SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LEVI, I.S. - LEVI, M.

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TUR,Ytv, YU.I.; ISVI, I :.a..
"ONOWWW",
Contact conversions of trimethylens oxide and trimthylens
glycol. Zhur.ob.khin.23 no.12!2047-2052 D 153. Off-RI 7:2)
1. Hookovskly Gosudaretvannyy universitat, Iaboratorlya organi-
chaskoy khimiL in. N.D.Zolinakogo. (Trimathylons)

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USSM/General of 1~atholoi~y - ;:.j3crincnt31 Theraj:,y. UO
Abs Jour : r1o' 'liur - Biol. -8236
IT:) 21, 1S50, >
Author : Ilavi%ovn, M.A., Levi, A.S.
Inst a--------
Title On the ;aitincoplastic ~-f Uliine.
Ori:; 1"lub 1957., 2, No !,, 41-16
Abstract The ai,.tirco~lastictInc,~i*,ri'.;y o: alliine (I; oxiCe 3-allyl-
-1-cy-.teine was 3 WAce. iii =perinArunts with tj.,~: anc.'.,*;-"c
t,mvx -)f Eirlich (49 n1cL), c-Canacardinoma OA" 7='-Z-l .J
'.laj1(' (79 Acc), 45 (20 rats) a;;47. ,n surcj-
-m o-' rz-.ts induced by 9.10 - OkietIqlbenzanthracene
(10 cm-imals). I was (startint; witii t:-.c 4-7t'-.
CAY fi%)a the ri'mit ;,L- "ItL)r --il"IcculLItioll.)
ally Caily for 20 extys C-x;,-.i.,,cs of 100 rvjk~; O'ie'." ano
200 (rate). lvxo killed on the 21~'L i'.ay
mien) in the banis o: 1-7--ta, the perce;iCa c.
hDition of tmor ~xoir4:, inc, calculatc,,1. I clit' -
Card 1/2 CL
US-IMIGanural of Zatholoi~y - 'elLn;,-j. Ex,)crimcntal 71.rur--2y. U.
Abs JOur 'Qf ;1-ur - Biol,
,% - .4 , 11D 21, 1~53, 98236
My affcct on the ,;rmr-i
A.urc ldi,! authors cunn -,%!r data (1951) 0:2 t1le C-zl-
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O-ebloroethyl
is( )*M of derivatives of urea, and thiourea.
zhur.ob.khim. 33 no.3:860-865 Mr 163. (IM 16:3)
1. Institut sksperimental"npy i klinicheakoX onkologii
AMN SSSR.
(Amines)' (Urea)

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UMP *Tosifs ings (Beograd, Kassa Milona 43/111)
The development and the oholos of type of a nuclear tbermoolsotric
power plant with regard to the domestic possibilities of Its con-
struation. Tehallm Jug 17 no.lt77-84 A 162.
1. Councillor of the Federal Chamber of Industry, Beograd.
(Tugoolavia-4tonio-power plants)

Y/OOY62/000/001/002/003
D288 D303
AJTHOR: Levi, Josif, Aevisor
TITLE: Development anc selection of a type of atomic power
plant with particular reference to the possibilities
of manufacturing the necessary equipment domesti-
cally
PERIODICAL: Tehnika, no. 1, 1962, 77-84
TEXT: The article deals with problems relating to the
construction of a 100-150 mil atomic power plant in Yugoslavia with
particular reference to the pot;sibilities of domestically manufac-
turing the required equipment. In giving a short summary of scient-
ific and technological achieverients in constructing atomic power
plants in Western countries, the author considers an -itomic power
plant with a graphite moderator and gas or heavy water as a coolant
as the most suitable type to bc built in Yugoslavia. Analyzing the
capabilities of Yugoslav industrial enterprises considered adequate
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V001
,/62/000/001/002/003
Development and selection of a type... D288/D303
to produce the simplest equipment required for such a plant, the
author states that one of the main problems will consist in construc-
ting the fuel supply and manipulating equipment. An additional and
serious problem is the lack of trained personnel. There are 4
figures.
ASSOCIATION: Savezna industrijaka komora (Federal Chamber of
Industry) Belgrade
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IEVI., JoWs inz.
Engineering. Masimogradnja 5 no.2s,9*0 JI 162.

LVI.karlo
-~'T ~.-. ~
In the villages of Basilicata. Tokrug eveta no.5:22-25 My 155.
(MLRA 8:6)
(Basilicata-Description and travel)

YLXWSLAVIA/Di s cases of Farm Animals - Diseases Caused by Helminths. R
Abs Jour se Rof Zhur - Biols, No 6) 1950., 26314
Author Winterhalter, M*j Ruhavina) Je, Levi L
Inst
Title Intrar=cnal Application of Carbon Tetrachloride in
Distomatosis of LarCrc Homed Cattle.
Orig Pub Vetcrin* arho, 1957, 27, No 7-3, 219-220
Abstract Uhan OC14 is introduced into the rumen in therapemic
dosages it has a toxic effect# Therefore, it can not
be used for the treatment of distomatosis by this
method.
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LEVI, L.
Prevention. Z& bezop.dvizh. 5 no.8s14 Ag 162. (MIRA 1518)
(Leipzig-Traffic oafety)

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fl~fld. Ifil. Tt. Kivirtovyn.

Role of the central nervous system In the development of muscular
coutractiks. Blul.sksp. biol. I mad. 38 no.9:30-31 2 134.(N= 7:12)
1. In laboratorli evollutelannor fisiologil (say. prof. Y*.K.Zhukov)
71stologiaheskogo inatituta imeni AoA.Ukhtomskogo (dir. prof. N.T.Go-
likoy) Loningradskogo S"udw-styennogo universit0a.
(MMOLM, physiology,
contractions, regulation 'by CBS In frogs)
(OXNT,RkL MVOUB SYSTIM, physiology,
regulation of muse. contractions In frogs)

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"Mechanical Properties of Chilled Steel Castinatil
L I Levii, 3 PP
"Stall" Vol Vn., No 3
SUdy or the factcru affectlixg the macbamical vroVer-
'ties of chilled steel casting ohms that the struA-
ture and quality of the oasting Inyroves vith a de-
crease In the orces-sectlon. cf the casting. Mus-
trnted vith ndorophotoe and tables,
3T19

Uffl, L,L, imndidat tokhnichaskikh nauk.
-wMw"MrAw4wz"w
Steel solidification rates In sand wA chill molds. Test.mash.
27 no-7152-56 11 147, (MLRA 9:4)
(Steel castings) (Solidification)

IB-a, L. I- Vr.oizvodstva- (Vestn. Hash.. 19,49. n0.4,
K,slorod v metanurgii lit0in0go
p. 28-34)
Ino-judes bFibliographyo
oxygen in thO met&nurrj Of f0und'ng' DW.. TH4.V4
SO% Aulufacturing " Mechanic2l En~;lneorl ng in the Soviet Union@ Library Of
congreis. 1953-

oring Foundry, Technology Feb 51
"Awlication of Oxygen for Xmproving the Cupola
Furnace Process," Docent Cand Thch
act
Laureate of Stalin Prize, "Dinam" Plant
"Idtay Proft" No 2., pp 21-26

Aneljmes atia compares data publisbed in
the USSR
'
mod-other countries. In Levils opinion, coun les
outside of USSR are considerably behind In tbea-
retIcal and-exptl developmut of wthod and'itAB
'
Industrial use. Conclude
s published results of
OOM UVeStigatiOlig fully TOTS011 tech,&dT8MtINP9
;'to "toisi if
ar4king muse

~Ot~-Irom usnufa vrocesses. Blbliogmpby
I~sts. 21 tItI&s,- 9 by Soviet authors.

