SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NEZHEVENKO, G. S. - NEZHNOV, G. N.

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NEZ.-I-EVENKO, G. S.
64,69. Povyshenilye nroizvoditallnosti. truda pri rab-.)te na tokarnykh stankakii.
(Dryt paboty tokar-3-a-rovatint laureata 3talinskoy preTdi... ) L., 1954. 12 s. s
chert. 21 3M. (Vseeioyuz. o-vo po rasprostraneniyu'rolit. I nauct. znaniy.
Leningr. dom nauch.--tekhn. propagandy. Llstok navatora. No. 27 (21~6))- 3.900
ekz. 35k---lW9 ukazan v kontse teksta.--j54-15532zh/ 621.94ist # 621.941(47)
(092 Nezhevenko)
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,D: KNIZHANYA LEI"JPISI NO. 6. 1955

2114 Ng'z'heMnko, G.S. and Rellter. S.D.
Tokmmoye Dolo. (V Pomo Shchl Tokaryu Mts.) Kievj Goste Khizdat USSR, 19~4
184 s. s. Ill.; 1 L. Chert. 20sm. (V Pomoshchl Sell Skomu Stroitell Stvu
I Mts.) 7.000 Ekzo 4r. 95k. V Per.-Ia UKR. Yaz
(54-554e0) 621.941

--ZIZWIU&WW Stalinskoy premii.
Ajmtokarl, laureELt
Kake use of all possibilities to increase labor productivity.
Sov.profsoiusy 6 no.17:18-19 D 158. (WHA 12:1)
1, Gdesskiy zavod radial'afth stankov.
(Labor productivity)

NEZHEVZNKO, Grigoriy Semenovich [Ne-phovenkc, H.J0 tokar'; RUBIN, H.,
red.; BELOUS, I. [Silolis, Ij, takan.red.
[Our institute of progressive exTeriencel Nash robituychyi
instytut. Cidesa, Odeo'ke kni2hkova vyd-vo. 1r,359. 21 p.
WIRA 13:2)
1. Golova Hadi gromadolkopp inatitutu peredovogo dosvidu Weslkogo
zavodu radial'no-sverdlil'nikh verstativ (for Ne2havenko).
(Odessa--Drilling and boring machinery)
(Smployees, Training of)

N3ZMMIKO, G.. tokar'. laureat Stalinfikoy premii
Institut at thn place of work. Sov.profeoiuzY 7 no-15:11-12
A.g '5 9. (HUbt 12:12)
1. Odesskty zavod radial 'no-sv"rlil Inykh stankov.
(Odessa-Machinel-r industr7)
(Education. Cooperative)

HEZHMIIKup G., t4arl-ekoroatnik, laureett Gosud&rstvennc)y jximiA.
You are tht toiler and aighly principled championl Sov. prc-fooiuzy 19
no.7:1-3 Ap 'Q. (MDA 16:4)
1. Odeaskiy zavod radiallno-sverlillnykh stankov.
(Socialist competition) (Comunist e'Ithics)

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AUTHOR: Ignat'yev, B. G. 1 lie zheirenko . L. B. ,Kov-;~lev k. V.
Poltoratskiy, N. I.- Fomin. G. S.1 Yakutovich M. V.
ORO: none
TITLE: Production of thin plate from refractory carbides
SOURCE: Atomnaya energiya, v. 20, no. 6, 1966, 489-494
TOPIC TAGS: zirconium, zircoOu a bide, jvww*v:r,--earbide, -p(wwinn
ex.trusion, pamamenowm rolling, adalwanke* thin plate_&mmaWRb4c_
f -1
BSTRACT: Two/methods of producing dense, thin plate fro zirconium-
arbide Z~j ~der_Xvhave been investigated: 1) hot extrusionKitb subse-
t
quent high- emperature einterin with various surface-active additives;
2) rolling .lirconium-carbide powder-onto plate and subsequent sintering.
A mi_xTu_r__e 7-- 6T-M-epovders or zlrconT~m-carbide and metallic zirconium
(15 wt.%) plasticized with a 3% solution of rubber in 3-chlorethylene
2
was extruded under a specific pressure of 1.5-3.0 t/cm into plate
which was sintered at 2100-2500C for up to 3 hr. Tests shoved that
the powder fineness, specific extruaion pressure,and temperature and
duration of sintering had only a slight effect on the final product
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density. which averaged from 5.02 to 5.82 g/cm3.
re:3ults were obtained in extrudina: and a intering p
mixtures with the addition of 0.3-1.5 wt.% of NiCO3 o,-
salts. For example, the oxygen content in both aiitered
specimens with activating additives was 3-4 times
mena without additives (0.05-0.0S? and 0.25%, respactively).
highest density plate (about 6.3 g/cm3-94% of the
obtained with the addition of 0.3 wt.% r1iCO3 or Ni.'204
a specific surface of 8 m2/g. which was extruded aid
sintered at 2400-2500C. Plate rolled from granulLted
particle size of 100-280 U, prepared from a powder
with a 3% solution of 1.0 wt.% powdered rubber in
at a temperature of up to 2000C In a vacuum of 10-1
temperatures (2100-2500C) in an argon atmosphere
300-350 mm, Hg. It was found that the density of
increased with increasing powder fineness and sint!ring
The beat results were obtained with powder ground
kppreciably better
Late from the same
NiC;.'04 activating
and unsinteredi
lower than in speci-
The
theoretical) was
to a powder vithl
subsequently
powder with a
mixture plasticizedl
3enzine, was sintered
mm Hg and at higher
Lt a pressure of
'he sintered plate
temperature.
ror 96 hr (a svecific!
surface of d m'jgj. -The I mm-thicR plate rolled rron this powder,
after sigtering at a temperature of 2300C or higher, had a density of
6.5 g/cmj (97% of the theoretical). Elimination of the need for acti-
vating additives and higher density of the fJnal product are definite
advantages of the second method of producing thin plate from zir-
c0nium-carbide owder. Orig. art.-has: 2 figures and 8 tables. [MS)'-
UB CODE: 01J7 M SUBM DAM 29Jan66/ ORIG REIF: OOT/
0 H REFi 0 D PRESSI 5-0,3;7
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IGNAME11, B. G. ; IIEZHEVENKO, L. V. - FULTOFIVIISKlY, N. I.; M-LMN, G. S. ; YiWJTOVIC,11, M. V.
"Fabrication of large Ga:Darit makes frcm refractcry caxtides."
paper submitted but not presentei at Lnt-I Powder fletailurgy Conf, 2.iew Yor? Ci-,~
14-17 June 1965. lY

