SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KAMARISKIY, B.A. - KAMAY, G.

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"Ten Dpmages Occurring, I-lost Frequently In Rndio Sas."
P. 40 (Radio I Televiziia, V(,l. 7, No. 61 1958, Softia, Bulgaria)
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AUTHOM, Pavleapj,- To 9o3 Andrianov, Xv, Ag; Llvov, S. V.: Mananshvili. L. X
Sorafinfoy, Le..A.j Kamarit3kly, B. A.-
TITLE: Wdrolyais of orgmehialu"s contimious-motion counterflow
Spray
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columns
SOURCE: IVUZ. Khimiya i lihimicheakaya te~Jmologiya,,v, 69 no* 3,, 1963j,- 465-470
TOPIC =Ss metbVlchlorailane,, dimethVlchlorsilano,, phMltrichlorsilane,
plastiosp counterflow spray columnjq continuous-motion spray colL
bydrolysis
JABSTRACT: The process and apparatus described were used for the kqdrolysis of
metlTltzichlorsilane and dimotl7lohlorsilane,, and the co.~kqdrolysia of
methVltvichlorsilane and pherWltrichlorsilanee The polymer obtained fr=
metI71trichlorsilane was not inferior to that obtained with the periodic method
in mixed-type apparatus: gel time, 12 min settin :time,, 20 min; viscosity in!
toluene solution., 10.5 seej d17 residue., A plastic prepared from this
polyner had good physico-meohanical properties, in excess of technical require~,-
ments except for bendIM strength* Orige arte has: 2 fi, es,, 5 tables*
AS~N: Mosecil-I Institute Of Fine Chemical Tec-Fnroldgye
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KAMAILLI v A. P.
KANARLI, A. F. -"Influence of Ox Warble Fly Invasion on the Organisms of large Horned
Cattle and the Search for Effective Periods of Treatment against tho
Ox Warble Fly.' *(Dissertations For Degrees In Science And EngineerfLng
Dafended At USSR, Higher Educational Institutions). (34). M-Union
Inst of Experimental Veterinax~-i Science of the ~iin Agriculture USSR,
Moscow,-.1955
SO: jRjjhBM 1*t2Rip1 No. 34, 20 Auguat 1955
For the Dearee of Candidate in Veterinary Scion-_es
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USSR/Diseases of Farm Animals. Diseases Caused by Bacteria and Fung R-1
Abs Jour : Rof Zhur - Biol.4, No 7, 1958,. No 31o8l
.,dA.
,ft-- P I filyw-t
Author :Troitskiy I.A., -K=arli A.P. Xf
Inst :iLU-Union Scien~'If ~cs`carc ~jtitute of Veterinary
Hygiene and EctoparasitoloGy
Title :Morphological Changes of the Blood in Foot Rot of Sheep
Orig Pub :Tr. Vses. n.-i. in-ta, vet. sanitarii i ektopar-nzitol.,
1957., 11, 271-275
Abstract : Studies were conducted under laboratory conditions at nn
experimental farm on clinically healthy and on diseased
sheep. In the white blood of the sick sheep, the following
insignificant changes were observed: a certain amount of
leukocytosis, an increase of monocytes, and the appearance of
young forms in the blood. No changes in the red blood or in
the erythrocyte sedimentation reaction were observed,
I.Ya. Panchenko.
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1. riall-wairilaull I
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- Kudal, Ila P. 8-yul FILA117-7) k. 7
f(Hypodennic gadfly in goats."
Veterimriya Vol. 371 No- 3~ 1960) p. 65
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., A, p - C1.4. v,,f - S,,i - ~U- * jc,- 94 - t",Xj 0-,t,,t Vej-. A,.J' -

- (Candidate of' Veterinary Sciences, Kirgiz Scientific Research Institute
ff-~~imal Husbatidry and Veterinary Mkdicine)
"Utilization of chbrophos in subcutaneous gadfly invasion of cattle"
Veterinariya, vol. 39, no. 7, July 1962 pp. 80

