SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOZLOV, V.I. - KOZLOV, V.N.

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ACCESSION NR: AP4006629 S/0089/63/015/006/0481/0485
AUTHORS: Glaskov, Yu. Yu,; Dubovskiv, B. C.; Ilyasova, G. A.;
Kozlov, V. I.; melov, V. V.; Sharapov, V. N.
TITLE: Measuring s-low-neutron spectra on a physical stand of the
reactor at the Beloyarsk Statc Regional Power Plant imeni
I. V. Kurchstov
SOURCE: Atomnaya energiya, v. 15, no. 6, 1963, 481-485
TOPIC'TAGS: slow neutron, slow neutron spectrum, neutron flux
distribution, neutron spectrum, neutron flux, energy spectrum,
time of flight method
ABSTRACT: The flight time method has been used to measure the
spectra of slow neutrons on the boundary between cells and
on a hot channel surface. The 'lattice of the subcritical flacility
in which the measurements have been made is similar to the reactor
lattice of the Beloyarsk atomic power.plant. The facility under
study) measuring 100 x 100 x 100 cm, was placed in thin center of the
stand-type uranium graphite reactor core. Channels containing 2%-
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enriched uranium were placed along the core perimeter, and the
facility was filled with channels containing 1.2%-enriched uranium.
The measurements were made for two different facilities, with and
without water, in the central tubes and heat-releasing elements of
the hot channels, and the spectra were measured by a mechanical
selector. The time separation of the impulses took place in 128-
channel analyzeil,.with each channel measurinS 32 microseconds in
width. A chamber made of stainless steel lXl8H9T and filled with
He3 to a pressure of 18 Atms was used as a neutron detector. The
energy distribution of the neutron flux found by processing the
experimental data are shown in the enclosure, Fig. 3. The experi-
mental spectra were compared with the rated spectra on the outer
boundary.of the cell and the .5pectra on the boundary between the
graphite and uranium zones. The rated values were "cro3s linked"
with the experimental ones in the moderation region on the boundary
between the cells. The comparicon thus included both the energy
and spatial distribution, and the results appear to agree with the
experimental data.
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ItThe authors exDress their gratitude to L. A. Matalin for the develop-
.,,'ment and construction of the time analyzer, to P. S. Klemashev for
designing the mechanical Interrupter, and to V. V. Orlov and A. G.
Novikov for their useful comments."
Orig. art. has: 3 Figures and 3 Pormulas
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KOZLOV, V.I.
Decompensated glaucoma from data of ',he eye clinic of the
Donets Medical Institute in an eleven-year period. Vestn.
oftal. 76 no.4.045-49 Jl-Ag163 (MIRA 17:1)
1. Wafedra, glaznykh bolezney (zav. - prof. L.B.Zats) Donets-
kogo meditsinskogo instituta.

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KOZTOV, V.I., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk.
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Steam PoWef plants on large American tankers; from foreign
joarnals. Sudostroenie 22 no.7:41-44 J1 "6. (KLRA 9:10)
(United States--Tank vessels)

KOZIOV, V.I., kand..tekhn.nauk; BUMBARU, S., inzh.
*1.
nereasing the economy aspoot of steam turbine plants on
seagoing cargo vessels. Sudostroenie 24 no.1:22-27 Ja 158.
(MIU 11:2)
(Steam turbines)

KOZLOV, V.I.,_ kand.tekhn.nauk
,
Investigating performance of automatic vater mixers during
coagulation processes. Trudy GISI no.25:160-174 156. (MIRA 11:5)
(Water--Purification) .

-kO~w--V9--Vl--i kandatekhn.nauk,- HUMOV9 S.9 kand.tekbn.nauk; HAMEV9 V.9 inzh.
.Use of internal combustiou engire exhm t gases in the transportatlon
of petroleum and ship repsirs* Rech. transp. 19 no,12:22-24 D 160,
(MIRA 13:32)
(Waste heat engines) (Petroleum-Transportation)
(Shipa-41aintenan6e and repair)

VORONKOVSKAYA, A.P., inzh.; VORONKOVSKIY, V.P., kand.tekh.nauk;
KOZLOVP V.I., kand.t.ekhn.nauk; TITOV, P.I. prof.; YBITSMp
-F.L., kand.tekhn.nauk I
Temperature of heated surfaces and livability conditions of
engine rooms in seagoing motorships. Sudostroenie 29 no.2:18-22
F 163. (MIRA 16t2)
(Ships-Heating and ventilation)
(Insulation (Heat))

