SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LURYE, B.R. - LURYE, G.K.

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BOGDAIMEVIGHS V.V.k,~~L~
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Construction of the Kaushany Canning Plant. Kona. i ov. pro=*
no.7:15-a7 J:L 163. (111U 16:9)
1. Gosudarstvennyy aoyuznyy proyektnyy institut po proyakti-
revaniyu prodpriyatiy pishchevey promyshlermosti.

DERBAREMYER., M.I.; SEREEPYNNIKOVA, K.L.; TERNOVSKIY, V.A.; Prinimali
uchastiye.- SHAROV.4 p.M.- NOV~TKOV L.Z.; LUR- PISIMENP
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M.K.; KARABIN, A.I. [deceased); KOSTIN, L.I.; 7170=rr' -P.;
MEDVEDEV, F.V.; GFLIIWANOV, S.G.; BONDARIP V.G.; T1WjF-E7EV,
P.I.; MNINA9 L.V.; AREEKCVr F.F.; NIKOLAYEV, N.I.; YAROSLAV,
T.Ye.;.NUDELIMAN, V.G.
Gasification of mazut under vressure in a steam-oxygen blast.
Gaz. prom. 9 no.11:49-50 164. WIRA 17:12)

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,1792 1,URIY B. V. Ekonomiya alektroenergii v pod " crano -trins prortn3ekh
'~bornik inuteri.-lov i~iauch.-L,ikhn. scnoii FJO okonotdi
elektroenfwgii. (Okt. 1947, go VYp- I. If. , 1949, s. 112-2,1. -
nibliogr: 5 nazv.
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MAKARENKOJ, G.A.; GRIGORIYEVA, V.G.; SIMNINA, T.I., red.;
LJJRIYEI B.V., red.
(Recent developments in agricultural research and
practice; an annotated bibliograp!W] Novoe v sellsko-
khoziaistvennoi nauke i praktike; annotirovanyVi uka-
zatell literatury. Moskva, Izd-vo "Kolos," 1964. 131 P.
(MIRA 18:2)
1. Moscow. TSentrallnaya nauchnaya sel'skokhozyaystven-
naya biblioteka.

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AUTHOR-. .-Lur-LYC_~11
TITLE: Maximum in time of active neLgative resis-
t anc e
PEMIODICA.L: Referativnyy ~L;hurnal, Avtoiaatika i radiocleltroitika,
110. ap 1961, 16, lil stract 3 K106 (Tr. uchebn. in-tov
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swja!zi. 14-vo rvyazi SSSR, 19G0, ao. 3, 111-118)
TMCT: A description is givcn of how to obtain, by using
feedback syst-ems (FS), active dipoles UO) producing in a given
frn-quency ra%rte activo negativa rnsistatices (X1R). The maximLim
possible value of feedbach is eval-,iatcd ffor circuits which have to
produce a given UIR. The i-iiaximum -)ossiblc,. stability of Zit iii time,
as determi cd by the t-aaximium possiOle fccdbac1;, is limited both by
the amplifier propertier. anet 1),t, the c,c. and s.c. stability of AD.
T'he po~aibility has oE rc!alization of Allilk. in the
form of an AD, with aad ~-ritho'ut ,,'crot; aw-1 poles in thf~ right p-half-
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AUTHORS: Zelyakh, E.V. and Lurlye. B.Ya.
TITLE; A Method for the Physical Realization of an Ideal
Power Converter
PEIRIODICAL: Radiotekhnika i elektronika, 1960, Vol-5, No.12,
PP.1895-1901
TEXT: The conception of an ideal power converter as a circuit
element was introduced by Zelyakh in 1957 (Ref.1). It ts a
two-port with matrix
a,, a,,

