SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BAYBUZ, V. F. - BAYDA, L. I.

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Heat losses during explosions... B100144
. The value of is calculated from the heat balance
to T.

,,
), %here mi is the number
LE
5i m
(E
~
) + 1~ NM(E T
- ET
of
i
T0
T0
Tex
:~~
0

reacting moles, m is the number of moles formed after the
explosion,
iSm
e .

is the equilibrium
is the number o-i' moles of unburnt mixture, and T

ex

temperature of explosion. To check the reaction
-experimentally,

H2 + 02 + N2 or IH2 + 0 2 + N 2 + H 20, or
if2 + 0 2 + CO + N 2 of different

compositions zere used in a
10 liter bomb of Monel metal (methods

described in Zh- fiz.
khimii, 33, 58, 1959). Results: (1) For the

10 1 bomb, c. %as
750 atm-cm4/deg-mole, this has to be determined for
each
size
of bomb I although an approximate calculation is possible
from

C
= r 2/r, (r a bomb radius). The difference vas only
1/C

0 12
o'

,v59 cal/mole calculated for a 20 1 bomb. (3) The maximum
difference
in
the heat balance does not exceed 170 Cal/mole.
Thus the suggested method

of calculating the equilibrium
temperature of the explosion makes it

possible to determine
accurately the specific heat and thermochemiGal

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Heat looses during explosions... B101 B144
data for gaseB. Thcre are 2 tables. The most important
English-language
reference is: S. A. Vaison, S. C. Saxena, Phys. 'Fluids, 1,
361, 1958.
ASSOCIATIOD: Akademiya nauk SSSR, Institut goryuchikh
iskonayemykh
(Academy of Sciences USSR, Institute of Mineral Fuels)
SUBYITTIM: August 15, 1960
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B101/B138
2aybuz.....V VOSCOW)
Calculation of ez-,uilibrium raS CO,'L-)OSitiOnS for high
tempera-
Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii, v. 36,.no. 7, 1962, 1401-1409
T:,.',X'A: The calculation of equilibrium Cas compositions is
simplified by
c-Acul~,ting the so-crilled 111.4mIting temperature" for each
chemical comnourC
contained in t-e mixture; t-is is the temperature, at which
the partiai
proz;suro of the nondi,_:~ocintod co,",nound drops below et
certain value Z nn~!
ca:-,be neglected. Th,, te.-oarature at which the partial
pressure of the
t~ondis_,ocinted coi..-)ound reaches a m,,iximuin is '.irst
calculated at const---'.
tDtal ares~-,ure of the ::-ixture. it is sho,.n. that
stoichiometric composi-
Ir tho mixtu-e is c. necessary and sufficiont condition for
the exis-
tion 0.
tence of this t6cm-peraturo. 0.01 or 0.1 atm is nroposed for
g, depeiding
on tha-degree of acu7acy req))ired. These values are
sufficient for esti-
m_tinp, the t.*her:,o.,,.yna.-dc stability of a compound up to
a total pressure
P - 1000 atm, jo-4p is roco=nended for higher'pressures. The
follow-
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Calculation of equilibrium ... 3101/B138.
in, ti~..iparazurea (OK) were calculated:
g-0.01 E.-O.1 g-0.01 g-0.1
0 2 oo > 6,)0c :i i > 6ooo > 6ooo p 4010 38-V0 3500
2 ILOOO 4300 BF 3 4300 3700 302 >6:)oo >6ooo
0 2',' 3 0 - co >6ooo >6ooo sF 4800 4100
2 2
-1, ~60,)O ~>6000 CO >6000 >6000 BF 3200 3000
2 4
2 -CIO ;,6000 CO'.-,2 A900 4500 SF6 3200 3000
..,o >6-.oo ;,.6ooo con 2 3-00 2400 CH 4 5000 "000
.*-'F .>06300 >6033 09H 2 >6000 >6000 Cii-Br 1800 >1000
5000 4500
c 1 >6o--o > 6o, o o ,, 2 > Q1 oo o 16oco C F 4
.-.--r ~,6030 >6030 NH 4200 1_800 M 3200 2800
Th,~ra are 2 tables
Car,4 2/3

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Calculation of equilibrium ... B101/B138
.'380CIATION: Akadc=iya nauk SSSR, Institut goryuchikh
iskopayer.,ykh
U.Cadc,-v of Sciences US~R, Institute of Mineral Fuels)
SUB:.,!T,.T,E:). June 11, 1959
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ACCESSION NR: AR4036315
SOURCE: Referativny*y shurnal. Xhimlya', Abi. 43363
AUTHOR: Baybus, V. F.; Madve"v, V. A.
TITLE: Determination o .fthe heat of formation of certain
flimorochloro'deri-
vatives of methane.by the method of explosion in*& spherical bomb
CITED SOURCE: Sb. tr. Cos. in-ta prikl. khimii, vy*p. 49. 1962,
84-112
TOPIC TAGS: methane, halomethane, fluorochloromethane* carbon
tetrachloride,
0
carbon tetrafluoride, physical chemistry, calorimetry, bomb
calorimeter
TRANSLATION: A mechanism for the lose of energy during explosions in
a
spherical bomb with central ignition is suggested and proven
experimentally.
A method is suggested for calculating the explosion temperature
while taking
the loss of engrgy into consideration. The results of explosions of
mix-
tures of H29 CO, 02, H20 and N2 carried out in a wide range of
concentrations
show that the suggested method for calculating,tbe explosion
temperature makes
it possible to determine the beat capacity and the thermochesical
values for
gases by the method of explosion in a spherical bomb with great
accuracy.
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ACCZSSIXON NR-. AR4036315
AddLtion of smiall amounts of stem does not decrease the loss of
anerSy during
explosions of hydrogen with oxygen., The heats of f6rustIon of
gaseous CF,
CF3Cl- CFC13,.and OCl4v-r*sp*ctLv*ly, were: :220.lil.3; '1".W.2;
'66.212.1;
and *-24.6:tl.9 kkal/mlee Authors!. suw=7
DATE ACQ: lOApr64 as -O*Dzt..~ Oc INCLI: 00
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ACCE,MION NR - AR4o44047 S/O058/63/O00/O11/W()4/B0O4
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fizi-ka, Aba. lii24
AUTHOR: E!aybuz V. F.
TTME: Critical constants of substances with high boiling points
-CITED SOURCE: (Sb. tr.) Cos. In-ta Priki. khimil, vy6p. 49, ic,62,
M_i19
TOPTC TAGS: critical constant, boi-lin; point, high boiling point
TRANSLATION: Examinta varloun "n-thodr, of e6tinating critical
conFitants, for 4;ub
8 t arc es w 114 a, quiritinn 'or t~.'?
bo i rL7~ lhf bn~,!n of an e!,!piric P
- _, points.
dep_-ndence of the hi~nt of sublimaii-on on temptrat.ure, and
tWLA~,~ fo,, --irattion prr----
sijr-- thipre is propo5ed .3 new v*thod for the critical
constantzi. 77be r u-
ar,~ calculat ed thi, val-uen of the critical con!3tants for- P
numbf-r F t,
high b0iling points.
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BAYBU21- V.F*
Heat losses in exFlosions In a spheTical bomb, Drur,
fiz, Rh-~r,
36 no,64280-1286 Je'62 (M] RA 17 ri )
1. Institut goryuc).,Ikh Iskopayefqkh 0