5 (4)
AUTHORS: Ershler, B. V., Nezhevenko, M. A., SOV/20-126-1-34/62
Hyasishcheva,
TITLE: The Mechanism of the Radiation Decomposition of Hydrogen Per-
oxide (Mekhanizm radiatsionnogo raspada perekisi vodoroda)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 126, lir 1, pp 126 - 129
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The papers on the decomposition mentioned in the title (Refs
1-3) did not compare the yield G H202 with the data of A. 0.
Allen (Ref 10) concerning the radiolysis of water by jr-rays.
These data may be represented by the equation 0) (2)~ + 1)H20
- (2m + n )H20 - nH + mOH - 1H 202 + kH2, where k,l,m,n are
Allen's coefficients, which give the quantity of the individu-
al particles formed by the absorption of 100 ev radiation. The
authors wish to prove that such a comparison may contribute
towards clearing up the entire mechanism. They carzied out the
radiolysis in the absence of H2 and 02 by blowing nitrogen
Card 1/3 through the liquid. As further reactions, which develop with-

Theldechanism of the Radiation Decomposition of SOV/20-126-1--34/62
Hydrogen Peroxide
out the liberation of oxygen, they mention; If 20 2 + H ----) It20 +
+ OR (II); H 2 02 + OH -4 H 20 + HO 2 (1"); and H02 f H ___"202
(IV). The entire reaction group I - IV is in the following de-
noted by A. With oxygen liberation the following reactions are
possible: Ho 2 + OH -* H 20 + 0 2 (13); H20 2 + R 02__~ E20 + OR +
* 02 (C); H02 + R02__) H202 + 02 (D) and 11202 + 2H 02 -4 2H202 +
* 02. Determination of the predominating reaction in the inter-
ruption of the reaction chain is possible by comparing Allen's
data with the values for G El2 02. The equations for the reaction
mechanisms A + B, A + C, A + D and A + E are written down and
are graphically represented (Figs 1-4). The analysis of the
equations and the experimental data eive the mechanism A +D + C.
There are 4 figures and 10 references2 3 of which are Soviet.
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Tfle keehanism of the Radiation Decomposition of SOV/20-126-1-3,4/62
Hydrogen Peroxide
ISSOCIATION: Inatitut teoretichookoy i eksperimentallnoy fizili Akademii
nauk SSSR (Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics
of the Academy of Sciencea, USSR)
PRESENTED: January 28, 1959, by A. 1. Alikhanov, Academician
SUBMITTED: January 26, 1959
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~ACCESSION MRS AT6007972 6/0000/64/000/000/1065/1072
AUTHOR: Abranyan, Ye. A Bander 1. Yo.;
A.J ~.Jj. o-,, I. M.; ~SM2y,_A. A.; Pal.chAk0_v._x&__
~olev. G. B. Ka4nav
_W__ S ; Popov 0 1 Pro1z"MDAW
_4Z.7 Lu~
Samaylov. 1. SkrinakLy. A. M. I T%41D,- L- 1~cnlkov'M. G. ; 4Qf[10vqYAJ2&_"
oko !Lhlq
Mazhevenko, 0. Ostreyko, G. M.1 S lov, A. A.; Tina .
~TITLEs Work an the str4ong-current acceleratgmylf the Nuclear PhYsics Institute
ISO AN SSSR. (1) Strong-current pulse accalerators with ;p1ral. storage .7-WaL
itrons. (11) Strong-current accelerators with one-zvvolution capture of the in-
jected electrons
SOURCES International Conference an High Energy A:celeratoER, Dubna. 1963. dy.
'Moscow, AVc-mizdat-, 1964, 1065-1072
JOPIC TAGSe high energy accelerator. electron accelerator. electron beam, betatrons'
ipla"a
ABSTRACTS The work on developing atreng-current electrw ring accelerators
Iwas begun in 1265 by the authors at the Nuclear Physics Institute, Siberian Depam..
meotq Academy of Sciences SSSR, with the object of studying the possibility of
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faming relativistic stabilized beams. In the laboratorLev of the Institute CK-
perimental studies were carried out on the four methods for obtaining large ring
currents of relativistic electrons: (1) spiral method of storing the electrons in
installations of the betatron type with subsequent betatron synchrotron accelera-
tion (Budker G. 1. CEW4 Sympgsium 1, 68 (1956); (2) obtaining of liniting electron
currents by means of the injection of electrons from a strong-current linear ac-
celerator into a ring chamber of large aperture with subsequent synchrotron accele-
ration; (3) storage of electrons In tracks (parking crbits) with constant magnetic
field by means of the multiple injection of electrons from another less strong-
current accelerator; this method is utilized for the storage of electrons and posi-
trans in experiments with colliding beams (expounded in detail by G. 1. Budker
in the present collection, p. 274); (4) obtaining of large electron currents by
means of the acceleration of electrons by a ring plasma. The present report dis-
cusses the first two methods under the following topics, (r) pulsed iron-less
betatron with prelioLinary charge storage (B-2 device)-. strang-current pulsed syn-
chrotron 3-2S; pulsed strong-current betatron with spiral storage (B-3 device).
(11) Iron-loss we-turn strong-current synchrotron (BSa)*. stmg-current pulsed
synchrotron B-3H. Orig. art. hass 7 figures.
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ASSOCIATIONe institut yadstmoy fizLki SO AN SSSR (KUMImAr ft8ics InGtitu'tal
F&O AN SSSR)
MMNlrrEDo 26May6S EXCI.1 00 so CODE Np.
NO REF SOVI 001 OTHERS 001
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AUTHOR: Budkor,G.1.; Vedvedq_vP.1.; MOA;Xioy,y~u.h.; 110zh0v0nko,O,A.;
0s1;rcyko.G.K!', Paa~s ~ukV.S. ; Sa-moylav.,I.1~.
J
O,W-: none
TVLE': The BSB iron-freo singlo turn synchrotron
SQUIM,E: Zhurnal tokhnicheskoy fiziki, v.3G, no. 9, 1966, 1323-IJ315
TOPIC TAGS: electron accelerator, synchrotron
ABSTIZACT: Thin paper is concerned with tho typo 3511 Iron-frt!(., turn lynchru.~-
dq Iveloped at the IYar CO AN SSSR for injection of up to 180 1Mt-V electron-,; InLo a stor-
age ring. A general description of the machine has b,!en given cl:;ew~lc!re 'by Ye.A.
Abramyan arxi 22 other authors (TrarLsocticv-s of the IntPzmati--)*!,.,k1 Conf,2re;.ca on
Accelerators, Dubna, 1963, D.1055, Ator.-iizdat, M. , 19GO. In Lha prcsci-~ paper certit.1.1
foatures of the accelerator aro described in somewhat more d,--tail, including the
nc!t, the magnet power supply, and the iRjcctor, and t11"3 nC1jL-"L1-:10nt Of t:..o
discussed. The magnot winding connintn of two concentric duralt=in
nblo Of WiLh3tanflinf,' ,i of
the beam circulates. The outer ring ia cap,
' I ii
50 atmo and the geometry Is such that the inner ring is in eq.
netic forces , being subjected only to a hydror3tntic presEjure. T'~.o Lj -,o~-mred
curroat -- about
by a 0.045 F capacitor bank charged to 10 W. The maximum mag~~,L
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c'.:Ot- bnrilm which aro (11sclim-god at solooUvi Filtmofi of tho cyclo'.1 to c(1Jjf.j-f)1
of Vio ninf,,viLtc ftold. InjectIon of GOO IN ol.octrojit; M necoiiji', 1-0 -d #.:u!--
,iJn!-)o I-evolutlott of tho enptureff oJectrom. The clinchni-go of 1.1"'I .-!-d
cn,)i(.-!Lor bmqkf; in fjo t1imed t1int tho field Is appro).1mitfily cou-;L!vv', , - ~-A- ,
J. 2c t. 1) .Tho rX accoloritting voltnro 13 frocitionvy mwJti~i1ted Ti-cm 10-1.5 0) 11c, !'U.....
.1.-0 As nppl.lnd to t1to 1,04m With tho nid of a abiglo rencimLor W-Ot n Q of 290. Sr,-,,o
woi*e micountored In dit) nllju!itmf)nt of Lbe inficlibio. but ?4oyi" Cii,-,
h(! ovorocvo. It wn:j pminiblo to fjij(!(.,t about 1.d' A or GOO IN e1q-(,,LcOYm Into 'Llie)
coil-'Itflitt 1101d, myl to nceiO-cirato nome 20 76 or Lho 1i,j(,ct()6
bonm ctirre-wit via.-i fouml to bu I-Imitod by Iong-ttidinal c-hart;v
ilogn,"'Imo Mpsll Offoct) , rnthox, thnit by t rminverne opaco charge It Ll
L;iM. 10.1,her currento Mght bo achieved wD.1% n !jtroij,(, fO-vk%.,j!n-
Tito authors thmik A.A.Nailmov for hin Intereut ntyJ di., It"l, A.;-
ror or(;nnizjLvk,, the fabricf1tion of t1to maill partu OA-' 00 acco:.-~~-ctor, 13-A
A.A.T.Ivshttp A - pnrticipativ-- im t1l.)
nr __y __;Cox
corLnin parts oi tho accolerator. Or1ge art. has: 3 lormu1na oul G P.-uros.
3uo cam. 2o/ SUBM BATS% 27SepG5/ ORIG RH?1 009/ (MI PW: 001' -
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"E'ZHIVEi,EC, V. F.
M~ZHEVENXG, V. F. "A SLudy of t!e rrocEsge8 of Crys tall ization of Paraffin
in Petroletun. in connection with I-Urdng arj4 Pumping
Petroleum." All-UnJon Sci :--.es ancl DesiEn Inst.
"Giprovcstokneft'." Kiiybyshev, 1956
(Dissertation for the 1,egree of Candidate in Technical
Scienco)
So: KnIzhnaya Letopis', No. 18, 1956,