a21 a
n

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Connected in cascade with other two-ports it increases the signal
by a factor of K in one direction and by I/K in the other,''
independently of the input impedances of the two-ports on either
side. Its input impedance is identical with that of the load
connected across the output terminals. It was shown (Ref.2) that
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any irreversible two-port can be reduced to a reversible'two-port
in cascade with an ideal power converter. The physical
realization of ideal power converters is the subject of the present
article. Analysis showd that the circuit of Fij.1 will behave as
an ideal power converter under certain conditions. The matrix of
Fig.lb is
1ZIS 0
(a] = 0 -P
0.
With s I this is the matrix of,the.ideal power -Lonverter with
ii - I = K. With a cpi= 1 the circuit is equivalent to the cascade
connection or an ideal converter and an ideal transformer.., For
K to be a real quantity, it to necessary that V,.Zl, SZI, Z2 and.
be real and positive. Stable and real .1L over a working
Z3
bandwidth requires the use of a negative feedback amplifier. if
the amplifier Is not rigorously unilateral, back-transmission of
the signal from the output to the input terminals may be
A pentodd circuit
compensated by adjustment of Z2 and Z3-
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modelling Fig.lb is given in Fig.3, The ratio of input to
output impedances is very close to unity below I MCI. The authors
list several applications in measurement techniques. - The most
inter-esting application is as a negative-resistance amplifier
(rig.4 and 5). Bridging the converte'r (Fig.4) gives a short-
circuit-stable negative-resistance amplifier, putting the
impeo.-ince in the common lead (Fig-5)'gives an open-circuit-stable
amplifier. The article closes with stability considerations.
There are 5 figures, 1 table and 5 references: 4 Soviet and
I non-Soviet.
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AUTHOR.* Lurlye, B.Ya.
TITLE: The Stability of the Modulus of Amplification of a Feedback Ampli-
fier
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PERIODICAL: Elektrosvyazl, 1960,NNo. 6, pp. 14 - 17
TEXT: The author discusses the disagreement between the formula and , the
verbal definition of the quantity of sensitivity of a feedback amplifiel-,.which
is found in the well-known book by G. Bode (Ref. 1). Here, the sensitivity is
defined as "the ratio of the percentage change of the value /Ato the per.,entage
change of originating in this case". The author states that complex values
have been u ed in the formula, while their moduli have been used in the verbal
definition. Bode further holds that a flat frequency characteristic T is best
within the limits of the working range. In the author's opinion, a flat freqUEn/
cy characteristic is not the optimum solution for obtaining-a high degree of
stability of the amplification modulus ~p at an instability of the value(A. He
introduces the conception of the modulus of sensitivity Sn which determines the
stability modulus of a feedback amplifier. He investigates the connection be-
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The Stability of the Modulus of Amplification of a Feedback Amplifier
tween S", the return ratio T (vozvratnoye otnosheniye) and determines the for~-
of the frequency characteristic T, which provides the highest modulus of sens
tivity in the working range. There are 3 figures and 1 Soviet reference.
SUBMI=. March 26, 1959
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iITLE: IFe6dba6k, iri:~ asystem with- parallel amplification channels A>
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SOURCE:. ~,Elekl. jaz no. 12, 1964, 35-41
-TOPIC VAGS-.~ t~~dback, amplifier. eedlback the~ory
STRACt--. A61is sof -"Stems; with:multichannet feedbacks ia considered in
d ,whicht.t,he de~pt,JX_L df;-t,h:e.-- feedback can exceed that ~Gf a~. single -channel feedback by
ve oped of calculating a feedback system whiqh
many Ames method ts:e
contains a nuhiber 6f parallel amplification channels with a view toward obtaining
the deepest possible feedback. By generalizing a well-known definition of an
ble single -channel -feedback system. a new definition is fornl~lated
te stability -of a.system with a specified sequence of parameters (to
.~Po!vsibll ity of sequential oviirl6adinj ofAbdividual amplification
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Stability conditions of bilateral amplifiers on communication lines
with varying terminal loads. Xlektrosviaz' 14 no-1110-47 H 16o.
(MIRA 13:12)
(Telephone, Automatic) (Amplifiers (Electronics))