BAYBUZ -Y.F~
-- ny-tLo-
Moleoulow Interaction and thermodynami-. propertiles of
gases at high temperatures. Teplofiz. vys.temp. 1
no.2tl6l-166 S-0 163. OMM 1715)
1. Hauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut vysokikh
tomperatur.

RAYBUZ 9 . .
Vj
Conference of the Institute of High Temperature Research.
Teplofiz. vys. temp. 2 no.4&655-656 Jl-Ag 164. (MWl 17:9)
7

GIPP, B.A.; GOHMnG. Yu.M.: XAPLUN. N.M.; LMNSON. Ya.M.:
MAHKOV, N.N.;
POLTAMIY, P.M.; INM, G.S.: IJMSON, Ye.M., nauchn" red.;
rqd,; KOCEMWOV, M*I.j red.;.XJLYT, D.D., red.;
PROKOPIYNVA, L.G., red.isd-va-. TIKHA OV. I.Ya., takhn.red.
[ChaWcing devican] Kontrollnys prlsposobleniia. Pod red.
B.S.
Baiburova, H.I.Iochanova i D.D.Malogo. Moskva,
Gos.nouchno-takhn.
izd-vo mashinostrolt,llt-r7, 1W.6. 338 p. tHIRA 13:12)
(Measuring instrownts)

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ACCESSION M: AT5OD4150
S/0000/64/000/000/0157/0167 usl'j-0
ATMOR: Baych, L. M.
TITLE: A logical system for finding a frame of a microfilm of
systematized
formation by sequential reading of the code
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Institut nauchno~y informstaii. Informatel.onnyye
sistemy (In-
lormation systems). Moscow, 19641 57-167
it. U
TOPIC TAGS: Information retrievalt sequential coding, microfilm
search, sequen-
tial retrieval, tape storage, microfilm storage, microfilim
scanner, photocode
ABSTUCT: TwO basic types ol information storage are distinguished
by way ofAn-1
troduction: systems with arbitrary retrieval and systems with
9equential re- I
trieval. Card files provide for arbitrary retrieval by the
interrogation of any
information-storing cell. In storage units with sequential
retrieval, on the
other hand, the required cell can be found only after
interrogation of the pre-
ceding cells; for example, systems employing cassettes of magnetic
tape or rolls
of microfiln. Such microfilm rolls, in which the index code is
photographically
printed together with the nicropboto:reph of the original document
of Interest,
provide a solution to the recording of information of high
density. In this arti"!:
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ACCESSION NR: AT5004130
cle, the author proposea a logical arrangement designed to search out
the original
of an article on microfilv-s of periodical publications according to
the decimal j
number which accompanies the brief reports published in the abstract
journals and
"express-information" series of VINITI. A detailed technical
description of this
system and Its components Is given. A mean linear speed of I misec was
selected
I f
for the microfilm. on a 300-meter roll of film as many as 19,000
printed pages
of text can be accomodated, with an automatic viewing time of about
5'minutes
per roll. This results in a viewing rate of 3800 pages/minute, which
is 10-20
times better than the rate attainable with manual frame hunting.
Unperforated
(to reduce wear) 35-mm film is used. A 300-meter roll of this film has
a diameter
oi 250 = and occupies a volume of 1.7 cubic decimeters, with a roll
providing
a storage capacity for 62 books of average size (300 pages on the
average for
each book). The author reasons that, in order to code a single
3DO-page book,
4.4 million binary symbols are required. One 300-meter roll of
microfilm can thug
be considered an external, long-term, permanent memory for an
electronic computer
vith a voli of 272.8 million binary symbols. The law repetition rate
of the
photo-prulses initially selected to carry out the purely mechanical
operations of
stopping the system ca" easily be increased by incrtasing the speed of
movement
of the carrier of the recording (i.e., the film). The purpose of this
automatic
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L 32894-65
ACCESSION NR: AT,5004150
microfilm frame-bunttng device is to seek out, on the basis of a
given decimal
UUML-eT, the required half-fT8Me for the information stored an the
film. when the
required balf-111rame Is presented, a cozmand to stop the
tape-advance mechanism is
provided automatically. As the logical element, the device uses a
three-cycle
ferrite-diode cell, developed in the Laboratoriya
elektromodelirovaniya (Electro-
simulation Laboratory) of VINITI and produced by the Astrakhan
Plant. This cell
can be used for precdpsion pulse repetitton rates up ~`37U
-cyc1`es-.--The system
incorporates the use qf a photocode represented by eleven decimal
places. Workir~g
diagrams and acbematics are included in the article, along with
complete technical
descriptions of the prtnctpal units of the system, which are: diode
encoder unitsi
parallel-to-sequential code conn-arsion unit, photocode register,
synchropulse
counting unit, local program%unit, information block code
comparison circuit, etc.
$eparate sections of the article deal with the different time
relations which occur
i-p the logical circuit and the degree of accuracy (and the factors
affecting it)
w1th which the system "stops" at the required half-frame. The
author claims that
so experimental verification of the individual functional
assemblies of the logical
arrangement, as well as their operational interaction, has
completely confirmed the
ability of the system to fulfill its assigned functions. Orig. art.
has: 6 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Hone
SUEMITTED: O$Dct64 ENGL: 00 SUB CODE: DP
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ATCH
I
)OW K-GAYKA7-YAN # V. 1j FKO A.A.; PILYASOV, Y.L.;
HWA, M.B.
Using an aquous emulsion of oulfonated kerosene for
flotation
of coal smalls. Itoks i khim.nod.8:19-20 '56. 1(MLRA
10:1)
1. Tonekly politakhnicheekly Institut (for
Malik.-Gaykazynu Ru~
Daychanko), 24orlovskly koksokhImich4skly lmvod'(for
Pilykeor and
os (Flotation) (Po~Ll *reparntion)
(10# one
P