28MI

Otetl X*1tJAg# - Mplpommt~ Ang 51
*concerning Uda ance of the. Bottom of Electr-ic-
.Are Furnaces With Acid Lining,- L. 1. Levi, Laure.
of. Stalin Prize, Cand Tech Sci, "Dinano" Plant
Imni Kirov
OLItey Prolt" No 8,, pp, 23
910-cuSses In generallife of acid-type bottom !in-
in~s of!elee-arc fu~%aeos used for steel malting
,And presents case itheia 4-ton furnace vithstood
i~;000 beats and still Is in good operational con-
Describes procedure of lining avid starting
,the furnace.

=a/*9t&U Draw*, . Propurtiss Oct, 31
"Concerning Mechanical Properties of Tin- Bran"
And Possibilities for neir Improvement by Beat
Treatment,- L. 1. Levi, Cand Tech Sci, E. V.
Whorontbek, Rngr, "Dinamo" Plant I men' Ki
"Litey Proizvod" So 10, YP 31, 32
*Disproves postibility of luproving aech pro-
perties of cost bronze by Its normalization
from 6W-6600 as indicated In paper published
f by EW D. M. Zaslave1dy in "Vast 31achtnostroy
(Herald of Mach Bldg) No 9, 1950. Describes
19"
Mm/met's.ls Brome, Properties Oct 51
(Contd.
expts to establish effect of overbesting tin
bronze in molting, and powIng t4mv on piro-
parties or secondary metal, Optium tmp
is 1,200-1,2

low 51
7ropertles,
00a Cert4dn Peculiarities of Manufacturing CastiW
Out or Modified Silumin,- L. 1. Levi, Cand Teett
Sci, Laureate of Stalin Prizei *Dinemo" Plant Im4nd
i,jr;v
"Utay Priozvod" No 3.1, pp 16-4
Investigates process of allumin modirlestio3i sad
qfftct of remelting illuisin an its "ipboodh
properties. Attempts to clarif7 phonew"= of
sporadic preservation of high mecb properties by
Silum1n, modified vith sodium.. after multiple
remelting. Cousiders presence or residual sodium
a WAIefftals - Aluminum, Anoys,, NOY 51
Properties (Contd)
as cbIef cause of. high properties, and discusses
effect, of pouring temp vat of sodita and time of
bolding after modificatIlon.

Technology
Moskva. KashKiz, 1952-
oxygen in cupola furnace smelting
Houtb list Of Russian ACCUSionf, 'Library of Congress. December 1952. Unclassified

%a head In pm"atbil shrinksge vaviik~s k diwvww4- Tb~
.jf;s"" of varwris =01 awlesit for"I III-rrit: cis% "val.
I's . frowthso esm Ify 10 ilk thr MWIC" nWIA1. AINI OlhWf
It 1-~ io OnAlymd, M. 114-h

C"%IM,, method., 31ar
~rXUmd RL"" War presov".0 prof L. 1. y&ntA-
;*T# Ir-T"b Sets L. 1. jarl, Cad Took Sol#
70inaso" Pliant imeni a. X. xirovp Moscow Imt of
1 IMMIM4 I. V. Stalin
OY Proizvod" No 3o pp 2.6
StvAl" dependence of V*Z of shrinkage cavities
oft.shope of casting and ratio betvven mos of
moting and cooling surface. Describes **a,
vith blind risers using ywiam pouring prooe-
damOlAnd,mMods-for "tab'S hing pressure Sz-
e LAW vt ruers Ivalmtes "app2laMlon of *Imers..
pre"Ore, high leff"U"'.3metwA
for stool conservation and for olataining h1& W-
amt4o 0t sound c"tiAgs.
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4. steel - Electrometallurgy
7. Oiqgon in the production procoas of "olectro-stool." Lit. proiz.., No. 10, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, February 1953. Unclassified.

Oka atid wilicuti -Joz4 brom L. 11 I-PV*
_41 -C.-tioc Pr
i-bram (01 N-41, Si 24_4,501.) and (it 14-Pb bra" ( 79 Q,
Ss '
j.iL 15, M Z4%1 and their sail.tWi , for use in *4 w, VJ
z
investigated &W compared iththe Of its (Gunta'a.
Ing So ", Zu 5-6, and ]Pb 5-3*lfo' us (m the i3vue Pf"cl,
Tb. SPIxa." esst at the $Area temp. as be flows tn., fante
easily wW in thotet"a mLaa suitable W thin-waited cwMagi.
Best Casting and Anti"tian prupertjf3 are found fn braws witb~
3.4% Si W 34% 11b. Additichn of great" am)unts of Si and the
twotA of Ve (> 0-11%) glut 11 (> U. I%) can" the castings to
Mme very brittle, The provenceof At (up to 1-91' Ola the Si-bfan
contributes to higher uHmate uaxila, strc ng th. X_- cater doe filst v, and
better The best castic * art otrtainNI f-y the
cantrifulial mothod. )trT#LL. XBOTRACTS it. O-C
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Ulm/Hisao 11"sous
1/1' 1 Pub. 617 4/23
MOOM Levi, L. 1.
About metallicregull in pig-iron casting
FW1Cd1c4 t Lit. proisv. 4j,9-11* 4uly 11954
Abstract I The' meaning of - reguli in foundry and metallurgical terminology, i s
explainede The mechanism of formation of metal roguli, in explained.
Reguli are often discovered in'intermediate elements of the pouring
-system which harden later than other elements and in these cases the
roguli are connected with the basic casting metal by a small bridge
-with - an area of about 0.- 5 - -2.0=2. - The replus phenomenon i a not ob-
served in profile casting of steel objects. Six USM references (1946
-1952).- Tables; illustrations,,
Institution
Submitted i

Llffl. L.I., laumt Btallnsko7 prmll; BMIN, I.P., .&Wanlk, redaktor;
111MV, D.P.. kwAIdat teldmicbeek1kh mvak, rateenzent; XUWVq V.I.
lasbaner, redaktor; TIMIN, A.Ya., tokbalcheakly rodaktor.
[Oxygen in cost Iron production] Xtelorod v protesseakh polychonlia
chugunnogo lit'la. Pod red. I.P.Bardins. Hooky&, Gos.mmuchno-
tekhn.lzd-vo washinoatrottellnot lit-ry, 1955. 274 P. (NLRA 8:11)
I (Cast iron-41atallurgy) (Oxygen)

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in a basic-lined cupola wem rx". front the s~
VJ'S phys, them6try with the Cooclusion that a simu
thini"llo" 4.4 3 Sind P 6 not "Ible bere Imrr any too-
ididatts. TliiscmclwAmwsst%radwkedbyexpti-nmin
a gractuctiou cupolsand his IUJmm.di*m. lab. modelat it.
e fanner waS lined 1.3 m. above the tuyim with DWI-
T
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r noilce brick. and the latter with a tamped mixt. of gny d'
m agneilte bfick, graphite, and cluy. Several expil. wrimi
in inut I described, lead to the Comdudo" that S of the,
-tk hot,
ordet 70.01 Of# ean Le obtained by running the cup
4 as by Using U tO 50% 0 cK pmhcad~$ the blast to 4SO-
Stu'. PermitME tapping at 1(0)*. 'Tht dwxt must he
ftft-d to J high-MVItiIII bQAIC JjAA. A MjXl, Of Coco 6.
C4CU- S. u3d W, 3 -5% was found suitable for flAx*, its!
cuosamptiowt *mounting to 7-15 of the ructallic'ehar".
0 scnip producW tqwA
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--I mults.
The rtlatim bttwm sUg Duskity. and the
Get Scontent b not diroct but is kqdYa funt1w Of temp.
MAO' givg the Changes of C, Si, Un. P, atul S camns. as a
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LITI, L. I.
Nitrogen In cast Iron. Lit. prolsy. no.2t32 7 156. (XLRA 9s6)
(Cast Iron-AnaUvIs) (Nitrogen)