KAMARLI, A.P., kand.voter. nauk; FIIATOV, 1.11.
. Warble flies of goats. Vaterinariia 37 no.3.65 Mr 160.
(MIRA 16:6)
1. Kirgizskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut zhivotnovodstva
i veterinarii (for Kamarli). 2. D.irektor Uch-Korgonskoy veteri-
narno-baktoriologicheskoy laboratorii (for Filatov).
(Warble flies)

KAMOdd, A.F., kund.. vet.-arino nauk
Use of chlorophos against warble fly infestation of cattle. 'Veterinarlia
39 no."j:80 Jl 162. (MIRA 18:3.)
1. Kirvizskiy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut zl-,Ivotnovodstva i
0
veterinarii.

kand. veterin. nauk
Measurea for controllin.- the sheet, botfly. "i-,ter-naraia 41 nf,.2:
46-4-7 F 165. (1,111RIL 18:3)
1. icirgizskiy nauchno-issledovatell'skiy Institut zhi-votno-vodstva
i voterinar-I.I.

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I I H Ify Ell F I I MI 1: 11 n
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Co"xntI-Y lj""SP
-%'Jivated P-1wits. Fruit. Derrics.
Abs J ~oix: No 11, 1958, No 49U6
Author : ~.,-VX_i-nitslm~,a, A'I.M.
Inst : AS Ukrainian SSII
Titlc : Effect of tho Conditions of G-mAnation and Hybridi-
zation on the Fonmtion of Resistant and HiGh-'~=lity
reach Sced_ldin~;s -
OriG Pub: Tr. Dotan. sada '-N USSR, 1957, 4, 100-113
;~bstmct: Some results of mmy-years experiments on alterInG
the nature of pQrch are reported. Then Morimants
were started by KashchenRo on a plot artificially
oreated by hirl in the 1xclimatization trarden of the
Dotanical Garden of the %cadeny of Sciences of -the
Uk=iziian Soviet Socialist Republic The plot is a
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m-162

WKMITSKIY,N.A., Inshener
Semiautomatic malti-center milling machine. Vest mash. 35 no.4:
65-67 Ap '55. (MLRA 8:6)
(Milling machines)

--R/Soil Science Physical and CheMical Properties of Soil
Nos Jour : Ref Zhur Biol., No 1, 1959, 1372
Author : -KaLnrov, B.N.
Inst : AS USSR
Title : Chan,~e in Soil Respiratioi, and Carbon Dioxide Co"tent
in Surface Layer if Air in Twenty-F-)ur Hiurs
Orig Pub : D:)kl. AN SSSR, 1.958, 118, No 2, 389-291
Abstract : in turf-podzolic and drained peat-bDg soils in daytime
hours 1.5 - 2.0 tines more carbon dioxide gas was libe-
rated than durina the niaittime. The CO content in the
2 %
surface layer of air (25 - 40 cm from upper soil) was
sharply decreased with a ninimum in 12 hours) and after
18 hoars it rose noticeable. Observations were conduc-
ted in Bronnitskiy and r-T-iitrovskiy Rayons, Moskovskaya
Oblast'. -- G.N. flesterova
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XAJUROV, V.A.; CHMKOVA, Ye.A.; IIROZDDVA, V.M.
Determination of the surface and porosity of solids by means of
low-temperature adsorption of gases. Uch.zap.Lenouno nowl3l:
53-78 '49- (Adsorbents) (naA 9:6)

XAMAIDVA, L. 1.
;!_~Tf-:-,
Conference of the production of ferment preparations.
Mikrobiologils, 24 no.5:64,6-.648 S-0 155. (MLRA 9:1)
(FIRMWATION)