Method for leter-miniag the initial crystallization temperature
of paraffins In petroleum. *rrudy Giprovostoknefti no.l:
177-389 '58. (14IRA 13:9)
(Paraffins) (Crystallization)

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H = IKHOVSKIT,M.Ye.
Some shortcomings in publishing hydrometeorological observation
data. MeteorA gidrol. no.5:42-43 My 153. (Kim 8:9)
1. Sverdlovskoye UGHS.
(Meteorology--Observations)

AUTHOR: Nezhikhovskiy, M.Ye., Fnvineer 2- 1- /21
TITLE: Readers' Letters and Comments (Pialma i otkliki chitateley~,
Some Remarks on the NiTU SN2-57 (Nekotoryye zamechaniya no
NiTU SN2-57).
PERIODICAL: Gidrotekhnicheskoye stroitellstvo, 1958, Nr 12, D 40
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author reviews the newly published "Nlorms and Technical
Conditions for the Computing of the Maximum Water Discharge
Iffhen Projecting ~Iydrotechnical Structures on Rivers", is-
sued by the ',osudarstvennyy komitet po delam stroitel -
stva 'State Construction Committee). Tl~ough the new regul-
ations as a whole are appreciated, the author oh.i,ects t,)
the recommendation to use the average climatic factor for
the calculation of the heipht of waves and the height of
the water drift caused by wind. The reason is that the
meteorological stations cannot provide the needed inform-
ation.
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ITEZYTKVOVSKIYY R. A.
Lakes
Forecast and calculation of levels of lakes having outlets and the water capacity of
lake rivers. Met. I gidrol., No. 6, 1947.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, December 1952. Unclassified.

or t"t i -~j sr "1. 2 03 'L..
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NEZHIKHOVSKIY, R. A.
USSR/Geophysics - Hydrology Dec 52
"Observations of the Water Level of Large Resevoirs,"
R.A. Nezhikhovskiy, Leningrad Admin of Hydromet
Service
"Meteorol i Gidrol" No 12, pp 45, 46
Comments on P.I. Milyukov's article (ibid. No 4,
1952). Also suggests the desirability of organiz-
Ing in the pages of this journal an exchange of
experimental data on subject observations and on
forecasting of status of resevoirs in view of the
pressing importance of these problems.
PA 237T71
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N=HIKHOVSKIT, R.A.. inzhener.
W"v"WQ1~13
Discrepancy between form and contentF; of h.-drological proposis. Glidr.
9troi. 22 no.5:39-40 Vq 153. (W-RA 6:6 )
(FAydrology)

