SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PETROV, A.P. - PETROV, A.V.

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VW/ Biology Plant Ecology
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Autbors t Petrov, A. P.
Vitu I Relation of grass plants to light and soil humidity
Perladictl S Dokl, AN SWRI 97$ Ed. 1, 169 - 171, July 1954
Atatnet I Biological and ecological data are presented on the dependence of
grass plants upon light and humidity of the soil for their develop-
ment. Three USSR references. Tables.
Xnstitution : State Pedagogical Institute, Kazan
Presented by : Academiciant V. N. Sukachev, April 26,, 1954

`tM)hiology - Plant Ecology
Card
.Authors t Petrov$ A. P.
Title j Relation between grass plants and certain fertility factors of the soil
Periodical Dokl. AN WSR, 97, Ed. 2# 333 - 335, July 1954
Abstract Experiments were conducted on 46 test areas to establish the relation
between grass plants and certain fertility factors and chemical proper-
ties of the soil. Results are given in table. Three references.
Institution : ...
Presented by : Academician V. N. Sukachev, April 26, 1954

PETROV, A.P.
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Xai'-,its.r iecld~iaue lorests. -c~i.zap.Xaz.un. '.15no.8:63-96 155,
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1. Doystvitel'nyy &ilen onalichestva yestestvoispytatele7.
(Tatar A.S.S.R.-Porests and forestry)

PETROV, A.P. (Kazan')
Goobotanical study of cultivated plants. Uch.zap.Kaz.un. 115
no.10:59-61 '55. (MLRA 10-1,)
(Plants. Cultivated)

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GONCHARENKO, N.K., karid. tekhn. nauk; PETRGV, A.P., inzh.
Relationship between the conditIons f:)r using ropes and the
ys. ucr-eb. LaV.;
selection of the optimum stretching force. TZV. v-
gor. zhur. 6 no.8:149-153 '63. (AURA 16:10)
1. Institut gornogo dela AN Uki6SR. Rekomendovana kafedroy
gornoy mekhaniki KharIkovskogo Instituta gornogo mashino-
Btroyeniya, avtomatiki i v-ychislitellnoy tekhniki.

PETROVP A.P. (Moskva)
Au~oma*-I- c,~-.trol of hau--~.,4, :)pPra'.iona 'In transport usl~.g
electronic computer technl---ies. '.z7. AN SSSR, Energ. .1
trarnp. no.~ 612-h2l. S-0 ~' , (MIRA 1~ill)

PETICUV, A.P., prof., a muszaki tudomanyok dokwra
Application of electronic, -imputera in urg&nfting railroad
traffic. Vasut 13 no.12:14-16 D 163.

PETROV, A.P., professor.
1xperiments with corn on th,) school plot. Zet.v ahkole no.2:61-67
Mr-Ap '56. (MLRA 9:7)
l.Kazanakiy padagogichaskiy institnt.
(School gardens) (Corn (Maize))

Cowitry : USSR
Category: Cultivated PI-1-its Gmias.
.bs J,-ur: Foali -,I Tv, 48879
I' 'vlr v
Inst 'cnd. Sci. USSR
Title The Problc~r.: )f .(;rot4cchn1=1 Diffcrcrit)L:,.t-,,n in Corn
Cultivation -i 'r7.rt,%r ASSR.
OriL; Pub: Tr . Kamis L - f I - '.11 SSSR . Scr . Bik 1 1956 (1957)
vr, . 4, 5- 2,
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diffcrcr.t,--t,~d w t" rcCard t,. s t! c'lar-~ct,.:r stics
and weathLr t- - ns It is sii(,gcst,.!d ~, differen-
tiatc t'iQ t-,,,s f -r--blc scils -,f -~s f-:Llcws;
dz~~rh [;~-y s -s t')c -.. rthurn re-i ',r, w:,-t-r--,y
8-tills f t:1, r
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PrMOV, A.P.; AZIIIDVA. R.G.
Effect of soil temperntur" on thn P,,ermimntlon -if-A nnroutinr of
corn. Trudy Kaznn. fil. All SSSR. Ser. hiol. nnuk. no.4:101-107 '56.
(MrRA 11:11)
1. Kazanskiy filisl All SSSR I Kazanskiy go9udnr9tvpnnyy npdagogi-
cheakiy institut.
(Soil tourpernture) (Corn Nnize)) OerminAtion)