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25M ~- 3 FLUM I BOOK MUMTION SM/1439
Spravoebn1k metallists v py&ti t4mkb,, to 3,p kzl- 1 (Metall ftaln"ring
Handbook In Five Volume., Val. 3p bk. 1) Xoscowp Yaobgfz,, 1958.
560 P. qOpOOO coldes ptinted.
Sd6 (Title ")s V.S. Vladisls;vley., profellsm (Deaftsed)j Ed. (Inside book):
V.I. XrYlovp InfLuser; Tacb. Ed.: T.F. Sokolaft; EditorI&I Board-
N.S. AWwrftm (MmIrmn &nd Mief Ed.)., DuCtor of Teabnima Sel"S'V
Professor., V.S. VLAdisI.&TIOT., Professor (Deemsed), A.N. Malovo Candi"te of
Tbcbnlca Soleness,, S.K. POMAyRkAW9 A.U. RostoyyMp G.B. Stolbin,, wA
S.A. Marsays1dy; Managing Ed* for Reference Literature: V.I. Krylov,,
Pnidn re
PUMM: MW book is a refersuc@ book for'teabnicians &nd engineers vorking in the
field,of mobinery design and In prvdwtlcn.
COMWq1: The book covers the following: angimering apnincatiou., treatment
and use of C"t iroup steel and cubides,, h"t tmtmmt of steel and c"t
iron, speoificationsp treatment and use of nmferram wtals and noupetal"'a
mterials. I.Z. Uanogormkiyp V.P. Vologdin,, N.V. Gaveling are mentlomed as
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Metals laidn ring Hanftook in FITe (Cant.)
SOVAA39
b&vIM contributed to this field, Tbers an 137 r'SIMMOS Of vUch 221 &"
Soviets 13 Inglish,, 1 German,, 1 Its' Jan and 1 Polish.
TAM Cr 3
CAST IRON., AND 811=D CARDIM
Basin Informixtim an Cbj-4stry. D.I. Mendeleywv's Periodic System of
Elements (1maiteer A#V. Ochkin) 1
P*cp*rtI*v of the =at important eleoents and their compounds I
Properties of Icuoreanic: compounds 14
Pnvertles of orpoic compwAs 45
Basic constants of organic solwents 55
Deelml. scale of hardness 69
Fiiv ext,1,1=4 rs 72
Pladiftetiva Isotopes 75
The most Important radioactive isotopes 76
Methods for Determining the Hard so of metals 182
Tables of the buqhwes numbers of utals 86
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Metals Engineering Handbook In Five (Cont.) SOV/1439
ItelationshlVe of hardness nahero determined by various methods 89
Couv rsion of hardness vulues by the scleroscole method 90
Relationship between Brinell- hardness niniber RB and ultimate
tensili stress al'jr for varims metals and alloys 90
Cast Xron Castings (V.M. Shestopal., and B.G. Grinbergy Candidates
of TeabnIes.1 Sciences) P2
Mechanical rtles 95
Physical and chemical properties 101
Physical rties 101
Chemical properties 103
Beat resistance 104
Ales 108
Steel Castings (L.I. Levij, Candidate of Technical Sciences) 3-17
Classification--o-f-sUWi castings 117
Effect of elements on pro Ales of steel castings 123.
Rest treatment of steel castingn 126
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Keta,ls MmUserlu 5wMMk la Ylve (Cout.) SOVAA39
'Constraitimal Steels (N.P. Arl~, MwAlUte of TeaWcal Sciences) 127
Tod Otee" (T.S. vladwarufflo Pforessor) 3.66
Massification - 166
Carbon tool stools 166
Alloy tool steels 168
Basic #tools recommended for somfactm" or Various kind Of
autting tools 173
St"Is recommended for making usamring Instrcawnts 177
Steel, Inspection for nonutsIlle Incla, ims wd carbide IlVation 1
9
steels - reccumnAed, for =king dies for'bot - vaddng 1
Steels recanwAsd for -"n dies for cold vorUng 189
Steels for -"n the castina mold 184
Ularostructmrs of carbon and alloy tool steels at delivery 183
Defeats of hi&-speed stools at dOlIvery and impection of
=IGr*4tr4*tAM I&T
ftrbift Alloys (V.S. RakovWdy.0 CwAlUto of Techn1eal Salem") 19D
General Infolustlon 190
Classification of cements& carbide alloys 190
Properties of cemented carbide alloys and of "can't@" Isaviet
nuw for a aerenia ustorlall 191
Applications of cemented afizbids alloys 192
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Notias BqAaoerim B"W"Ok in nve (Omt.) my/2A39
amu, ot W6
doollm in bout -tr"tant 22T
aft4fts"Uty -of stea 232
A=s&UMS at steel 935
Defects- socurIft &WUW kimat-trostamt of steal
Matift famm and lost aostml lutmmto
I-ibW14" TzmtmMt (A.X. Minkavloho CanlidAto of Tochalca
00140408) 246
Ca*wAsft of - steel 2h6
PUk asAurizing of steel 251
a" *arburisuf Of st"i 955
404d owturISIM Of xt*4 962
strustars and propwMes at oaztwdwd ateal 267
Cywdft of Steel i6a
Opal"" of st4ol la opwide baths 268
0" cyodAlm of stnatuml stool 273
structure am Properties of sysalw Oeol 275
Low,*~Mture symalLift of Mglkospoed and
strustmi stooll 276
Ametu" and propertles of stma subjected to Im-tmpmto"
cyanfMag zT8
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ww4ftlas via aaftse Mistsms. btL.6