AUTHOR: Lurlyeq B. Ya.
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D271/D301
TITLE: The realization of a two-terminal network with passive
immittance and low noise level by means of a feedback
system
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Avtomatika i radioelektronika,
no. 3, 1962, abstract 3-7-14b (Tr. Nauchno.tekhn. kon-
ferentsii. Leningr. elektrotekhn. in-ta s*vyazi, no. 3,
L., 1961, 31-36)
TEXT: It is known that the e.m.f. of thermal noise at the termin-
als of a passive two-terminal network, with an impedance Z = R +,iXi
at temperature T, is E = -V-KTAfR, or, in a dual representationt
thermal noise current is Y =-V"K_T_AfG when the admittance of the net-
work is Y = G + iB. By making use of active elements it is possible:
to realize a network with passive immittance which differs from a
passive network by having in a certain frequency band a consider-
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the circuit have the'same,
(e.g. the cathode of
praise noise of such
absolute temperature
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notwithstandin !a that all components-of
and sometimes much higher temperature T
an electron tube). It is convenient to ap-
networks by the magnitude of the equivalent
T , or by a coefficient
T E12 R 112 G
Y = ---2 1 - _Z_1
E R I G
In an infinitely wide frequency band r cannot differ by a finite
value from unity; this is, however, possible in a limited frequen-
cy band. Conditions of realizability of a network of this type, in
a feedback system, are considered. Passive real resistances in the
feedback loop and inberent noise of the amplifier (shot no-ise,etc.)
are the source of noise in the discussed system. knalyeis of feed-
back systems shows that when bridge feedback is used (voltage and
-current feedback) it is possible to have rl-e,1, in a certain fre-
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quency band. In order to obtain the smallestpossible values of
noisy real resistances should be eliminated as far as possible,
and for this purpose it is of advantage to use a two-winding trans-
former to supply bridge feedback. Values of r= 0.13 were obtained
in experiments but they are not the smallest possible. 3 referen-
ces. /-Abstracter's note: Complete tranalation._7
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LUR 173, B. Ya.
Zeroes of the sum of tvo immittances in the right-hand
halfplanse Elektrosvie,O 16 no.9:66-69 s 162. (miRA 15:9)
(Electric networks)

_;~UR!YE,,B(jrjLa,YakovIevichI ABOLITSp I.A., otv. red.; O"UTS.)VA,
Ye.A., red.
[Design of transistor amplifiers with direct feedback]
Proektirovanie tranzistornykh usilitelei s glubokoi ob-
ratnoi sviazliu. Moskva, SviazI, 1965. 149 p,
(MIRA 18: 5)

L 1583-66 EWT(IY/EWA(h)
AM5017256 BOOKEXPLOITATION UR/
621.37504.001.12
Lur'Zs, Boris Yakovlevich
DdsLgningtransistor amplifiers with heavy feedback (Proyektirovaniye
tranxistovnykh u9iliteley 9 Slubokoy obratnoy avyaz, Iyu) Moscow,
lxd-vo "Svyazts" 1965. 149 p. illus.,blblio. 12,350 copies printed*
TOPIC TAGSs amplifier, transistor amplifier, transistor amplifier
feedbacki amplifier design, amplifier stability, heavy feedback,
I*Aqav feedback systems single channel feedback, multichannel
feedbacks,parallel feedback circuit, audio frequency amplifier
TtIPURPOSE:'AND COVERAGE: The book to intended for engineers concerned
with designing high-quality transistor amplifiers, particularly for
long-distance communication systems* and for students at communica-
tLon schools of higher education* It.may also be useful for
-'technician 8 concerned with automatic regulation systems (servo-
mechanisms).. 'It Is assumed that the reader Is familiar with basic
transistor techoology6 The book discusses the theory of heavy-
feedback transistor amplifiers in relation to electron-tube amplifi.,
Coid