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V-i;
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f7 68-6-d+/19
AUTHOR:. gelik-Gaykazyan, V.I., Baychenko, A.A., Pilyasov, r.L.,
and Moroz , A. P.
TITIS: A Puipmeter (Pui$omer)
PERIODICAL: Koko i Khimiya, 1957, flo-6t PP- 12 - 13 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A description of a continuolia-pulbmeter indicating the
throughput of pulp in P/h, based on the indication of the
level of the pulp flowing through a narrow trough is given.
There are 1 figure and 2 Slavic references.
ASSOCIATION: Tomsk Polytechnical Institute (Tomskiy PolitekhrLich-
eskiy Institut)
Gorlovsk Coke Oven Works (Gorlovskiy Koksokhimicheskiy
Zavod)
AVAILABIZ:- Library of Congress
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68-8-5/23
AUrHOR5: Malik-Gaykazyan, V.I., Bayehenko2 A.A., Pilyanov, F.L.p and
Moroz, A.P.
TITLE: Emulsification and Fine Feeding of Reagents Used in the
Industrial
Flotation of Coal. (Emullsirrovaniye i drobnaya podacha reagentov,
ispolizuyemykh pri promyshlennoy flotatsii uglya).
PERIODICAL: Koks i Khimiya, 1957, No.8, ppe 11+-17 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Results, obtained on the washing plant of the Gorlovka
Coke Oven
Works,, on feeding flotation with water emulsions of asulphonated
kerosene and absorption oil, (which were fed into thepalp at five
points, i.e., in small quantities) as well as a description of the
emulsifying apparatus used are given. The scheme of flotation and
feeding points for the reagents are shown in figure 1 and the
emulsifying apparatus in figure 2. Experimental results of
flotation of coal fines with emulsified and non-emulsified reagents
are given in tables 1 (at, 200 C) and 2 (at 70 C). With emulsified
reagents an improvement in the efficiency of flotation was obtained.
There are 2 tables, 3 figures and 12 references, all of which are
Slavic.
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68-8-5/23
Emulsification and Fine Feeding of Reagents Used in the
Industrial Flotation
of Coal. (Emultsirovaniye i drobnaya podacha reagentovp
ispol'zuyemykh pri
promyshlennoy flotatsii uglya).
ASSOCIATIONS: Tomsk P017technical Institute (Tomskiy
Politekhnicheskiy
Institut) and Gorlovka Coke Oven Works (Gorlovskiy
Koksokhimicheskiy
Zavod).
AVAILMLE; Library of Congress
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ma-GanzyAN, Y.r.; viNTxAs, To.ra.; LrVSHrTS. G.L.; BAYCHINKO, A.A.
Ylotation pulp consumption motor. Ugoll 32 no-7:43-44 Jl '57.
OaRA 10; 7)
1. Towskiy polit*khniahsskiy institut (for Malik-Geykaxyan and
BayabWako). 2. likitovskjqa TSentrallnoya obogatitelluayn fs'brika
(for Vintman and Livehits).
(PlAaition) (Measwing instruments)

6,q yc k 0, R,
68-1-3/22
AUTHORS: Melik-Gaykazyan, V.I.,jlaychenko, A.A.,and Pilyasov,
F.L.
TITIR: On the Problem of Choosing a Rational Scheme of Froth
Extinguishing for the Separation of Flotation Products in
Coal Washeries (K voprosu o vybore ratsionallnoy skhemy
penogasheniya dlya flotoctdeleniy ugleobogatitellnykh fabrik)
PERIODICAL: Koks i Khimiya, 1958, No.1, pp. 12 - 15 (USSR).
ABSTRACT; Three types of de-frothing installations (mechanical,
gravitational and vacuo) used in Soviet coal washeries are
outlined and the capital costs of installation of the latter
two types of equipment (Figs. I and 2, respectively) are
compared. On the basis of this comparison, the epplication of
the vacuo scheme of froth extinguishing not only in new, but
also in already operating washeries is recommended.
There are 3 figures, 1 table and 4 Slavic references.
ASSOCIATIONS: Tomsk Polytechnical Institute (Tomskiy
politekhnicheskiy
institut)
Gorlovka Coke Oven Works (Gorlovskiy koksokhimicheskiy
zavod)
AVAILABLE; Library of Uongress
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SOV168-58-11-5125
AUTHORS., Melik-Gaykazyan V.I., Baychenko A ..and Mamleyev
K.A.
k
TI~LE: A Density Meter forqn=o =tion*Pulp (Plotnostemer
dlya flotatsionno~, pullpy)
PERIODICAL: Koks i Khimiya, 1958, Nr 11, pp 14-16 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs An apparatus for continuous measuring of the
density of
the flotation pulp is described. It consists of a bent
tube, placed on supports around which it can rotate
(see Fig). The pulp flowing through this tube is being-.-
weighed. The apparatus was tested on an installation
simulating operational conditions of a flotation plant.
The sensitivity of the apparatus in density units amounted
to 0.0015g/cm-1 within the range of 1.056 - l.o8o g/CM3-.
There is 1 figure, and 6 references, all Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Tomskiy Politekhnicheskiy Institut (Tomsk Poly-
technical Institute)
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GIIHM. Innokentiy Vasillyevich, Prof.; BAYCHZXKO,
Arnolld Alskseyevioh#
inzh* ; 2ALI3=Vv I%A* g red* ; R~D-I-NA-~ ~O.V. ~~
[Special methods of
pshcbsnila ugleie
131 P.
coal preparation] SpetsialInys wtody obo-
Kemerovo, Kemerovskos knizhnos isd-vo, 1959.
(KIRA 14si)
(Coal preparation)