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USSR/Cultivated Plants Frults, Berries.
fibs Jour Rat Zhur Diolb, No 12) 1956) 53645
Author 1 JPRWr_QYC4 Ye-8-
Inst
Title : GoorGian Grqp6 Varieties Which are Pronisinc; for Ukraine
OriG Pub : Vinodeliye i vino&Tadarstvo SSM, 1957, No 4) 28-34
Abstract : All Georgian varieties in Ukraine are distinguished by
6pod maturing of the shoots, by a comparative resistance
to mildew and rot, and by a stronG affinity with the
stocks of Riparia x Rupestris. They are also distingui-
shed by hi&i fruit bearing capacity and by a long reten-
tion of the acidity of the berries along vith their sac-
charinity. At the sane time the majority of the varie-
ties proved to be sensitive to drou[)it. Even in the
south of Ukraine, the varieties from lower Iwretiya
(Saperavi, Rkatitseli) do not mature every year. Chinuri,
,Uexandrouli, Khikhvi and Goruli mtsvane are particularly
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CZECHO
MACKU', 1-1 KAPL~A~YT J.* TIOVAKOVA) J.; Department of Infectious Dis-
U
eases, a; o5p`1f`&bf thr. Faculty of Pediatrics (Infekeni Odd.
Fak. Detske 1'emocnice), Brno, Head (Vedouci) Docent Dr V. KLUSIU:
Biochemical Department Research Institute of Pediatrics (Biochemic-
ke Odd. Vyzkumneho Ustavu Pediatrickeho'), Brno, Head (Vedouci) Dr
V. HRSTKA.
"Activity of LDH Isoonzymes in the Cerebrospinal Fluid in Various
Types of Neuroinfections."
Prague, Ceskoslovenska Neurolor~ie, Vol 29, 110 IL, Jul 66, pp 269-275
_7: Activi y of LDH iso-
Abstract /Authors' Enc~lish summary modified
enzymes in the cerebrospinal fluid of 50 patients with various af-
fections of the CNS was investigated. The activity appoars to be
a function of the number of cells found in the fluid. 4 distinct
types of zymograms of LDH were found in the fluid. In cell-
free fluid tho activity was undifferentiated; patients with )arotitic
meningoencephalitis had activity of all 5 types of LDH isoonzynes;
patients with purulnnt meningitis had tho r7reatcst activity in the
5th 1'raction of LDH. Some patients had maximum aciivitY in the Ist
fraction wt-lich is typical for erythrocytes. 8 Fir:uress 1~ Identern,
3 Czech roferonces. (Ms. rec. 15 Jan 66).
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U LR i C 111 J.-I HARAPYT, J.; ZAZVORKA, Z.
The importance of the evaIuation of isoenzymes of lac+.ate
dehydrogenase in ischemic diseases of the heart. Cor vasa
7 no.4:294-300 165.
1. Departement pour les maladies internes et Laboratoires
centraux de 1'OUNZ, Most, CSSR.

CZECIRL I, DVAK 1A
KA9~~fd J L and ZAZVORKA, Zdenek, MD, of ths Central Laboratories
7
(UstreAn!"liaboratore), OUNZ LOkresni ustav narodniho zdravi; Okres
Institute of Public Healtkb Most, Zdenek UZVORKA, MD, director.
116verience with the Enzymatic Lstimation of the Ethanol Blood Level"
Praguep Caso2is Lekaru Ceskyc , Vol GII, No 17., 26 April 63, pp 460-
46h -
j~bszract :-Authors' English summary~ modified]; The method described
is faster and simpler than Widinark s method. It is highly specific
and rules out possible errors occuring as a result of the nonspeci-
ficity of Wictuark's method. The latter may prove useful for the
differential diagnosis of obscure intoxications, loss of conscious-
ness., arid comatose conditions when a physician wants an immediate
clinical diagnosis. Discussed is also a possibility of applying
tji~: xu'vtLnj,.j courso of thu reaction for estimating ethanol foLLow-
ing a transfoi-mation of ethanol into acetaldehyde through oxidation.
:i-iixl.aen referances, including 6 Czech and 1 Slovak.
J

_.TAMMTpJ.; ZAZVORKA, Z.
lsoz~mes of lactate dehydrogenase. I. Methods of determina-
tion. Cas. lek. cesk. 103 no.24:373-378 3 APT64.
1. Ustredni laboratore OUNZ v ~Ioste;vedouci: MUDr. Z,Zazvorka

I
ZAZVO.T,A., Z.; KIL1,10YT, J.
Isoenzymes of lactate dehydrogmase. II. Principles for cli-
nico-biochemical values. Cas. lek. cesk. 103 no.21:572-.576
22 1-~y 164.
1. Ustredni laboratore OUNZ v Moste; bedouci: MUDr. Z.Zazvorka.