EEKIDUMSKIY. R. A.
"Losses of P-iin Runoff on the '.*orthw(.,.9t Zworean Territory Qf the U~;S;i," 11~eteorul.
i Fidrologiya, ~~'o 1. 191~4, p 2G/
The author preSent3 the averaFed coefficientz of the rain runoff (;,") for the rivers
of the northwest --iiirop--an territory of the -Lhe majority of th,-~ rains possess
co--fficients less than or equal to 0.10; in individual cases the coefficient is 'Creater
'.han 0. 60. !be smallest 7 of the average monthly values is observed in July (0.036);
the greatest, in Cctober (0-15c'-). (.UhG--ol, .:o 5, 1c91A)
SO: Sum. .,.0. 568, 6 jul -11;

IMZHIKFK)TSK!I, Illwim Afrotmovich ; GAVIULOT, A.M.. redaktor; YASNO-
xuwowu A, m. ". " ;rodaktor; BRATHINA, H.I., tekbnichookly
rodaktor.
(Neva River] Reka Neva. Leningrad. Gidronotoorologichaskoo
lzd-vo, 1955. 93 P. (KLHA 8:12)
(Ileva River)

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AID P - 1438
Subject USSR/Meteorology and Hydrology
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Author Nyezhikhovskiy, 1~. A., Kandidat of Tech. Sciences
Title Observations of the amount of the snow c over of a
region during the spring season
Periodical Met. i g1dro., 1, 42-43, Ja - F 1955
Abstract Observations of the melting of snow and the flow of
spring waters are systematically carried out from 1951
by many thousands of stations as well as by airplane
surveys. Some results are indicated and a table given.
No references
Institution: Main Administration of the Hydrometeorol ogical Service of
the Council of Ministers of the USSR
Submitted No date

NURIKHOVSKIT, R.A.
, , - it;46g-Ab:
eg,
Hydrological forecasts for rivers having artificially controlled
stream flow. Meteor. i gidrol. no-11:37-40 H 156. (MLRA 10:1)
(Hydroloa)

ZHI16OVS.KIY, Ruvim Afroimovich; DGKANITSKIY, A.P., otvetstvennyy red.;
VLADIMIROV, O.G., tekhn.red.
[The Neva River] Reka Neva. [Izd.2-oe, dop.i parer.] LeningrRd.
Gidrometeor.izd-vo, 1957. 190 P. (14IRA 11:1)
(Neva River)

IMZHIXHOVSKIY, R.A.
I - "'
Compiling Myd~rolc;g CV$i~ogmses for unexplored rivers. Vateor.
t gidrol. no.7:39-W Jrl '57. Oam 10:8 )
(Rivers)

.1. A.
MWORKHOVSKIT. R.A., kaudidat takhnichaskikh nauk.
ll~~
Accuw~tions of drifting ice on the lava. Priroda 46 no,5:126
w 157, (MM 10;6)
1, Savero-Zapadnoys upravlaniya Gidrologichaskoy i mateorologi-
chaskoy sluzbby (laningrad).
(gave River--Ice)

AUTT.fORs Nezhikhovskiy, R. A. 50-58-5-9/2o
TITLEt On the Determination of the later Volume in a River Bed in a
Section With Several Tributariso (0b opredelenii obOyama vody
v ruale reki na mnogopritochnom uohastke)
PERIODICAL: Meteorologiya i Gidrologiya, 1958, Nr 5, pp 43-45 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Three formulas for this determination are known. In large riv-
ers no difficulties occur with the use of these formulae. But
in small rivers difficulties in the determination of 'e in the
(Q,+Q2)+Q3
formula.
_f (3) oo:~ur, where Tdenotes the
2
transit time in days (24 hours). As the time of passage from
the direction lines I and 2 to the direction line 3(figure I v)
is almost always different, T is used as average value
(-Ya r ) in practice. Ito determination is not always easy,
a
aboTS a
ff when not 2 but 3 and more rivers flow together. The
author illustrates the method of determining :raverage with a
concrete example, Figure 2 shows a scheme of the river system
of the Syas' river. In order to avoid inaccuraci 8,yaver
e-r
e1g:ith
must be determined as
ei
hed
e
ad
ve:h
o
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consideration of the water consumption in the direction lines.

On the Determination of the Water Volume ix4a River Bed in a 50-58-5-9/2o
Section With Several Tributaries
This can be done in a first approximation according to the
data on the surfaces of the river basin. The results show
that'Y in a determination as an arithmetical and a
average
weighed mean differ by 2o-25%. Another method of determining
the witter volume of a river bed is possible when the hjdro-
metric direction lines do not lie on an isochronous curve
(or equidistant curve), namely a rectilineqr interpOlation.
There are 4 figures.
1. Inland waterways-Volume-tric analysis 2. Mathematics
Card 2/2

,-_I!;ZHIKHOVSKIT, R.A.
Forecasting the runoff of winter floods. Trudy TSIP no.65:153-156
'58. (KIRA 11:6)
(Runoff) (Floods)

5-4F91
ld

-NEMMOVSKARP Ruvft AfroImovich;CHRB*TAR&7jA.& kand. tekhn. nauk,
ot-v. red.; SHATIT-INA, H.K.v red.; BWNINA, 14.1.,, tekhn. red.
[HYdrological calculations and forecasts In the use of resex-roirs
and lakes] Gidrologicheskie raschety i prognozy pri ekspluatataii
vodokhranilishch i ozer. Leningrad, Gidrometeor. izd-vo, 1961.
294 p. (Hydrology) (MIRA 14:6)

NFMIKHOVSKUP R.A-
Some problems of the de7elqmenz of hydrologic forecasting senice.
HaMor. i, )gidrol. no.4.-36-39 AP 163. 011RA 160)
1. Gosudarstvemyy gidrologichaskiy institut.
(Hydrology)

NEZHIKHOVSKIY, R.A.
CnIculation and prediction of the flow of frazil and ice during
the freezing of rivers. Trudy Wil no.103:3-40 '63. (KIRA 16:7)
(Ice on rivers, lakes, etc.)

