SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VINNER, G.G. - VINNITSKIY, A.R.

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INVENTOR: Ravikovich, A. M. Zolotova, I. D.; Garzanov. G. Ye.; Vinner, G. G.;
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ORG: none
TITLE: Preparative method for antiwear additives!' Class 23, No.* 181223
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye o % ztey, tovernyye znaki, no. 1966, 55
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TOPIC TAGS: antiwear additive, monoolefin polymer, sulfurization
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a preparative method of antiwear
additivee by sulfurization of monoolefin polymers at 140-180C. NO]
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MTHOR: Verkin, B. I.., Chekin V. V.; Vinnikorv~ A. F.
MG: Physicotechnical Institute of Low Temperatures) Academy of Sciencea, Lrkrainian
:SR (Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy inst .itut nizkikh temperatur Akademii nauk Ukralnskoy SSR)
: Effect of impurities on isomer shifts in metallic tin ~1.1/
SOURCE: Zhurnal eksperimental'noy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, v. 5-- no. 1, 3066, 25-27
TOPIC TAGS: tin, Mossbauer effect, nuclear isomer, low temperature research, absorp-.__
tion spectrum, line widthp impurity center, nuclear reavonance
ABSTRACT: To check whether it is correct to ignore the changes in the properties of
the host in studies of the Mossbauer effect., the authors have determined the isomner
shifts for Sn'-19 in natural (metallic) tin to which Na ~n td ' 6c ' 'In' -"Sb F*,' 'or Bi
was added as an impurity. The source of the resonant radiation was 1/g2Sn119-;+; ~he
source and absorber were maintained at liquid-nitrogen temperature. In all caGez the
absorption spectra consisted of singlet lines with half-widtha that did not differ ap-
preciably from those of pure tin having the came thickness. 71he nhiff, was determined
from the difference in the counting rate at source velocities corresponding to tM,
maxinum slope of the pure-tin absorption line, and wan alno checked bj deterininim, the
absorption-line center of gravity for the' lmrAire tin. The 8pectra show thu~t a re~
latively small amount of impurity has nome effect on the density of the &-electrons in
tin nuclei. However, the impurities do not all have the name effect with regard to
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isower shifts. Within the limits of experimental error the aresence of Ge, !rD, in,
Sb, or Di in tin has no effect on the isomer shift. With Zn or Cd, the i5omer chift
is 'erfhanced, and starting with a concentration --0.5 at.% the rhift remains approximate-,
J,y constant at 0.06 � 0.02 mm/sec. The pattern in similar for Nr-~, but the iso-mer shift
lies systematically betveen the shifts for pure tin and tin doped with Zn or Cd. 1z
is proposed on this basis that the impuzity cbanginr, the isomer shift is the One having
,valence s-clectrons. Consequgntly, when the properties of metal lattices are irive-z-t-i-
gated by the Mo-Fsbaiier effcc'd~or impurity atorwri, the impurity concentration cannot be
chosen urbitrari3,y in the gene--al case. The authors thank for a dis-
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cussion of the results, and P. 14. Aleksandrav for pro,,rJ.diYV4 tl)f,, ~~t Ampleo.
,Orig. art. ban: 2 figures and 1 formula.
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AUTIHOR: Vinnikov. V. (Colonel)
ORG : None
ITITLE: DetermAning the parameters of nuclear bursts
~SOURCE: Voyannyy ventnik, no. 11, 1965, 32-36
ITOPIC TAGS: nuclear blast effect, nuclear explosion, nuclear protective equipment,
nuclear safety, nuclear warfare, nuclear w-arfarc training, explosive roAclear weapon
A-LIST-RACT, A prnctical traininr'exercise on the subject in presented. Time, typ#~,
1power, and cplcentcr of a i~lear burst, as well a3 wind data, are required to fore-
least the radiation situation. Burnt data as to external appearance, flash duration,
Itime between burst and sound, direction, angular size of the luminescent cloud, and
Icloud elevation are needed to determine certain of the parameters and the basic in-
idicators distinguishing air and ground nuclear bursts are presented and the different
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~appcaranccs of the two types of bursts are described. Simple rarge/azimuth and re-
isection methods of locating epicenter are deacribed. A method of determining Glant
:range by a scale drawiLg on a map of the triangle formed by the observation post,
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.epicenter, and angle of site to the top of the cloud is described. The power of a
,burst can also be determined by using a nomo5ram based on the speed of Iho rising
cloud. A method of compensating for wind displacement is presented. -Protected ob-
nervation is discuaGed. Orig. art. has: 1 figure.
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bC,GC!,',OI,OV, Anatoliy Mikhaylovich; KGROBOV, Boris
VIENIKOVA,-I.A., red.
(Programming for the nUral-211 and "Ural-41, digital cc),-puteirl
PrograrmArovanic dlia EVII "Ural-21' i "Ural-4 Saratcvp !;;d-
vo Saratov#~vgw.~uptv'j.,,1965. 482 p.

RIVKIN, S.L., kand. tekhn. nauk- VINNIKOVA, A.U., inzh.
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Heat capacity of eth7l. alcohol in wa"-,%r at temperatures of 25-500 C.
Tap2cenerf,etika 11 rio.6~59-63 Je 114. (MIRA.le,t)
1. Vaesoyuzny-y teplatekhnicheikly institut.