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SOURCE CODE: GE/0030/66/014/002/KlOl/KI05
AUTHOR: Telesnin, R. V.; Kozlov, V. I.
ORG: Faculty of Physics, Lanonosov State University, Moscow e
TITLE: Spin wave resonance in thiynermalloy films
SOURCE: Physica status solidi 9 V. 14, no. 2, 1966, K101-K105 and appropriate insert
following page 529
TOPIC TAGS: spin resonance, ferromagnetic resonance, magnetic thin film, permalloy
A~STRACT: The spin wiA spectra of films 180-3180 A thick were measured for the case
of parallel or ation of a 9400 Mc magnetic field modulated at a frequency of 1 Mc.,
Earlier experiments had dealt with thicker films. Oscillograms showing the resonance
peaks for films of 6 different thicknesses are shown. The distances of additional pe
from the main peaks is graphed as a function of thickness. The position of the peaksl
has a near quadratic variation at thicknesses of 1700 A but changes to a straight ling
variation for thicker films. Possible interpretations of the results are suggested.
Orig. art. has: 5 figures.
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AUTHORSs Telesnin, R. V.; Kozlov, V. I.
ORG: Moscow State University im. M. V. Lomonosov (MOBkovskiy gosu~dversitet)
TITLE: Determination of the coercive force of thin magnetic films having reversed
magnetism by treatment with a UU field
SOURCEs Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye., v. 21, no. 2., 1966, 317-318
TOPIC TAGS: magnetic thin fi-Im, permalloN ferromagnetic film, UHF, magnetic
modulation, magnetic anisotropy
ABSTRACT: 'Magnetic reversal taking place upon treat4~ent with a UHF field has bean
investigated in a series of thin films of permalloy.P The study was perf ormed on an
apparatus designed for the observation of ferromagnetic resonance in films at the
frequency of 9400 Mhz. The application of high frequency modulation of the magnetic
field was previously described by ~. V. Telesnin and V. I. Kozlov (Izve AN S33Rp
ser. fiz., 1965, 29, No* 4, 566). Oscillograms obtained indicate the dependence of
the shape of the curves on the rotation of the film with respect to the magnetic
field. The magnitude of the field resulting in the change of sign of the derived
absorption curve conforms to the values for coercive force as measured on these
films by magneto-optical.methods. In some cases the transition is stepwiae,
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permitting evaluation of the magnetic reversal process in greater detail. The
authors express their gratitude to Ye. N. Illichava for magneto-optic measurements
of coercive force, Orig. art. has: 1 figure and 1 table.
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AUTHOR: T619 ni
s nr H-vo;-90zloy V I
ORG., Ph si a Department
IjIJAversity im. H.V.Lo
y monosov (Fizichesk.Ly
takulftet Moskovskogo, ~osiudarstvennogo-univeroiteta)I
of ~thia fer,romagnatic filmd under the action of aicrowave
tITLFIR; Quasistatic switching
f reque ---- a - 73TO-H TY
ney fTeMs-2wronsacti.ons or-tue-.8econd-A-11 mposium on the Physics of Thir
I~orromagnetic Films held at Irkutsk 10 July:lto,15 Ju
SOURCE: AN SSSRO Izvestiye,~Sekiya'fizicheakaya,v,30, no. 1, 1966, 116-119-
TOPIC TAGS:: ferromagnetic film, magnetic thin film, magnetic coerc-ive force,magnetic
anisotropy,superhigh frequency,:-ferromagnetic resonance,medium frequency,
ABSTRACT: With.& ferromagnetic resonance apparatus described elsewhere bythe authors
(Izv.AH SSSR.Sek-.fiz.029,~N-6.4.,,568-~(1965)).the 9.4 kMHz microwave absorption:of thin
ferromagnetic films of, undisclosed -coinp(?sit ion has been investigated with the quasi-
static magnetic~:field - In the. ploneof,,the fil ahd modulated at I MHz *ith an ampli-
tude oV0405 Oe. 'An automatic frequency control'system kept the microwave oscillator
tuned to the resonant frequency.of-the cavityl so that the phase sensitive detector
responded only to the imaginary part of.the susce~tibjlity. In.addition to'the usual
spin wave resonancetwhich occurred at 80 Oe in a 510 A film, there was observed: ali-
sorption at very low Values-of-the.-magnetic field. When the magnetic field was di-
rected along the hard axis there was observed a single absorption, peak at zero-filld,
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A half -width rough Y'twice c
with ~Qrcive force.of the f ilm at, least in the dais
case for wh ich the.
oacillogram to showw.the data obtained with the field parallel t
0
the hard axis are not discussed in: detail). .-WhIen the magnetic field was directed, alo Ing
the easy-axis the oscillogram,obtained wit h a phase Isensitive detector that responded
to thederivative- of the absorption was reminiscent of:a.nearly square hysteresis loop:
thesigna,l~gradually rose aa,zero-f-161d.,was approached and rather suddenly changed sign
at-a negative field equal to.1the.Coercive force of the film. The equivalence-of:.the
f ield.~at'whichl the absorptio,:,ignai changed~,slgn to the.coercive force of the f Us- it -
illustrated by- a tabular.comparji6a'-~rthe coercive forces, measured with a magnito-'
optical technique and~by..the~ present;nethod, of 12films of thickness from.230 tolloo
and having.coorcive,fore es from 3.51-to 1.0 Oe, 'When the direction of the quasistatic
field was altered by 900,so that-it became . pe.rpendicular both to the microwave as ". tic
gne
f ield in the resonator and -to-,the:l- Ws: modulation f leld, the signals became.very
similar to those.observed byA.G.Leanik and G.I.Levin (Izn. AN SSSR. Ser. fiz., 29
No.4, 560- (1965)), and T.E.Hasty and L.J,Boudreaux (J.Appl. Phys., 32, No. 10,1807: (196601~
In thiscase when the field'was para Illel1o-the h Iard axis.the peaks on the oscll2ogran
occurred at fields very nearly equal*.to the anisotropy field of the film. It is'sug-
gested that.the possibility of.observing low frequency resonances by a microwave teen-,,.
nique may be due to a coupling between.the low,frequency and high frequency,paraseters.
of the sample, Orig,. art* has; 3 fig~ures and I table.
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AUTHOR: KozlovV.I.
ORG: ztm out
Phys~cs.Depa qscow~State University Im. M.V.Lomonosov (Pizicheakiy
fakul.tet Moskovskogo goaudaraftennogo universiteta)
TITLE: Forromagnetic resonance In-thIn Magnetic films under parallel magnotixation
firansactions of ~the 6~cond AMMOR symposium on the Physics of Thin Ferromwmej_1_q_
Films. hold at Irkutsk 10 July, 1964/
SOME: Ail SSSR. Izvestlya. Seriya fizichoskaya, v. 30, no. 1, 1966, 112-115
TOPIC TAGS: forremagnetio,filmp magnetic thin film, permalloy9 ferromagnetic
resonance, spin wave spectrum
ABSTRAM, Perromagnetic resonance spectra at 9.4 MMz of Permall Mms from 180 to
3180 A thick were recordedwith the magnetizing field in the plane o,,' the film In
order to investigate'the secondary peaks due to spin wave resonance that appear under
these conditions. The films were vacuum evaporated at 10-5 mm Rg in a 200 Oe m&gD Ietic
field onto glasssubstrates heated to 2000C. The width of the main resonance In-
creased monotonically with increasing film thickness from 25 Oe for a 200 A film to
70 Oe for a 3000 X film. The first secondary resona e was observed in a 5104 film,
It occurred at 80 09 and-was 40 Oe wide., With increasing film thickness.further
secondary resonances appeared at low field strength and moved with further increase of
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thickness toward, the main resonance. jn a 2835 A film therewere observed a main peak
at 1030 Oe and f ou'r secondary,peaks:at 900, 810, 660, and 420 Oe. The widths~of the
give peaks were.58.34, 26, 22,-and,54.0e, respectively, and their.relative intensi-
ties were 1, 0.02, 0.15, 003 and 0.006. In-films less than 1700 A thick the reso-
nances were quadratically spaced; in thicker films the resonances, especially~those
near_the~main resonance, were approximately linearly spaced. The anisotropy fields
determined from the shift in the'pooitions of the different resonances on changing
the magnetization direction from.theeasy toAhe hard axis differed from each other
for the same film; no regularity -was., detected in these variations. The effective
saturation magnetization of all the films was close.to 9.8 kilogauss. For.the films
in the thickness range in which the quadratic dispersion law was valid, the value
A = 0.9 x 10-6 erg/cm was derived for the exchange constant by assuming that themain
resonance corresponds to uniform precession with the Index n = 0 and that the first
secondary peak corresponds to a spin wave, with index n = 1. The resonance lines of
film deposited on 3200 and on'~app'roximately .room temperature substrates were dia-
torted.. Spin wave spectra wei~e. also observed~in cathode sputtered film. Orig. art.
has: 3 figures.
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C:~~212

KOZL-OV, V.I. (Mbskva, Dm-100, Mantulinskaya ul. 24, kv. 70)
Conductive pathways of nerves. Arkh. anat., gist. i embr. 47
no. ll..-76-82 N 164 (MIRA 19.-l)
1. Kafedra normallnoy anatomii ( zav. - prof. V.V. Kupriyanov)
11 Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo medltsinskogo instituta Imeri
Pirogova. SubmAtted Rpril 23, 1963.

KC21,OV) tl,%, mlaCcHy nwichinyy ,i,)trudnik
Practice'.i irl vihia collectl~~Cn of thul
for cortrol of Lhe tpnt~
sibi-`~ -us. 'r-_,dy VSNIM.esdrev
is_Qed-,va I ufa le"jnrv i cl- -'e1.

K9ZLOV) V. i.
Ferrovagnotic rer~onarice in thLn in ca.,.0 of
1:,v. AN, "0. 1: 111--1i
Ja , 66. (Ila-iia 19:1)
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KOZLOV, V. I.
"Etnic'neskiy aspekt dernograficheskilkn. protsessov v nek~tOry---n Stran-ak." YTWO-
Vostochnoy Evropy."
report submitted for 7th Intl Cong, Ant'r-iropological "! Ethnological Sciences,
'I-10 Aug 64.
Moscowy J

1 ACC NR,-- Ap6'031708_'___ A,T_______sO_URCE-CODE: - UR/03';,/GG/000/~V07/00,il/001;2
,AUTHOR: Frumkin, I. A. (Engineer); Kozlov, V. I. (Engineer); Kuznetsova, A. V. (Engi-
neer); Ostanin, V. G. (Engineer)
ORG: none
TITLE: Attempt to construct a high-pressure reactor for operation at high to-perature s
!SOURCE: Khimicbcskoyu i neftyanoye rwlGhinostroyeniye, no. 7, 1966, 41-42
'OPIC TAGS: meta! licat tmatment, thermal fatigue, pressure vessel, metallurgic pro-
1cess, chemical r-,~actor 25KhMF steel, 25Kh3MF steel
',ABSTRACT: GCG1jn 0~- a reactor for operation at 1500 atm and 4000C (for the produc-!
Ition of synt'W_~tic miinerals) is described. The reactor (autoclave) bod was made of
I y
1251(h2MF steel and the cover was made of 25'(h3,,:F steel. After forging, both pieces were
,subjected to lengthy, multi-stlage thennal treatment at 150-10100C and 4-56 hr duration.7
;Aft.er this treatment, both the re-actor body and -zhe cover had higher mechanic 1 proper-!
a
,ties than those required for operation at 1500 atm and 4000C. The asserbled reactor
:passed the 1875 atm test. Orig. art. has: 3 figures, 2 tables.
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UDC: 66.023.7-987.002.2
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1. KOZWV' V. I.
2. USSR (600)
4. Dogs - Qorkiy Province
7o Contribution to the study of the biology of the eaccoon-like dog
(Nyctoreutes procyonoides Gray) in the Gorkiy Province.
Zool. shur. 31. No. 5. 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, _ Jamary -1953. Unclassified.