NAMYT Josef I inz.
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"MINE""
Results of the controlling measurement of building structure
assembly accuracy. Stiav vyWam no.4-.18,-23 S 162.
1, Vyvlcu=y uotav stavobni vyroby,- Praha,

KAXARTT, P. prom. lekar (Trencin, OUNZ)
Oocurreuoe of clisease from Strongyloidoo stercoralis. Gas* lek. cook.
97 no.9t28B-290 28 Peb 58.
1. Interne oddelenie OUNE v Trencine, Prednosta MTJDr D. Dieska.
(STRONGTIOIDTASIS, case reports (Cz))

E!"HOSLOV ~ T..I
Z!,%j
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P.ro-jf. Dr; VOjTOVA,
1. Intenn-al I.I.edicine Clinic (I. vnitmi klini':-.a),
;327no (for Stcijfa); 2. !,,icrobiolot-ical Institut-e of
t",-,c '-.'-edic--l Faculty (,'ikrobiolo,-;icakIy ustav lekar.
`-ulty) , -
7a..- 3nio
Vnitrni lcl-.erstvi, Nlo 10, 1963, jp 9,1~06-953
III.-i'Lluenzal Pneumonia durin., -uhe Influenza Epidemic of 1c)""

VOJTOVA,H.; KA14AB-M.Fjj,,STEJFA, M.
Contribution to the cuases of acute lung inflammations and their
diagnosis. Vnitrni lek. 11 no.3t226-236 Mr 165
1. 141.krobialogicky ustav lekarske fakulty v Brne (prednosta:
Dr. L. Jan(lasek' al. vnitrni klinika v Brne (pred-nosta.- prof.
Dr. M. Stejfa).

BOVA) Zd,, 14VDr.) So.C.; KMMK) J.,- KAMARYTOVA, A.
Determination of glucose in the blood of clinically hoalthy
horaeo and of horses with various internal discases.
Veterinarni medicina, 7 no.2.W-W 162.
1. Odtleni pro ohoroby vnitrni, Veterinarni namocnice)
Pardubice.

KUPRIYANOVAY A,K.; VALITSEV, V.K.; KAMOZINN, A.A,
. Precipitation from fused salts. Report No.3fTrecipitation of
noodymium and prafteodymium from molten potassium nitrate studlAd
by the amthod of amperometrid titration. Izv. SO AN SSSR no.7
Ser.khim.nauk no.2129-33 163. (FJRA 16:10)
1. Institut neorganicheskoy khimil Sibirskogo otdoleniya
AN SSSR, Novosibirsk.