%*-rx%qU"wy qua" bariftift 90
Killetuf at ISAUUM Imatlas at #604 310
B"sla t6stares of Phase ab"Wo " lafteum be"Ut at atee, Aa
329
Presess vlMwtftv of isewtus beatiag a UQUIM
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318
319
319
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COMSIon and Methods 'Of Pr*t*etln& MIUIA AV~Inet It (T.1, MJWWMMMy,
Candidatt of Chealwa sale=*$)
Deft"tUn ad 02ssXjrjC&tj= of oor"SlM 320
COrrOVIOU test methods wd seam at evLj=tjngCOM4joa 320
P"t"tim Of MtRJIB afLwt corrosim 32D
323
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Metau MMAneering M=W-,*ok in Five (COnt-) SOV/1439
Method Of MstAa Costing Surf~66ces by spraying (N*B* Katts., Candidate Of 329
Ttabnical Sciences) 329
Buie equipoent 338
The natal Costing process Xh4
am proportion of the Costing
BulfidlStiOn Of the Surfaces of blachine Parts and Instruments 3h6
(Ye.L. Kirshetshtsin.- MMP"r) 347
&41fi"tion process 347
Composition of the bath 347
RemIts Of DUlfidation 351
&aridation equipment
OM MDALS AND Na*ZVJ= M&THRULS
Copper and Copper-base A13,op (A,,ks Imn8yo C=Ud&ta Of Tscbn'ea Sclewes) 352
Zinc wA.Its AUM (O.Ye. Kestnar, Candidate Of Tftcbnl"l 111--:Lmces) 362
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Metals Engineering BuxUK)ok In Five (Cont.)
General Information and ziua trsdO*Q*S
1hysical rti es
Neebanical rtles
choldcal rtlax
Applioattaw'ln engineerlng
zim alloys
TIn (O.Too Kestner)
General Information and tin trademarks
Physical properties
Vachanioal prpperties
chaulcal, wvPer lea
Applications in engimerIns
Lead and Its Alloys (O.Te. Kestner)
General Inforwation and lead trademarks
Physical rtles of load
HeebanIcal proper Ios
Chemical rties
Applications in engineering
Lead alloys
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362
X3
3"
3"
366
368
370
370
371
372
372
373
374
374
377
3
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379
380
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Metals Enjdn ering ffandbook In Five (Cant.) SOV/1439
Antimmy (O.Ye. Kestner) 382
General Information and antimmy trademarks 382
Physical proportion 385
YAWIWZICAI and cbmical properties 383
Applications In engineering 384
bearing Alloys (O.Ye. Nestner) 385
Tin and lead-bass 'bobbits 386
Instructims tor bobbiting bearings vIt3k Icw tin-bass bobbits 39
P ofta-base bearing metale 393
Leaded brwms 1 395
Une-bass bearina &Uoys 398
Instructions for mald"R zinc-base bearing &Uoys 4,00
Alwdx= Alloys (i.F. Kcaaner., Candidate of TeabnIcal Sciences) 402
PZ a of metallic &3 wd mm 402
Strength per unit of veight of h04
Classification'& cast alumAXom alloys 405
Alumimm alloys for Woos forming 422
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Motals Zngineering Handbook In Five (Cant.) SM/1439
Low-&Uoys and auoys not hudming vith best treatment km
Alloys based an Al-Mg-61 uA Al-814k-Cu-Mh system 4n
-ty" alloys 4n
the Al-Cm4g-Nl, system
oys based an 4n
'
V95-type aua".,Vlth sudium strength at room temperature 423
Light die-,casting &Uo7v 440
Magnesium and Its A31oyn (V.V, Kryloys Candidate of TwImical Sciences) hia
Pbyolaal rtles of awip slum w
Necb=Ual properties of saguslum 441
Clasolnostlon of =go slum alloys 442
Rest treatment 447
Low-melting AUAP (O.Ye. Kestner) 452
Composition and pi rtles of low-maltling &Uoys 1452
Titanium and Its AUoys (M.A. Ykurukh., Candidate of Technical Sciences) 434
as
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Titshium 8.11072 460
machining titanium 460
Applications 463
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Cerudes (I.1. Kitaysorodskiy, Professor, Doctor of TecIMJca3 Sciences)
Soldering and Brazing Metals (SON* Lotsusn"'t Candidate of Techn4 al
Sciences
.,and Ingineer V.M# Gostenim)
Basic concepts
Soldering and brazing fl=es
Solders and brazing metals 40
Strengtit of soldered and brazed joints 479
Preparing parts for soldering and brazing 473
InstrIctions 474
EqUipsent and instruments 474
BIMtV3A (r.A. IAUWVo CaMdidAtO of Tecbnical Sciences) 476
Simetals of the first group Isteel'plus nonferrous metals) 4,t6
Bimetals made by cladMinit 476
Cast bimetalm 477
ftermostatic b1metals 4
MethsOA of =Wn thermostatic blastals
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Yletals M*bMmdug HanSbook in Five (Cont.) SWI1439
Plastics (V.A. ftpov., Candidate of Technical Sciences) 485
Basic engineering characteristics of p2astics 509
Fabber mal But Ilubber MaterUls and Products (V.A. Lepetavg
ndidate of %chnical Science@) 526
Bard vilbber 5
Pabbbi products 59
Graphite (V,S, Veselavskiyq Doctor of Technical Sciowes) "5
I-Anx (8.L. Sbastminskly)
AVAnAZZ: lAbremy oi Congress
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AUTHOR: Levi, L.I. SOY/128-58-11-12/24
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TITLEs Problems of the Content and Determination of Nitrogen, ffydro-
gen and Oxygen in Cast Iron (Voprosy soderzhaniya i opre-
deleniya azota, vodoroda i kisloroda v chugune)
PERIODICALs Liteynoye proizvodstvo, 1958, Nr 11, pp 20-23 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs As the stuly of methods to determine the effect of gaseous
elements on cast iron properties was not sufficiently de-
veloped, investigations in this field were carried out by
I.N. Bogachev, A.A. Gorshkov, V.P. Revebtsov, M.S. Rybakov,
P.P. Arsentlyev and Yu.A. Klyachko. A series of tests was
carried out at the "Dinamo" plant with the participation of
engineers A.G. Atlasov, O.P. Levina and S.V. Shalygin. It
was stated that the most accurate method of determining
hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen in cast iron was melting in
vacuum. Temperatures of the maximum gas separation were
found and the effect of crucible material and of the ambient
atmosphere on the analysis results was determined.
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SOV/128-58-11-12/24
Problems of the Content and Determination of Nitrogen, Hydrogen and Oxygen
in Cast Iron
There are 4 tables, I graph and 10 references, 8 of which
are Soviet, I English and I German.
1. Cast iron--Properties 2. Nitrogen--Determination 3. Hydrogen
--Determination 4. Oxygen--Determination 5. Vacuum systems
--Performance
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BARG, P.P., doktor tekhn.nank; BIDULYA, P.H., doktor takhn.nauk; UMCHIM,
V.P., kgnd.takhn.nauk; DOVGALZTMaY, Ya.M., kand.takhn.nauk;
MMKOY, A.A., Insh.; ZINOVIYET, N.V.. insh.;-MlYLOT, V.I.# insh.;
KUMYAVTSOV, I.V., doktor takhn.nauk; LAMM. A.7., doktor takhn.
nauk; LSVIg L~Iop kond.tokhn.nauk; KALAKHOVSKIY, G.T.. insh.;
Kne - 13-09 kand.tekhn.neuk; BOOM, D.Y., Imud.tekhn.nauk
[dsc=d'Bjj SKOKCRCKHOV, S.A.. kand.takhn.nauk; SWIM. P.I. 11
Imnd 'n1qjk,.1 USMOY, A.D., kand.takhn.nauk; IRIMHANO L.M*1
inshal KHRMOVSKIT, X.Ya.. inzh.-. TSYPIM, 1.0., kand.tekhn.nauk;
SHKOLINIKOV, N.M., kand.tekhn.nauk; POGODIN-AT-Ims 9 G.I., prof.0
doktor takhn.nauk, red.; BOLKHOVITIMOV, M.P., prof., doktor tekhn.
naukg red,toma; LANDA, A.P., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk, red.toms;
RYBAtOTA, V.Lt Insh., red.izd-va; SOKOLOVA, T.F., tekhn.red.
[Handbook an materials used In the machinery industry] Bpravochnik
po mashinostroitellaym materialams, v chetyrakh tonakh, Pod red,
G,I,Pcgodina-Alsksaeva. Moskva. Gos.nauchno-tskhn.izd-vo mashino-
stroitolit-ry, Vol.j. [Cast iron] Chugun. Red.town N.F.Bolkhovi-
toy i A.r.Landa, 1939. 339 P. (MIRA 1311)
(Machinery Industry) (Cost Iron)