PUZANOV, Ivan Ivanovich; KOZLOV. Vladimir Ivanovich; XIPARISOV, Glob
Petrovich, [decea'sel"kOINA. L.F., redaktor; ZAKHAROV, K.A.,
tekhnicheskiy redak-tor
[Animals of Gorkiy Province; vertebrates] Zhivotnri mir Gortkovskai
oblasti; pozvoriochnve. Izd. 2-oe, dop. [Gorlkii] Gorikovskoe kn-yo
1955. 585 P. (MLRA 9:10)
(Gorkiy Province--Vertebrates)

KOZLCV, V.I.,- KUZNETSO-V, N.I.
-wp~~
tr. -
Dismonntable cage for keeping small animals, Biol. v ehkole 6:
80-81 N-D 158. (MIRA 11:11)
1. Gorlkovskiy goeudaretvennyy universitet.
(Nature study--Equipment and supplies)

KOZI1OV, V-I-; nZNICTSOV, N.I.
I
'r
Apparatus for registering the diurnal activities of birds nesting 113
the hollows of trees and small burrowing animals [with summar7 in
English]. Zool. zhur. 37 no.8:1264-1267 Ag '58. (MIRA 11:9)
l.Gorlkovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.
(Scientific apparatus and instruments) (Zoology-Field work)

XDZ"TSOV. W.I., KOZLOV' V.I.
Wintering place of bats In the Centrnl Uralne'
biol. 63 no.43131-132 R-Ag 158
PROVINGE)--BATS)
(VOSIRESENSK REGION (SVERDWVSK
(ANIMALS. HABITATIONS OF)
Biul.MOIP. Otd;
(MIRA 11:1.1)

OTKS. G.I., dottor tekhn. nauk, prof.; USEILKOV, Te.M., inzh.;-K9~L-O-VL-
,I-I., inzh,
Using molten iron-calcium slag for converting high-lDhosphorcus pig
irono' Izv. vys. ucheb, zav,; chern. met. no.12:3-8 D 158.
(KM 12:3)
I.Moskovskiy institut stali.
(Slag)
(Cast iron--Motallurgy)