14(5) SOV/2o-126-2-32/64
AUTHORS: Melik-Gaykazyan, V. I., Baychenko, A. A.,
Rabotkin, V. L.,
Gorban', A. No ------
TITLE: Investigation of the Mechanism of the Action of
Non-Polar
Reagents in the Flotation of Coal (Issledovaniye mekhanlzma
deystviya nepolyarnykh reagontov pri flotatsii uglya)
PERIODICALs Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 126, Fr 2,
pp 341 - 343 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: One must not generalize.the methods which serve
for the
estimation of the reagents distribution on the surface of
mineral particles. There are two possibilitiess a) The
.reagents chemically interaot with the surfaces and are ab-
sorbed as single molecules, b) the reagents are deposited as
drops - this happens on coal particles. The rules pertaining
to case a)must not be applied to case b). This is explained
by
the fact that the drops of non-polar flotation reagents are
less firmly fixed on the surface of non-polar particles. For
many reasons the tests of other researchers (Refs 1-5), are
not very convincing in their applicability to small coal.
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luminescent pro-

Investigation of the Mechanism of the Action of
SOV/2o-126-2-32/64
Non-Polar Reagents in the Flotation of Coal
perties of petroleum to estimate the distribution of the
reagent on coal-particles. Figure 1 shows micro-pictures
of particles, which lie 3-5 mm under the water-surface. By
contrasting the mioro-pictures a and b (Fig 1) it becomes
obvious that petroleum in strong concentrations is in visual
light practically undeteotable under water (Fig 2). The for-
mation mechanism of a "hem" around a particle is explained.
Figure 1 b-d shows pictures taken.with ultra-violet light
with and without a small infusion of visual light (Fig 1 g).
From the results obtained, the authore,conclude that by the
use of luminescence a few details on the distribution of a
non-polar reagent on the surface of coal partioles,*under
the reaction of outside influences may relatively simply be
observed. Moreover the conditions governing this case have a
very close connection to those met with in flotation,. There
are 2 figures And 7 references, 6 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONj Tomakiy politekhnioheakiy institut (Tomsk
Polytechnic Institute)
PRESBYrEDs February 2, 1959, by P. A. Rebinder, Academician
SUBMITTED: January 29, 1959
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MELIK-rjAYKAZYAN, V.I.;-_BAYCHENKO., A.A.
Meohani= underlying the atrangthening effort of an
apolar
reagent on the contact between a bubble and a
carbon particle.
Dokl. AN SSSR 136 no.6:3,403-3,406 P 163.. OMA
3-4:3)
1, Tomakiy politekhnicheakiy institut im. S. M.
Kirova. Pred-
otavleno akademikom P. A. Rebinderom.
(Flotation)

WIM-GAYKAZYM, V.I.; VORONCHIKHINAP V.V.
Determining the parameters which characterize the
flotation activi-
ty of oil reagents. Koko i kh1m. no.8:13-16 162. (MIRA
17:2)
1. Tomskiy politakhnicheeldy institut,

HELIX-GAYKAZYAN., V.I.; BAYCHENKO$ A.A.; VORONCHIKHINA,
V.V.; LIVSHITS, G.L.;
SOROKAP V.I.; AAYVXR'j"I.D.;- KHARKHARDIN, P.P.
Emulsification of flotation oil reagents under industrial
conditions and evaluat.Ann of the dispersion properties of
the
I obtained emulsions. 1&s i khim. no.319-13 164. OURA 17:4)
1. Tomskiy politekhnicheakiy institut (for Voronchikhina).
2. Nikitovskaya ugloobogatitellnaya Nbrike, (for Rayvich).
3. Gorlovskiy koksokhimicheskiy zavod (for Kharkhardin).

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Physiological indexes of the degree of training of the
neurommeular
apparatus. Trudy Vaes. ob-va fiziol., biokhtm, i farm.
3:75-76 '56
(MLRA 10-.4)
1. Xafedra fisiologil Instituta fistabookoy kul'tury
im, Lesgafta;
xaveduyumbebly Imfedroy professor A.B. Irestovnikov.
(MVIS) (NUSCLAS) 4

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MIMADZE, G.Sh.; NADIRADZE, Ye.M.; PKHAKADZE, Sh.S.; GOGORISHVILI,
B.P.;
DGEBAUDZE, G.A.; SOLDSHENKO, P.S.; SEMENOV, V.Ye.; BARASHKIN, I.I."
SHIRYAYEV, Yu.S.,* POSPEIDV, Yu.P.; KATSEVICH, L.S.; ROZENBERG, V.L.;
Prinimali uchastiye; LORDKIPANIDZE, I.S.; TSKHVEDIANI, R.N.;
DZODZ70ASHVILI, A.G.; DUNIAVA, A.G.; PEbtkSKIY, L.F.; GRITSYNYUK,
Tu.V.;
ZHELTOV, D.D.; UJZANOV, I.I.; GIADKOVSK11Y.. V.P.; PODMDGILINIfY,
V.P.;
VOROPAYEV, I.P.; BRIKOVA, O.V.; VRI)BLEVSKII, Yu.P.; KLYUYEV, V.I.;
BAYCHER,_YJjULjWINOV~ G.A.; SHILIN, V.K.; POPOV, A.I.; ZASLONKO, S.I.
Industrial experiments in the smelting of 45 o/o ferro3ilicon in
a heavy-duty closed elgotrdc furnace. Stall 25 no.5:426-429 Fq 165.
411. (MIRA 18:6)
1. Gruzinskiy institut metallurgii (for Lordkipanidze, TSkhvediani,
Dzodzuashvilt, Guniava). 2. Nauchno-i'saledovatellskiy i proyektnyy
institut metallurgicheskoy promyehlennosti (for Brikova, Vrublevakiy,
Klyuyev). 3. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut elektro-
termicheskogo oborudavaniya (for Baycher, Loginov, Shilin, Popov,
Zaslonko).