I
NEZHIKiiOVl;Kly)
Anidysis of m,~uaurec ,,iz,.harg,?.g -If !',-iz`, anl i--~ art! calculation
of the flow of 1-2e materia-1. Trudy GGI nr-1-10~315-51 ' ' ' ,
Loeffirlpr,*. of t~ia of L,,e ~jwer saLr:'ace of fraz-,.
ice cover. Truiiy G(~l 16-. (1-!IRA -1 7:7)

NEZff Y , i . P,. , t,. a riii .khij . miu f
r, onf! a rn ~ rlj~ !, . I.1 . "Itc, rg ') ! '. r; I 1~ I.- r. 1, ,! I" ~~h, ~, '- - 7'~j r- ~, 1~ f , !"': " :- ~, - f
f Lood hyd rogrtiph. " Moo ! il! dro ; . rj~ . 4 , ~,~ A.- 165.
~ "' - 11 2,~ 'I t~ ~ '. )

NFZIIIKIIOVSKIY, H.A.
Calculations of water volume in the riverbed net~acrk of a
watershed. Trudy GGI no.118t92-148 165.
Methods of constructing water-volume curves. Ibid.-149-176
(MIRA 18:9)

NEZHINSKAYA, BI
On a march, Prof.-tekh.obr. 20 no.2s16-17 F 163.
(HM 16z2)
1. Zaveduyushchaya bibliotekoy tekhnicheskogo uchilishcha
No.15, Moskva.
(School excursions)

LIVSHITS, No, Insh.; NEZHIIISUYA~ Go@ inzh.
Enameling and glazing in corona-discharge electric fields.
Stroi. mt. 4 no.11:17-20 N '58. (MIRA 11:12)
(Glazing) (Snamel and enameling) (Spraying and dustring equipment)

LIV-SHITS, H.U.; NHZHIIISKATA, G.S.
0
Enameling chutes in electric fields of corona diecharggs. Biul.
tekh.-ekon.inforru no.i:4-6 '59. 1 (MIR& 12:2)
(Coal mines and mining-Rquipment and supplies) (Enamel and enameling)

18-3100
7539",'
SOV/149-2-5-; 7 1-12
_11~ j
AUTHORS: Nezhinskaya, L. A., Gratser3h,eyn, I. M.
TITLE: Analysis of State and Effectiveness of Complex Utiliza-
tion of Lead-Zinc Raw Material
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Tsvetnaya metal-
lurgiya, 1959, Vol 2, Nr 5, pp 166-172 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: At present, dressing of polymetallic ores is a ver7j waste-
ful operation and only the lesser part of the valuable
components is recovered. Only 15 to 20% of the sulfur
content is utilized and the corresponding figi -'res for
other components are: lead 43.6%, zinc 28%, copper 42.6%,
gold 19.5%, silver 39.9%. All t~e rare elements are
usually lost. The losses in the Melting of the concen-
trates are not as great as the above but are still very
high; in 1957 Electrotsink lost the equivalent of
49.25% of its final production, Ust'-Kamenogorsk plant
lost 32.06%. A system of complex utilization of the
ores improved this picture very ccn3iderably, since it
Card 1/3 was introduced in the 1950's. ThU3, zinc extractior at

Analysis of State and Effectiveness 75393
of Complex Utilization of Lead-Zinc SOV,/I L, 9 - 2 -5 - 244/3-1~
Raw Material
r
the Electrotsink plant improved to 8.7% in 1957, com-
pared to 1953. In Ust'-Kamenogoi-sk the improvement was
5.2%. The lead losses decreased in the two plants by
5.8 and 13.2% respectively, since lead extraction from
the tailings started at Ust'-Kamunogorsk. Zinc 1OSSOS
in lead production, which were 100% before installation
of' dust recovery, decreased to 80% in the same plant.
A fluidized bed process for zinc ores permitted
recovery of sulfur. While not gj-%,"-n6 act~)al prodl.~ction
figures, the authors cite the following; results of a
complex utilization of ores: (a) total. increase of
production: 19 to 26% at Ust' Kamenogrosk Combine,
28 to 32% at Elektrotsink; (b) higher labor produc-
tivity: 9 to 28% at Ust'-Kamenogorsk, 8 to 21% at
Elektrotsink; (c) 25% higher profit ratio for the
plantsi.(d) lowered capital investment as compared to
that of the basic process; bY 7.3% at Ust'-KamenoGorsk,
and by 16% at Elektrotsink. As a result of the above
Card 2/3 the amortization time of capital. investment decreased

Analysis of State and Effectiveness 75398
of Complex Utilization of Lead-Zinc SOV/14c) -2-5 -
Raw Material
at Ust'-Kamenogarsk by 26.2% and at Elektrotsink by
13.6%.
ASSOCIATION: Krasnoyarsk Institute of Nonferrous Metallurgy. Chair
of Plant Organization and Planning (Krasnoyarskiy institut
C~
tsvetnykh metallov. Kafedra organizatsii 1 planirovaniya
predpriyatiy)
SUBMITTED: March 24, 1959
Card 3/3

SOV/136-59-5-2/21
AUTHORS: Gratsershte-.Yn, I.M., and Ve.zhinskaya, L.A.
TITLE: Determination of Production Costs from Complex Raw
Materials (On the Example of Zinc Works) (Ob
opredelenil sebestoimosti produktsil iz kcimpleksnogo
syr1ya (na priM9Te tsinko-Ty1fY., zavodov) )
PERIODICAL: Tsvetny-je metaily, 1959, Nr pp 10-15 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The problem of costing products obtained f-rom complex
ores is Important for st.1-muiatli-,ig ttieir botter
utilization. Various organisations ware and are active
In this field: Giprotsvetmet, irasnoyarskly institut
tsvetnykh metallo-V (K-rasnoyaz-sk Non-Ferrous Metals
Institute), TsNIGRI, and others. The authors list the
main methods and discuss their advantages and
disadqantages. For their discussions ,they use materials
consumption and cost data for a z inc-cadniiua- copper-
sulphur-indium raw material (Tables 19 2 and 3). They
propose a simple method by whiih the r;ost of each
recovered rtomponerit can be found and production costs
Card 1/2 are related to the finished Prcd~ct with allowance for
its quality. The method depends for its succest on the

