SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MALKIN, A.Y. - MALKIN, B.M.

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-MALKINJ Alek e YVMjevichj doktor tekhn. nauko prof.; CHARNK09 D.V.t
of H senzent; BUTUZOV, Ye.A.%, kand. tekhn. nauk# dotsent,
4R%
naucbwjy red.; BALANDIN, A.F., red. izd-va; DOBRITSYNAt R.I.,
tekbn, red*
[Fundamentals of technological processes in machining machine parts)
Osnovy tekhnologii mekhanicheakoi obrabotki detalei mashin. Moskva,
Gos. nauelmo-tekhn. izd-vo mashinostroit. lit-ry, 1961. 198 p.
(MIRA 14:9)
(Mechanical engineering) (Metalwork)

TORNER, R.V.; VEYKRANSKIY, P.G.; MALKIN.. A.Ya.
Theory of the design of single-screw extruders. Plast.massy
no-5:47-49 161. (MnA 14--4)
(Plastics industry-Equipment and supplies) (Extrusion process)

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AUTHOR: Malkin, A.Ya.
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S/121/61/000/006/001/012
D04O/D112
TITLE: Progress in cutting-tool designs, production and inspection
PERIODICAL: Stanki i instrument, no,6, 1961, 1-4
TEXT: The Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isaledovatellaliiyinstruinentallnyy institut, or
VNII, (All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Instruments) developed new cut-
ting tools in the course of 1960. Multifaced hard-alloy tips screwed to normal
shanks (Fig.1) have eliminated brazing. Such tips have to be turned only vrhen
an edge is blunted, and shanks need to be regrinded only after 20-25 tips have
been worn out. Quickly-replaceable cutters for automatic machines and transfer
lines were built on the same principle (Fig.2). The Kombinat tvprdykh splavov
(Hard Alloys Combine) supplies multiface cutter tips to order. A special tool
holder (Fi:g.3) was developed for tool resetting off the machine (to eliminate
stoppages for resetting). A special mill enabling locomotive wheels to be milled
under the locomotive in situ is fitted with round cutting tips that revolve about
their axes about 10 times during their service life and besides cut with both
ends (so that each tip can work in 20 positions without regrinding). Drills are
rovided with ducts for the cutting fluid, with the outlet on the bottom end
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Progress in cutting-tool designs ...... D040/D112
(Fig.6), and serve 2-5 times longer than usual. The "Frezer" and the Sestroret3k
and Tomsk tool plants are producing these drills, All-hard-alloy drills and
mills for narrow bores and slots (Fig.8) raise the work rate 5-20 times High-
speed threading taps for automatic transfer lines are provided with a spiral grcov-_
for chips (Fig.9). The new VNII developments include a semi-automatic E324
(YE324) machine-tool for cutting round files (produced by the "Komsomolets" Plant
after a suggestion by engineer V.I. Romanov &IIJ ); a five-spindle automatic
machine for continuous grinding of spiral drills, with a maximum capacity of 1000
drills per hour, and an automatic test unit revealing in 3 seconds the quantity of
residual austenite in tools. The first unit is designed for drills 5-15 mm in
diameter. It is said that determination of residual austenite in tools is a
novelty. FAbstracter's note: General views of the two mentioned machine tools
and the au-stenite test unit are shown in photographs. Design details are not
describe A conference of machine-tool makers held in Tomsk at the end of
1c,60 is Oriefly mentioned. Over 40 VNII reports were distributed to participants
and discussed. There are 12 figures.
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S/876/62/000/000/007/007
Eigi/E481
AUTROR: Malkin, A.Ya.
TITLE: Tool design for automatic production lines
SOURCE: Proyektirovaniye i ekspluatatsiya avtomaticheskikh
liniy mekhanicheskoy obrabotki. Mosk. dom nauchno-
tekhn. prop. Ed. by A.P. Vladziyevskiy. Moscow,
Mashgiz, 1962. 262-273
TEXT. Cutting tools, tool clamping devices and inspection jigs
for tool-setting purposes are considered. A fast rate of metal
removal, a long tool life, rapid tool changing, fast tool setting
and re-setting and convenient chip removal must be ensured by good
tool design. A reference face for longitudinal adjustment is
required in cutting tools. High cutting speeds (2 to 3 times
faster than normal) are usual in automatic production lines which
require top quality cutting materials. Tools with internal
cooling are used. Examples of rapid tool changing designs,
automatic adjustment of tool position and automatic replacement of
end mills from a magazine are shown. - Mechanisms are illustrated
fo.i:- automatic tool changing with wear compensation. An
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S/876/62/000/000/007/007
To9l design for automatic ... E191/E481
inipection fixture for tool setting in the machining of stepped
shafts is shown. The best chip for automatic mach3-ne tools is a
coil of 100 to 250 nun length. Chip breaking is achieved by
superimposed feed motion pulses. A warning device which detects
broken cutting edges is described, based on the sensing of
pronounced rises in cutting force components. There are 9 figures
and 1 table.
Card 2/2