3/148/60/000/009/005/025
A161/AO30
AUTHORS: and Yavoyskiy, V.I.
TITLE: The role of bottom fritting in oxidizing processes in steel-
melting
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Chernaya metallurgiya,
no. 9, 1960, 35-42
TEXT: The influence of the bottom fritting in basic open hearth
furnaces on oxidizing processes has been investigated in 250 ton furnaces
melting mainly low-carbon steel. Rkerences are made to thirteen works
(Ref.1-13) in which the alternating oxidizing and reduoing in the fritting
during the heat was considered from the angle of the effect on the furnace
bottom, with only few exceptions (Ref.1,6) where the effect on the melting
process was considered as well. Fritting samples were taken with a simple
device consisting of a rod and a shell taking core samples. The top of the
oores about 15 mm deep was taken for investigations. The composition of
thia surfftoa I&yor ahanged very conaiderably ~Iur~,njg -1ne heat. 'the love3t
iron oxide content in the surrace of fritting was obse-rred tow&rds the eni
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of heat (contrary to 'conclusions in (Ref.6)). Apparently, silicon and
manganese have the m4jor effect on reducing of the oxides in fritting during
melting, and the temperature during the melting period is not sufficient
for oxidizing of carbon by the oxides of iron and bottom. In deeper layers
the content of iron oxides remained high during the melting and evened out
through the fritting depth at an higher temperature. (The same had been sta-
ted in (Ref-7)). Floating of low-melting fritting components into slag makes
the fritting surface more refractory and rough (Ref.10), and this assists
the formation of CO bubbles on the bottom and development of the "bottom"
reaction of carbon oxidizing. The iron oxide content in the fritting surfa-
ce diminishes, and the earlier it is free from low-melting layers with high
content of calcium, silicon and aluminum oxides, the faster starts the in-
tensive CO bubbles formation on the bottom and the lower will be the oxygen
content ip the metal bath. This explains also the higher content of hyper-
equilibrium oxygen in metal after melting. The absolute quantity of carbon
oxidizea by the iron oxides from the fritting is not high (0-05-0-06% C was
determined in one heat), but it is important for the development of bottom
boiling. Increased content of CaO and Si02 was observed in all heats during
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higher temperature period. This indicates the opposite concentration gradi-
ent (compared with the start of heat) of these components in the fritting
depth and the appearance of high-melting calcium silicates at this time.
Microscopic investigation confirmed this. After the carbon content in the
bath reaches about 0.10%, and decarbonization in the fritting becomes slow,
the iron oxide content in it begins to grow from the higher oxygen content
in liquid metal, and this lasts apparently until the moment when the bath
is deoxidized. During the deoxidation of metal the sense of chemical inter-
action of fritting and bath changes again. During tapping, the surface of
fritting becomes saturated in iron oxide from the slag as well as from the
oxidizing atmosphere in the furnace and oxidation of metal beads on the
bottom. The concentration of FeO and CaO in the fritting and in the final
slags is completely aifferent, and this indicates the selective absorption
of iron oxide from slag by the fritting, thoughi I.P.Baslyas and A.M Le'nesa
(Ref .7) came to a different conclusion. (but did not state the time ol taking
samples). Petrographic analysis of fritting samples revealed that iron oxid-
es were present in the fritting during the heat end in the form of ferrous
silicates and solid solution of wustite in pericline (-Iperiklaz"). Magnes-
ium ferrite starts appearing at about 0.10% C in metal. At the charging
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end a high quantity of calcium ferrite, magnesium ferrite and RO were reveal-
ed. Metal beads were absent in these samples. Conclusions: 1) The varia-
tion of iron oxide content in the fritting of the basic open hearth bottom
during the heat has been studied. 2) It has been proven that iron oxides
in the fritting take an active part in oxidization processes in the steel-
making process. Part of the silicon and manganese in pig iron is oxidized
by these oxides during the melting period. 3) The observations confirmed
the opinion of some investigators that the "bottom" reaction of cF:bon
oxidization gradually grows during the second half of the heat process. The
time during which the oxidization of carbon is taken over by the furnace
bottom can be different. The rate of the rise in temperature has a consider-
able effect on this. Iron oxides contained in the fritting on the furnace
.bottom take some part in oxidization of carbon. There are 5 fit'Tures and
13 references: 12 Soviet-bloc and I non-Soviet-bloc.
ASSOCIATION% Moskovskiy institut stali (Moscow Steel Institute)
SUBMITTED: 16 May 196o
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1961. 439 P- (Sericat Trudy NezbYuzovskogo nauchnago saveshchaniya)
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New (Developmonta) in the Theory (Cont.) SOV/5556
COVMAGZ: The collection contains papers reviewing the development of open-
hearth steelmaking theory and practice. The papers, written by staff
members of schools of higher education, scientific research instituten,
and main laboratories of metallurgical plantap were prosonted and diucassed
at the Scientific Conference of Schooln of Righer Education. The follawing
topics am consideradt the k1matics and mechanism of carbon oxidation; the
process of slag formation in open-hearth furnaces using in the chargq either
are-lime briquets or composite flux (the product of calcining the mixture of
lime with bauxite), the behavior of hydrogen in the open-hearth bath; metal
desulfurization proccoseal the control of the open-hearth thermal melting
regime and its automation; beat-engineering problems in large-capacity
furnaces; aerodynamic properties of fuel gases and their flow'in the furnace
combustion chamber; and the improvement of high-alloy steel quality through
the utilization of vacuum and, natural gases. The fol3oving persons took
part in the discussion of the papers at the Conferencet S.I. Filippar,
V.A. Kudrin, M.A. Glinkov, BP. Ham, V.I. Yavoyokiy, G.N. Oyka and Ye.
V. Chelishchey (Moscov Steel Itatitute)j Ye. A. Kazachkoy. ancL A. S.
Kharitoncr~ (Zhdanoy Metallurgical Inatitute)l N.S. Kikhaylets Onstitute of
Chemical Metallurgy of the Siberian Branch of the Academy of Sciences USSR);
A.I. Stroganov. and D. Ya. Povolotakiy (Chelyabinsk Polytechnic Institute);
P.V. V=ikhin Ural Polytechnic Institute); I.I. Fomin tthe Moocov 'Sery i
voloto Yletallurgical Plut); V.A. Yuklev (Central Asian Polytechnic Institut-)
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Vev (Developments3 in the Theory (Cont.) W115556
and M.I. BeyUnor (Ifight School of the Dneprodzerzhinsk Metallurgical Institute).
References follow soma of the articles. There are 268 references, mostly Soviet.
TAETZ OF COMMTS:
Foreword 5
Ymyoyakiy, V. L [Mookovokiy inatitut etAU - Moscow Steel Institute).
Principal Trends In the Developmnt of Scientific Research in Steel
Manufacturing 7
Filippov, S. 1. (Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Yb3cov Steel
Institute]. Regularity patterns of the Kinetics of Carbon Oxidation 15
In Metals With Lov Carbon Content
17. 1. Antorenko participated in the expericentaj
Lei1n, S. L. (Profoosorv Doctor of Technical Sciereas, Dnepropetrovskly
metallurgichaskly institut Dnepropetrovsk Metallurgical Institute].
Caxd 3!14
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New (Devel6pmental in the Theory (Cont.) SOV/5556
Kleyn, A.L., and P.V. Umrikhin (Ural Polytechnic Institute]. Slag
Formation When Using Composite Flux Produced by Calcination of
Lime.-Bauxite Rixture 117
Ushakav, Ye. N. (Candidate of Technical Sciences], Ye. V. Abroaimov,
(Docent, Candidate of Technical Sciences], V.I. Kozlov, V.A.
Shcherbakov (Engineers], A.G. Kotin [CnndidatW-6r1ZffM3hicM1 Sciences],
and M.P. Sabiyev (Engineer], [Moacow Steel Institute, Ukrainakiy
nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut metallov - Ukrainian Scientific
Research Inatitute of Wtals Alchavskiy motallurgicheakiy zarod
Alchavak ILtallurgical Planti. Improving the Steelmaking Pro...
in Large-Capacity Open-Hearth Furnaces 125
Voloshina, 11A (Engineer]. Using Ore-Lima Briquets Instead of Ore
and Lime in the Open-Hcarth Process
133
[D.I. Sapiro, P.I. Kovalov, S.I. Zhmak, 0. Ye. Kravtoov,
Engineers, and I.M. Tkachenko, A.P. Poletayev, Technicians
participated in the reacerch work)
Ofengenden, A.M. (Engineer]. Accelerating the Slag Formation and
De~ulfurization in the Open-Hearth Process 140
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A~71HORS: Ushakov, Ye. N., Abrosimov, Ye. V., Kozlov, V. I., Shcherbakov,
V. A., Kotin, A. G., Sabiyev, M. P.
TITLE: Improvement of steel-smelting technology in high-capacity open-
hearth furnaces
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, no. 11, 1961, 38, abstract
11V227 (V sb.: "Novoye v teorii i pral-tike proizv. martenovsk.
stali", Moscow, Metallurgizdat, 1961, 125 - 132, Discuss. 193 - 201)
'1UT: The authors describe the results of the Investigations of the condi-
tions of slag formation and their effect upon the productivity of high-capacity
open hearth furnaces under the conditions of replacing ore and limestone in the
charge by ore-limestone briquets or a premixed ore-limestone mixture. The ar-
ticle also describes the investigation of various variants of metal reduction.
in order to exclude the influence of the thermal schedule, the experimental and
ordinary smeltings were carried out at practically the same thermal loads: 35 -
38 million kcal during the charging and 25 - 27 million kcal during the finishing.
The ore-limestone briquets from the Krivorozhlye plant had the following composi-
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Improvement of steel-smelting technology in... Ao6O1AlOl
tion: Fe 47 - 52%, S'02 5.4 - 6.9%, Cao 10.1 - 14.1%; basicity 1.8 - 2.2. To
raise the basiciry of the slag, limestone (-1,31,6 of the weight of the metallic
charge) was added to the charge after the melting. The maln indices of the ex-
perimental and control smeltings with the use of briquets are cited, from which
it follows t-.hat with practically the same composition of the metallic charge
the quantity of loose materials in operating with briquets is less by 13.5 tons
(2.~% by wel,ght or the metallic charge and 12.3% of the total weight ol ore and
limestone), in smelting with briquets as compared with ordinary control smeir-
ing-s +hs mean charging duration is reduced by 15 min, ana that, of the smel4ing
ny 1 ftr 24 min. The basicity of the slag in smelting with briquets is somewha-,
rAvV,er than tnat in ordinary smeltings dUe to t he lower SIO.;, content in the
,~narge, Despite the fact that with the use of briquet.s t-he-1appInp dura"ion Is
i.,T~rea:ied on account. of the higher C content, after the melting (by O~11%), the
rotal smelting d-,.ArafAon is then still I hr' 15 min less t-lian chat of ordInary
heats. 1-his Corresponds to an increase, of %, in the hourIly ,r,_)duc*,Av1Ty off ~',he
j'ArnaCE, The effectiveness of using lump materials Ln the cl-,arge i.,., rioted. -Ihe
or,?-!Imest-one -MIX~rlAre wazz prepared earlier in the crarge yard --.J f-o limeirone
1,1. Trie re.-iults of experimeriVal ho_a!.s w!-~.
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improvement of steel-smelting technology in ... A060/A101
s'!~one mixture are cited. As result of reducing the smelting time the total dura-
tion of the heat was reduced by 15 min on the average. Liquid slags with float-
ing pieces of limestone were noted during the smelting period. The mean slag
basicity after 'the melting turned out to be considerably lower than in ordinary
heats, which deLeriorated the conditions of metal desulfuration. The finishing
of the experimental heats, on account of the higher 3 content at a low C content
(during smelting in the presence of high acidity slag much more C was burned out
than in ordinary heats) is made more difficult and requires the addition of-large
quantities of limestone, and in special heats, also of Fe-Mn. The inefficiency
of the use of ore-limestone mixture is noted, since a very small effect is achieval
by it. The main Indices of heats with the reduction in ladles and in the furnace
are cited. Reduction in the furnace lowers the duration of the finishing, reduces
the Mn bum-off (by 30% on the average) and the saving of about 3 kg of Fe-Mn per
ton of steel Is effected. Despite a somewhat greater complexity of the technolo-
gical process the method of reducing the smelt in the ladle while smelting in
high-capacity furnaces is recommended for large-scale production.
I. Polyak
[Abstracter's note: Complete translationj
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AUTHORS: -Kozlov, V.I., Vishkarev, A.F., Zillberman, A-G.v
and Yavoywk-iY, V.I.
TITLE., Diffusion of carbon and oxygen in liquid steel
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy,
Chernaya metallurgiya, no.11, 1961, 38-44
TEXT: In order to establish the relative rates of diffusion
of carbon and oxygen in liquid steel (which are important in
explaining the mechanism of oxidation of carbon) the authors made
an attempt to measure the diffusion coefficients of these two
elements in molten iron The diffusion coefficient of carbon
was determined using ~14 by the method of orthoradiography.
Since capillaries of 5-6 mm in diameter were used the influence
of convection was not eliminated and out of numerous experiments
only 11 results could be used for the determination of the
coefficient. This was found to be equal to 4 x io-5-1.92 x 10-4
CM2/sec, which is close to published data. The diffusion
coefficient for oxygen was determined by the method of semi-
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E071/E180
infinite rod with a constant source of oxygen (blowing of oxygen
on the surface of iron for one minute at a rate of 0.5 -!/Min).
It was found that the diffusion coefficient for oxygen is higher
than that of carbon by about two orders, namely
(3-0 - 7.8) x 10-3 CM2/sec. The results Invalidated the
generally held view that the diffusion of oxygen is slower than
carbon. Bearing in mind possible experimental inaccuracies, it
can be stated that the diffusion of carbon in molten iron in
not faster than that of oxygen. S.Z. Bokshteyn, I.S. Kulikov
and A.A. Zhukhovitskiy are mentioned in the article.
There are 4 figures, 2 tables and 12 references: 9 Soviet-bloc
and 3 non-Soviet-bloc. The English language reforence readoi
Ref.4: D.W. Morgan, J.A. Kitchener. Transactions of the
Faraday Society, V-50, no.1, 1954.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy institut stali (Moscow Steel Institute)
SUBMITTEDg June 24, 1961
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KOZLOV, V.I.; YAVOYSKIYq V.I.
Investigating the oxidation reaction of carbon in 5CC-ton
open-hearth furnaces. Izv. vys. uchab. zav.; ch--.rn. m--t.
no. 1:46-55 161. (1-1111 14:2)
1. 1.,Iojkovskiy institut stali.
(Open-hearth furnaces-Combtistion) (Oxidation)
W