SOV/1--,16--59- 5-2/21
1
Determination of Production Costs from Complex Ra~,r '~&',:'-rials (On
the Example of Zinc Works)
correct fixing of selling prices for tew products.
Further contributions on this subject aio Invited by
the Editor.
There are 3 tables,
Card 2/2

GRATSERSHTEYV, lzraill Markovi,~h~ IT-PZHIN~YAZ_Lyudmila Ale~,:sandrovna;
L 7
LOSKUTOV, F.11-11., pi~of., 4-Iftor-, Vc~:;eiizeriV; ARKMIGE
MYA,
M.S., red.izd-va; ISLFIITIYEVA., P.G., tekhn, red.
(Complete use of complex metal ores] Kompleksnoe isp(lIzovanie
poLivatallicheskogo syrlia. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekIn.izd-vo
lit-ry po chernoi i tsvetnoi metallurgii, 1961. 123 P.
(MIRI 24:12)
(Nonferrous metals-Metallurgy)

15 -5 7-%'Zd -331183
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, '.957, Nr 3,
pp 133-134 (USSR)
AUTHORS Sherman, M. M. Ortenberg , M. N. ,
Golldshteyn, F. K.
TITLE: The Skimming Method of Proparing Pa3te for Production
of Ceramic Floor Tile (Shlikerriyy sposot podgotovki
massy dlya proizvodstva keramicheskikh Flitok d1ya
polov)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Stud. naucft. o-va Kharlkovsk. politekhn. In-ta,
1956, Vol 1, Nr 1, pp 61-65
APSTRACT: The authors used the Slavyanski7e gliny ,clays).of the
111.kolayev3koye and Nikiforovskoye . de-oo-~3its (Donets
Badin) ror making the tile. The iron content in these
clays riAnges from 1.9 to 2.9 percent and produced an
intense coloration on firing the tile. Beca-use of the
hiah degree of dispersion and plasticity of the clays of
the' Nikolayevskoye and NikiforovskOYE deposits they
Card 1/2 are hard to separate by filtration. it vas ascertained

-1-- 1-7
-Ij, -3-1~383
The Skimming Method (Cont.)
that the addition of dehydrated clay (20 percent) ii,creased tne rate
at which the clays could be separated by filtration,
Card 2/2 S. P . 3 h.

A)MMI, Fp IrLsh. (Saratow) A-MHIffSWA N Insh. (Sars.tov);
RVZNMOV# A. P inXho (4dra-too-" "
Gas appliances for colie6tive farms. Zhil.-kom. khoz. 12 no.5:
10-U My 162. (MM 1-1: 10)
(Gas appliances)

1. 1113MMSYMAY 0. S.
2. TJS-'7R (6GO)
4. Botany - Study and Teetching
7. Ex 'neriments with 1-lants and their uge In lessons on the. iri-I(:I;1es -)f Dmrwinio-..
Est. v shkole No. 6, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Febr;~etrL 1953. Unclassified.

YUHICKAYA, T.A., inzli.; TSITRIN, M.A., kand. okon. na,,,.k
Efficiency of the overall mechaaLzaflon of stopLng oporatilons
in tne mines of the Mosco-w Basin. Mekh. i av-tom. )roi.zv. 19
no. 10:30-31 0 165. 18:L, )'

--'IEZRITISKIY, S., poDovnik
Rifle compW in a meting engagement. Wen. vest,, 41 no.4i
23-25 Ap 162. (MRA 1514)
(Attack and defense (Militar.( scionce))

LIMIK, P.; MMINSKIY, V.
Enthusiasts at the Lutugino Plant. HTO 5 no.1:3C6-31 -Ta 163.
(MIRA 16.5)
1* Predsedatell soveta Nauchno-tekhnicheskogo obshchestva Lutuginsk4go,
zavoda (for lanr4k). 2. Glavnyy mekhanik, chlen Nauchno-takhaicheskogo
obahcheetva Latuginskogo zavoda. (for Nezhinakiy).
(Lutugino-HoUing mills

SOV,'1193-59-4-20/27
Nezhinckiy, V.~., Enrineer
UTHOR
Capacitie~-- for Increas-ed Production of 1,1,ol-,en Iron
IE'RIODICAL; Liteynoye Proizvod-tvo, 1959, Nr 4, P 39 (US-10
R~.'T: In the Lutu-i--o rollin,~ mill the CI.L)ola hou-ing vial
.-3,,T, U
cooled .,.,-Lth a -,,;,ter jacket vhich uped iron :,late- -,rith
a thickne-- of 10 rua. The inner ca-ing of the :-c-.1tin-
belt .va~~, therebj, reduced from 285 to 11" 1"h e
water i~ chemically purified and is kept in con-tant
U
circulation. Me 1 t i i i0 experiences -1.ovi th~~t it i- pofz-
~ible to prolong tl-,e .,tay the water travelp within the
cupola-,. '.71,ile a nori-itl cupola use,- about 43 k,--; of
fire-roof brick for one ton of wei-,Y.t, a v.,Pter-ccoled
cupola only need-. 9-10 kg. As a reF,ult of t-.e !-Irmt,
5100,000 rublep of public money were --aved.
Card 1/1

NEZHINSKIY, V.V.
Some organizational problems in designing chemical plants.
Khim- prom. no.9:1-4 S 161. (MIRA 15:1)
(Chemical plants)

, . , . , , - j .'). '. .-
1. P.
Maize
I
Conference on seed culture of 'nterlincar hybrid's of cor-, "e1. i sem. , D, :io. ?,
1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Jurte -194. Unclassified.

1. v ZrIT 1-'.T. r.
2. USSR (600)
4. Plant Breeding
7. Zonal conference of plant breeding stations. Dost. sellkhoz. No. 5,
1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, _ April 1953, Uncl.