SEIAUICMIKO D~ I a taki r- i~ U,%HA,,-hEV , V , L j
RALKIIi A Ya. ~jvktor ~eknr,. ria k pro'., red.; SUZANOVIGi
[Instruments for pn-~jul--tion in use a0road] in-
strumnt dlia avtcvati:,-ircvarm,)ac) proizvodstva zai-ubezh-
nykh firm. Vloskva, 1963. 85 p. (Novye maslATV, obomdo-
vanle i sredstva avtoi,~atizratsii. Sariia: U-?7)
(~! I r~A 17. 5)
1. Moscow. TSentrallnyy iii6tAtut naw-~hnc-tekhnicheskoy In-
formatsil Do avtomatiza%sii j

S=a results of the activity of the All-Union Research Institute
of Metal-Cutting Tools in 1962. Stan.i instr. 34 no.5:3-6 Fq
163. (KM 16:5)
(Metal-cutting tools--Technological innovations)

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MUSTAFAYEV, E. (deceased); MALKIN, A.Ya.; PLOTNIKOVA, Ye.P.; VINOGRADOV, G.V.
Rheological properties of po2yisobutylene. Vysokom.soed. 6 no.8.,1515-
1521 Ag 164. (MIRA 17:10)
1. Institut neftekhimicheakogo sinteza AN SSSR, laboratoriya reologii
polimerov.
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VINOGRADOV, G.V.; ZABUGINA, M,F.,, KONS'l-AINT-1-NOV, A.A.; KCITi'IJKI";, --.*,'.; MALK-N,
A.Ya-..;_.PRO7,OR0V-EFAYA, N.V.
Viscosity measz.,rements of po-yuiers .n t-,e ~",Lnderise-J suat.e
and cap-,llary instruments. V-
ys,)kom.soed. 6
(YIRA
17 jr))
Institut nef',,

LZONOV, A.I.; MALKIN., A.La.; IIINOGRADOV, G.V.
Effect of the rigiditLy of dynamometers on the results of rheo3icgical
measurements. Koll. zhur. 26 no.3:335-340 IKY-Je 164
(MIRA 17:9)
1. Institut neftekhinLtcheskogo sinteze. Ali SSSR-imeni Topohiyeva.

VINOGRADOV, G.V.; BELKIN, I.M.; KONSTANTINOV, A.A.; KRASHENINNIKOV., S.K.;
ROGOV, B.A.; MALKIN, A.Ya.; KONYUKHP 13.
Rotating elasto-viscosimeters'for the testing of polymeri,-
.~41
systems. Zav.lab. 30 no .364"367 164. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Institut neftekhimicheskogo sinteza AN SSSR.