5WHERBAKOV, V.A.; ABROSIMOV, Ye.V.; Prinimali uchastiye: USHAKOV, Ye.N.;
KOZLOV, V.I.; KOTIN, A.G.; SABIYEV, M.P.
Slag conditions during melting in high-capacity open-hearth
furnaces. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; chern. met. 6 no.7:59-64
163. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Moskovskiy institut stali i SDlaVOV.
(Open-hearth process) (sing)

N.F.
Using plastic supports for the MK-54 and MY-56 machine tools. Diu!.
tekh.--okon.infom.Cou.nauch.-lool.inst.nauohsi tekh.infom, 18
no.5t44-45 My 1658' (MIRA 1626)

KOMM., M
- ,
Structure of 'the intracerebral portion of the oeulamotor nerve. Arkho
anat., gist. i embr. 48 no.6t69-74 Je 165. , (MIRA 1817)
1, Xaftdra'normallnoy anatomii (sav. - prof V.V.Kupriyanov) II
Moskovskogo meditainskogo instituta imeni Firogova.

TATARINTSSEV, A.S.; ~K-CYZLOV, V.I.
Fffect, of quantitative correlation of the compononts of
mixed pollen on the pollination selecLivIty. Agrobiologlia
no.2:300 Mr-Ap 164. (MIRA 17;~-,)'
1. Plodoovoshchnoy Institut imen' 1.1f,, M-,churinjv g. Michurinsk.

iA

'KOZWV V. X.
Karakul Sheer,
Progressive breeding of karakul sheep on the '.Tolotov Collective Farm. Sots. zhiv.
14 No. 6, 1952.
2
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of CongrQss, August 19 ' Uncl.

DERING, A.B., glav. red.; TUROV, M.G-, zam. glav. red.; BERZON,
E.M., red.; BUOHKIN, N.A., red.; KOZLOV, V.K., red.;
NAYMAHX, I.I., red.; NIKOLAYEV, K-X-,-r-e--d-.j----SUSHCHEV,
N.N., red.; TERESHCHENKO, Ye.I., red.; YUNHEYSTER, A.B.,
red.; PULIKINA, Ye.A., otv. za vyp.
(Reports on the technical level of the manufactiire of
reinforced concrete products] Sbornik dokladov ob urovne
tekhniki proizvodstva zhelezobetonnykh izdelii; informa-
tsionnyi material. Leningrad, Otdel tekhn. informatsii.
No.3- 1959. 81 P. (MIRA 16;111)
1, Leningrad. Voesoyuznyy nauchno-isoledovateliskiy in-
stitut po, mashinam dlya promyshlennosti stroitellnykh
materialov.
(Reinforced concrete products)

o7,
(DL~

KOZLOVp V. K.
KOZLOV VIKI
Modification of certain biological propertieo of souse tumor
during haterotransplantation. Biul.eksp. biol.1 mad. 37 no.4:
56-59 Ap '54. OU&A 7-:7)
1. Iz laboratorii nasladetvannosti (say,, kandidat biol. neuk
L.A.Kalinichonko) Instituta eksperimentallnoy b1ologil (dlr. prof.
I.N."kiy) AW SSSR, Moskva.
RHOFLASKS, experimental,
Otranspl.. haterogenic. in mouse, eff. on biol. changes)

KOZLOV, V.K.
Investigation of antigenic properties of mouse tumor in
haterotransplantation. Biul. eksp. biol. I mad. 37 no-5:
55-57 MY '54. Off-RA 7:7)
I.-Iz laboratorii naeledetvannosti (zav. L.A.Kalinichanko)
Institute. akeperimentallnoy biologil (dir. prof. LN."kiy)
AKU SSSR, Koskva.
(KNOPLASUSo experimental.
*antigenic properties of tumor in mouse In heterotranBpl.)

Problems of antigens of cancer cell [with Burmary In English] . Biul.
eksp.biol. I mad. 44 no.12:86-89 D 157. (MMA 11M
1. 12 otdela immunologii (zav. - deystvitellr*7 chlen AMN SSSR
N.V.Zhukov-Verezhnikov) Instituta eksperimentallnoy biologii (dir. -
prof. 1.11.Mayakiy) AM11 SSSR, Koskva. Prestavlena deystvitellayu
chlonom AMN SSSR N.N.Zhukovym-VerezhnIkovym.
(NDWIASMS. Immunology.
3hrlich tumor, antigens (Rua))

KOZWI
Utilization of anaDhylaxin method combined desensitization in the study of
antigenic properties of tumors in heterologoun transplartation. Biul. eksp.
biol. i mad. 46 no.11:78-84 N 158. (MIRA 12:1)
1. 1z otedle immunologii (zav. - prof. N.N. Zb.1kov-Verezhnikov) Instituta
eksnerimentallnoy biolbgii (dir.--'Drof. I.N. 14ayskiy) AMN SSS , Moskva.
Predatavlena deystvitelinym chlenom AMN SSSR N.N. Zhukov-.;m-Veiezhnikovym.
(NEOPIASMS, transpl.
determ. of antigenic r)ropertie.9 by anaphylaxis with der-sitiz-
ation in haterologous transpl. in mice (Ibis))
(ALI3RGY,
ananhylaxis with desensitization in determ. antigenic prop-
erties of transpl. tumors (Ibis))