ACC NR, AP70()8868
SOURCE CODEs UR/0105/66/000/008/0095/0095
AUTHORt Abelishvill, L. G.; Alitgauzen, A. P.; Baycher, M. Yu.;
Gabashvilit
N. V.; Dididze, M. S.; Yefroymovich, Yu. Ye.; G. D.;
Kurdiani, 1. S.; Netushil, A. V.; Nikoliskly, L. Yo.; Razmadze,
Sh. K
Svenchansklyt A. D.; Smelyanskiyj, M. Ya.; Tkasholashvill, G. K.
ORG: none
TITLE: Professor Grigorly Artemyevich Sisoyan (on his 70th
birthday)
SOURCE: Elektrichestvo, no. 8. 1966, 95
TOPIC TAGS: electric engineering personnel, electric furnace,
academic
personnel
SUB CODE: 09
ABSTRACT: 0. A. Sisoyan graduated from the Moscow Power
Engineering Institute
In 1931. In 1932 he went to work at the Georgian Polytechnical
Institute in
the theoretical and general electrical engineering department.
Sisoyan has
worked and published many works in the area of electric
furnaces. He has
also worked In the area of investigation of electric spark
action. He has
published over 50 scientific works. He has also been active In
university
level teaching. Orig. art. hass I figure, EaPiRSt 38,336
UDCs 621.36

BAYCHEV,, IV.
Concernine the Necessity of Producing Explosive-Proof
Electric Motors and
Equipment (in our Country) and of Constructinr Test
Stations to Test them.
Minno Delo, (Minirw,), #12:6: Doe 54

BAYCHEV, IV.
Engineer G. KONYAROV, -ueserving Worker in our
Mining Industry.
Minno Delo (Fdning)., #1:106:Jan 55

BAYCHEIV, IV.
The SVOGE (Bulgaria) Anthracite and its
Importance in the Coal
Balancing Econcry of Our Country. I-linno Delo
(Eining), #2:16.:Feb 55

DAYCHEV, !V.
Concerning the Introduction of Broadwall Workinr in
the "Cherne More"
Mine. Minno "Delo (Yining), #5-31: Sept-Oct 55

.8,4,VC h~~ //, 7-,
BATCHEY, L. inshener.
'"""~I;=Wtecmques In the Bulgarian coal industry.
Kast.ugi. 6 no.9:29-31
8 '57. (MIRA 10:11)
1. Iffaahallnik prolsvodetyanno-tekhnieheskogo otdala
Ministerstva
tyasheloy prowyehlonnosti larodnoy Respubliki Bolgarit.
(Bulgaria--Coal ulnas and sining)

BAYGfWj IV* D-Ulc- *
,ama
'Ventilation in Coal Mines", Mining. No. 4, April
1954. p 31.
Ventiliram na )MOnovIgImAte Idmi.
S02 =MEOW MbUographic fileq 18 July 1955, Uncl.

-- --
,Ventilation of Coal Mines". Mirdne, No. 5. May 1954.
p 31.
ventilirane na kamenovIglanite vid
SO- 11100" Bibliosraphic file4 18 JvIy 1955, Uncle

BkYCIIEV, Iv. Bulc-,aria
"Ventilation in the Coal Minesu, Mining. No. 6. June
1954, p 30.
Venti1irane na, kamenovIglenite mini
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"Treatment by an Aerosol of Penicillin,," 1. 1. Yelkinp S. I.
Zydelishteyn, M. A.
SukhotirvakaVa,j L, Ke Rubtsova,, Dept Lxptl Therapy, All-Union Sci
Res Inst of Penicillin
"Sov Med" No 9. pp 23-26
Describes inhalator and tests of use in administering penicillin in
form of aerosol.. Finds
very effective for treating diseases of upper respiratory tract and
lungs caused by micoor-
ganisms sensitive to penicillin, Other antibiotics can be similarly
administered in
penicillin resistant infections. Inhalation of penidillin serosol
20-30 min creates
therapeutic conen in blood of childSn for 8 hr and of adults for 24
hr. Dir., All-Union
Sci Res Inst of Penicillins A, G. BVchikov.,
Pa. 173T62

RUBTSOV, M.V., prof., otv. red.; PERSHIN, G.N.., prof.,
zam. otv. red.;
MAGIDSON, O.Yu*s prof.., red.; MASHKOVSKU , M.D., prof,,
redo;
UTKIN, L.M.j prof., red.; RDZMW A, A.R., prof., red.;
SHCRUKnU, M.N., prof., red.i'BAYCR1XOV A.G 1~,, -Lekbn.
nauk,
red.j MIKHALEV., V.A.9 kand. khim. naukj, red.;
RYAZANTSEVs M.D.,
kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; SWOROV, N.N., Icands khim.
naukq red.;
FIXASHKEVICH., A.M.# at. nauelmyy sotr,p red,
[Basic trends in the work of the S.Ordzhonikidze
All-Union Chemico-
pharmaceutical Scientific Research Institute; survey of
its activity
from 1920 to 19571 OsnoVnyeLnapr&vleniia rabot VNIKhFI;
obzor do-
iatellnosti za 1920-1957 gg. Moskva, 1959. 649 P. (MIRA
15:5)
1. Moscow. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-isoledovatellskiy khimiko-
farmatsevticheskiy inatitut.-
(CHEMISTRY, MEDICAL AND PHJUNAMSTICAL)