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.ACCESSION NR: AP4019982 S/0020/64/154/006/1421/1424
,.AUTHOR: Vinogradov, G. V.; Malkin, A. Ya.; Plotnikova, Ye. P.;
Kargin, V. A. (Academician)
TITLE: Thixotropy of polymers in viscous flow
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady*, v. 154, no. 6, 1964, 1421-1424
TOPIC TAGSi polymer thixotropy, polyisobutylene, thixotropy, shear
strength, polymer structure recovery, relaxation, structure recovery
kinetics, polyieobutylene P-20
,,ABSTRACT: Investigations were conducted with polyisobutylene P-20
(moleculer weigkt 20,000 - StaudLnger; 100,000.,- Flory) to determine
the existence of thixotropy in polymers and to show that reve.rsLble
changes in their structures occur on reaching the shear strength prtor
to steady-state flow. The present work confirme that deformation of.
polyisobutylene can be accompanied by thixotropic breakdown of its
supramolecular structures which occurs on reaching the shear strength..
The rate of structure recovery is much lower than the rate of decrease
..of stresses during relaxation. OrLgo art* hass 4 figured*
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ACCESSION NRt AP4019982
IASSOCIATION: Laboratoriya reologii polimerov Instituta neftekhimi-
;Pheskogo ainteza Akademii nauk SSSR (Polymer Rhe6logy Laboratory.,
,institute of Petrochemical Synthesis Academy of Sciences SSSR)
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vl~cbu,a ~flow.. -stresa relaxation, Maxwel 1 law/ OP 30
PO ypropy one
pol,,Wopylehe, tiobis.- PEEV 1 elastoviscosimeter
A01:13T,~_CT:1 The purpose of the inves tigation was to, extend-- the availa
pre sently Cie.
7- -data --6n- poiyp~qj~flene Ino fo owing-,prbpertiea vere studied:
lgrowth -of' defoy-u-'ation,'W-th ti-mei ~throw-h the sheprinr limit,,- attain-'
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0.51 !~tiobiall. sto
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visco'eimeter of tyke I-ST-1. Thar viscosity of polhwopylone is given in ternsdf
I t1ho tecaperature --invdriantu empiric(Ll- relationihip -of G V_ Vinogradov, -A. Ya
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MALKIN, A.Ya.,; VINOGRADOV, G.V.
..Dependence of the viscosity on the molecu.Ur weight,, temperature,
and parameters determining strain in polymers in the state of
viecous flow. Vysokom.soed. 7 no.7ill3/+-1139 JI 165.
('.~nRA 18:8)
L Institut neftekhimicheskogo sinteza AN SSSR.

MI-KiN A Va . YANOVSM, Yu.G.; ~V'INOGRADOV, G.V.
UniverBality of the temperat-urs-invariant characteristics of the
*,namic properties of ii-near polymers in the state of flow. Vysokom.
I
soed. 7 no.7t1140--allb 'T, 165. (MM 18:8)
I, Inatitut lie f tekhImI,.;hr3 6kogo sinteza AN SSSR,

--MqT~, A.Ya.1 V MRADOV, G.V.
Rheology of polymers. Relaxation properties of polymere in a
state of visco-plastic flow. Koll, zhur. 27 no.W34-241
Mr-Ap, 165. (MIRA 1936)
l..Institut neftekhimichookogo sinteza AN SSSR9 Moskva.

E-A F- i ri ,t~ A . ;TMS 1,qov zV..A- z
Modifying the design of a frame cross member of GAX-51 and GAZ-63 automo-
biles. Avt.trakt.prom.no..5:31-32 Vq '53. (YIRA 6:5)
1. GorIkovskiy avtoz"od im. Molotova. (Antomobiles--Design and constrac-
tion)

ACC NR:
AP7002603 SOURCE CODE: UR/0413A6/000/0213/0110/0110
INVENTOBZ: Agayev, A. I.; Kollchenko, A. V.; Malkin, B. D,; KUZ46tsovap !.
;Nikitin, G. M.; Gusman, M. T.
ORG: none
TITLE:, A stepped rolling axle support. Class 1+7, No. 189254
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 23, 1966, 110
TOPIC TAGS: antifriction bearing, ball bearing, bearing race
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a stepped rolling axle support containing
thrust roller bearings, spacing collars, and an annular elastic element (ice Fig. 1).
To eliminate loose axle holes and to increase the efficiency under dynamic loads,
the ball bearings of the support are placed in two rowss with the balls runaing be-
tween the outside flanges and the internal flange. The annular elastic element is
mounted on each side of each ball bearing at a small distance from a spacing ring.
A split bushing is placed between the inner flanges of the corresponding ball bear-
ings,
Card 1/2 UDC: 621.822.3