ere and emphasLxes the use of mathematical apparatus to solve
amplifier design.problems. Part of the book also covers the
general theory of linear feedback systems.
TABLE OF CONTENTSt
Introduction 3
Principal symbols 5
Ch. Is Computation of the gain and input and output resistance 7
1. Feedback ratio and feedback difference in a single-channel
feedback system -- 7
~2. HpgnLtude of a-feedback-connected signal -- 12
30 Input resistance of a feedback system 14
4.- Transfer function of a feedback system is
S. Depen4ence of the amount of feedback on load -- 23
6. The case of a balanced bridge and simplifying the calculation
of system parameters -- 25
7,, Basic single-channel amplifier feedback circuits:,--- 29
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81 Instabilityof the transfer constant' with a finite feedback
level 41
9*~ Influence of amplifier parameters on the input resistance with
a finite amount of feedback -- 43
.10, Noise and nonlinearity in a feedback system 48
11. `,H4ltibhanndI feddbai--k tircuits-"51
-D-c feedback and the stabilization of translator operating
conditiona -- 57
Of Or4er-for the designing of amplifiers 61
i4a~ SpOL'cial feedback circuits -- 72
Ch. 11. Ensuring stability in the presence of a strong feedback 78
le~ Parameter stability and absolute parameter stability -- 78
Relation between phase and attenuation* Minimal phase
circuits--- 81
in iegral limitations of circuit parameters 88
4, Optimal Nyquist diagram according to Rode 96
.59~- Frequency properties and types of transistor connections 100
6. Optimal NyquLat diagron for transistor amplifiers -- 107
Realization of an optimal diegram. The most favorable position
0
the asymptote III
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25 no -7: 17 Jl 15 9. - (MLIA 12:11)
1. Upravleniye khleboproduktov pri Sovete 14inistrov Turltmenskoy
SSR.
(Turkmenistan--Grain-handling machinery)

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MIROSMIICHENKO, G.K., dots.; VASIL'YEV, A.G., kand.tekhn.nauk;
SHCHKRBAKOV, V.I., inzh.; LURIYE, D.A., inzh.
Automatizing the process of cupola charging and level control
b7 means of radioactive isotopes. Lit.proizv. no.8:14-15 Ag 157.
(MIRA 10-10)
(Cupola furnaces)
(Gamma ra7a--Industrial applications)

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UaUN, N.M.; VIMINSKIY. L.I.; GORBUROV, N.G.; WISKIY, V.H.; GURVICH,
M.D.; LATYSM, Yu.H.; LEVON"TIN, L.I.; LIVSHITS, T.G.; LOGI-
NOVA, M.K. D.A.; LYAIMHS, G.D.; MIROSMICEMWO, G.K.;
MOGILZVMIT, B.Ya.; IEWOVSKIT, M,I.; CRLHANSKIT, Ya.P.; SA-
VITSKIY, A.B.; SIMU, S.F.; SLMKOV, G.Z.; SWGL%I, B.P.; SHUBIN,
V.P.; DONSKOY, Te.Te., red.izd-va; KALINITSKIY. R.Ya., red.izd-va;
ZAMAKHOVSKIT, L.S.. tekhn.red.
(Mechanization and automation in the machinery industry] Mekhani-
ZBtaiiO i 8VtOMati2ataiia v stankostroanii. Kharlkov, Kharlkovskoe
obl.izd-vo, 1958. 119 p. (MUIA 13:2)
1. Kbarkov. Institut "Giprostanok." 2. Direktor institute "Gipro-
stanok' (for Orleanskiy).
(Machinery industr7--Technological innovations)
(Automation)

