
of a method for the preparation of the indicator powder for determin-
ing N02 or the sum of NO and N02 in terms of NO? in concentrations
from OD05 to 0.2 mg/liter. Inasmuch as NO has no effect on the
coloring of the indicator powder, it is oxidized to N02 by sucking
the air through an acid KMn04 solution and the NO is determined
Card 1/2 from the difference between NO+-NO2 and NO?. The determination

SOV/137-57-1-1649
Determination of Nitrogen Oxide and Dioxide in the Atmosphere (cont.)
requires 4-6 minutes; the error is 101o of the amount determined. The apparatus
performed commendably under shop conditions. The service life of the powder
as an indicator is 8 months.
B. T,
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FILYANSKAYA. YelenaDmilzircyna; KOZLYAYETA, Tatlyana Rikolayevna;
VORO OBIN, Ivan Grigorlyevich; DENISOVA, I,S., red.;
SHADRIMA, N.D., takhn.red.
[Linear colorimetric wthod of analyzing harmful gases and
vapors in the atmosphere of industrial enterprises] Lineino-
koloristicheskii ustod analiza vrednykh gazov i parov v
vosdukhe pronyahlennykh predpriiatii. Moskva, Izd-vo We=
Frafisdat, 1958. 111 p. (MIRA 12:8)
(Gases--Analysis) (Colorimetry)

AUTHORSi Plachenov, T. G., Filyanakaya, Ye. D. 153-58-1-12129
TITLE: A Quantitative Method of Determination of Slight
Concentrations of Nitrogen Oxides in Air (Kolichestvennyy
metod opredeleniya, malykh kontsentratsiy okislov azota v
vozdukhe)
PERIODICALt Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy,
Khimiya i khimiohesk&ya, tekhnologiya, 1958, Nr 1 ,
PP- 78-85 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The aforesaid oxides belong to the most dangerous and most
common industrial poisons. The methods referred to in the
title, which serve for the practical sanitary-chemical
analysis of air, show essential insufficiencies. The
present work was carried out in order to determine the
dependence of the reagent on the quantity of reagent con-
tained in a volume-unit of the carrier and on the specific
surface of the carrier. Conditions should be determined
which enable the indicator-powders to determine
quantitatively small quantities of the aforesaid oxides in
air. 1)- investigation of the secondary structure of the
Card 1/4 carrierB.Forcelain as well as the silica-gels MSK and ShSM

A Quantitative Method of Determination of Slight 153-58-1-12/29
Concentrations of Nitrogen Oxides in Air
were selected for this purpose. The secondary structure
was investigated by means of impressing mercury. The results
are graphically reproduced in figure 1. The integral
porograme (figure 1) show the radii of the pores of
individual silica-gels. Figure 2 shown the differential
porograms. Figure 3 shows the integral curves and the
distribution of the pore-#urfaoe of silioa-gol on the
effective radii of the pores. 2)- Elaboration of the method
determination of N02 in air, Reagents were selected which yield
colored products of reaction with NO t Meta-phenylene-
diamineo pyramidon, indole, reagent ty Griss, and diphenyl-
amino. The porcelain- and silica-gel powders were treated
with solutions of this substance. The powders obtained from
this were examined in little glass tubes by means of sucking
through artifidklly produced air-NO2-mixtures. The porcelain-
-powder did not change its color. A colored layer was formed
on the silioa-gels on the use of all investigated reagents.
Diphenylamine reacted most efficiently, it showed, however,
some insufficiencies which could be removed by the addition
Card 2/ 4 of neutral salts. The use of such a powder, however, is only