ACC NRx AP7002603
Fig, 1. 1 - balls; 2 - outside flange;
3 - inner flange; 4 - annular
elastic element; 5 - space;
6 - spacing ring; 7 - split
bushing
Orig. art. has; 1 figure.
SUB CODE: .131 SUBY, DATE: 05Mar66

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- -.1
7633-134. MAI, 111, B. 1. -- Ubrabotka dableniyem, liteynoya delo I termicheskaya
obrabotka. pod obshch. red. X. 1. Gosteva. A., oborongiz. 1954. 22 sm.
(materialy po, obmeau proizvod.. - tekhn. opytom). bespl.
2. (sost. R. P. Kofman) 35. s. s ill. -- (55-3768)
3. (sost. B. I. Malkin). 36 s. s ill; 1 L. chart. -- (55-3939)
zael. vyp. 1, 4: obrabotka davloniyam, liteynoye delo I svarka.
SO: Knizhnaya Leto-osis'. Vol. 7, 1955

i~.achl-ne-Shop Practice
I
Universs,,l Device ff"r t~.e !zetting o' a grlndin~ wheel., Stan. i irstr., !;,~. 1'7
~ P 1, ~'~ .
NONTHLY LIST OF ITJSSI41*1 ACCEESI.NS. Library of Congress, March 195,% IUNCLASSIiJED.

MAIM24-169w-votarsMy inah.; ANDREYEV9 V*H*t profeg otveredo; SUKHOV9
I.V., starshiy inzh.9 red*; NADEMINA, A.M., tekhn.red.
(Universal attacbments for profile grinding of dies] Universallnoe
prisposoblenie dlia profillnogo shlifovaniia puansonov. TAningrad,
1952, 9 p. (Informatsionno-tekhnicbeskii listak, no.45 (386)).
(HIRA 14t6)
1, Leuingradskiy Dom nauabno-tekhnicheakoy propagandy. 2. Lenin-
gradaki-y Dom nauabno-tekbnichaskoy pi.
-opagandy (for Sukhov),
(Grindin,g machines--Attacbments)

I ~ i ~ I I . I
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Machine-Shop Practice
Angle plate with magnetic fastening of wori, parts. Stan. i inst., 23, lic. 2, 19,Z7,
MCETELY LIST OF HUSSIIY; ACCESUCIIIIS. Library of Congress, June 1952. UNCLAS2FIU.

2. ussR WO)
4. Grinding and Polishing
7. Device for dressing grinding wheels, 3tan. i instr. 24 No. 2
1953
9. LIonthl
.y List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Kay - 1953, Uncl.

MAIKIN,-B ~
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Kagnetic plate for polishing parts at different angles. Stau.i instr. vol. 24
no.9.,26-27 S 133. (MLU 6:10)
(Grinding and polishing)

Mmo. B.M.
IPT~~ ~-- ~Ixl
Sine-bar attachments for grinding machines. Stan. i instr. 24 no.10:34-35
0 '51. (HLZ?A 6:11)
(Machine tools)

MALnV, B. III.
.......
Univeroal device for trusing grinding whaels without or with diasonds.
Stan.1 instr. 24 no.11:28-29 N g53. (KLRA 6:12)
(Grinding wheels)

RAZZIN, B.H., Whener.
Profile grinding of a complicated toothed punch die. Test.mash. 33 n0.3'0'
46-47 Mr '53. (NUU 6:5)
1, Leningradskiy zavod *]Clektrik* 0.0. lhallsinga. (Grinding and polish-
ing)