SOV/137-59-1-734
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, 1959, Nr 1, p 99 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Lurlye, D. A., Virchenko, V. Ya.
TITLE: Supplying the Industry With C02 Gas (Snabzheniye promyshlennosti
uglekislym gazom)
PERIODICAL: Byul. tekhn. ekon. inform. Sov. nar. kh-va Khar1kovsk. ekon.
adm. r-na, 1958, Nr 1, pp 16-20
ABSTRACT: It is pointed out that the production of GO? may be increased by
means of creating installations for the utilization of waste gases (G)
generated during fermentation processes in alcohol, beer, decom-
position of fats, etc. ; waste G's of certain chemical industries
(fuel-G refining, NH3 synthesis, oil refining) may also be utilized.
Installations for the utilization of waste G's are planned in
Lisichansk, Chirchik, Rustavi, and other cities. The cost of the
C02 supplied by these installations will amount to 275-300 rubles
per ton. Shipped-in GO? may be cheaper than the locally produced
variety, provided the dry ice is supplied in containers. Suitable
wooden containers, the losses in which constitute Z.5 - 4% per day,
Card 1/2 had been developed by the All-Union Low-temperature Institute.

Supplying the Industry With COZ Gas
SOV/137-59- 1-734
C02 may also be obtained from fuel G's of local industries by the absorption-
desorption method. This method involves the expenditure of chemical reagents,
electrical energy, water, and steam. The cost of the COZ thus obtained is 650-
850 rubles per ton. In the case of small installations, producer (combustion of
solid or gaseous fuel in a stream of 02) and sulfuric-acid (chemical reaction of
CaG03 with H2S04) methods may be employed. The cost of C02 produced by
these methods amounts to 935 and 750 rubles per ton, respectively.
A. M.
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AUTHOR i Ginzburg, Z.L., Engineer, 128-58-4-15/18
TITLE: Scientific-Teobnical Session on Progressive Technology of
Casting Molds (Nauchno-tekhnicheskaya sessiya po progressiv-
noy tekhnologii liteynoy formy)
PERIODICALs Liteynoye Proizvodstvo, 1958, No. 4, pp 28-30 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A conference on the technology of casting molds - organized
by the NTOMAShPROM of the Khar1kov Oblast' - convened in
Khar1kov on 14-16 november 1957. More than 200 delegates from
plants, research institutes, vuzes and other organizations of
the Khar1kov and other regions participated. Problems of
earth-mold casting were discussed. A total of 24 reports
were dolive7-d on hardening and exothermic mixes and the me-
chanized processes in USSR and abroad. B.A. Noskov and V.I.
Ryzhkov (KhPI) gave information on molding sand and clay
available in the Khar1kov economic region. The following
reports were also hoards V.V.Ryabova - on the use of carbon
dioxide, at NKMZ, for chemical strengthening of molds, which
has reduced the dryinG period and cut the consumption of gene-
Card 1/5 rator gas, improved the quality of castings, and nearly

128-58-4-15/18
Scientific-Technical Session on Progressive Technology of Casting -'olds
doubled the production of molds; 4N.Kh. Ivanov - on the use of
the same quick-hardening mixes, with cold carbon dioxide,at the
Slavyanskiy mashirfogtroitellnyy zavod (Slavyansk t,:achinebuile-
inp Plant); -rn&ineer D.A. Lurlye (Giprostanok) - on modern
meth.9ds and an installation for production of carbon dioxide;
Engineer Ye`~P. Tolmachev of the Voroshilovgradskiy teplovozo-
Btroitelinyy zavod (Voroshilovgrad Diesel-Locomotive Plant) -
on experience with molding sand milled in a special vibration
mill, which solves the problem of obtaining castings with a
clean surface not only with shell molds, but also with con-
ventional molding methods; A.Ya. Izmalkov -,'on the oil-lesp
binder IIPII used at the plant I'Serp i Molot"; A'.I.'Veynik - on
the theory of forced cooling of castings and the experience
in this method at the Novo-Kramatorskiy i Minskiy stanko-
stroitelInyy zavodov (Novo-Kramatorsk and Minsk Machine Tool
Plants) which developed this method in the production of
large caatings;"I.V. Ryzhov -'on the physico-chomical nature
of sand crust (on castings) and the ways of eliminating this
crust by producing a de-oxidizing atmosphere between the mold
and the metal, casting in,vacuum, or crystallization-preventiva
Card 2/5 additions to water glass, ,F.G. govikov (of TsNIITMASh) 2on