5 (4)
AUTHORS: Mikhaylovt V. A., Kamarzin, A. A. SOV/79-29-4-76/77
TITLE: On the Rational Method of Expressing the Composition in the
investigation of the Density of Solutione(O.)ratsionallnom
sposobe vyrazheniya sostava pri izuchenii plotnosti rastvorov)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obahchey khimii, 1959, Vol 29, Nr 4o PP 1398 - 1399
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: If the formation of a system, as e. g. that of.an ideal solu-
tion or of a mechanical mixture is not accompaniedby a change
in volume, it is known that the density is an additive function
of the composition only if expressed in percents by volume.
The additivity of the density is proved by the simplest method
for ideal systems if it is expressed in percents by volume
(Ref 1). Nevertheless, many authors (Refs 2-14) express in the
case of the investigation of the density of binary systpme.the
composition in percents by mole, and try to draw conclusions on
the intensity of the chemical reaction in the system and on the
change in volume in the case of its formation from the form of
the obtained curves density - composition. The final conclusion
drawn by I. M. Bokhovkin (Ref 7) on the intensification of the
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On the Rational Method Of Expressing the Composition SOV/79-29-4-76/77
in the Investigation of the Density of Solutions
acid according to the substitution of hydrogen by chlorine in
the radical of acetic acid may serve as an example of -a wrong
conception. The determination of the density of a mixture of
solvents Of A. Ya. Deych (Ref 15) according to a "common ad-
ditivity formulat' if the composition is expressed in percent-
ages by weight and the calculated density is then compared
With the experimental one is wrong as well. Thus, the composi-
tion has to be expressed in percents by volume in the case of
the investigation Of'the density Of solutions. Only then the
form of the isothermal line of density permits right conclu-
sions on the changes in volume in the case of the formation of
the system (Refs 16,17). There are 17 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Institut neorganicheskoy khimii Sibirskogo otdeleniya Akademii
nauk SSSR (Institute Of Inorganic Chemistry of the Siberian
Department of the Academy of Sciences USSR)
SUBMITTED: July 19, 1958
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CzECHOSLOVA(LI / Chenical Technology. Chemical Products and Their H
Applications& ,Aificial and Synthetic Fibers.
Abs Jour Re Z-h fQdn., No 12, 1959) No 44347
,Author Kv,,aas, F,; Kadoba
!p F.; Zamorsky) Z.; Yesely) R.
Inst :1mrGiven
Title :A Modified Polyethyleneterephthalate
Orig Pub :Chem. prmvsl, 1958) 8, No 6, 327-530
:,bstract :The hi~,,h regularity of the 1),31,~,etLi--:Lcncterephthalate strue..
ture cnd the considerable conteiit af ".romatic nuclei in the
chain are the causes of a nme-t',),,r of Cifficulties in convar-
Sion of this poly6er into fibcr (- comparatively hi�i poiat
in tr,%nsition of the second orkler, z,.n insufficient c~biiit.-
to take dya). In an effort to modify properties of pol:,-
ethyloneterephthalate) tue authors conducted a co-poly-
condensIntion of ethyleneglycol and torephthanlic acid with
dirictIVI-iso-
phthalate) diethylene~&lycol and methyl ester of
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SLOVW4311
Lacko~ Vladimir, Engineerp Milog WA, Engineerx FrantiYek Hadoba's., Engineer,
Frant4ek Kamasp Antonfn Majriohp Doctor~ Engineer., and Bohumil Piller
Polyestero4vletma (Polyester Fibers) Bratislava, Slovenske vyd-vo tech. lit-ry,
1959. 291 p. 12200 copies printed.
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Reviewers: Artur Stoy,, Docent, Engineer,, and Stefan Tomagovig, Engineer; Tech. Ed.i
,Klara Kove'gova", Engineerj Chief Ed.t Pavol Holgczy,, Engineer;
Resp. Ed,t Klara KovaXov~p Engineer.
PURPOSEi This book is intended for senior staff members in the chemical and tex-
tile industries, and for students in special schools. It may also be of interest
to the general reader.
COVERAGE: The book describes the treatment of raw materials for production of
polyester fibers, the technology of somiproducts, and the production, finishing,
dyeing and spinning of polyester fibers. Important theoretical concepts con-
ceming the properties of polyesters and polyester fibers are discussed. This
is the first book in Slovak on polyester fibers~describing the theoretical prin-
ciples and steps in the production of synthetic fibers placing particular empha-
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TIT116 The. iii~:: of dUthyl hexyl isopththalate as a plasticizer for
A
PERIODIC~L: Kiatio iunCUAutschuk.: v.10, n. 4, 1963, 205-210
TEXT, The ~ap AiC6 of di'
Olic. O_thyl he_VI isophthalate. (dioctyl isophthA-
Wf---
late; DOI) as a ul~fiticii~~ for polyvi4, chloride was studied. The
prop;ertie~ of-P&hImstlUbilized ~with DOI uere investigated by determining
strejss-sj~train cha~a6teriq'~,ics poration.rates of plasticizer from film, film
,floii properties, ~6i4atit~d'n, and effects of elevated temperature. The results
wer4 CAM~Parel with 6oselbbitained on films plasticized with dioctyl phthalate
(DO?), doetyl hd1opte %bOA), dioctyl sebacate (DOS), and 1:1 mixtures of these
witli DOI,~ resoectlvely~,''Vhe results are summarized,in Table 3. The properties
of ihe:kilms plasii6ized.,,t~ith DOI Uore found to be generally similar to those
~ed with b6 i
P (tWplasticizer most often used for PVC) while the vis-
cosity of the Wt;-~ontalping~PVC pastes was more stable than of those contabri-
i DOP.'.-: DOI O~i& be 'added: in a 1:1 ratio to DOA, or DOS without any impair-
ng~
Car.6 11i' d