PHASE I TREASURE ISLAND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REPORT AID 505 - I
BOOK Call No.: AF635127
Author: MALKIN, B. M.
Full Titli7_7M9CHA=ATION OF PROFILE GRINDING (ON SURFACE GRINDERS
AND SHARPENERS)
Transliterated Title: Mekhanizatsiya pri shlifovanii fasonnykh detaley
(na ploskoshlifovalInykh i zatochnykh stankakh)
PUBLISHING DATA
Originating Agency: None
Publishing House: State Scientific
Machine-Building and Shipbuilding
Branch
Date: 1954 No. pp.: 144
Editorial Staff
Editor:
and Technical Publishing House of
Literature ("Mashgiz") Leningrad
No. of copies: 6,000
Lomachenkov, S. Ye., Engineer
Appraiser: Kharchenko, K. S.
TEXT DATA
Coverage: This monograph deals with form-tool grinding. It contains
examples and descriptions of various devices and processes. The
methods of control are also discussed. Special attention is given
to problems of the profile grinding of punches, dies, stencils, etc.
The monograph is provided with many illustrations, diagrams, and
tables. The explanations are simple and clear.
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Mekhanizatsiya pri shlifovanii fasonnykh detaley
(na ploskoshlifovallnykh i zatochnykh stankakh)
AID 505 - I
Table of Contents
Foreword
Ch. I Selection of Grinding Wheels and Special Features
in the Grinding of Tempered Steels
(Characteristics of abrasive materials and of grinding
wheels)
Ch. II Tools and Devices for Dressing Grinding Wheels
(Dressing tools with and without diamonds)
Ch. III Devices for Mounting, Fixing and Changing the
Machine Elements Ground on a Magnet Slab
(Design and manufacture)
Ch. IV Universal Devices for the Adjusted Grinding of
Machine Elements on Surface Grinders
(Purpose and various designs)
Ch. V Grinding of Machine Elements on Sharpeners
(Design and machining conditions)
Ch. VI Grinding of Special Gears on Surface Grinders
(Grinding of toothed punches)
Purpose: The book is intended for designers, workshop
qualified grinders and polishers.
2/3
Pages
3-4
5-12
13-38
39-77
78-123
124-135
136-141
engineers and

Mekhanizatsiya r.,i shlifovanii fasonnykh detaley
(na ploskoshlifovalInykh i zatochnykh stankakh)
Facilities: None (1947-1953)
No. of Russian and Slavic References: 9
Available: A.I.D., Library of Congress.
AID 505 - I
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HALXIN, B.H.
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Universal nachine for coordinAted grinding of shaped products. Stan.1
instr. 25 no.4:34-36 Ap 154. (KERA 7:6)
~ririnding and polishing)

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KALKIN.B.K.
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Universal attachment for making profiled grinding wheels. Stan. i
instr. 26 no-8:26-28 Ag'55- (KLRA 8:12)
(Grinding wheols)

KALXIN, B.H.
Mechanizing cam-disk set-up operations on automatic lathes.
Stan.1 instr. 26 no.12:28-29 D 055. (KLHA 9:2)
(Machine tools) (Lathes)

AA,
AID P - 5170
Subject USSR/Engineering
Card 1/1 Pub. 103 - 11/19
Author Malkin, B. M.
Title Fast-rotating pneumatic grinding spindles
Periodical Stan. I instr.,,, 6. 36-37, Je 1956
Abstract Three different pneumatic-rotor type grinding spindles
are briefly described. One of these is the author's
design, another is similar to the first, and the third
Is of the two-turbine type. The rotor-type spindles
out-last those operated by belt 1 to 10. Three drawings.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date
7-

Subject : USSR/Engineering
Card 1/1 Pub. 128 - 9/25
Author Malkin, B. M., Engineer
AID P - 4284
Title Highly-efficient grinding on the micro-optical
precision grinding lathe.
Periodical Vest. mash,36#2, -37, F
.1 P. 34 1956
Abstract The shaping of curved surface profiles with any prescribed
radius of curvature can be efficiently achieved on micro-
optical machines. This precision grinding as applied to
shaping of dies is described. Diagrams, photo.
Institution None
Submitted No date