128-58-4-115/16
6cientific-Technical Session on Progressive Technology of Casting 11.4olds
results of the collective work of TsNIITMASh and NKMZ on
technological problems of the production of large molds, and
the new method of forced or controlled cooling of castings in
the ground, as well as on the experiments with a system of
universally applicable cast partsi B.KrDymshin of the Kharl-
kovskiy turbinnyy zavod (Khartkov Turbine Plant) and Engineer
I.Ye. Gabey (NKMZ) - on exothermic mixes for heating the
feeding heads of steel and cast iron castings; BI.L. 151-rovskiy -
on investigation of internal stresses at the Kharlkovskiy zavod
transportnogo mashinostroyeniya (Kharlkov Plant of Transport
Machines); V.S. Latnov - on mechanized casting into shell
molds by shot-strewing the mold boxes, being introduced at the
same transport machine plant; K.I. KostInenko - on the organi-
zation of boxless molding at the plant Rostsellmash; N.A~'Ge-
rasimov of the 4remenchugskiy zavod dorozhnykh mashin (Kre-
menchug Road Machine Plant) - on casting parts in molds pro-
duced under pressure up to 100 kg/cm2, without mold boxes,
which nearly completely eliminates the necessity of machining
the castings and greatly reduces the consumption of foundry
Card 3/5 materials and metal;' A.M. Petrichenko of the Kharlkovskiy

12B-58-4-15/18
Scientific-Technical Session on Progressive Technology of Casting Molds
avtodorozhnyy institut (Khar1kov Auto-Road Institute) - on
the experience of the Chinese Democratic Republic with semi-
permanent molds for thin-wall castings; Ye.A. 'oukhodollskaya
of the Kharlkovskiy politekhaicheakiy institut (Kharikov
Polytechnical Institute) - Sn some peculiarities of foundry
technology in China; V.D. Bezuglov of the Khar'kQvskiy zavod
zubovrachebnykh materialov (Kharlkov Plant of Dentistry Mla-
terials) - on self-hardening plastics "AST" which is readily
machineable, well suited for decorative correction of surface
faults on metal castingsp and also for making light core
boxes, press-molds for wax patterns, etc. The conference re-
commended that the Kharlkov Sovnarkhoz organize the exploita-
tion of molding sands and clays in the region and a centra-
lized production of carbon dioxide. The conference pointed
out the necessity of extensive use of quick-drying mold mixes,
forced cooling of castings, exothermic mixes for heating the
feeding heads, and tho necessity to introduce the shell-mold
Card 4/5 and the chill-casting methods. The method of making molds

128-58-4-15/16
6cientific-Technical Session on Progressive Technology of Caoting Molds
under high pressure was recommended for use. The importance
of the Khartkov Dentistry Materials 'Plant and KhTZ work with I
I
self-hardening plastics for foundry use was emphasized.
AVAILABLEs Library of Congress
Card 5/5 1. Castings-Scientific reports

J,U-R IYV, D.A.
Equipment for carbone dioxide production. Biul.tekh.-skon.inform.
no-ILI:22-24 1 58. OuRk 11:12)
(Carbone dioxide)

PHASE I BOOK EMDITATION SOV/W~45
Ivanovj, N. Kh.j, B.S. Kalinin., D.A. Lurlye,, L.I. Levontin., G.K. Miroshnichenko,
B.P. Shm7gullp and N.N. SheA-a~-
Avtomaticheakaya ustanovka, dlya prpizvodstva CO ; sbornik rabochikh chertezhey
(Automatic Plant for the Production Of C02; 2 Collection of Working Drawings)
Moscow, Mashgiz,, 1960. 65 sheets. 3,,000 copies printed..
Reviewer: A.A. Gorshkov, Corresponding Memberp Academy of Sciences UkrSSR Doctor
of Technical Sciences,, Professor; Chief Ed. (Southern Division, Mashgizi.*
V.K. Serdyuk.. Engineer; Ed. (Inside book): M.S. Soroka; Ed. (Title page):
Ya. P. Orleanakiy.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for technical personnel in foundry shops.
COVERAGE: The book contains*65 drawings of an automatic installation for the
production of carbon dioxide. A brief description is also given of basic
methods of CO2production for general industrial uses and for the food industry.
card;i~~