KOZLOVP V.K.; FAUSOIKOVA, Z.S.
Dynamics of change in the titer of complement in guinea pigs in
anaphylactic shock and in conditions of shock inhIbition with
dimedrol. Biul.eksp. biol. i med. 51 no.1:68-70 Ja 161.
(MIRA 14:5)
1. Iz otdela immunologii 47.pv. - deystvitel Inyy chlen P14N SSSR
N.N.Zhukov-VerQzWkov) Inal-ituta eksperimentallnoy biologii
(dir. - prof. I.N.Mayskiy~ AMN SSSRI Moskva. Predatavleq
deystvitellr*6 chlen= AMN SSSR N.N.Zhukovym-Tarezhnikovym.
(ALLERGY) (COMPLEMENTS (DMNOLOGY))
(DIPHENHYDR&MINE)

BILYT, Tasilty Dmitriyovich; LTSMO Georgiy Dmitriyevichi izobretatell;
,PNMUOT# Aleksondr;Ivanovich, isobrotatell, liureat Stalinakoy
premil;.-K=AXILY.K., otv.red.; DIYAKOTA, G.B., red.izd-va;
PROZOROVSKATA, V,L*-,.tekhn.red.; BMDYRETA, Z.A., tekhn.red.
[Mine parachutes] Shakhtnye parashiuty. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-
tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po, gornomu dellu, 1960. 316 p. (KM 14:4)
(Mine hoisting-Safety appliances)

KORNILOV, Vaailiy Denisovichl KIRICHOK, Yuriy Grigorlyevich,-,KOZIDV, VA.,
otv. -red.; D'YAKOVA, G.B., red. izd-va; LOMILDIA, L.N.,,
red.
[Principles of the safe and highly productive operation of hoists
in ferrous and nonferrous metal mines] Osnovy bezopasnoi i vysoko-
proizvoditellnoi raboty pod"emrVkh ustanovok na rudnikakh (chernoi
i tsvetnoi metallurgii). Moskva, Goa. nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo lit-ry
po gornomu delu. 1961. 162 p. (MBU 34: 10)
(Mine hoisting)

KOZLOV, V.
Hossing device. Sov.shakht. 10 no-4:27 Ap 161. (MIRA 14:91
1. Shaklita "Magunak" kombinatit Kuzbassugoll.
(Hoisting machinery~-Maintenance and repair)

KOZLOV, V.
JUmpliflod bnoboo. Sovolinkht. 10 no.4:27 Ap 161
(MIM 14:9)
(Excavating machinery)

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MITLE a Device f or aentral.and off-center compression testing of re W arcea 00no"te
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the Enclosure). To increase the-accuraoy of measure ant and to*deoresse the metal
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provided with a cable,looiNA with the oroas-
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pieces and a yokef:f"tened to the tension.meohanism ana dynammatero Origs. art
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ORG: none
TITLE: Tunable multicavity waveguide filter. Class 21, No. 189o43
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no.
23, 1966, 4o
TOPIC TAGS: waveguide filter, fil+er, microwave filter
ABSTRACT:
An Author-'Certiiicst-e has -&e-en- is-sue.d-for a tuna ble wavegu.ide-filter containing
several resonant cavities. To simplify the tuning processes, the tuning
element is made in the form of a cylindrical rod with tvo longitudinal
facets (see Fig. 1). The rods of all cavities are synchronougly moved along
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Fig. 1. Waveguide filter
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3 boas.-
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TITLE: -Waveguide filtei Class 21, No. 187110
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye tovarnyye znaki, no. 20, 1966, 64
TOPIC TAGS: waveguide filter, electronic component
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a waveguide filter containing
a rectangular waveguide which is bounded by capacitive and inductive windows and a
tuning. stub (see Fig. 1). To retune the filter while pressing a constant transmisi
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KOZLCVP V.K.
Repair of back walls and corners of open-hearth furnaces IV
means of guniting. Metallurg 10 no.5s22 My 165.
(MIRA 1M)
1. Zavod imeni Petrovskogo.

Ko/-,T,ov, V.M.; GUSEVA, N.S.; FIUAROVA, 1.B.
AnomalouB bebavLor of' lron-titaniwa conc6ritrates in tho course of their
~i li d Zh - '6 '443 JI 165.
-o. .-Fhase reduction. Z ur. priki. kbim. -38 xic,.7-.14", --l
(MIRA 1817)
1. Vsesoyuznyj alyumLnlyGv~,,--magniypvyy Inj-Utut.

USVYATSOV, A.A.; KOZLOV, V.M.
- IQ77 -
Automatic thermoregulating apparatus. Med. prom. 15 no.8:5Z-5S Ag '61.
(MIRA. 14:12)
1. Mediko-instrumentallnyy zavod "Krasnogvarde ts"-
(UMBRATURE REGUIATCHS

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATIO, SOV/607!)
Kozlov, Valentin Mikhavlovich. and Valentin Dmitriye-rich Turovskiy
Berilliy; toksikologiya, klinika porazheniy, gigiyena truda (Beryllium; Toxicology,
Clinical Treatment of Diseases, and Industrial Hygiene) Moscow, Atomizdal,
1962. 117 p. 2300 copies printed.
Ed. (Title page): A. I. Burnazyan; Ed. : T. P. Kalyuzhnaya; Tech. Ed. : Ye. 1.
Mazell.
PURPOSE: This booklet is intended for medical specialists, technical personnel,
technical inspectors of trade unions, and workers in beryllium enterprises.
COVERAGE: The booklet deals with the toxicology of beryllium, clinical treat-
ment of diseases caused by beryllium, industrial hygiene in beryllium produc-
tion, and the protection of external media from contamination by beryllium
waste products. The author has worked out the necessary sanitation and hy-
giene requirements for planning working areas, for different types of plant
Card 1/4 72-

Beryllium; Toxicology, Clinical Treatment of Dirpeases (Cont. ) SOV/6075
equipment currently in use, and for industrial ventilation systems. The Ma-
jor portion of the text on sanitation and hygiene requirements applies to the
production of beryllium and beryllium articles and to plants which produce
beryllium-rich alloys. It does not apply to production processes for alloys
containing trace amounts of beryllium or to the manufacture of articles -lr,)m
such alloys. No personalities are mentioned. There are 85 references, all
Soviet.
TABLE OF CONTENTS [Abridged]:
Ch. 1. Beryllium: Properties and Application
3
Ch. Il. The Technology of Beryllium Production in Brief ii
Ch. 111. Experimental Toxicology of Beryllium and Its Compounds i9
Ch. W. Clinical Treatment and Diagnosis of Diseases Caused by
Beryllium and I ts Compounds 32
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T&'IC:7,.r,NKOfV-A.; KOZLOV, VJI.; GUSEVA, L.S.
Investigating certain regularities in the reduction of iron-titan-Jum
concentrates in the solid phase. Titan i ogo splavy no.9:70-81 163.
(1-TIRA 16:9)
(Titanium-Ele c tr ow " allur gy)

TKAGHENZO, V.A.; KGZLOV,, GUSEVA, N.S.; Prinimali uchE.3tiye:PYWW 2
M.B.. za-kHMW T.S. -
Making high-titanium slags of irun-titanium concentrates frcn coast-
al plucers. Titan ! ego splavy no.9:86-95 163. (Z-711RA 16:qIj
(Titanium-Electromet&l1urgy)

ARTYUKHOVA, N.N.; BREVIER, L.F.; GRIGORF14KO, A.S.; IFATOVAJI M.S.;
KARBYSHEVAJ- T.D.; ~OZLOV V.M - KOLYTIEVA, L.I.;
KUCHUMOVA, N.A.; MRE~~ Ye.; PUCHKOVA, N.A.;
SEKIRINA) Ye.T.; SOKOLOVA, T.S.; STATIYEVAj V.F.;
TYUNYAYL'VA, V.V.; K1111AMTSOVA, A.A.; CHURAYFVA, V.V.,
FOKIN, D.F., red.
[Foreign trade of the U.S.S.R. for 1959-1963; a statistical
abstract] Vneshniaia torgovlia Soiuza SSR za 1959-1963 'go-
dy; statistichoskiy abornik. Moskva, Vneshtorgi-dat, 1965.
483 p. (MIRA 18:7)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Ministerstvo vneshney torgovli.
Planovo-ekonomicheskaye upravleniye. 2. Nachallnik Planovo-
ekonomicheskogo upravleniya Ministerstva vneshney torgov1i
SSSR (for Fokin).