BATCHIKOV BhHMXUV, A.B.; MOSHIN, V.K.
Biosynthesis of steroids by microorganisms. Ned.prom.
13
no.6:15-31 Je '59. (MIRL 12:8)
1. VsesoyuzWy nAuchno-iseledovatellskiy
khimiko-farmatsevti-
choskiy institut imeni B.Ordshonikidso.
(STIMIDS)

. BAYCHZOT,,,A.q,,; MUMISON, L,A.
70reign pharmoeutical zosearch. )bd,pron. 13 no,,9s60-& 8
'59.
(NMA 13t I)
I* Veo$OY%Lsnyy vauchno-Issledowatel'skly
kbimito-farmteeTticheskly
institut Imoul So Ordzhonikidze,
(UB=jw "AMS-Im IIWSIRT)

BATCHIKOV, A.G.; MIRMILISON, L.A.
Foreign pharmaceutical research. Ked.prom. 13 no.10:6044 0 159.
(XM 130-2)
1. VoesoyaWy nauebuo-issledovatelletly kbimito-farmatseyticbeskly
lustitut iment S. Ordzhonikidze.
(MMOP24, WISTARN--DURG INDUSTRY)

BATCHIKOT. A.G.; NIMMISON, A. (deceased]
Poreign pbarmaceutical researob. Ned.prow. 14
no.l.-55-57 Ja 160.
(AxTrezoncs) (NMA 13:5)

BATCHIEDT, A.G.; KIKHXLISON, A*A* (deOOaLjd]
Research in the field of medicinal substances abroad.
Yad.pron.
14 uo.2r3~-57 P '60. . (XIRA 130)
(SMOIDS)

BATCHIKOV, A.G.; KIKHILISOT, L.Ao [deceased]
ForeIgn pbarmiLoautical mmearche Nedeprom, 14
no-3S54-56 Mr 160.
(vm A 13:6)
(MOTOXIC MUGS)

ltkyMMU- A*G*; WIMISON, L.A. [deceased]
IM research abroad. Ilod.prom. 14 no.4t58-62 Ap 160.
(SOLIMNIDIS) (XIRA 13:6)

IIIATCHNOT.
Drug revearoh abroad. Kad.prom. 14 ne.6t54-59 -To 160.
(TRUCFILIZI]IG MGS) (Km 13:6)

A&YCHIKCYV, A.G.; MIKHELISON, L.A. [deoeased)
Drug rooearob in foreign oountries. Mod. prom. 14
no-8:53-55 Ag 160.
(KM 13 2 8)
(PRUMMICAL RESURCH)

Drug research abroad* Mode prom, 14 no. 10:50-57 0 160.
(KMA 33 S 10)
(PHAMUCETMGAL RESFARCH)

BAYCH 1~0~V A
Smellproblems in dqveloping the produdtion qf synthetic
steroid
hormones and tbeir.,~malogueoo ~ Mod* prom, 15
nd..2:6-iM F 160L.
IMM'103)
(STEROIDS)

BAYCHIKOV, A.G.; NORM, V.P.
Drug research in foreign countries. 149d. prom. 15
no.7:59-.(A
ii v 61. (KIRA 15:6),
(DRUGS)

NATRADZE, A.G.;
For a higher level of r9bearch. Med.prom. 15 no.9tl2-16 S
'61.
(MIRk 34:9)
(PHOACEUTIC,LL RESEMM) '

.w
S". _".Lrallel flow of an Ideii-inc
DaMorov. H. Ya. aijp -Xi
. . .......I...............
L- nressl about a porous c rcu ar cyff~ider wita
U
linear and quadratic law of filtration. Vestrilk Moskov.
nniv. Ser. Fiz.-Mat. Estest. Nauk 1952, no. 8, 73-87
(1952). (Russian)
A cylindrical shell of uniform thickness and porosity,
radius a, is placed with its axis perpendicular to the
flow of
an ideal liquid whose velocity at infinity is constant. The
au or e
th seeks the steady-state flow of liquid outsid the
q
cylinder- The solution is first written in terms of the un
known (c7o/cIO), where 0 is the velocity potential. From
the relation and a previous result of the
same author [mme Vestnik 1951, no. 10 (unavailable)]
relating (clolar)~ and (aolaa)., he derives art integral
I equation of the form
Z (a) f(f, Z) ctg CQ -0)12]dt
-arricd
for Z(P)- sin 0. The ~;-ork is u
through for linear and quadra tic law i of filti atiun
nurnerical
examples are worked out for thc!z;e cases, with
appro.urnate

solutions of the nonlinear integral equation obtained by

1
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R. E. Gaskell (Seattle, Wash.).
iteration.
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r RVI T)e "It- r
T, -------
"t-eq., Z.

C>
MM/ft7sics 3"rodywaics Ang 52
"The Circulation Around a Circular Cylinder
by a
Plane-Paralle! Flow of an Ideal
Incompressible
'Llqed for the Linear and quadratic law of
Filt.Va-
tlbn?"rt~Xh. T&. Baychorovi~~thair of
Eydromembanice
Vest Mos 'Univ,,Ser Fizikomat i Yost Nauk,
No 5P
PP 73-87
States that the ordinary law of filtration
(i.*.
the linear dependence between pressure drop
and
filtration velocity) holds only for very
small vel-
ocities, and that the quadratic law holds
for
272T"
filtration through thin coverings$ these
two mses
being the most interesting. Here
specializes Inix
setbod of solving problems for any law of
filtra-
tioa (Ibid. No 104c,1951).