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AUTHOR: Tevi, I.I., Candidate of Technical 'Iciences
TITLE: Shape of Certain Elements of Runner 1~ystems
PERIODICALS Titeynoye 1roizvodstvo, 1959, 'Ir 7, pp 47-43 (M)"RI
ABSTRAM The importance of an even flow of metal through the
runners of the castinR molds without any damage to
the molds has been demonstrated since long time. Tles-
pite great discussions among the experts many elements
of the casting molds are not yet well enough studied.
This is explained by Vie fact that many leading plants
are working without any rAtionali7ed design. Tn con-
sequence of this fact, the results of generous expe-
rimental -,-ork ptiblished in 'Prance are of great inte-
rest for us ( in Centre Technique des Tndustries de la.
Fonderie - Poundry Trade Journal, Vol 105, 1958,
1qr 2,196). There follows the description of Frencn
experiences. It is recommended that these Ptardards
be accented as GOST and sbon standprds for foundries
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AIWOV, Pj,; BERG, P,P,,- GODASHKOV, N.M.; VITNIX. A.1.; GORSHKOV, A.A.;
ZHAROV, N.T.1 ZMW, A.A.; ZOROKHOVICH. I.Ze: KUKANINt IOBO;
LUI.Julm.- LTASS, A.M.; KARITIMAKE, L.M.; OBLOY, G.M.; PORUCHI-
fOW -Tu.P.1 RABIWICH. B.T.; SIMBOVOT, SOZO; MGXLISON# BOTUO;
VASILIVSKIT, P.I., red.; KLOCHNIV, N.I., red.; KONSTANTINOVp L.S.,
red.: POLTAKOV, Ta*G,g red,; KARKIZ~ Tu.L., red.izd-va; UVAROVA,
A.F.. takhn.red.
(Theory of founding processes] Voprosy teorii litsynykh protsessov.
Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhAJ%d-vo mashinostrolt,lit-ryt 1960* 692 ps
(MIRA 13:7)
(founding)

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A104/A133
AUTHORSt and Khoronzhek, E. V.
TITLE: The effect of aluminum on the properties of deoxidizeil cartcn
steel
PERIODIGAM Liteynoys proizvodstvot no. 6, 1960, 43-47
TEXTs The authors report on the difficulties encountered in the pro-
duction of thin-walled steel castings due to their inclination to cracks,
depending on the canting conditions and the presence of Al, 0, N, R et~i. in
the metal. The final results depend on the deoxidation which alters some of
the sulfides and nitrides and the quantity of nitrogen in steel. Methcds
and results of four series of tests carried out to determine the effect of
0-5 - 4-2 kg/ton aluminum on the physical, mechanical and (basting properties
of.mild electric steel are described. Tests were part of the Graluation Prr-
ject of V. B. Livshits, student of the Moskovskiy institut stali (Moscow
Steel Institute) carried out under the supervision of L. I. Levi in ooopera-
tion with A. S. Hurakh1n, Z. P. Dubinskiy, D. T. Karaseva, E. P. Rink, 0. P.
Levina, 0. X. Konenko-Gracheva, Yu. A. Chirvo, V. V. Panin, S. 1. Opryatin,
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S/128~60/000/006/006/007/XX V.
The effect of aluminum on the... A104/A133
V. I, Petrov and S. V. Shalygin. During test 1 fhe 25.&(25L) electric steel
was melted by the conventional method and tapped into a 4 ton ladle to whi-b
pieces of 1-5 - 3.43 kg/ton pure aluminum were added. Steels weA held ir.
the ladle until 1,5200C and used for castings ten4ing to hot cracks. Th4
tendency to hot cracks, shrinkage factor, gas content, magnetic, physical
and mechanical properties were determined. A description of the Inspe~tlrg
method is given. The tests 2 and 3 were performed in induction furnaces le.-
signed by "Dinamo" and TsNIITMash. Test 2 included acid electric steel Con---
taining 0.27% C, 0-37% Si, 0.58% Un, 0.039% P anI 0.036% S. For test 3 the
charge consisted of 9,43 kg steel cuttings-containing 0.06% C, 0.48 kg syn-
thetio cast Iron and ferroalloys. Ferromanganes-a was added correspondingly
to the melting stage, followe4 by ferrosilicon 2 minutes prior to teeming.
Aluminiim was added to the bottom of ladle. The steel was heated to 1,650c'
1,7000C and tappel into the ladle at 1,600 - 1,6500C. The spe~-,Imtrscf test
3 were poured at 1,5500C. The- phyel,~al and mechanical properttes were test-
ed vn wotbler specimens subjeated to the usual annealing. The results of
the chemical analysis and the me,,hanical tests are shown in Table 2. In all
cases increased quantities of added and residual aluminum improved the gtetl
flowatIlity. Attention Is drawn to the Inferior properties of the Nov. 6
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The effect of aluminum on the... A104YA133
10 castings compared to Nos. 11 - 18 castings. Test 4 dealt with the effect
of aluminum on the formation of hot cracks during deoxidation. The specimens
were inspected by the magnetic defeotoscopy method. The results coincide
with the recommendations in Reference 4 (N. N. Dobrokhotov, "Liteynoye proiz-
vodstvolt, no. 12, 1958) advising the addition of considerably higher quant!-
ties of.aluminum. A residue of 0.25~ aluminum has no adverse effe;:t en steel
containing 0.20 - 0.25% oxygen, but improve* its casting properties. The in-
teraction of nitrogen andaluminum deserves special attention. Nitrogen im-
proves the tensile strength of iron, mild steel and cast iron, while decreas-,
ing ductility of iron and carbon steel due to the presence of phosphorus.
Carbon.and oxygen have analogous effect. Less than 0.5% Al have no effect
on iron# free from other substances but affect the properties of steels con--
taining oxygen, nitrite or sulfur. The fracturea of acid electric steel
castings contain 0.005 -- 0.01% nitrogen. Sufficient quantities of free alu-
minum in steel bind most of the nitrogen into aluminum nitride. Contradic-
tory data on aluminum nitride and also its favorable effect on steel are men-
tioned. In steel casting Al is an intensive deoxidizer and paralyses the ad-
verse effect of nitrogen and by formation of A12S3 sulfide sometimes also
that of sulfur. Al controls the number of sulfide inclusions and, by bind..
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The effect of aluminum on the... A104/A133
ing oxygen and nitrogen, eliminates the adverse effect of phosphorus. These
factors explain the diminished tendency to hot cracks of cast acid carbon
electric steel. to which 2 - 4 kg/ton aluminum were added. There are 3 fi-
gures, 3 tables and 20 referenceat 17 Soviet and 3 non-Soviet.
Table 2s
N Conventional number ofiheat; ((;) quantity of Al added I in kg/tj
3 chemical composition, n %1 4 mechanical properties, (5) charactei.,
atics and size,of non-metallic im urities; (6) magnitude of natural grd n
(size); (7) gas content in %; (85 indices of the technological specimens
as to the tendency of steel to crack formation; (9) many fine sulfides and
A1203 - size 4; (10) highi (11) many big and fine sulfide , A1203 crystals
are present - size 4; (12 single fine silicate and sulfid: inclisions -
size 21 (13) isolated by sulfide and allJcate inclusions aaze 2j (14)
considerable 1e0 (15) big sulfide, silicate and A1201 lncl-.jsions -
size 4; (16) 1d:m'j (17) Isolated sulfide Inclusions; ew A1203 -- Incluslaa
- size 1; (18) idem; (19) idem; (20) isolated big silicate and sulfide.'h-
clusions. Few fine A120 inclusions - size 3; (24) differ little from
each other; (22) big su?f-ide and silicate Inclusions - size 3, (22) few
.,4
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2: (continued)
bit; silicate Inclusiona and fow fille.,11 0 cryiitals - -Lize 2; (2,10 icoiatr-_'
bit; sulfide inclusions and biZ; Al: 2 (25) natty fins,
1 203 arylls si-C 4,'.
..i 0 cryatals. There are ailicate incluoiOns "Ize 4.
2 3
xt &~ I __ - - I_. I - _'_ - - 0 Ca"po:"7 ro3ov
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LEVI, L.I,j SOSNEHKOj M.P.
More on technical terminology in founding* Lit, proizv. no. 5;45-
49 My 161. (Founding-Terminology) (MM 14:5)