KMLOV., V.M.
zffoot of omdndovee Of gamma-irradiation on the mitotic activity
of human fibToblasto in the +,issue cultures Radiobiologiia 4
no. 5 a726-i-730,16,4.
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1& Institut biologiaheskoy fiziki AN SSSR, Moskva.

KOZLOVP V.M.
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Nuclear chnnges in the culture of human embryos cells after gamma
irradiation with doses of 5-20 r. Radiobiologia 4 no.6:840-812 164.
4
(MIRA 18:7)
1. Institut biologicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR, Moskva.

KOZLOV, V.1,'.
Effect of r irradtation with 25-50 r doses on nuclear structures
of human cells in a tissue culture. Padlobioloirila 5 no.4.'
543-546 165. . (MIRA 18:9)
1. Institut biologicheskoy Nzlki AN 33SR, Moskva.

SOV/137-58-12-24183
Translation from- Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr IZ, p 37 (USSR)
AUTHORS- Sevast'yanov, N.S., Va.,Al' yov,N.F., Kozlov,V.M , Paygin,G.D.
TITLE: Determining Steel Quality in Open-hvarth Furnaces During a Heat
(Opredeleniye kachestva stali v martenovskikh pechakh v protsesse
vedeniya plavki)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Omskogo mashinostroit. in-ta, 1958, Nr Z, pp 127-137
ABSTRACT: The results of determinations of the ak (resilience) of a metal (Me) by
the course of heats of 3ZKhO6 steel in basic 25-t open-hearth furnaceB
are presented, ak rises with diminution in [C] , attaining a maxi-
mum in the pure boil period, at an average C removal rate of 0. 211/6
per hour and a slag basicity of 2.1-2. S. Predeoxidation (P) by blast-
furnace Fe-Si and Fe-Mn. lessens ak- Presumptive conclusions are
as follows: Removal of nonmetallic inclusions due to boll promotes
completion of Al deoxidation, with formation of solid disperse A1203
particies exercising no significant influence upon ak, With P, this
reaction does not go to completion, and the fluxing of AIZ03 by added
oxides is performed. Large inclusions of the resultant Fe alun-linate
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REZNICHENKO, V.A.; TKACHENKO, V.A.; SIRYAPOV, G.V.; KOZLOV, V.14.;
- SIDORENKO, G.D. - I I ~ - - -.-. -I
Reduction of ilmenite concentrates in a fluidized bed. Titan
i ego splavy no.5:60-64 161. (MIRA 15:2)
(Titanium--Metal-lurgy)
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AUTHORS% Rapoport, M. B.., Kozlov,, V. M.
TITLE: Reduction of iron-titanium concentrates in the solid phase without
melting (I. Communication)
PERIODICAL: Zhu mal prikladnoy khimii, v- 34, no. 4, 1961, 734 - 743
T EXT : Reduction kinetics of iron oxides and titanium dioxide in iron-
-titanium concentrates were investigated in the solid phase at 1,000 - 1,3000C,
i.e.o until slag formation. This study was carried out since in literature
there is no uniform idea on reduction kinetics in iron-titanium concentrates.
The latter contain usually Ilmenite (FeO - TiO~)o arizonite (Fe203 - 3TiO2) and
perovskite (CaO - MO. The reduction process of ilmenite was studied fre-
quently, but diiferent opinions were expressed. Thus Ye. N. Snopova and N. 1.
Rotkov (Ref. 1: Sovetskaya metall., 12, 11 - 19, 1936) and E. V. Britske et al.
(Ref. 2: DAN SSSRo OTN, 2, 9, 1941) assumed that decomposition to NO and T102
occurs before iron suboxide reduction. Contrary to this opinion V.K. Antonov
(Ref- 3. Khimiya i tekhnologiya redkikh elementov (Chemistry and technology of
rare elements) Ural'skiy filial AN SSSR, Sverdlovsk, 81 - 94, 1958), G. I. Chu-
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farov--et -al. 4: Tr. Inst. metall. AN SSSR, Ural 1skiy filial, 2, 9 - 4o,
1W)..and.A...5. Tumarev (Ref..8: Sb. "Problemy metallurgii" ("Metallurgical
problems"), Izd. AN SSSR, M., 23 - 28, 1959) estimated that reduction of oomplex
oxides occurs without preceding decomposition. Another problem is the queation
if reduction of oxides occurs more intensively in liquid or solid state, and i~
the reduction rate of ferrous oxide is considerably higher in liquid than in so-
lid slag. Therefore in the present work the interaction between solid carbon
(anthracite) with iron and titanium oxides was investigated in three iron-titani-
um ore concentrates from deposits in Kusinsk, Irshinsk and Samotkansk (Tab. 1,2).
The latter contains Fe203 and no PeO, while the other two contain mainly ilmenite.
The, test sample was prepared, in general, by mixing 100 parts of concentrate with
13 parts of anthracite (or 9.5 parts for the Samotkansk concentrate), using sul-
fite liquor as binder for the subsequent briquetting. The briquettes were tes-
ted-in a silite oven at 1,000, 1,100, 1,200, and 1,3000C by heating the latter by
means of an PHO-250-10 (RNO-250-10) autotransfRrmer. In the product Fe
Femetal Tito al and lower titanium oxides (Ti~~+ + Ti3+) were determiQ?4ie
sum of L_ anh tri-valent titanium was determined by the improved method des-
cribed by L. I. Veselago (Ref. 9t ZhAKh, 13, 5, 562 - 560, 1958). From the ob-
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tained results the degree of reduction of iron- and titanium oxides was estima-
ted. The highest reduction rate of FeO has the Kusinak concentrate containing
less T102 and more iron oxides and admixtures (CaO, and MgO) than the other con-
centrates. The lowest reduction rate shows the Irshinsk concentrate, having
bigger grains and less admixtures than the other two. Curves showing the effect
of duration of a constant 1,0000C temperature have two segments;until 0.5-0.8
hours the kinetic range of the reduction process and above 0.5-0.8 hours the dif-
'fusion range. The change from kinetic to the diffusion process is due to the
decrease in contact surface between the ore and anthracite. Tests with.bigger
charges, using anthracite and petroleum coke were carried out and the advantage
of briquetting was demonstrated (Table 3). According to experiments on the
effect of exhaust gases on reduction the effect of CO evolved from the briquet
should be considered. Thus experiments carried out in the present institute and
IMET.AN MSR (Institute of Metallurgy imeni A.A. Baykova) indicated that about
20 % of the total reduction is effected by CO. Conside'ring that reduction occur-
red in the present experiments in the solid phase to 85 - 90% (10 - 15 % are
reduc7ed 'in liquid phase) and taking into account the results obtained for 1,30015
C. the-advantage of a reduction in solid phase is evident. Thus statements in-
dicating that the main reduation of iron oxides occurs in the liquid phase are
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erroneous. Results of the experiments on reduction of TiO2 demonstrate (Figures
5,6,Table 4) that simultaneously with the reduction of Iron oxides a considerable
reduction of TiO2 to the oxides Ti 0 and T12O takes place. Contrary to Ref. 3,
and 4 the present authors observed 3It TiO2 rLuotion starts already in preseno,:~
of still considerable amounts of iron oxides. In connection with data given by
Zh, L. Vert and M. V. Kamentsev (Ref. 10: ZhNKh, IV, Is 17, 1959), and V.A. Rez-
nichenko and F. B. Khalimov (Ref. 11: Sb."Titan I yego splavy" (Titanium and
alloys), 11 - 15, 1959) the influence of admixtures on the reduction of TiO2 in
artificial mixtures of the type X the investigated concentrates was studied.
The results (Table 5) demonstrate that the reduction degree of T102 is lower
than in natural iron-titanium concentrates. The present authors asslxme that In
reduction of natural concentrates, by destruction of & complex chemical compo=d
TiO2 is more active than the free TiO2 molecule. There are 7 figures, 5 tables
and 11 Soviet-bloc teferences.
ASSOCIATION, VseBuyuznyy alyuminiyevo-magniyevy-y institut (All-Union Scientific
Research Institute of Aluminum and Magnesium)
SLT51ITTED: July 13, 1960
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KISELEVJ, V.P.; KOZLOV, V.M.
Conference on the problem of the over-all utilization of
highly ferrous bauxites and high alumina iron ores. TSvet.
met. 34 no.8:85 Ag 161. (MIRA 14:9)
(Bauxite) (Iron ores)