IASHTANOVI L.I.; PATUSHISSIATA, A.A.; BATCHOROVA.
R.Ta.
Ancient bronzes of China. Xhim.nxWm i prom. 2
no.4:529-530 157
(K LU 10: 11)
1. rafedra khlmll Veasoyuznogo saochnogo
mashinostroitallnogo
instituta.
(China-Brouse)

BAYCHTOKp L. L.
36973. Sluchay Epitemy Darlye, Lechennoy Ekstraktom
A1079. Uchen. Zapi8ki
(L'vov ke Namb.-iseled. Nos nerol. In,-t), t. lip 19499
c. 104-06
SOt TAtopie I Zhurml laykh Staterp Vol 50,, Moskva, 1949

BAYDA, A. I.
The revolutions of the twenty-second Congress of the
CPSU will
be fulfilled. Transp. strol. 12 no.4:7-9 Ap 162. (KIRA
150)
1. Nachallnik tresta lugozaptransstroy.
(Construction industry)

BAYDA, A. 1.
Improve the industrialization of construotion. Transp.
stroi. 15 no.1s
6-7 Tl 165. (MIRA 1817)

BAYDA, 9. N.
BAYDA. 1. V. --RDatermination of Stresses anl Displacerents
in Anisotrapic
Bodies with thq Aid o-** Thr-i- lt=7~ " ~-na." *
(Dias,rt!tt'--s for 15,4f!rPes in 0^cltnce
and Engineering Defended at USSR Higher Educational
Institutions) Leningrad Order
of labor Red Banner Engineering Construction last,
leningrad, 1955
SO: Kulzbng_a letgRisl, No. 25, 18 JuA 55
* For Degree of Candidate in Technical Sciences

14-I-)~6t2)- 16~-1-300
67065
SOV/44-59-9-9154
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal.Matematike,1959,Nr 9,p
102 (USSR)
AUTHORz Bayda,E.N.
TITLE: OzM71V ftol'~of the Three Functions of the Anisotropic
Body
PERIODICAL% Sb.nauchn.tr.Leningr.inzh.-stroit.in-ta 1958,Vyp
29,12-45
ABSTRACT; The author considers the elastic equilibrium of a
homogeneous body
with a rectilinear anisotropy of most general kind (21.elastic
constants).
It is shown that the projections of the shifts and the
components of the
tensiona can be expressed by three functions ti(x,y,z)
(1-1,2,3) each of
which satisfies the same differential equation of sixth order
(this
equation is linear, has constant coefficients and contains only
the sixth
derivative beside of the free term and the function term). The
author
establishes formulas which combine shifts and tensions with the
three
functions q')i; in the special case of an isotropic body these
formulas are
changed into the well-known formulas of B.G.Galerkin. In the
case of an
orthotropic body the general representation of the shifts and
tensions
with the aid of three functions in general coincides with the
represent&-
tionproposed by S.Mossakovskaya (Byul.Pe~llskoy
A.N.,!955,otd,4,3,Nr 1,3-6).
Furthermore two special problems are considered% The banding of
an
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67065
SOV'/44-59-9-9154
On the Method of the Three Functions of the Anisotropic Body
orthotropic thick plate with supported sides by an arbitrary
normal load
in two casest a) the plan of the plate is a rectangle, b) the
plan of the
plate is an isosceles right triangle. The solution for a
rectangular plate
is carried out with the aid of the functions
a M OD CD kT-x sin nlLy
1 +2' 01 +3 Z: E7fkn(z)s'n b
$
k-1 nnl
which satisfy the conditions at the boundary of the plate.
Every fkn is
determined out of the equation for +3 and contains 6 free
constants which
are obtained from the conditions at the boundary of the loaded
and the
unloaded plate. The author gives the results of the
calculation for a pute
with given elastic constants which is bended by a sinusoidally
distributed
load. The results are compared with the results obtained with
the aid of
the approximate bending theory for plates. ~3 is a double
In the case of a triangular plate it holds 0 and
series similar to the series for the rectangular plate.
Bibliography with 27 titles.
S.G.Lekhnitakiy
Card 2/2

BATD&, NeNt-,
General solution of the problem of the elastic
defornad con-
dition of Rolla and slanting cylinders*
Hauchdaklevys.shkolyl
strol. no.2:37-41 159. OaBA 13.4)
1. Rekomendovar.A WedroysoprotivIonlys, mterialov
Leningrad-
skogo Inshanerno-stroltellnogo institutas
Mastic plates and sbelia)

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lip
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S/124/62/000/001/035/046
-W D237/D3O4
AUTHOR: Bayda, B. N.
TITLE: Investigating the formai solution of the problem
on the elastically deformed state of a cylinder
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnall Mekhanika, na. 1, 19629
2. abstract M (V sb. XVIII Nauchn. konferen-
tsiya prof.-prepodavat. sostava leningr. inzh.-
stroit. in-ta s uchastiyem predstavit. stroit.
organizatsiyy predpriyatiy i nauchno-tekhn. o-v.
Dokl. sek,tsiy soprotivl. materialov matem, i
teor. mekhan., fiz.t khimii i elektrotekhn.,-
L., 1960t 5-10)
TEXT: In the author's former article (Nauchn. dokl vyssh.
shkoly. Stroitellstvo, 1959, no. 2, 37-41-RZhMekh, 196;1? lV7)t
solution of the problem on the elastically deformed state of a
solid cylinder is reduced to solving an infinite system of
linear
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Investigating the formal... D237/D304
equations. In the present work, the problem of existence of a
solution to that infinite system of equations is considered. It
is shown that the sum of the moduli of the coefficients of the
infinite system is less than unity for each row of the system;
i.e., the system is regular. The author asserts that this
system
has a unique finite solution if its free terms are bounded.
(Reviewer's note: While proving that the sum of moduli of the
coefficients of an infinite system is less than unity for each
row, the author deduces that this system is fully regular. This
is not true and should be considered as a mistake, as such a
system is only regular. The condition that free terms of the
system are bounded is not sufficient for the solution of a
regu-
lar infinite system of linear equations. It is also necessary
b-
that free terms of the system tend to zero as m
stracter's note: Complete tranalation.-7
Card 2/2

BAYDA, Eduard NUqja-y&yjqhI_ GASUM , V.A,,., doktor
tekhn, nauk,, prof.,
A.S., red. izd-va; VORONETSKAYA, L.V., tekhn.
red:I
(General solutions in the theory of elasticity and
problems on
the parallelepiped and bylinder]Obohchis resheniia
teorii up-
rugoati i zadachi o parallelepipede i tai-lindre. Pod
red.
V.A.Gasteva. Leningrad, G~sstroiizdat, 1962. 61 p.
(14IRA15: 8)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akadexiii stroitel'stva i
arldiitektuxy
SM (for Gastev).
(Elasticity) (Elastic solids)