NNZHIRSffA. A.T., katid.med.nauk
Clinical anatomical observations on acute InterstItal pneumonlas in
premature and veakened infants. Pediatrila 37 no..9:18-24 3 159.
(MIRA 13:2)
1. Iz kafedry patologichookoy anatomil (zaveduyusbehiy - doktor med.
nauk D.D. Lokhov) Leningradekogo pediatrichaskogo meditsinskogo insti-
tuta.
(PNWMNIA IvMSrITLL PLASKA GILL)
(WYAW ME14ATURE die)

A. V., kand. red. nauk
SAMOKHVALOVA, A. S.;. MHIKMA
Malignant degeneration of laryngeal papillomas in children. Vest.
otorin. n0.5:71-74 161. (MIRA :-4:12)
1. Iz Otorinolarinqologicheakoy kafedry (zav. - pl-of. D. M.
Rutenburg(de ceased J ) I kafedry patologic-heskoy argLtOMii (ZaV. -
prof. V. G. Chudakov) Leningradskogo pediatricheshogo meditsinskogo
instituta.
(LARYNX-CANGER)

NMHINLS~~ (leningrad)
Pneumonia in cytomegaly in chibiren. Arkh. pat. n0.6:12-17 '62.
(MII?A 15:7)
1. Iz kafedry patologicheskoy anatomii (zav. - prof. V. G.
Chudakov) Leningradskogo pediatrichaskogo meditsinskogo insti-
tuta Wir. Ye. P. Semenova).
(FNEUMONIA) (VIRUS DISEASES)

Vf! I,(,
j arci
e te rna r a t,
Ilavnpi
(for Kharchanr--
logichesk-'m 0!~clplcm Ali, 'ir,ter-,n.
(for OLA11mv ,) .

NEZHIVENKOP L.N., aspirant
Copper content of the teeth in caries and diabetes ze.Uitus.
Stomatologiia 40 no-3:24-26 l,Ly-.Je 161. (1,U?A 14: 12)
1. Iz ke-fedry terapevticheskoy-stomatologii (zav. - prof. Ye.Ye.
Platonov) i kafedry obsl2chey khimii (zav. - dotsent A.A.Zats)
Moskovskogo meditsinskogo stoiratologicheakogo institute, (dir. -
dotsent G.N.Belotskiy).
(DIAB,LTES) (TEIMI-DISEASES)
(COPPER 11-1 TM D(=)

RZHIVOVO A.
NEZHIVOV, A. How the kolkhoz produces hybrid seeds from corn. Tr.
from the Russian. p. 17. Vol. 11, no. 1.1, Nov- 1956 KOOPERATIVN0 ZENEIDELIE
Sofiia, Bulgaria.
SOURCE: East European AcceIrlsions List (EEAL) Vol. 6 Uo. 4 April 1957

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A 1111

TITCMVKOs Faksim Pavlovich; AYOLLO, Mikhail Guseynovich;IIIWZEI:VQj_,
-- .- --XgkkqvlevicN PETROV, Viktor Yakavlevich; BA73F!-, D.I.I.
NIMAy 1.
I 'khn. red.
p , a.
(Accounting in com=dcations enterprises]Bukhgalterskii uchet v
prodpriiatiiakh sviazi. (By] M.P.Titchenkoi dr. Mcsln?a, 3viazl-
izdat, 1962. 422 p. (MRA 15:12)
traffic)
(Accounting)
(Commnication and

TITCHENKO, Maksim Favlovich; AYOLLO, Mikhail Gustavovich;
NEPIVOY Nikolay Yakovlsvich; FEROV, Viktor Yakovlevich;
=8tv, L.A., otv. red.; SAKRAROVA, Ye.D., red.
[Accounting and balance analysis in the comminication
system) Bukhgalter-skii uchat i analiz balansa v kho-
ziaietva sviazi. Moskva, Sviazl, 1965. 303 p.
(MIRA 16:6)

NEZHIVOY. V.
An electric train is runninp through the workshop. Sov. profsoiuzy
17 no.20:41 0 '(1. (IURA '14:9)
(Moscow-Textile industry) (Railroads, Industrial)

BAZTLZV, T.Z., KAZA , N.A-, HIZHIVOY, V-H-
A*""""q*-OI'OPJft-tI.
Lead-in arrangmeat for lines running to O':PlOIi0aA'!6z&rda"-
premises; discussion. Snarg.blul. no.9:8-9 5 136. (KRA -9 : 11)
(Blectric engineering--Safety measures)

SOLOWYEVA, I.P*, kandemed.nauk; NEZHLUKTO, A.Ya.
Gancer of the bronchus developing in a poly"atia- Itng. Test.
khir. no.'4116-118 161, (HM 15,,,,l)
1. Iz logoohnogo otdeleniya (zav. - p,-of. ILL G3rasimenko) i
patomorfc,logicheakay laboratorli (zav. -- prof. la.L. Ra, port)
.PO
rnatit,pta gurdnoy khirurgil (dir. - prof. S.A. Kolasnikcm, nauch-
vyy rukoyod.4tell -, prof. A.R. Bak-ulav) AKM MR. Adres avtorovt
Kosk7a, V-.1+9, L-minskly pr., r3.8, Institut gTudmoy khIrurgii
AMN SSSR.
(BRCIICHI-CAVCER) (LUNGS.-TUMORS)

SOLOVIYEVA I.F. (Moultva, Zubovskaya ul., d.!./36,kD.6); NE~;HLUKTU A.Ya.
.(Y
Moskya)
Solitary plasi~acytoma of the lung. Grtjd.khir. 4 :.ao.6.C)2-'?4
t~-D 1 (12. (URA 16:10)
(LUNGS--CANCM)

GLADKOVA, M. A.; NEZHLUKTO, A. Ta.
UneUgnosed metaotaffes in pattento immicall7l trvated fCT Ch!'100y'
w
o:t the lung. Grud. khIr. 4 no.3:26-30 Itr-Je '6,2.
(MIRA 15:7)
1. Iz legochnogo otdoloniya (zav. - doktor meditsinskikh aalik
N. I. Gerasimenko) Ins~ituta serdechno-oosudistoy khirurgii
(dir. - prof. S. A. Koleanikov, nauchn"- rukovoditel( - akad.
A. ff. Bakulev) AM SSSR.
(LMIGS-CA:,k]CER)

KOVAFEV, V.A.;kand. med. nauk; ITENLUKTO, A.Yu.
Pneurronertc,my in :hronir- su~pu-ra*,.4or of " 1.
- - --E, 'Ing in 'a ~a--err
with ad-ronal gland insuffic.-I'ency. iol rurgiia no.1,129-132 ' 6 3.
(P TRA 1 '7.- 5 )
I. Iz Instituta grudney khirurj~.J ir. - prof. S.IL, Kol'~J~mfkov,
nauchnyy rukovodi+.ell - akadFl~.ik A,N. Balcule,y) A'11 3S,5".