REZNICHENKO, V.A.; TKACHENKO, V.A.; MIKELADZE, G.Sh.; KARYAZIW, I.A.;
KQZLOV) V.M.; NADIRADZE, Ye.M.; SOLOVIYEV, V.I.; GOGORISFVILI,
B-.P., Prinimali uchastiye; FKHAKADZE, Sh.S.;- METREEVELI,'A T -
D.S.; KHROMOVA, N.V.; KAVETSKIY, G.D.; TSKHVEDIAJ
R.N.; ARABIDZE, T.V.
Making titanium slag in an electrde closed reduction furnace.
Titan i ego splavy no.8:28-40 162. (MIRA 16:1)
(Titanium--Electrometallurgy)

GRIGORIYEV, A.V.; KOZLOVp V.M.; FLORINSKIY, I.B.; SHEVCHENKO, N.S.
Automatic control of the uniformity of the heating of the coke
cake. Koks i khim. no.12:14-19 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Magnitogorskiy metallurgicheskiy kombinat.

;'v' Vik Lu r VZL',-, i I 'YeV i 1-11; G,"' IJ 'I I Y 11 ik() I lzV V VIL' Z.
K I SIE L" V, Vaol ljy Fav-lovl~;h.
t ;-ri,,
of tit-artiLuril Motallargila tlUina.
vo Yeta-ilurgila, 196". 2107 p.

L 38531-66 EWT(m)/
EWPW ~t/-JWAM
ACC NRa AF 6019941 01 S OURa-c-OD-2 80 66TOWT06,2/6261 ~965
AUTHOR: Lebedev, N. N.; Kozlov. V. M.
ORG: Moscow Chemical Engineering P~vtitute im. D. M. Mendoleye (Moskovskiy
khimiko-tekhnologichoskiy institut)
TITLEI Kinetics and mechanism of the reaction of ethylene oxidolwith acids
SOURCE1 Zhurnal organicheskoy khimii, v. 2, no. 2, 1966, 261-265
TOPIC TAGSS ethylene oxide, nitric acid, chemical reaction kinetics, reaction
mechanism
ABSTRAM The kinetics of the reaction of ethylene oxide with were
studied in dioxane solution. The reaction rate was measured manometrically in the
presence of excess acid and titrimetricaUy in the presence of excess oxide. The
reaction order was found to change from first (excess C2H4O) to second (excess HNOi)-
An appreciable range exists where the reaction orders are intermediate with respec
to the acid and where the process takes place via both mechanisms. The first stage
of the reaction is the formation of a compl by a reversible acid-base interactiont
elf,-C111 + IIN03 C11j-C112
\0/ \W~IIN03
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In the reaction which is second order with respect to the acidp the complex is
attacked by a second acid molecule to form a trimolecular transition statel
1~ - --+
CII,- CH, . + IINO, [CII'-CII2 ..-O&"'N- 01] - IIOCII,CI40NO,
O!~M!0' 01. + 11+ + R03
ONO,
If there is not enough acidl the forviation of a cyclic complex is thought to occurs
CHS-CHSk [O-eO CIII-CII'l
\OeHON02- HOCHICHSON02
Two kinetic equations are pr(Tosel for the reaction:
T-W.-,-k3K; CIII-CIII IIIN031'-
. I \G/ I
dz CIII-CIIII
-3%--k,Kp'l IIHNO31.
Orig. art. hast i figure and 5 tables.
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. _ N., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; SLCNOVSKIT, I.F.,
FRI NTS, Ya. 1. ; K2g&y,. V ,
mladsiry-nauchnyy sotrudnik
Rexachlorobutadiene in controlling Phylloxera. Zashch. rast. I .
ot, vred. i bol. 8 no.5t25-27 My 163. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Deystvitellnyy chlen AN Moldavskoy SSR (for Prints).
(Moldavia--Phylloxera-Extermination) (Insecticides)

K.L~t F C ~ 1. Fecior Aclorovich; K(.'IZLOV, %alerlyan Nikolayevich [deceased!
j J;
Yr,-.A., red.
[flandbook on wire and cable calculations] Spravoclinik pa
i-aschetu provudov i kabele-J. Izd.2. ',.',o,;kva, lzd-vo
"E'nerglia," 19(j1,. 222 p. (mli-A 17:7)

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AUTHOR; Kozlov, V.N..
TITLE., A semi-graphical method of constructing volt-ampere
characteristics
PERIODICAL; Reforativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika i energetika,
no.9, 1961, 11, abstract 9L 56. (Sb. nauchn. tr.
Tomskiy elektromeXhan. in-t ir**h. zh-d. transp.
31, 196o, io4-lii)
TEXT: Processes that occur in a brush contact have a vital
influence on commutation. The condition of contact may be
assessed from volt-ampere characteristics that allow for contact
temperatures. In analysing the temperature condition of brush
gear it is advisable to construct the volt-ampere characteristics
in logarithmic coordinates. Such characteristics give the
relationship between the voltage drop and the current for
coordinates log AU and log J, likewise the resistance and
power loss in the brush contact for coordinates log R and
log &W. A procedure is given for the analytical constrL,ction
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of volt-ampere characteristics at various temperatures on the
basis of volt-ampere and temperature characteristics determined
in the laboratory. Graphs of the volt-ampere characteristics
for brushes grades r-3 (G-3) and iir-4 (EG-4) show that the
experimental and calculated characteristics coincide well.
5 figures, 2 literature references.
EAbstractor's note: Complete translation.]
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-60ZLQY,-Y,A,_~Leningrad)
Variant of tympanoplasty with attached flap. Zhur. ush., nos. i
gorl. bol. 19 no.5:65,69 S-0 159. (MA 14:10)
1. Leningradskogo okruzimogo voyennogo gospitalya (ioauchnyy
rukovoditell - zasluzhonnyy doyatell nauki prof. K.L.Khilov).
(EAR-SURGERY)

KOZLOVI V.N., kand.med.nauk
Work and health of agricultural machinery operators. Zdoravle 8 no.6;
6-8 Jo 162. (NIRA 15! 5)
(AGRICULTURAI WORKERS-DISEASES AND HYGIM,)