- PETROV, A.P. ; XMNETSOVA, O.K.
Development of corn as inf luence~. the -~o=-,os ition alf f ort Ilizere
introduced In the soil. Trudy Kazan. f1l. AN SSSR. Ser. biol. nauk.
no.h:129-132 '56. OAPtA 11:11)
1. Kozanakiy filial A SSSR I KajanskLy I-owidaritfvt,nnyy pfidAloli-
cheakiy institut.
(Corn (Mnize)--Fert Ill zers nnd -nanures)

MTROV A.?.- DAUTOV. R.K.
.
Ecological characteristics of red clober. Irv. Kazan. fil. AN SSSa.
Ser. biol. nauk no.5:3-9 '56. (MIRA 10-6)
(Clover)

nTqUV. A.P.
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PETROV, A.P.
Kinetics of the exoamos'3 of water from tis-:ues of plants be 'or,;- i n,,
to difforent ocological type.,3. Nauch. dokl. vys. shkoly; b".01.
nnuki no.)3138-D,2 1Q. (141..,A
1. Relcomendovana kafedroy botaniki Kazansko,-o Lnr"Ifl:Aa.
(Os,mosis) (PLA:,-, PHYSIOL(M)

PETROVI A.P.
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Phasic course of exosmois of water from the living tissues of leaves.
Dokl,,A& SSSR 136 no.5:1245-1247 F 161. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Predstavleno akad. N.M.Sisakyanom.
(OomoOis) (Plant cells and tissues)

PETROV, A.P.
Weight met~,od for studying the kinetics of the Pxosmusls of
water from t~e live tissues of plants. bot.z.-ur. -7
371 Mr 162. 1 Mi ri- 1 J! 3 )
1. Kazanskiy Fosudarstvennyy Pcda ovic~eskiy inst'Itut.
(Plant cells and tissuos~ ' (Osmosis)

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BASOV. N.G.,14JRIN, I.D.; PK'MV. A.P.; PROIUIOROV. L.M.: SHTRaIKH, I.V.
Molecular clock. Izv.v-
y9.uc$v3b.zav.; radiofiz. I nn.~:50-5~ , 5~1.
(WIFLI, 12:1)
1. Figiclinnkiy itintitilt imooni P.N. Lobt)dnvei AN SSSR.
(Time measurements) (Molecules--Vibration)

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A Basov, tl.G. and Petrov)- A.P.
_-LE, T,.e Relative Frequency Stability of Molecular Cscillal~o.-_,4
(Ob otnositel'noy stabil'nosti chast3ty molekulyarn,7ki.
generatorov)
I'VilUDICAL: Radioteklinika i Eiektronika, 1958,9vol.III, No..',
PP. 8-299 (US-OR).
A.:-'JTRACT: The problem was investigated experimentally by mearis
-,f the equipment shown in the figure on p.2c)q. The resilts
dire shown graphically in Fig.2 for two different oscillators;
-i,~ e r
staircase-liice curve in the figure shows t~,e frP cy
,!,,v4ation in c/s as a function of time in minutt-s. From -..icz
is seen that over a period of 1~_- minutp. , tse- dif fereace
-ejuency did not vary more than + 0.4 c/s. T:. e r, -i v e
fre ,,lency stability of _~~e oscillators Dvpr tl.(- at,-,vp
-.-.,.is of the order of 10
T;.ere 2 figures and 1 Russian referpnce.
A,S~ C I ATION: Institute of Phjsics im. P.1i. LebedevAS WSP
(Fizicheskiy institut im. P.11. Lebedeva Li S63R)
L: TTE D. July 15, 1957
A'O" AT LAB LE Library of (~on~7.ress
1. Oscillators-Frequency measurement-Stability