A Quantitative Method of Determination of Slight
Concentrations of Nitrogen Oxides in Air
possible for the determination of relatively high N02-
-concentrations in air. The beat results were obtained by
a solution of the reagent with 0905% diphenylamine and
7,5% NaCl in 40% ethanol. The results are summarized 'n
table 1. It hence results that silica-gel Sh3M forms e..
dyed layer of greater length. The intensity of dyol.11g,
however, and the sharpness of the boundary of the layer
is greater with silica-gel MSK, The causes for the in-
sufficienoes occuming, are fully discussed, 3 test-veries
were carried out for removing them, They showed that the
variations of air temperature at 0 '0 and below 00, impede
the intenaity of the dye and -the sharpness of the boundary,
3)-_ Quantitative determination of the nitrogen-oxtdr., and.
-dioxide with their simultaneous presence in air. The
determination of N02 is not impeded by the presence ~_'
nitrogen-oxide in air,, On order to determine the oxidp,
it must first be oxidized up to 1105,.. An acid potassium
permanganate solution served for thi's purpose: Figure 6
shows an absorber for this purpose (together with
Card 3/4 dimensions) . The concentration of the oxide is determined

A Quantitative Ykethod of Determination of ilight .153-58-1-12/29
Concentrations of Nitrogen Oxidea in Air
by means of conversion from the difference of the total
concentration of H02 and of the ooncentration-of 110;, In.
air prior to the cxidatiort of the oxid-~!,
There are 6 figures and 1 tabl-i)~
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy teklinologicheslziy institut imeni Lensoveta
(Leningrad Technological Institute imenJ Lensovet)
SUBMITTED: September,18, 1957
Card 4/4

FILYANSKAYA.
FILYANSKAIA, YE. P. --"On the Use of the Limited Problem of Three jodies of
Variable Mass in Cosmogony.'I(Dissertations For Degrees
in Science and r-ngineering Defended at USSR Higher
Lducational Institutions)(29) Min Higher Education
USSR, Odessa State U imai I. I. Medhnikov, Odessa', 1955
SO: Knizhnaya Letopis' No 29, 16 July 1955
For the Degree of Canditate in ftsicomathematical Sciences

SOV/124-57-8-8626
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 8, p 8 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Filyanskaya, Ye. P.
T IT LE: Some Problems of Motion Stability in the Finite Variable-mass
Three-body Problem (Nekotoryye voprosy ustoychivosti dvizheniya
v ogranichennoy probleme trekh tel peremennoy massy)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Odessk. un-ta, 1956, Vol 146, ser. matem, n. , Nr 6,
pp 85-88
ABSTRACT: Differential equations are written for the motion of an infinitely
small particle with variable mass in the gravitational field of two
mobile bodies (of a central or a local cluster) of finite mass. The
stability of motion of an infinitesimal body of variable mass near'
centers of libration is examined. From the characteristic equa-
tion of a linearized system, in which the variable-mass derivative
with respect to time enters its a parameter, the author finds - by
means of the Routh- 'urvits method - the stability conditions which
impose limitations both on the masses of the finite bodies and on
the time derivative of the mass of the infinitesimal particle.
Card 1/1 A. S. Alekseyev

FILYANSKIYj K. D.
Filyanskiy, K. D. ancl H14ppov, B. N. n1ore on prooocials,* Reply to the article
of Ya. L. Grembotakiy and M. Ya. Kigan-Berman "Oki the role of preeocials
in fine wool sheep raising in the USSR (Journal: Vestnik zhivotnovodstvaj.
1948, Issue 6. p. 111-18
SO U-3264, 10 APril 1953, (14tople 'Zhurnal. Inykh Stateyq No- 3, 1949)

FILYAINSKIY, K. D.
Filyanskiy, K. D. #For progressive Soviet zootechnical science", Sov. zootekhrdya, 1949,
I) P. 43-49.
SO: U-4630, 16 Sept. 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey, 'No. 23, 1949).