'Lux, L, I,
Nitrogen solubility and content in cast iron. Idt. Vrolzv.
no.10:32-35 0 162. (MIRA 15:10)
(cast iron) (Nitrogen)

-LMI-L,I,
I,Met of melting conditions on the gas-conteut of cpst irone
Lit.prol.w. no.11119-24 N 162, (MLU 15,12)
(Tron founding) (Ckses in metals)

LET19 L.I.
One of the main reasons for the "heredity* properties of
foundry pig lrone Lit.prolsvo no.7sZ7-29 Jl 162o (KMA l6s2)
(Iron f"Ing)

IMp L*I*
,round,7 equipmat &t the 1962 Leipsig- sprim Fair. Lit.
Proisve nool,44-48 ja 63. (MMA 16:3)
(Iaipzig-Exhibitions)
(Fmndries-Equipment and supplieo)

L 1,6797-63 ZWP(k)/ZWP(q)/NT(n)/BDS AFFTC/ASD Ff-4 JD
-..--ACCESSION-SR: AP3005799 S/0128/63/000/008/0043/0047
AUTHOR: Lpvi# Ls. 10 Getliang A. A.;.Vlasova,-T. M.
TITLE: 1kages in cast metal fReports presented at an a-11-Union can-!
forence on problems of interaction of gases_with metals and alloys$
held in February-I9931
SOUR'Cz: -Liteynoye proizvodstvo, no. 8. 1963, 43-47
TOPIC TAM steel-malting, vacuun steel nalting, electroslag melt~-
ing, electromagnetic stirring, vacuum degassing,,,manganese steel,
chromium alloy,. aluminum-alloy, steel casting# titanium casting,
hydroSen behaviori nitrogen behaviorp nitrogen effect, porosity
inert ganeffect, salt effectg-filtration
ABSTRACT: An all-Union-conference on problems -of interaction of-
gases with mitals and alloys was hold in February 1963. About 60
reports were presented-and discussed at the conference, attended by
300 representaitives'af 150 scientific orSanizations of the USSR,
Yu. P. Galitskiy,'V. B.'RutkovskLY revyazk~L
r 9As P& Pe
huyko,
9. S. Sefichilov'snz E. 5. garroy_ l7eno re orteclFon Lor oxi
CaRl
_A~

14797-63 .20'.
__/ACCESSION NR: AP13005 -99
N
hydr-agerA and nitrogen in acid and basic electric ~7urnaces, and,K. N.
-on matting steel wLth;low hydrogen content inlarc furnaces.
during'
re,Karasev.and' P.; Yet -Agey discussed behavior of g:s,%4
the treatment 09 metal with solid sorbents such as slag la%d empha-
that~ they makkedly reduce the hydrogen content. M* F. Galkin,
har*v, and A. V, K oKe Of ttle,
Yu. X. Yevstratov Me Me Zak uzin
elimination of unae;skin porositF In a 'ustenitic ste:16castings by
addition of pagnesite shortly before tappMg, tapping at 1700-1730C,~
and addition of titanium in the ladle. Yu# A. Klyachko and I ~V*_
electromi i
Tulegova,discussed the affect of vacuum~arc melting an
./Meltjnp~on the gas content in steel and pointed out that'S-ofh meth-
100 ods reduce the hydrogen and oxygen content, promote the dispersion
of nonmetallic inclusions, and change their chemical composition.
N H. Chuyko-, Ai T# Perevyszko, V. Be Rutkovskly, Re Ye. Danicheko
-,---and V1P'7-rSk-Un 1." VIOLT-iTp-o-rM vith-4-acuZm 3egaFFSLnS p
n
steel., The best results were obtained In vacuum stream deg $$I
and.by blowing a stream of an Inert gas through etal- in
vacuum. The report ot A. 1. Pakhomov and A. N. Sokolov.discussled
4P
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ACCESSION NR: AP3005799
the effect of olectromagnette'stirrinvon gas content* Yu A.
Nekhandzi, l,,- V. Gr-Uz-n*-VM"
No 0. rshovich, rz P. loobedev, and
analyzed7th; affect or gases on the shrinkageof alloys. V. 1.
,Vlasov and Ye.-P. Komolova discussed the -e"MdL*t of nitrogen on
properties Of manganesels-ree; nd pointed out.that nitrogen in
.high-manganes;-ateei increase weir resistance 4nd strength. The
vo
report of Go Korotkov anal -vz*ed -- th -- c-omb-inedf-ve f f-ec-t- o-f-salts,
inert gases, vacuum-, ana filtration on aluminum 0 C. F.
Te. X. - hoys
Balandin, E. Ch;..Gini, Yu. P. Hatveyko; lov Yu. A.
Stepa and Yuo'r,.Yakovlev discussed jag- red defects in
7
large -cast1n 81 to Yao Kukkonen, Go_ A* Kaplunovskly,
A. A. Dernidova', 0. No Magnrt and B. B. Gulyayev reported on
orosity formation in titanium castings* Fused-magnesite molds
P i.
vacuum fired at high temperature# use of pressure in casting, and,
centrifugal casting all r.oduce the gas porosity in titanium cast--i
ings.
ASSOCIATION: none
W,

L.I.; POWNEVO V.D.1 POZDNEVp Yu*D.
Improved methods of vO*UC the f" of sand on castings.
Lit. Proin. no.7:44,.-45 Jl 163. (19 RA 17 2 1

LEVI 'L I CHEMixt E,Aj DEGALITSEVO A.I,
Apparatus for determining the dynamic properties of immeraion thermo-
couple. 4&v.lab. 29 no.1221502-1503 163, (MIRA 1711)

LEVI, L.I.,_ doktor tekhn. naukl KUNIN, L.L., kand. kh1m. n~-uk,
retsenzentj CHEPMAX# O.V.,# lnzh.j, red.; UVAROVA, A.F.p
tekhn. red.; IRMA, N.F.9 tekbno redo
[Nitrogen in cast Iron for castings] Azot v chugune dlia.
otlivok. Moskva, Izd-vo "Mashinostroenies" 1964. 229 p.
(MIRA 17:4)

LM: L.I.; BADER, E.I.; SIROTIN, A.Ya.
Contant of gases in malleable oast iron, Izvo vys ucheb, tars;
ihern. met. 7 no."11210-214 t64 iKMA 17t8)
1. Hookovskiy institut atali i eplavoT.