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AUTHORSs Veyngarov, M.L., Sivkov, i-A. and Petrov, A.P.
TITLE: Crooles' Radiometer as a I.-odulator of Radiation (RadiometrKrukaa v
icachasi~va modulyatora iziuchoniyaj
PERODICALt Optika i Spelctrosicnoiya, 1959, Vol 6, Nr 3, 9D 713 (USSRj
ABSTRACT: Under some conditions it is not possiole to use modulitors of radiation
which are rotat-i by Kn electric motor. The authors found that a
modified Crookeel radicwietar can be also used as a radiition -nodulitor.
The moving system of' the r-idiomotar consisted of four mica ol'ites
blacicened on one side ind aluminized on the other. 1'riesa -)lAtes were
suspended at 450 to the vertical. , r-L,iiation flux which caused the
radiometer to rotate was directed horizontally on to the blac4aned sidda
of the plates. Radiation flux which was to be Laodulated was directed
vertically on to the aluiiiiiizad Bides of %he elates and was interrupted
when these plates rotated. fhe rite of rot,tion of the radiometer
depended on the vacuum and on the intensity of the horizontal radiation
flux, whic moved the plates. tie hi6he6t rate of' rot,,ition vao achieved
at 2 x 10- mm lig with the horizoiital flux intensity of 0.5 W. The ridio-
meter rotated then at 13 rev/sac, equivalent to a modulation frequency
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,rooictBl itadiorneter a5 a ~.,oaulator of :t~A;I~tlon
of 52 cls . rhiB frequency could r,.) ,,- -rj,-;~;-jd cozitinuousi., to zero.
'rho maximuni diameter of the c-sti-sc--tion of the -,,iodul.tted uearn war, 10 mm.
Another variant of the Crooices' radiometer witn two series of piates
could also be used as the rtdiation modulator. In t~.is case one sories
of plates was fixed vertically and was used for rot.tion of the
radiometer, while the other was used to :nodul-te the verticai radiation
flux.
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1_'iAVJ?1OH: gotray, A. P. Mvsmzadel M. 14.
TITLE., TtrSpht ic so om petrolem products
SOMCE.: IVUZ. Neft' I gaz,, no, S. 1963.- 67-70
:TOPIC TAGS: terephthe4ic acid,, benzew,, olefin,, dialIVIbenzene
:ABSTRACT: This work describes a method of eparation ~f terephthalic acid from
pr
iparaethylloopropylbenzene vhich Is separated as a by-product in the alXylation of
!benzene in a vide olefinic fraction. The clear polymeric products vh1ch are
'formed after the aWlation of the above-mentioned fraction contain dialkyl
:benzenes.in approximately the folloving amounts: diethylbenzene 9%.
ethylisopropylbenzene fraction 193.i9sc about 12%.. and di-isopropylbenzene. By
:oxidizing the above dialkylbenzenes in the close and in the vide fractions vith
nitric acid it-is possible to obtain terephthalic acid with good yields. The
fractimi 19 0 to 195*C of the clear polymer corresponds to par~aethy].Isopropylbenzene.
3
By oxidizing this fraction vith nitric acid a yield of 82.8% of terephthalic acid
is obtained. Or1g. art. has: 2 tables and I figure.
Azerbaydzhan Inat. of Petroleum and Ghemistr7.
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BUTKEVICH, R.V.: SERENOV, A.P.- WINCV, G.P.: PETROV, A.P.
Results of us inp thp c~iam,)pr m' ninp syT teE In J99 tonip-n s liale =ines .
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l.Vsesoy-7an7y nauc-no-lssledovatel'skiy upol'ny-y institlit (for
Bitkovich , Semenov). 2.Leningradskly po,ny-v institut (for Rakinov)
3.Treet Estonslanets (for Petrov).
(Estonia--Shale) (Mining onglneorlng)

ZIIUKOVSKIY, N.11 ; f,-,TIIOV, A.3
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indlct.w, C ro~- - -u(i t, m-5:1-,P-31 '61. 1: ~ :.".A ~ " : ~
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7.HUKOVSKIY, N.P.; PEM.OV, ,.S.
Determiriiag iridicov for .r, - ;,- -ading '3r *Ior, .- -:. -,-.f
I
of trtanguli,r (llaL:rww. Ubog. rW ' . I . ~ - . ,I
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(Iran orf-:3-:osting) ~Ur( ~Iro~sstnt;)

YEVSIGVICH, S.C.; PETROV, A.S.; CREPURVY10i, K.S.
Flow she,-,t of the Gari ore dressing plant. Obog. rud - m.4:3-10
162. (?M-.A It, 34)
(Ore dressing)

ZIIUKOVSKIY, N.P.; FE:TOV, A.j.
GraphIc method for the -,f' or- ~reqs"ig ~n,:'ces.
k'MIP.A 1-7.~,
Obog. rud. 8 '63.