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Sov. Zootel-dmiya., 1949., 110. 7, S. 11-16
SO: Lotoi;ist Zhurnallnyldi Statey Vol. 34., Mosknm, 1949

382-3T--F=ANSK-IY,-K. - --
Ra2ervy povysheniya proisvodstva odnorodnoy sheratig Sovo zootekhnlya, 1949,
No 8, a. 48-55

-Flm,!,Myj K. -D. -1
"Shearing 5beep," Sellkhozgiz, Moscow, 1951

rTLT'~TIM, K,T),
Rnbot-!' '6h-1bnnq v ot-re tonkorunnykh ovets Z-Shepherd' s job in 8 flock of fine-fleeced
sh-lep_7. Moskva, lellkhozqiz, 1951. 277 p.
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FILTARCHU&J.- Y1.1" 9
%-.W"wM"OV-
fte Blyzva mlqo has turned to ope&-plt mining. Gorozhur.so.4:
3-6 Ap 156.i , I (MA 917)
I.Gl&vW inshoner Slyavinskegs, rudoupravlonip.
(BV&4&--Strlp mining)

KHOKHRMOV, V.S., doteent; YILTARCHUX, S.Ye., insh.; SUGANSKIr, R.L.,
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inzh.-.
Safety regm1stions in Ope"It mine track haalage. IzT.
vyseucheb.Z&VOL; Coreshur. n0,7:101-103 160.
PURL 13:7)
1. Sve~aovskly gornyy institat ineui T.T.VakhrushaTa (foi
Khok~ryakov)* 2. (layokly moduoserMy kombinst (for Filyarebuk
and Shaganskly), Rekomandovana kafedroy otkrvtykh rabot
Sverdlovskogo gornogo institut.
(Strip slidig-41jilety masures)
(Mine baulage--Ufsty messures)
i

FIMAROV M.S.
Termites in humid tropics; an international symposium in India,
ait.oboze 40 no*33713-718 :61. (1UPA 3.5 0)
(Termites-Congresses)

FILYAS, YU.I.
Physical properties of reservoir oils in a deep fold of the
Bitkov field. Nauch.-tokh.sbor.po dob. nefti. no. 14253-58
t61. (MA 17:6)

CHEKALYUK, E.B.; FILYAS, YU.I.
masticity of saturated oU. Neft, i gaz. prom. no.2:48-50
Ap--Te 162., (MIRA 15:6)
1, Ukrainskiy nauchno-issladovateliskiy geologorazvedochnyy
institut.
(oil reservoir engineering)

TSISYK, yu.s.; FILYAS, Yu.1.
Determining the physical parameters of reservoir waters.
Neft. i gaz. prom. no.2:45-46 Ap-J6 163.
(MIRA 17:11)
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy geologorazvedochnyy
institut.

FILYAS, Yu.1.
Formation petroleums of certain fields in th3 Dnieper-
Donets Lowland. Trudy UkrNIGRI no.7t2l'~4-217 163.
Crude oil of the October field in the Crimean Peninsula.
Ibid.:218-228.
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Experimental h--p gas injection int.~ mori-lite
of the FV~cv field. Trudy VkrNIGRI

68-58-6-2/21
AUTHORS: Zolotukhin, A. I., Candidate of Technical Science,
Lazovskiy, I. M.. and Filyashin, K. Ya.
TITLE: A Method of Automatic Determination and Control of the
Moisture Content of Coal Charge (Metod avtomaticheslcogo
opredeleniya i regulirovaniya vlazhnosti ugollnoy shikhty)
PERIODICAL: Koks i Khimiya,, 1958, Nr 6, pp 6-10 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: An instrument is described for continuous determination
of moisture content in the coal blend based on a condenser
pick-up the capacity of which depends on the dielectric
permeability of the blend, the latter depending mainly
on the moisture content. The instrument, in conjunction
with wat6r sprays, the operation of which is related to
the moisture meter I can be used for maintaining a constant
moisture content or the blend. The meter was developed
by VUKhIN and its operation was tested on the Magnitogorsk
and N. Tagil' Metallurgical Combines with satisfactory
results. It is pointed out that the size distribution of
a coal blend and its moisture content are the main factors
g*,overnineg itii bulk density. However, the influence of size
dict--ibution i7, cokaparatively small so that by maintaining
'-t re consent on a constant ievel the bulk density
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