254) FHME I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/1351
WkIn, Boris Moiseyevich
Stanki I prisposobleniya dlya koordinatnogo shlifovanlya (jig-grinding Kaghines
and Attachments) Moscow, Mashgiz, 1957. 241 p. 10,000,copies printed,
Reviewer: Vskser, D.B., Decent; Ed.: Mmachenkov, S.Ye., Engineer; Ed. of Publiab,
Lug House: Layidna, T.L.; Tech. Ed.: Soiolova, L.V.; Chief Ed. (Leningrad
Division,, Nojhgiz)-. Boltahakov., S.A.., Engineer.
PMMVSE: This-book is intended for engineers,, technologists and designers. It may
also be useful to swei&Uzed grinders and machinists.
COVEWME: Jig-grinders and universal attachments for optical-jig, surface, and
tool and cutter grinding machines used for grinding hardened parts are described.
Kethods and techniques of internal and external grinding of intrIcate-contour
toolso dlesv and other parts are presented. Various problems-of design and re-
pair of hiet-speed belt-driven and Pneumatic grinding spindles are discussed in
detail, and various diamond and non-diazond vheel-dressing devices are described.
No personalities are mentioned. There are 12 references, 10 of which am Soviet
and 2 English.
Card 1/4

Jig-grinding Machines (Cont.)
SOV/1551
22. Universal diamond form-grinding device 176
Ch. VII. Jig-grinding of Parts Using Special Attachments on an Optical-Jig
Grinder Equipped with Pantograph 186
23. Brief infirmation on construction and setup of the grinder 186
24. Indexing device 194
25. Attachment with wrtical centers and angle devices 196
26. Universal attachment for Jig-grinding of parts vithout using
pantograph 202
Ch. VIII. Polishing and Finishing Parts After Grinding 219
27. Polishing parts 219
28. Finishing part-profiles 225
Ch. 1K. Selection of Grinding Wheels and Special Features of Grinding
Hardened Parts 229
Ch. X. Methods of Checking Dimensions of Part Profiles 234
Bibliography 240
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress (TJ 1280 M29) GO/sfm
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jig-grinding Machines (Cont.) SOV/1351
Ch. III. Form Grinding on the Universal Tool and Cutter Grinder and on a
Machine for Grinding Tapered Rings 91
13. Designs of grinding attachments and methods of form grinding on
universal tool and cutter grinders 91
14. Machine for grinding tapered rings for die-molds 100
Ch. IV. Sine-plate Type Magnetic Chucks
15. Electromagnetic sine-plate type chucks
16. Plernament-magnet sine-plate type chucks
17. IzLdexing device for magnetic chucks
Ch. V. Universal Attachment for Jig Form-grinding on Surface-grinding
108
108
112
120
Machines 125
18. Attachment for grinding templets on surface grinders 124
19. Universal attachments for contour grinding with single setup of part 131
Ch. VI. Tools and Devices for Grinding-wheel Dressing on a Surface-grinding
Machine 162
20. Requirements for dressing tools and devices 162
21. Non-diamond dressing devices for wheel dressing on a surface-grinding
machine 168
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AUTHORs Malkin, B.M. Engineer
TITLEs Device for Controlling the Wobble of Lathe Collazs (!,r_J's;c-
sobleniye dlya kontrolya biyeniya tsang)
PERIODICAL: Mashinostroitell, 1958, Nr 5,
pp 22-23 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Lathe collars in automatic turret lathes exist in a variety
of types and dimensions; they can be divided in 3 groups.
straight cone collars, reverse cone collars and double cone
collars as shown in figure 1. The checking of these collars
for size and accuracy is a difficult job involving great
responsibility. Figure 2 shows a device constructed by M.Ya.
Rabinovich, which permits checking the vacillation of lathe
collars up to 2nd class accuracy. This portable device con.-
sists of a neck with a set of interchangeable rings and con-
trol pins, a special -auge and a support plate. After in-
serting the collar to be checked into the gauge and securing
it with two suitable rings, the control pin is inserted and
fastened. It is now possible to ascertain the wobble of tt.e
collar by means of an indicator mounted on a stand as is
shown in figure 2. Vacillation should not exceed 0.00~~ mm,
Card 1/2 Depending upon the type of collar to be checked differenT

Device for Controlling Wobble of Lathe Collars 117-56-5-8/24
sets of rings are used. There are ') figures and 1 table.
AVAILA.BLEs Library of Congress
Card 212 1. Turret lathes-Operation 2. Collars-Applications