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in 1,,y:-,.1cotc61nici,1. jj,,,A~'tu'Lc V. D. f1z,40-
Analysis of reactive morulation ampli*licr with seruconductor-dioce capacitance
C E IVUZ. Fizika, no. 5, 1966, 1,+-Zo
~C)?:C '.'A63: timplifier design, amplitude modulation, phaso moduLation, parametric
ai,~;);ifkicr, nonlinear effect
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', 3 7 TV, 0'n-,e authors point out tiat earlier ana!Zfnis of such ampllf'.ers, carried out
,L)y ',I,c rcthQ(, of complex ampl.'tuuct; rxrd uze of ',lie Gisciiii,rity bc-weer. tne
ion- type and -,wirtiamctric ampl-'Ners, doeLi no', yiel~l t;;)ecific or, the
t~-,e of modulation which titkes pl'iLce tit a giver, tunin,, of the tank circuit, (L..(-; GOCB
~,t ormit analysis of ncnlincar effects. To climinzac tnese s-.3rtcoi-~dn,~n, ti,i-
solve tne differential equations for ti-.e equivalent circuit of ti,e
by -.i,e methods of o6cillation theoi-f in the lincar and no.-ilinear approximatloi.r. Only
sinGle-crided amplifiers are considered. in tne linear approximation it it. _iiawn that
mouulation amplification can be accompanied by both ampLitude and phase modulation,
t.-le 1"-tter going over into the frequency modulation with increasing signal frequency.
in the nonlinear approximation, the critical mode due to the non!inearity of the Sys-
tem is considered. It is shown that in this mode amplitude and phase modulation with
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rr~axinum depth exist simultanco-,izly. -,r, t.-.e crItica.' moGe, t.,.'l ga~r, ~-rcreLea Withotat
limit wita decreasing frequency, so that ti-iis m,)de can De ui;e(; for dc
Ine Gpectrum of the oGcil-lations on the diode iG determined for the critical mode.
it is shown that the use of the upper sideband frequency is more effective than the
use of the lower one. Orig. art. has: 2 figures and 21 formulas.
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DETINKC, V. N.; FE7ROV, A. ~-.
Forced o6cillations in an electric circuit with a nonlinear
capacitor. Izv. -rfB. ucheb. zav,.; fiz. no.6:90-98 162.
(MIRA 16:1)
1. Sibirskiy flziko-te~hnic~e!,klv institut pri Tomskom gosu-
darstv-ennom uni-tersitete imenl Kuybysheva.
(Elocti-ic lusrillfkti~)ns)

U196
S/109/62/007/012/016/021
D266/D308
AUTHOR; Petrov, A.
TITI,i~: G-in of iossy travelling wave diode parametric
I 0j ICA L: i ele~tronlka, v. 7, no.
f_V)0,"0'j2
T~'XA" Tne ,arpj.,;e ()!' tt,e diaper ib to calcul;ite tneoretic,'Ally tl,E
potenti,ril distriuutiins pert;iining to tne signal, i,Jler and pump-
.r.6 frejuencies. Tht_- -,uthuro analysis follows that of A. .*. Cul-
len (,L)roc. iRZ, loto, ~Z, loi) but extends it to the case
wnen there -Lre losses on -L!~ th-ree frequencies. The complete so-
iation is obtained in a c.osed form in terms of be88el functions
of tt~e second Kin~l. If t.), = '.~2and r)(I= rx2=r-< the Bes8el functions
reduce to hyperboiic functions snowing clearly a growing and a de-
caying wave. The condition of amilification is
-4 > 1
2 (7)
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.4nere Capacity --)t"ff'cleat at .,,e oet;Lnniro; ti,e
transmission line, i~- of tre diode at the pumping fre-
3 ~o
quency. Trie amplitude of ti-e growir,g wave is maximum at
'A
z n
9pt 2
and its vague is
V1 1 4
-v, U max ~4
Thus both the optitnum '~crigth and ttie m;txImum gain incre;ise wi-th J,n-
creasing 4. The existence of dn optimum length is a feature of this
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solution (when lou~;eu ~)n ai I threv fr~c,juencies are included ~ not
foliowir.e. 'rom ~vur4. Inere is I figure.
AS60CIATION: 3io1rsKiy 11',ziKo-tekhnicheseiy inatitut pri Tomakom
60oudaratvennom univerijitete im. V. V. Kuybysheva
~'Jiberian Physical and Engineering Institute at Tomsk
3tate University im. V. V. Kuybyshev)
SUBMITTED: January W, 062
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IVANOV, A.N.; FETRUV, A.6.
Measuring the capacitance, inductance, ano rea~lstancc- .c,
spreading of parametric semi,,oncuc*,:.- ci,de;3 in he
ouperbigh fmquency range. Izv. vys. ~iclieb. zav; fiz. no.1:35-38
10. (,Rl iA I C, 1 5 )
i. Sibirskiy fiziko-teklini heskiy in.9titut pri r,imsk -r;
gosudarstvonnum universltet~e imejU V.V.Kuybysi,eva.
(Juncti,n ti-insistors-Electri- j,rc.;,erties)