KMWv Michal, ins.
. -1-1. 1,
Compensation of the mine power faotor. Energetika Cz 13 no.lt
31-33 Ja 163.
19 Dul Nosek, nape, SKD-Kladiioo

. KAMAS~~MN%% A starshina 2-oy statli; POVETKIN, V., starshiy matros;
MHM 1, L., starshiy matros .,-
Thanks to a rearrangement of the vanes. Starsh.-serzh. no.5Q1 My 163.
,z,,, ~; i I ~,~'T, ~ .1 (MIRA 16:10)
x,~.

LAIMSIXV, A.V. t inzki~.
Outting wood vith the knives of a brush chopper. Trudy
VNIIGIM 35'.:113-120 160. (MIRA 14:9)
(Agrimdtural machinery)

KAWS.-W, F.K., innh. (Kazan')
AUtotWtic reporting signaling. Pat' i DUt. khoz. no. 8:7 Ag 158.
(MIRA 11:8)
(Railroads--Signaling)

KAMASHHVI I.I.; FILICHKINI G.L.; BEDERSON, A.M.,, red.; SUVORINA,
-1111f-'r ~,
CC, red.; NEUDAKINAI N.G., tekhn. red.
[Economics of the lumbering industry] Voprosy ekonomiki
leanoi provjshlemosti; sbornik statei. Perm', Permskoe
knizhnos izd-To., 1959o 176 p. (MM 16:10)
(Perm Province-Lumbering)
(Perm Province-Wood-V using industries)

1-FiU'LASHINA. Vj"., kw-d.mcd.rauk -a)
-....... l-.,-.-----.-- - (~btjs -I
Errors in the d-lagnosis of Probl. chel.-lits. khir.
no.1:133-137 165. (MIRA 18:10)

1: 114 11311 V I F, ", ~...... ... ..,
XUZIMIN, VAT.; X"OPV, TUA
Using Hall e.m.f. transducers for measuring the dy-namice of
magnetic fields of dispersion in -pulsed accelerators. Izv. vys.
uchebe savo; fizo no*40.158-162 '59- (MIRA 13:3)
l.Tomakiy politakhnicheskiy institut Imeni S.M. Kirova.
(Particle acceleratorn) (Magnetic fields)