AUTHOR: ( Mallcin, B.M1., Encineer SOV/122-58-6-30/37
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TITLE. ~-~The G~rindi~n.,o~ Profiled Components on. a Magnetic Cluck
by.rorm Wheels Profiled from a Master (Shlifovaniye na
magnitnoy plite fasonnykh detaley ',,,ru6ami, profiliro-
vann,ymi po kopiru)
p a
PERIODICAL: Vestnik 1,1ashi no s troy eniya, 1958, rir 6, -p (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A practice dcveloped in Czechoslovakian tool shQps is
described with of tools and fixtures in which
split die plates and ~,empl,~-tes of press tools are ground
on the ma,-,nctic chuck of a surface grinder b,7 a broad
profiled --r-'LodinC~ ',Tlhe(~J. The profiled openin,,s of die
plates .~iitLou-u a split are Sround on a jiv, rinding
machine. In 1,-'Le former ~~rocess, the component profile,
wLich is, conjuiate to t'L-,e die T-,lat,~ profile is similar to
that of the .-.-heel nrofile. The c,)m-:)rcnt is
therefore used as a masterA.;idinE the feeler :~f the wheel
dressing attachzient. TI., -rocedurc is discussej ;~n
comparison -,,~itL othe-r im--'A.ods. The advantaes lie :Dalnly
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SOV/122-58-6-30/37
The Grinding of Profiled Cor.:o-Icnts on, a Ya~-ne'ic b.7 Yor::i
C, v
Wheels Profile& From a Master
in the elimination of tLe need for auxiliary templates
or complex profile calculatuLons. A sioilar procedure is
recommended in tl-.e formin- of ?.rofiled cuttincr tools.
There are 5 figures.
Card 2/2 1. Cutting tools--Design 2. Grinders--Equi4)tnent
3. Machine.shop practice 4. Templates--Machining

30V/lal-58-10-17/25
AUTHOR: Mal
TITLE: A Pneumatic Machine
niashinnyye tiski)
Vice (Pnevmatictieskiye
PERIODICAL:Stanki *J Instrument, 1958, Nr 10, p 38 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A large pneumatically actuated machine vice is
illustrated by an external photographq cross-
sectional drawings and its compressed air circuit
designed for connection to the shop distribution
system. The pneumatic circuit includes a control
valve for fast approach and pre-loading, strong
clamping and release. The compressed air acts on a
disc sealed by a diaphragm. The disc operates in a
shallow cavity inside the base of the vice and
actuates the moving cheek througii a bellcrank. The
cheek bracket is adjusted to the approximate length
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SOV/121-58-10-17/25
A Pneumatic Machine Vice
form part of the assembly displaced by the air
mechanism. There are 3 illustrations including
1 photo.
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AUTHOR: Mal Engineer SOV/122-58-12-28/32
TITLE: Fixtures for Surface Grinders (Czecho-Slovak Works
Practice) (Prisposobleniya k ploskoshlifovalinym stankam
(I z opyta zavodov chekhb~iovakjj)) ~ I:
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Mashinostroyeniyal 1958s Nr 12t pp 72-76 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A number of fixtures mounted on sine bars are illustrated
and described. Fig 1 shows an adjustable set of blocks
containing fixed centring cones. The blocks slide on the
top face of the sine bar and are clamped against a T-
profile. Fig 2 is a V-block with external T-profile on
top of a sine bar. Fig 3 is a machine vice swivelling at
one end with a sine bar corner at the other. A sine bar
with 45 and 300 Slopes on the top is illustrated in Fig 4.
Fig 5 is a sine bar with clamping fittings. Fig 6 is a
universal sine fixture which permits the setting up of a
component at compound angles, The accuracy of setting
up with sine bars is stated to be 30 sees of angle.
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SOV/122-58-12-28/32
Fixtures for Surface Grinders (Czecho-Slovak Works Practice)
In Fig 7 a universal fixture is shown
plates between interchangeable jaws.
manner in which this type of fixture
complex profilee
There are 9 figures.
for clamping die
Fig 9 shows the
is used to grind a
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HALKIN, B.M., inzh.
Grinding Ghaped work-pieces on a magnetic plate bV copy--profiled
grinding wheels. Vest. mash. 38 no. 6:74-76 is '58. WRA 11:7)
(Grinding and polishing)

MALKIN, B.H., Insh.