DETINKO, V,N.; FEIROV. A.o.
Analysis of the operation of a single-stage ampLifier-converter
with nonlinear capacl~ance. RaqIotekh. i elektr-)n. 8 n(.1,7:
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souacge ser. oh. slaktranika i yoye primenantroo On. 9A2%
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TOPIC TAOSs paramtric snplifterg traveling wave,, frequency
chore tortattica, traveling wave amplifier
ABSTRACTs On the basis of known expressions-those for the condition.of synchronism,
and the condition of equal group velocities of the sipal and of the difference wava
design calculations an made for a concrete amplifier circuit. Snporimental results
an investigation of a parametric traveling-wave amplifier under regenerative con-
ditions aro given; the results agree with the calculated data. The most uniform
frequency characteristics were obtained by adjusting the output filters. Aa Wli-
Motion factor of 14 db was obtained in the raw of 0.6 No (16%) at a mean frs-
qU4WY of 3.6 No and a pumping amplitude of 2 v. [LO)
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Zl-l,'',,OVSKI'Y , Nikolay Pltitonavlch; I E-,RCVA-L eksey Semenovich;
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kand. tekhr-nau-k, retsenzent;
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sign of ore-dre.-sing plani,sl Graficheskie metody tekhnolo-
gicheskikh rascbp,-ov pri Iroektirovanii oDo~-,atitellriTkh fab-
rik. IJoskva, Izd-vo "~edra," 1c,64. it-,8 P. (~q~,A 17--l'

- FETROV, A.S.; TKACHP.NKO, I.A.; KRIVOSHEYA, P.I.; KRAVCHENKO, A.V., lnzh.
Advanced section or com-linist !Ft~or. Pl-i*.' i vu,.. k!~oz. --
165. (M:RA 18:-",
1. NachAllnik Svpt.ovaVoy distantsii Donetskoy dorog-I (for Pe*rov). 2. Sekre-
tar' pRrtiynogo byuro, stantsiyR Svatovo, Donetskoy dororl 'for Tkqchenkc).
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AUrHOR: Shoshtayeva, M. V. -, Tarkhanova, E. B. ; Kr7-uchkov, F. A. - Petrov, S.
A.
TITLE: Treatment for unsaturated polyeste
class 39,10. 173933
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteniy I tovarnykh znakov, no. 16, 1965, 81
TOPIC TAGS: polyester, fire resistant material
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been Issued for a treatment for unsaturated
polyesters involving acetic anhydride. To produce nonburni glfwd water-restst;~~
unsaturated polyesters, a chloral-modified unsaturated polyester Is used, and
the treatment to carried out vith excess acetic anhydride with heating at 60-70C'-
min in the presence of a tertiary amine, e.g., triethylamines IBM]
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mladshiy red. ; N( GINA, N, , tekhn. red.
[Work and the creative capacity of the masses ''7rud .' t7-jr-
chestvo mRss. Moskvn, Sotsekgiz, 196'. 185 p. (MIRA 16:2,
(Efficiency, Industrial)

PETROV, A. S. Aspirant and 14IMKOV, A. N. Prof.
"The Problem of DtminiBhing the BreakJng Tendency In SpinnJng Processes,"
report gitsen at the All-University Scientific Conferenca "Lomonosav Lectures", Vest.
Mosk. Un., No.8, 1953.
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GlNZf3URG, O.F.; LELOGORODUlY, V.V.; PETROV,-A.S.
Dyes witt. a-ntpyrim =Clei. Paxt 9: Derivatives vtL
two and three heterocycles. Zhur.cb.khim. 32 no.IG:33A7-332"
- (MIRA 15:11)
c 1 (12
1. Leningradskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut imeni
Lensoveta.
(Dyes and dyeing)
(Antipyrine)

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PETROV, A.S. , inzhfqnmr.
Marine machine '*,uilding at the exhibition in London. Vest.
mash. 16 no.-,):"?-9 is '~6. ( W-RA -1 - 10 ',
(London--Marine mrigines--Exhibitions)