LEVIP L.I.; BADERp E.I.; KORNEYEV,, D.M.
Temperature range of the appearance of brittleness in malleable
iron castings. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; chern. met. 7 no.9s
167-171 164, (MIRA 17:6)
1, Moskovskiy inatitut stali i eplavov,

LEVI, L.I.; BADER, E.I.
Nature of brittleness of black core malleable cast iron.
Lit. proizv. no.11$31-33 N 164. (MIRA IM)

LEVIP L.I., doktor
Z--,, -~- -
Engineering
manufacture
Ag 164.
tekhn. nauk; BADER, E.I., inzh.
properties and use of malleable cast iron in
of machinery. Vest. mashinostr. 44 no.808-61
(MIRA
the
17:9)

LFN2 v .
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ir,,,IMry f*syall of llunrnry, f !I., pro"zv. no.11-44-45
. i - i I
N 1 64. (M;FA 1618)

IZVI, L.I.; PATTIKHAL, Pratap Sh.
Effect of nitrogen on the formation of a chill Isyer and a
transition zone in gmy cast iron. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.;
chern. met. 8 no.5:168-172 165. (MIRA 18:5)
1. Mookovskiy institut stali i splavov.

LEVI~_I.Lj doktor tekhn. nauk; BADER, E.I.p kand. tekhn. nauk
Effect of oxygen treatment on the graphitization and
properties of malleable cast iron. Lit. proizv. no.11:
31-32 H 165. (ICRA 18:12)

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ACC NR: AP6025816 SOURCE CODE: UR/0128/66/000/005/0037/0038
AUTHOR: -Levi, L. 1. ~tor of technical sciences); Knizhnik. G. S, (Engineer); Maslan
L. M. (Engineer)
ORG: none
TITLE: Effect of ultrasonic vibrations on the structure and properties of the aluminum alloy
AIA I -A, 7
SOURCE: Litaynoye prolzvodstvo, no. 5. 1966, 37-38
TOPIC TAGS: degasifier, aluminum alloy, ultrasonic effect, molten metal / AM aluminum
alloy, UZD-200 X delasifler, EM-3 electron microscove
0
AliATRACT: T6 determine to off6ct of ultrasonic treatment, one part of a melt of AJIA aluml
allo (9. 44% Big 0. 24% Mgt 0. 28% Feg 0. 36% Mn, 0. 049% Ti, with Al as the reminder)
Irefined with MnCl and the other part treated with ultrasound by means of an UZD-200M
depsifier at 740*C (;;ice for 6 min each time, with vi bration amplitude of 16-18 p and fre-
quency of 18.5 kilo-cps, with an Interval of 5 min). The melt was then checked for gas content
by means of the vacuum test (Stopanov, B. N., Maslan, L. B. Trudy NITI, vyp. 8, ch. 1,
11964) and solidified specimens were subjected to mechanical tests and metallographlo exami-
tord 1/a

nation of the fine structure with the aid of an EM-3 electron microscope. For comparison, the
portion treated with MnC2 was- Bubjected to similar tests. Find "PhB of the
,PgB: micropho,
MnC12-treated Bpeolment reveal distinct inclusions, of SI in thd
&-Al ejlsW2.1 Ultrasound-
treated specimens display finer-sized and somewhat spheroldized SI incluBlonB; this undoubt-
edly affects the mechanical properties of the alloy. The macrostructure of the ultrasound-
treated specimens Is also much more disperse than that of th e untreated or MnC12 - treated spo-
cimens. An analysis of replicas also confirms the dispersing effect of the ultrasound on the
structure of the alloy. Ultrasonic treament contributes to the appearance of the surface of
partieleB of freBh melt-filled fissures, cracks and cavernositles, which improves their cohe-
sion with the base metal. The "sonic wind" forming during ultrasonic treatment of the melt, aq
well as the mixing of the melt In the furnache due beat fluxes, contribute to a more uniform did-
tributlon of the dispersed and wetted particles throughout the metal. In the process of the
rystallization of the melt these particles serve as additional crystallization nuclei which, in
eir turn, contribute to a more finggrained structure of the alloy. 7bis may account for the 2
arked Increase In mechanical properties of the alloy ( OB Inc reaBes from 27. 0 to 29. 5 kg/mm
6 increases from 3. 0 to 8. 6%). 7bus, the effect of ultrasonic vibrations on the molten
loy may be regarded as a complex process involving the dispersion of Inclusions and their
iform distribution throughout the metal, as well as the wetting of dispersed particles in
e ultrasonic field and the formation of additional crystallization nuclei. All these f actors
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I indisputably contribute to an improvement in sthe structure of the metal and in the
I of the finished ingots or castings, Orig. art. has: 2 Figures N
I 1A.
quality

SOMENKO, Rlkhail Nikolayevich, kand. tekhn.nauk; -1--'Till-a-L tL- ~~
nauchn. red.; KONCIIA, F.F., -red.
[Composition of the chw ge Ir foundingj' Sostavlenie
shikhty v litelnom proizvodstve. 14oskvap lyysshala
shkola, 1964. 279 p. (F.IRA 38:3)

LEVI. M.1 GXORGIV, A.
WA .
Oxidation of 4-athylpyridine with nitric acid. Farmatsila, Sofia
5 no.3t27-31 My-Je "55.
(PTRIDINICS,
r-othylpyridins, oxidation with nitric acid)
(NITRATAS,
nitric acid, oxidation of 4-itbylpyridins)

Country Bulgaria 0-2 1
G, -3 1, a
Abu. Jour 1 450U21
Author : Levi, M. nfid 'Iecririev, A.
Inititut., : Fuj~-ar'~an inatititf. for Pharmacology
TItIc : The OxInation of 4-Etriy1p~,ri'll-ne Iby Nitric Acid
OrI8 FUb. I Trudy 14ruch T!Aedovatel Inct Farmatsiya, 1, 4546
(195,/)
Abstract Isonicotinic acid liar, been prepared tj~ ?A .-fiel4a
by the oxid&tion ol r -9thylpyriditte (1) with
11!105 0beat renults are obtained when the I is
tv~ated grndually with a mixtwlure uf ;;nnc 1-1413,
ani 91'r"'v NPX~ in rhe preoence of hg012-C-,z5O, (sic)
an the c*jtaI3r!3t at a temperature of from 150-1600
to 200-422W. D. vitkov:3MY

C0U1;TR` BULGARIA
C A T L;713-i 0 P.1 Mitmicat Tochnolovy. Chemical rroducts and
Their Applications. Pharmaceuticals. Vitamins
AD"). JOUR. i RZIMim., !40.23 1959, No. 83245
AUT'HOR Lovit M.1 Goorpiev, A.
MiT,
T ITL Technological Derivation Metbod of flydrftzin
30fate from Ursa
TRIG. PIJ B. :Tr. N-1. in-t. farmatsiye, 1967, 1, 47-49
ATSTRACT The reaction of urea. with sodium hyoochlorits
solution was studied as a function of temners,
ture conditions and of concentration and Twre-
14 ence of inhibitors. On the basis of the i6boy
stiMy a technological method for derivation
of hydrazin sulfate was develoned resiilting
in tb: yield of 45%. This method Is sunerior
to th t amnloyed ot the cbwmico-nhamacoutical
factory.
*Antlbiotics.
CAM 1/1
H - go

LEVI, M.
Problem-9 of cholesterol mvi the preparation of its outgoing substance. p. 79.
BILTEII DOUVIENTACM. TEIRIIKA ShOBRAGUNIII SREDSTAVA. (Drustvo hemicara i
tehnologa NR Boon* i HerceFovine. GIAS11111K) Sarajevo, Ytigoslavia. Vol. 70 1958.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (PTAI) LC Vol. 9, no. 2, Feb. 1960.
Uncl.