K-,-t tUN, A.G.; STARCSIENKO, A.1,2,.; B':", )71, Yu. V.
Ye.I.; (,"TELI?-!AN, A.I.;
T.A.
ical result5 of U~stirigr the
or :;eaao4 ng, ves.~;e-~s.
Sudostroenie
A

L21653-66
Acc NRs AP6ao6l35 SOURCH CODEs U410114/65/000/01-0/0001/000
AUTHORs Nexhlukto# V. Yee (Engineer)
IL6 Y,
ORGz none
ILI
TITLEs Modifications and results of factory testing of gas turbine eagives of
GTU-20 LKZ
SOURM Energamashinostroyeniya,11no. 10, 1565,p 1-5
TOPIC TA033 turbine,, gas turbine engine, gas turbine engine test/
DL fuel, DT-1 fuel
ABSTRAM Final design modific 3 and results of an extended testing program
of a" turbine plant GTU-2G1*VeenzFrad Kirov& Factivy (Leningrads'IcLy Kirovskiy
zavod) are presented. The design fei~tiii~iis-,cZ-G-1"- 0--Wife described -1weviously
iby I. A. Pasenko (Oanovnyys kortstruktimWe osobennosti gazotarbinnolp dvigatelys,
.962, No. 5). Each of the two gas turbines
GTU-20. - ergpm=hinosbroyeriiya, I
was factory tested on fuels DL (GOST 4749-h9) and DT-1 (GOV 1667-51.) at. si=Luted
operating conditions. The dertlopment and modifications of individu,al parts of
the overall systen (compressors# turbines, combustion chamber regenctratory auto-
Card 1/2 UDG % .
&U-438.001.45

rap
L 21653-&
!t-ACC Rs AP6006135
0
matic control system# and fuel preparation.systen) daring the testiag program
are discussed. Compressor characteristiev are prosented graphical].y., tchawixU the
I effects of increased clearanc*s wfdcl2 were found necessary to prewiat rubbing*
Schemtic diagram of the control system (aid of the fuel preparation wjaten are
me
included. Noise and vibration abatement orperimeats are brief2y zentionede
first gas turbine was tested for 1500 hQw.-s (1000 at nzina load AthJ00 starts),:
the second turbine for 500 hours (300 at tuximun i&W 70 starts) e, Orige art'* Gas:.
7 figvxeso
80 CODEt 24 23/ SUBM DATSt 00/ ORIG REF x 002
1 2/2

L 42166-66 EW(d)IFSS-2
AIX N11, AR6013668 SOURCE CODE: Ui1/O274/65/OO0/G11/AO07/AOO7
AUOMP-5: RGIMancM. I. N_; RezbmetdinovL_T. K.; Khasanav, A. Kh. 171
TITLE: The theory Of VRTS- Probability of servicing sigmas t:l-ansmitj
code
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Radioteld3nika i elek.troavyaz.1, Abs. 11A65
REF SOURCE: Sb. Itog. nauchn. konferfutsiya Kazansk. un-ta za 1963 9. Sektw
paramagnitn. rezonansa, apektroskopii i fiz. polimerov, radiofis., astrcrt., bion.
Kazan-, 1964, 64-66
TOPIC TAGS: binary code, detection probabilityi, signal procesaing, telej*ane Faignial,
signal coding
ABSTRACT; Three principles determining the p3aijibility of rectuiving a signtal in the
VM were formulated. On the basis of these principles the pvtbability was determined
of servicing a complex signal. This probability permits the doteraination of the
parmeters of the signal for the assumed circuit of the servic1mg equipment when
designing the VRTS. The relationship determining the probability of servicing a
complex signal Wo mw obtained in the form
W646W
- _VP___ -
in which is introduced the probabiliiy of a call 'M Vp the prob4bility p of servicing
Cwj 1/2 UMQI 621

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ACC HIs "6013868
"I" in the position of the information group, the probability q of tho absence of
other elementary sigals in the intorval in the limits of which it is possible to
record 11111 in the register, and n is the numbor of positions in the information group.
Bibliography of 3 oitatio no. L. S. Oranalation of abstrao!~7
50 CODE: 17
Card 2/2

ACC NR,
AT6022309 SOURCE CODEi UR/0000/66/000/000/0056/0060'
AUTHOR: Romanov, I. H.; Nezhmetdinov, T. K.
ORG: none
TITLE: Some problems in the reception and processing of binary signals in asynchronous
radio remote control systems
SOURCE: Vsesoyuznaya nauchnaya sessiya, posvyashchennaya Dnyu radio. 22d. 1966.
Sektsiya relemekhaniki. Doklady. Moscow, 1966, 56-60
TOPIC TAGS: remote control, remote control system, radio signal, synchronous communica-
tion, signal reception, signal processing, queueing theory
ABSTRACT: The authors discuss the problem of binary signal reception and processing
in multichannel asynchronous radio remote control systems having at the receiving end
a coma-aon inertial receiving-decoding unit. Usually, in such systems the flow of dis-
crete signals has a random character which determines, with a certaia approximation,
both Lhe intensity and the distribution of probability density for intervals between
6ignals and for moments at which signals occur at the input of the receiver. Suc") a
consideration has made it possible to relate asynchronous radio remote control systems
to queueing systems with losses and without expectation, and to use machemat"cal
methods of the queueing theory for the analytic determination of a series of charac-
teristics of an asynchronous system, in particular, for determining the probability
of correct response of servo mechanisms to the arrival of a single compound signal,
Cord

ACC NR. AT6022309
for estimating the length of a series of equal compound signals from which the desired
signal is isolated, for estimating the relative carrying capacity of the receiver, and:
!for determining a number of other characteristics affecting the efficiency of the
systeml. Orig. art. has: 2 formulas.
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ZLIKLYAK, Karp Petrovich; N-EMNIPAPA., V.Ya.[t,nzhnypapa, V.IA.], red.;
GORBUNOVA, N.Mjfforb=ova, tekhn. red.
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koemos. KyIvj Derzh.uchbovo-pedagog.vyd-vo "Radianslka
shkola," 1963. 145 P. (MIRA 17:2)

BABIY, A.A.; STARSHINOV, B.N~; ONOFR(YEINK~',- KUSHNAREV,
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