PKAOV, Aleksey Semenovich; KAa.ANGV, Alek-sandr Ivanovich; KULODIV,
Ya.l., red., LEYAN~~OV.;Kll, ".N., red.; GOLYATKINA, A.G.,
red. izd-va; ISLE?,,TIYEVA, P.G., tekhn. red.
DAtnufacture of :.c)lln for cold rolling) Prolzvodstvo valkov
kholodnoi prokatki. I of3kva, Vetallurgizdat, 1962. 2-16 p.
(Plf-~A 15:4)
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Scientific and technical meetings at the Plovdiv :n"rnational
Sample Fair, Tekstilna prom 13 no.6:34-36 164.

PTUk._-!E ' BOOK EXPLO. 30V 235r)
P~,~~:-ov, Appoltnarty Stepanovich
1'ro-'zvodstvo t primenentye gruntoblokov v maloetazhnom stroltel's-.,,,,n. 7rod lc'~ ''D-
and Use of Adobe Blocks in One-and Tvo-stor-f 3tructures~ Magadar., 4': p
-,Se rie s: Magadan. Vfiesoyuznyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut zolota
redkikh metallov. Trudy: Mostnyye stroymaterialy, vy-p. 7'. "~O copies
printed.
Additional 3ponsoring agency: RSF3R. MaEgLdanskiy sovet narodnogo khozyayetva.
N. A. Vansheydt; Editorial Board: N. A. Shilo (Resp. Ed.). P. P. A-leksandrov,
F. R. Apel'tsin, V. P. Berezin A. I. Kalabin, G. ',. Kuznetsov, L. P. Matsuyev,
E. Llluzhdin, 3. V. Potemkin (Deputy Resp. Ed. L. 7. Firsov (Resp. 3ecretary),
r-nd T. G. Fomenko.
L~rRPOSE: This book is intended for civil engineers or other persons interested In
building materials.
COVERAGE: The book treats of the applicability, technical prupertles &ad production
of adobe blocks as building materials. Production processes, granulometric
analysis, building plans &ad techniques, and economic advantages In the use of
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this material are discussed in detail. There are 10 3ariet references,
&1-1 Soviet. No personalities are mentioned.
TAFAZ OF CONTENTS: None given; the book is divided as follows:
Introduction I
T-achnical characteristics of adobe blocks 4
Characteristics of raw materials for adobe blocks 6
Production of adobe blocks 7
Preparation of stabilizers 9
Choice of components for adobe blocks 13
Organization of the production of blocks 1-7
Preparation of soil 1~
Production of soil mixture s 19
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)P -milinatIon of the gran-ilometr'c -onrpos't'on of Bolls
m.:,.a,.~ )n of gravP.j P
of the corie,-,, r~f' coarse san-A part-11cles
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, A5trcinomlya 1. Geodezlya,
Nr 8, pp 71 - 72
Bugrov_L B.G_ Gorlov, 0. ., Petrov, A.V., Jerov, A.',,., Yugov,
____Ye.M.,
TIME: Investigations of the Vital Activity
in Rocket Non-hermetic Cabin up
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Predvarit. itogi. nauchn.
sov. iskusstv. sputnikov Zemli.
pp 130 - 1119 (Kngl. sum.)
of Animals L'Airing Flights
to lib km
Issled. s pomoshch'yu pervyk-h
I ra-ket. Moscow, AS '133R, lqt)8,
d'.J'TRA':'1': The results are des,ribed of .,,)vlet studies or. the effl-lenry
of using diving ~;ults for maintaining the ~lfe )f experllmf,rit~,_
dog when the -abin is le-hermetizeLl i1nd the dog,~: :itay sub-
sequently at high altitudes for Ft iong time (~q. t, : ri,,ur). nip
possibility .~f leaving the cabin by the cataputing methori ~t
an altitude of 8C - 9G km and high f,ight velocity was also in-
vestigated, 't was established that the use of a ventilation
Ird 1/14 living suit, -onventional In flight pratice, with Fin oxygen