L ?2ZL5-66 - E-EC(k)-2/EVJT(d)/E-',%T(m )/F5S-2ZV1P(w) . IJP(c) ~~i
ACC NRt AP6015583 CIV) SOURCE CODE: UR/0146/66/009/002/0101/0106
AUTHOR: Kamashev, Yu. M.
ORG; Tomsk Polytechnical Institute im. S. H.' Kirov (Tomskiy politekhnicheakiy insti-
tut)
TITLE: Effect of radial rigidity of the gyrochamber on gyrosco vibrations
SOURCE: IVUZ. Priborostroyeniye, v. 9, no. 2, 1966, 101-106 1
TOPIC TAGS: gyroscope suspension, gyroscope system, vibration analysis
ABSTRACT: tion 1_~
The amplitudes of forced vibra s of a gyroscopic instrument are determin-
ed for the cases where the rotor is elynamical-ly out of balance with regard to the ra-
dial rigidity of the gyrochamber. Equations of motion are given for the gyroscope as-
suming that the deviation from perpendicular for the frames in the suspension is small
and that the center of gravity for the rotor coincides with the point of intersection
of the axes of the Cardan suspension. It is shown that the rotnr describes elastic os-
cillations with rtspect to the gyrochamber when radial rigidity is reduced and that
these oscillations are not transmitted to the internal axis of the suspension. orig.
art. has: 3 figures, 11 formulas.
SUB CODE: 20/7/ SUBM DATE: 03Apr155/ ORIG REF: 002
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UDC: 531.383

KAMASHFV, YU.M.
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Effect of the rigidity of the gyroscope case and of the
gyrowheel shaft on the notion of a gyroscope. Izv. VY3.
ucheb. zav.; prib. 7 no-1:95-102 64. (MIRk 17:9)
1. lleningradskiy 'Anstitut aviatusionnogo priborostroyeniya.

ACCESSION NR,. AP4019000 S/0146164/007/001/009510102
AUTHOR: Kamaahev, Yu. M.
TITLE: Effect of gyro-case and rotor-axle rigidity on the gyroscope motion
SOURCE: 1VUZ.. Priborostroyaniye. v. 7. no. 1, 1964. 95-102
TOPICTAGS: gyro, gyroscope, gyrocase, gyrorotor, gyrorotoraxle, gyro
I motion, gyro structure deformation, gyro structure rigidity
ABSTRACT: A theoretical investigation is offered of the effect of elastic
deformation of the gyro case upon the motions of a gyro with three degrees of
freedom. I(inetic aud potential energies of the gyro are determined by solving
differential equations set up in accordance with the second Lagrange method.
It is found that elastic members in the gyro system cause a decrease in its
nutational oscillation frequency and also increase the frequency of its elastic
oscillations. The radial rigidity CM of the gyro-case end lids should meet this
card 11Z

condition: !C0 > C m c Ijt, in order to avoid resonance conditions.
Here:
A -Cossao-~-Jcjlp
C.,
costf,-j j
B C
C. i" P JB J-P
QC - JP COO 00 sin 00) - C03116 as,
P -is JC
where J are moments of inertia, the deviation of the gyro principal axis
from the stationary system of coordinates Orig., art. has; 3 figures and
22 formulas.
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(Leningrad Inatitite of Aviation Instruments)
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Card 2/2

YEGOROV, A.P., shofar; VOYTANIK, N.M., shofar; KOZINTSEV, D.K., shofar;
POLULYAKH, V.Ya.j shofar; KAMATSKIY,.V.N., shofar; VARSHAVSKAY.A,
A.A., shofer; VATULIN, G.11.--shofer; SHANDURSKIY, P.T., shofar;
)EW, I YANOV p G, A. ~ a hofer I VMOV t A. G. p a hof er; DANILETS ~ P. P.
shofar; BOGANCHENKO, V.A.,, shofar; PRUDNIKOV, A.F., shofar;
VIYUNIKCV, S.L., shofar; SOLOVEY, I.N., shofar; MURASHKO, D.F., shofar
Ve prize our workerbl honor. Art. transp. 40 no.12:3-4 D 162.
(MIRA 15:12)
1. Simferopollskiy avtobut3nyy park (for Yegorovt Voytmik).
2. Simferepollskiy taksomotornyy park (for Murashko, Kozintsev).
2. Kerchenskiy avtobusno-taksomotornyy park (for Pol-alyakh).
4. Yovpatorlyakiy avtobusno-taksomotornyy park (for Kamatskiy).
5. Yaltinskiy taksomotornyy park (for Varshavskaya). 6. Foodosiyskiy
taksomotornyy park (for Varshavskaya). 7. Sevastopollskiy av-tobusno-
taksomotornyy park (for Yamellyanov). 8. Simferopollskiy gruzovoy
avtopark (for Varbov). 9. 2-y Simferopollskiy gruzavoy av-topark
(for Verbov). 9. 2-y Simferopollskiy gruzovoy avtopark (for Danilets).
10. Bakhohisarayskiy avtopark (for Boganchenko). 11. Sevastopollskiy
avtopark (for Prudnikov). 12. 1-y Simferopollskiy gruzovoy avtopark
(for Munikov, Solovey).