Automatic Plant for the Production of CO 2 (COnt-) 807/4445
The installation was exhibited at the All-Union Industrial Exposition in 1958.
No personalities are mentioned. There vxe no references.
TABIE OF CONTENS: None given. The book is divided as follows:
Foreword
Modern Methods of CO2 Production
Principle of Operation of the Automatic Installation
for the Production of C02
Calculations for the Installation
Automatic Control Scheme
Basic Assemblies of the Automatic Installation
1. Mixer
2. Steerer
3. Worm proportioning hopper
3
7
7
8
9
9
10
10
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ORLEANSKIY, Ya.P.; LURIYE D A.; GINZBURG, Z.L.; RYZRIK, Z.M., inzh.,
red.; nEGER,, D.P... red. izd-va; BELOGUROVA, I.A.., tekhn. red.
[Automatic plant producing carbon dioxide for welding] Avtoma-
ticheskaia stantsiia vyrabotki uglekislogo gaza dlia svarki.
Leningrad, 1961. 28 p. (Leningradskii dom nauchno-tekhnicheskoi
propagandy. Ohmen peredovym opytom. Seriia: Svarka, rezka i
paika metalla, no.8) (MIRA 15:3)
(Carbon dioxide) (Welding)

LOGINOV., Mariya Kapitonovna; LIM!,YY,,-Dzhan-Aliy:avicb;-L'Ll4KOVsxly
Kikbail 1111ch; CRLFANSKIY, Yakov Pavlovich; SAVITSKIY, Lon
Takovlevich; SHUBIN, VlaAimir Fetravichi IZU0, M.N., kaiA.
tekbn. naukq rotgenzent; POIXAROVA, D.Ls, red.; BYKOVSKIY,
A.I.,, red.; GORNOSTAYPOLISKAYA, M.S.., tekbn. red.
[Album of equipment for the mechanization of foundrieslAllbom
sredstv mekhanizatsii liteirykh tsekhov. [By] M.K.Loginova i
dr. Moskva, Mashgiz, 1962. 131 p. (MIRA 15:10)
(Foundries-Equipment and supplies)

LURRYE2 D~A.
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ro.3:2-13-114 147-,Te 162. WIM 15:7)
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GONC'rik`I'ANKO.. V~K,.; UFFOYE, D.A.; DUDNIK, V.M.
Problems of the specialized produ~:tion of r-ald~~rg ,Tatgriaj-3
-n the Lrkraine. Lit. prrjJzv. no.11,7-8 N 164.
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AUTHORS: Dvuglova, L~ Ya., Lurlye, E. G., Radyukevich, 0, VgRatner)
S. B.) Farberova, 1. 1.--
TITLE: Wear (abrasion) of plastics and methods for its evaluation
PERIODICAL: Plasticheskiye massy, no. 1, 1962, 60-66
TEXT: Specimens of plastics were tested without lubrication at low speeds
and loads, either with monocorundum abrasive paperM150 (M 150),
rocT344-57 (GOST 344-57) on Schopper machines (produced by the Metallist
Plant, Leningrad) ~ or with steel-wire cloth r-Of,"T'3826-47 (GOST 3826-47) on
Grasscli machines. The nondimensional wear coefficient v for plastics
does not depend on the cross section of the specimens~ The exchange of
abrasive paper and wire cloth affects neither wear nor the spread of test
results, which was estimated from the mean square deviation a and from
the variation coefficient 6 -100%, Since the spread increases during
the abrasion of small masses, 6