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X,V/35-59-&-6606
Investigations of the Vital Artivity of Animais During Kights In )i,.cket
Non-hermetic Cabin up to ~11~) e:m
protecting mask for maintaining the life of Fin experlmental animal IE lnr,;rl-
..'enlent in many respects and even dangerous for the animal . Therefore, t :3f,e 1~~.
ventilation diving suit with a spherical voluminous helmet ma-de )f trinsparen*
plexiglas, a system of oxygen supply and an extensl,,n-type 1~r~iy were levelopel
A constant working pressure of 440 mm Hg was maintained In the diving, 11,.ri-.,~
flights at altitudes above 4,350 m by means of a special valve. The 11viriF _,,il
was fastened on the extension-type tray and Inserted Into a -atapult rarrizige
which was similar to catapult devices of modern a1rcraft Thk- equIpmen' )n-
-IsTed of a special amplifier, -alled the air-craft medicall set and iev1:;Pd f-
-ecordinp- the frequency of breathing and pulse, the vtlues )f may.1mum ~tn;
.um arterial pressure, body temperature and the intemal temperature In tr.e
i1ving. suit. Usually, two quite sImilar carriages with dogs were io-o-,Drr-!V-!
.~i ~ha rocket head section, The rocket took off 3 - 5 min pr1or to sunrise -Url
!'Iew up to an altitude of 111C km. The flight along the ascending branch of tric-
*rajectory was in the main stabilized. At an altitude of !I',(- - '_9 ~m,
after the take-off, the rocket hehd section was sep,trated -uid fit,trtefl, nur.-
~ird 2/4

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:nve3tigntlons of' the Vital Artivity if Animals E~.ring Flights In F -Ket
Non-hermetIr Cabin up to ' It. ea
.3tabilized free falling, At an altitude of ?1i - 'A' Km, -orrPqpnn,tlrijz, t,;
-47 - 25u sec of flight, the animal placed In the right -~trr!,qe waF,
pulted at a velocity of 56-, - 730 m/sec. The carriage with the anima. fpll
Freely during 3 sec, after which a parachute device was opened. The lynamiz
)oad during, the opening of the parachute amounted to '-,()C kg, and U-1p over-
. oadir4; to !' g. At the 1~9,' - 1,141 ser of the flight, when the rocket hend
se2tion reached, in its falling, the 39 - 46 km altitude, the animal In the
left carriage was catapulted at a velocity of over 1,1~,X) n/3e-, 'he eft
-atapult carriage with the animal fell down to the 3.8-km altltude, when
loArivhute device was put Into operation. The m;tin factors affecting
, the fjr:it :itiige of the flight were engine
~ny:ilol(,glc~tl ninctionn (luring
:,)1:ie, vibrations and Increasing ac-eleratlrn; luring the se:-)nd
weiw~.tles.~ne6s. and during the thlrd stage, upon entering the dense ;ttmo-
iplieric :.yer.3, gravity and acceleration. The res,jl-~ -~f measurementq -showed
1~nat modeza- changes In the values of arteriai ~res~v..re, pu.5e frequen,-y and
breathing - -irredin the PLnimals during the flight. In ro--kets. The 4,~t*,i Db-
*.~,ined warrFu,t a conclusion that lifferences in tn,~- changes if pu:.s- freq,,ten~-y
-ard 3/4

V/
:nv"stlgation3 og the Vital Artivity of AnImals Purfrig Flights tr.
Non-hermetic cabin up t,, -~ OM
.qe:-c- c,11e.,Tn1necJ Dy the ype if !j;#-, c-m:i:
f par * I -i, bind N 11 we Igh r : , -, : --- -i 1~-
rr,,,Aer--i,,e reduction of trealr-.Ine, tr"quen-y durinw '.i.- ~-rl,
wa- ob!3ervPii In all dogs r~ wh'). e , 1~he I nveb I lg-i'- 1 ~r- j.~-
*hA* maskless diving suits preservFA *he 1 Ifr- .f -u.4.7, i- I . r 1 "'t, ~,P
~i ro~7ket non-hermetical; cabin ap tu 11~, km, ratap,_Cting ~tnc.'
par,icnute from 75 - 81~) kti, whl.e 'he tota,' 'Ime if in the,
i'mospneri- i-tyers amounted lo 60 minufP5 Fht-re -ir~- :P ref`Pr--n
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KESSEITIKH, R.M.1 SOTNIKOV, V.G.; TRIPFP, V.G.; PFTROV, A.V.; pOKHOLKOV, YU.P.;
SHTJMILGV, Yu.N.
Some electrophysical properties of the homolog series of novolak-type
phenol-formaldehyde reoins. Izv. TPI 126t26-35 164. (MIRA 18t7)