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-Aj%mv%n*`v--Axv--G. Kt. 'islk~' J.',Rmjf. PAYL-Chm. So(. 61,2Kr,-42(I0'29).-%'aAous
adds of the tyiIes PR11tSOJI and PRR'SSH have been prvpd. with the nbject of
o: "t obtaining them Inaptimflyattivef-xvio. The only one tobc ohisinedcryst. is phenyl-
bensyltoonothiophospbinic add. ivhich is being investigated further. Pilb(SEt)l, .00
to bj.% 14.1-40. Ide 1.1417. ptro. by treating mermptan (I mot.) in ether with Not and phos-
phemyl chloride (n.5 mot.). fortm it cryst. compd, with CuBr. At 160' it cimbines -00
with 8 giving r1se to the compd. CiJIAP, 4a 191-2% do 1.2201, which Is hydroly" .00
by 11tONts to the cryAt. salt, PPbl;(SFt)ONa, but the corresponding " could not
be obtained tryst. When heated with Rtl In a scaled tube at 130'. the thlo, ether.
I'llb(SR01, undergoes istilmerwition to tom j1pbEt(SHWS, NN 16%-7()'. d3 1,1603, roe
which. With MONS, gives the tryst. No *a*Jky1W0tIhiPt4oSP4ii$ak. I'M Ft (0N&)! &
but the cumsimmiding acid wan obtained only as a sirup. The ist4mkW rlirr. P11h.
(Scall0t, bis.t 191-2', 43 1.0037, form 9:PIIh(SCJJ&),. with flowers of S, and. when
tresited with BrCHiCOOH, yigids s, =t si i the tryst. Ns sall. S:PPb(ONa)- Ir too
CHAANA; the corresponding mil and its cWtiIInine and brucine Italts did not
00,111 crystatibe. The action of ]MCHrCOllit on the thictether. PIIh(SC4Nj):. gives voo,
CuHIi0j.%P, 4b 20("*, but hydrolysit; of this fluiled to Vive a cryst. acid. Treatment roe
of the thio tthry, PPh(S9t)tp, with PhCHCI at 2UO' gave jS:PPb(CHjPh)5hQ)
in. 14"', sad an My mmyod. S:PPh(CH,Pb).%Ft. ba 21"*, IIS IAM~ The
"on of MC11.0 on the e0wi Pfb(SC4H,), at 2J0' save the compd.. In. 14"*,
slimilaly obtained Irm the ether. PPb(SEt)t, but vacuum dista. of the rrxidue )rd to
rapid decompn., to that this re"at was hydrolyzed directly. with fortnatim at
broury1moRo0iophospUnk "U, S: PPh(CH,Pb)OH, in, 1 '73-4 Lt "Ayl I%**
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At
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unsatd. homotop Ls herc Invelitipted fair the first tinle with r1kyhjil lifgarbiowl (1) and
(11). The arpn. of the coutpontnts or I in the form 4 the and
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the ortioll of VOINUMto 1 IV) fill 11 In 14"Intril not thearid tIllienymy1so, %ix,,l PhAahap
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4111140 weir pNIKI. arid eistud.-l- titer shammed differrut phro Implarritir. III *a- 0,1411u.1
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l j
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Ip front I a .I Vil
find LIW g. of brucine lit 2t) cc. of Illf"CO, in. M 6 , tall.' - 7 W(ale,li 4 111.011mille'l
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