~ ~ /,r" 1,3 , C-, -Z
Kj
,_BA~TDA# Gel 0 [Wda, Belo], geroy gotsiallatichnoi
Pratmi, kombiVmr,
- amm"
Yor village workers. Kekh. oil'. hosp. 9 no.l:g Ja 158.
(MM& ntg)
1. Novomoskovg1k& mehinno-traktorna stauteiia.
Duipropetrovelkoi
oblasti.
(Agricultvwal sachinery)

PINSIBs, A.Ye. (PinvOkYls 0.13#11 SiMp *@Too
IB&MAS 31.1A.)
FoldbW spobim for vaddlng wmftoturW on AOW46
cardiql.wd wtung wyetems Lehapfmo DO Is 3U32
Ja-W M4. imm 1911)

BATDA, Kh.S.-, SUVORDV, N.I.
General biological importance of astrobotanic
investigations.
Trudy Sekt.astrobot. AN Xazakh.SSR. 1:18-24 '53. (MLRA
10:2)
(Life on other planets)

BAYDA, L.I.
Elektronnye usilitell postoiannogo toka
(Electron amplifiers for direct current).',voskv&,
Gosenergoizdat, 1953. 192 p.
-
SO: Monthly List of Russian AccessiorLs, Vol. 7, lb- 5,
Aucust 1954

7 ;i.1
DWORODITSKIT. N-P-, professor; VASILIYXV. D.V.. professor;
doteent; ODINTSOT, GOT. doteent;SXKKMVICH, A*A., doteent;
FAftny.
A*V.. doteent-, TURDINSOi, R.I., datght; ARANOTICH, B.L.
starshiy
prepodavatell; GUTOR, D.S.starshiy prepodava,tell;
POTOLOTSXIT. Ta.A.,
prepodavatell. I
Development of automatic control and telemechanice In the fifth
I
five-year plamo Avtomi. I telem. 14 no.2. 238-240 %-AP '53.
OOaA 10: 3)
1. Leningradskiy elAtIrotekhalebeskly indtitut is.
T.I.Mlyanovs,
(Ionina)
(Autoakldt amtrol) klenote control)

BAR~,.Iponid, Ill i0h; DOBROTYORSKIY. Nikolay
Stapanovich; ORSFANWY,
voy Ich; POHILIZMYA, Sof Iya Nikodimovw; RAZW(OVMrIT,
Nikolay Elkolayeviob; STIESIXT, Yeygeuiy Antonovich.
[deceased];
JTJM, Andrey Vladluirovicb, professor, d6ktor
takhniohookikh
nauk; KAZLUOVSKIY. LD'M'. redaktor; ZABRODIRL, A.At,
takhniohe-
skiy redaktor. II* -..
Ellectric measurements; general course]
Blaktricheakie ismarenila;
o'behabit kurs. Igd. 2-e, parer. Moskva. Got.
energeticheskoe ixd-yo,
1954. 496 p. (MIU 7:12)
(Blectrio measurements)

BAYDA, L.I., ZAKRAROV, V.K.
-Ilectronic low &so* voltage regulator, Priborostroanis
no.11:13-14
it l56. (KERA 10:1)
(Ilectronic instruments) (Voltage regulators)

2-
AUTHOR: BAnkL.I., ZAKHkROV,V.K. (Loningrad) 103-8-4/8
TIM: FrOdaye-Mination of the Operating Regime and Oaloulation
of
Elsotronio Voltage Stabilizers. (I~bor reshims. I raschet
olektracstykh stabilisatorov napryashenlya. Russian)
MIODICA14 Avtomatika. L Telemakhanika, 1957, Vol 18, Mr 8, PP
724-739
(U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: System of eleotranic voltage stabilizers of the
oompensation
type are investigated. A metbod of oalculation is given# with
the
help of wbich suffloiently rational modes of operation for Us
asessibly groups of the devioe oan be seleoted and the oorres-
ponding parazieters of the stabilizer can be calculated. By
this
mens the e)Teriowntea ezwdiation an well as twdng of the do-
vicies in oonsiderably simplified, Small series (of 5-10
sabb) of
so= types of elsotromic voltage stabillsere wers developed and
built in the Laboratory for Autmation anod Rmote Control of
the
Leningrad Xleotratedbalo lutitate, Two of them are
Investigated
In short and the scibems wad paramters an desoribed, (With 12
Illustrations and 2 Slavlo Referenoes).
A390OIATICKi Not given
PXISNM by,
MEMITM: io.5.i956
ATMADIM Library of Congress
Card 1/1

- -I-- I
,I--,
+ ' - ", I.I., kand.tokhn.nauki RYB&K, S.S., inzh.
J
............... lww~~
Contact transformer changing d.c. to a.c. and having a
sparkless
commutation. Vest.elektroprom. 28 no-8:53-57 Ag '57. (MIRA
10:10)
l.Loningradskiy elektrotekhnicheskiy in6titut.
(Blectric transformers)

DOBROTVORSKIY, Nikolay Stepanovich; DUSH ,
-B=A,-j&qni IN
Yevgeniy Mikhaylovichj MOKIYENKO, Dobroolava
Nikolayevna;
PREOERAZHENSKIY Aleksey Alekseyevich;
PCHELIFISKAYA, Sofiya
Nikodimovna; STAROSELITSEVA,.Yelona Aleksandrovna;
FREM,
Andrey Vladimirovich,, doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.;
ORSHANSKIYs
D.L.i PREOBRAZHENSKIYj A.A.p red.; SOBOLEVA, YeAt
tekhn.red.
[Electrical measurements; a general course]
Elektricheskie
izmereniia; obshchii kurs. Izd.3., perer. i dop.
[By) L.I.
Baida i dr. Hoskvaj Gosenergoizdat, 1963. 428 p.
(MIRA 17:3)