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AMOR: 'Petrov, A. V.,(Candidate of technical sciences); MOTSUOv- A- 1. (Engi-
neer
TM5% On the formation of the jet of deposited coating material by means of
a slum Are
SOURCE: Svarochnoye prolavodetvo, no. 9, 1965, 5-7
TOPIC TAGS: metal coatingA plasm jet, metal deposition, nqz&IM n rc
_4qjj& . a
discharge, metal pom4ew -It
W, 15;
ABSTRACT: At present coatings of powder matertais usually are deposited with the
aid of stationary are burners in which the powder is introduced into the plasma
jet in the region of the nozzle channel. Experiments with the deposition of
coatings of different w aterials _LW, Aftl 23 ZrOp and others) showed that the ef-
fectiveness of the process the coefficient uf utili-
zation of the powder material -- dependsto a large degree on the site of intro-
duction of the powder into the nozzle channel. in -this connection the authors
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examine the optimal conditions for the formation of the jet of deposited material
as a function of the processes occurring in the plasma burner. An analysis of the
structure of the plasm jet in the nozzle channel on the basis of the laws of
thermodynamic and the kinetics of chemical reactions indicates that the region
directly beyond the active (anode) spot of the arc discharge is the optimal site
for introducing the gas and powder. The introduction of powder at this site vill
intensify the processes of recombination in the plasma jet. Owing to the in-
crease in the effective heat conduction of gases in the recombination-tempera-
ture range, the process of the transfer of heat from the high-temperature plasm
jet to the comparatively cold powder material will be greatly intensified in this
section of the nozzle channel. As for the position of the anode spot. this must
be experimentally determined, by means of a special probe, since it depends on thel
design and operating parmmters of the burner, such as the nozzle channel diameter,
and the rate of involution of the gas flow. Orig. art. has: 6 figures
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AUTHOR* Petrov, A. V.- Verbitskiy. V. G.; Slavin, 0. A.~
W155 YY. 53- . y(f. ', ;r
TITLE: Conatric7iedsic welding&/ CoLass 21, No. 172423
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobretenzy I tovwnWkh zaakov, no. 13, 19,65, 49
TOPIC TAGS: arc welding, constricted arc welding, thin sheet arc veid-4ng
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been Issued for a method of constricted are
welding of thin sheet materials. The welding Is done with a closed constricted
arc using a miniature chamber pressed at a definite pressure to the parts being
welded and moved along the weld.
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FIETFICIV, A. V. ; K ARY AK I N, A. V. ; XARUNC V A, K. '.
Mpchanimr. of r!~Pnlim oxtrnction wl'th trlta;tyl "-h-,--.
nporg.khim. 10 no.4:986-991 Ap 165. (MIRA 18:6)
1. Institut go-okYimii i anigliticheskoy khiinfi ims-ni Vernadskogo
AN SSSR, VD!gogrmdskdy po' '-khnicheskly institLt i Gosudarstvonnyy
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'AUTHOR: Slayin, G. W(Gandidate of technical sciences); Fetroy, A
.ef technical sciences); SmIrnova, S. V. (Engineer); Korotkova, G. M. (Engineer)
ORG; none Y ell
TITLE: Automatic pulsed-arc welding of thin aluminum-alloy sheets with a nonconsum-
able electrode YY, 5 i-TI q V, ~ --)), I
SOURCE: Svarochnoye proizvodstvo, no. 12, 1965, 18-20
TOPIC TAG13: aluminum, aluminum alloy, &M, sheet,
are welding, p --- @Mal -able el-ecTiro-&-Weldiod, TIG weld-
.4WHAdf: Aluminuoalloy Sheet4s 0,2-1.0 mm thick can be successfully joined by
rpuleed-are TIC welding In which two area are employed: a continuously maintained
.46ok-44ere.p1lot are and 0.1pulded welding arc. Such a pulsed arc under optimum
pioiduces better penetration with a considerably lower beat Input, thus
reducing waVage and the danger of burning through. The effectiveness of the pulsed
are Is detendned by the Current and duration of pulse, the ratio of pause dur ion
to pulge duration (0), and the pitch of the weld spots. 3xperiments conducted with
allcW Meets showed that for each thickness within 0.2-1.0 me there to an
optimal range of parameters. The minimum warpoge in sheets 0.5 and 0.7-1.0.m
'Ahick Is achieved at a 0 of 1.5-3.0 and 1.0-2.0, respectively. The optium darsticM

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