B'ULGARIA / organic Chemistry. Organic Synthesis. G-2
Abs ;our: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No It 1959, 1228.
Author
Inst HNot ~give~n.
Title The Possible Preparation of Substituted Ethanol
Amines by the Addition of Mercury 1,cetate to the
Corresponding Olefins.
Orig Pub: Farmatsiya, (Belg.), 1958, 8, No 1, 31-34;
Abstraot: A method is suggested for the preparation of C6H5
CHOCH (R)N-H (I) and C6H5 CHOHCli(R)NCH3 (,I) for
use as therapeutio agents. The synthesis is con-
dueted according to the scheme: C6H5CH z CH R
(III) - -' *-C H CH(OCH3)CH(R)HgOCOCH3 (IV) -~-C H G11-
(OCH)CH (R)HgBr---006H5CH(OCH3)CH (R)Br (V) v
06H5CH(QCH 3) CH(R)NH2(VI) --7-0 1; or V --),, C6H5GHOHGII(R)Br
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BULGARI,, / Organic Chemistry. Organic Synthesis. G-2
,",bs Jour: Ref Zhur-KhimiYa, No 1, 1959, 1228.
Abstract: (VII) From V one also can prepare C 6H5 CH(OCH3-
CH(R)NliGH3 (VIII). The presence of CHCO- group
in IV, R = COOH (IV-a) indicates the absence of a
laotone form. One hundred grams of III, R = COOH,
220 grams of (CH 3COO)2Hg (IX) and one liter of
methanol are boiled for 30 minutes. ;,fter 30-40
hours at/-200C., 85% of IV-a separates, m. p.
200-2020G. One hundred twenty grams of IV-a in
500 milliliters of chloroform is heated to 550C.,
in the presence of sunlight 80 grams of bromine
and 140 grams of KBr in 40 milliliters of water
are added gradually, the excess of bromine is re-
moved by the addition of NaHSO,, the solvent is
distilled off from the or,ganio"'layer, and one ob-
tains V, R a COOH (V-a), yield 60%, m. p. 135-1370C.
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BULG;LRIjL Organic Chemistry. Organic Synthesis. G-2
Abs Jour., Ref Zhur-XhWya, No 1, 1959, 1228.
Abstract: (from benzene-petroleum other). Thirty-one grams
of IIIg R = H, 96 Brame of IX in 100 milliliters
of methanol are boiled for 30 minutes, After be-
ing set aside for 30 hours ^j 200C., 50 grams of
KBr in 150 milliliters of water is added, the oil
which separates is extracted with 100 milliliters
of chloroform, washed with water and then bromin-
ated as in the preparation of V-a. V is se arated
in a 73% yield, R = H, (V-b), b. p. 125-1279C/15
millimeters. Analogously from III R = CH3 I one
obtains V, R = CH.3 (V-0, yield 94, b. p. 114-
11600,/17 millimeters, and from III, R -- CO0Cp115'
V is synthesized, R = C0002H5 (V-d), yield 96~, b.p.
157-1590 Ce/millimeters. One hundred grams of V-a
and 100 milliliters of a 25% NH OH solution are
heated in an autoclave (9500., 9 hours) and upon
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BULGARIA / Organic Chemietry. Organic Synthesist G-2
Abs :our: Ref Zhur-Xhimiya, No 1, 1959, 1228.
Abstract: evaporation, VI is separated in a 73% yield,
R = 000H (Vl-a), m7. p. 229-2320C. (from alcohol).
Analogously from V-b and 15%-NH40H solution one
obtains VI, R z H (VI-b), yield 83%, b. P. 110-
1130C./20 millimeters, frojA V-o.VI is synthesized,
R x CH3 (VI_o)j yield 75%0 ba p. 112-1140C./.15
millimeters and VI is prepared from V-dp R
COO02H5.H01p yield ?6%1 m. p. 180-1830C. Ten
grams of VI-a and 90 milliliters of 48% HBr are
boiled for 2 hours and evaporated to dryness. To
that 30 milliliters of water is added and neutra-
lized with oonoontrated NH40H. Thus I is obtained,
R x COOH (1-a), yield 36%, m. p. 190-19300. An-
alo ously from VI-b one synthesizes I, R a H, yield
40%! b. p. 151-1600C./17 millimeters and from VI-a
one synthesizes 1, R a CH39 yield 2R, me P. 98-
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FROARIA Orghnic Chemintry--Synthetic organic chmistry. G-2
Abe Jour Rot Zhur - Kbimiya, No 14, 1959, No. 49526
Author Isvi, M.; Levi, Sh.
Inet Mjia~-Ran Institute for Pharmacology
Tit lo Tho Oxidation of 4-othylpyridino by M%nganose Diaxido
Orig Pub Farmatsiya (Bulgaria), 8, No 4,20-22 (1958)
Abstract Isonicotinio aold (I) to roadily synthesized by tho
oxidation of 4-othylpyridino (11) by technical grade
W02 and H2!304 urder mild conditions: 50 Sms II in
0#6 liter 70% H2S04 am gradually troated with 4oo gma
6o% mog at 55 - 6oo, the solution is stirred for 1 hr,
after which it is heated for 1 hr at 850 and for 2 hro
at 100 - 1050; the filtrate is treated with IM40H to pH
3-5 and I to separated. The mother liquor is neutralized
and tho I IB precipitated as the complex with CuSO4.
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BULGARIA / Organic Chemistry--Synthetic organic chemistryj G-2
Abe Jour : Rot Zhur - Xhimiya, No 14, 1959, No. 49526
The over-all yield of I is 95%. For the preceding
comunication see RZhKhim, No 6, 1956, 16082. --
D. Vitkovskiy
A
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LEVI-- NKOVt G.B.
Fi4A-1~
J
Study of the specificity of reactions of passive hemagdutination
in plague., Labdelo 7 no.9%44-46 S 161. (KWA 14:10)
1. Astrakhanskays, protivochumbe^*stantaiya.
(PIAGUE) (BLOOD-AGGLUTINATION)

- 1= a )bnt I ft.
Sam details on the participation of health vorkers in the War of
TAberation in 1942 in the Bosnia Kraina and in eastern parts of Bosnia.
I Nedo arho 15 no.6133-36 N-D 161.
(KWTARY HMICDM hist)

LEVI, M.
Bulgaria
No degree listed
Scientific Research Chomico-pharmaceutical Institute
(Nauclinoizeledovatelski khimiko-farmateevtichen insti-
tut); Directors L. ZHELYAZKOV.
Sofia, Farmatsiya, 110 5, September-October, 1962, pp 20-24.
"Synthesis of Some Simple Analogues of Papaverin"

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I VA I IOVA "K,
Vr'slioratiort of rolq'r~ln if-ron
fa

I&VIS m0
Influence of nutrition on the etiology of arteriosclerosis,
Rd me Toug 7 nos6t= D 162*
lo Msdici=ld fakultatp SaraJoyo,.

LEVI, Mario
-1-'-AU); Given Name
R
C
Cosintry: Yugoslavia
Acader(dc D^-i5rcpa: Magister
ACt-'I'liation: Sarajevo
Sourec: Zagrabg Farmaceutski. glasnik, No 7--8, July-August 1961, pp 286-288.
DIU: ISome Observations Concerning athe Educational System and Teaching
of Pharmacy in Oreat Britain*