PASTUM, V.P. fdg3aeasadl; VINJITKCVN E.B.
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Some claracterlatAcs in the distribution of thunderstorms on
the African continent. Trudy GGO no.18Z~M-93 165.
(MIPA 1889)

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MIKHAYLOVJ, Nikolay Nikolayevich; KOSENKO, Zinaida Vasillyevna# doktor med.nauk;
YIHNIKQVA,--G-E, red.; EESSONOVA, N.D.,, tekhn. red.
(The Americans; travel tales)Amerikantsy; putevaia povest'.
2 izd. Moskva, Sovetskii pisatell, 1962. 237 p.
(MIRA 16:2)
(United States-Social conditions)

NIMTLOV, Nikolay Nikolayevich; KOSMO, Zinsida Vasillyevna, doktor
med.nauk; VINNIXOTA, G.B., red.; SMOWYA, ReTeop takhnored*
(Americans; an account of a trip] Amerikantsy; putevaia
povest'. Moskva, Sovetakii pisatall, 1960. 221 p.
(KIRA 13:10)
(United States--Description and travel)

EYSNER, Aleksey Vladimirovich; VINNIKOVA, G.E., red., KRYUCHKINA,
L.P., tekhn. red.
(My sister Bulgaria; sketches) Sestra moia Bolgariia; ocherki.
Moskva, Sovetakii pisatell, 1963. 213 p. (MIRA 16z9)
(Bulgaria--Description and travel)

LENSKOY, Drdtriy Nilrolayevich; Yjr.NIKOVA, I.A.,, red.; ZENO, V.V.,
tokhn. red.
(Functions in non-Archimedian normed fields) Funktsii v
nearkhimedovski normiro--:tnrWkb poliakh. Saratov, lzd-vo
Saratovskogo univ., 1962. 108 p. (MIRA 17;1)

SHEMBIX, MI.; SREDOVy G.N.; SOBOMA, A.V.; Prinimala uchastiye
TRIJBETSKOV KOVA I.A. I
., D.I.,, aspirant; VIMII P , red.; MIDI,
V.V,., -cekhn. red.
(Oscillatory and wave effects in electron cu---rents at super-
high frequencies]Volnovye i kolebatelgrUe iavlenlia v elektron-
nykh potokakh na sverkhvysokikh chastotakh. Saratov,, Izd-vo
Saratovskogo univ., 1962. 334 P. (MRA 1-5:10)
(Microwaves) kEleatromagnetic waves) (Microwave tubes)

BILENKO, D.I.1 DEMIDOVI V.K.; KOTELKOV, V.N.; NAZVANOVO V.P.1
NO,,'-'nVA, V.A.j ORNITSKHA, Z.I.jROKAKH, A.G.1 SVERDWVA,
A.9,; KAPSHTAL', G.G.j KIRIYASHKINA, Z.I.p dotsej r9d.j
. V red.
[Textbook for praotical studies on the plVaics of semiconductors)
Rukovadstvo k praktichookim saniatiiam po fizike poluprovodnikovi
uchebnoe posobie. [Saratov), Saratovskii univ.,, 1964. 115 A
(MIRA 18sn)

KUZNETSOV, Pavel Savellyevich; VINNIKOVA, I.A., red.; ZFNIN, V.V.,
tekhn.red.
[The physicogeographical method] Netod fizicheskoi geogra-
fii. Saratov, I-zd-vo Saratovskogo univ. 1962. 58 P.
(MIRA 17:1)

BURMTROV, Yevgeniy Fedorovich; V.MIKOU red.; ZENIN, V.V.,
tekhn. red.
(Symetric deformation of structural orthotropic shells of
revolution] Simmetrich.pala deformataiia,konstruktivno-
ortotroppyk4 obolochek vrqLohcheniia. Cn.p.] Iad-vo Saratov ko
a'
Univ., 1962. 107 p. (MIRA 16;6f
(Elastio plates and shells-tables.caloulatione,eto.)

FURSAYEV, A.D., zasl. deyatell nauki HSFSR, doktor biol. nauk
(deceased]; VORONINA, K.V.; VOLYNSKIY, B.G., kand. med.
nauk; FREYDMAN, S.L.; WNIERp K.I.; KUZIMINAO K.A.;
MARrYNOV, L.A.; KUZNETSOVA, S.G.; VINNIKOVA, I.A., red.;
ZENIN, V.V., tekhn. red.
(Medical plants and their utilization in medicine) Lekar-
stwinnye rasteniia i ikh primenenie.v meditsine. [n.p.]
Izd-vo Saratovskogo univ., 1962. 202 p. (MIRA 16s6)
(BDTANY,, MEDICAL)

VOLYIISKIY, B.G.; iii-III)FIt, K.I.; FiOff)"J'C", S.L.; i ~
red. - ~- *11
(Prescription manual; textbook for phynicians ano stii-
dents] Retsepturnyi spravochnik; posobie d1la vr:ichei I
studentov. Izd.2., dop. i perer. Saratov, Izd-vo
tovskogo univ., 1964. 206 p. (1.*, 1 ic.- LCII: I )

VYSMIR!,'KrY , Vladislat, C ki~ VINIii KOVI , I -., ~ I-el,
[Geological conditions governing t!2e metumarph3sm of coati
and olls] Geologicheskle uslovila metamorf.lzma uglet. -. nef-,i,
Saratov, Izd-vo Saratovskogo univ.., 1963. 376 p.
(m-FRA ! S ~ " ,
. I - .)

VINIIIKOVA, M.A.
Evolution of the digestive system in anchovies. Pratsi Od. un.
zbir. mol. vchen. un. 148 no.3:267-278 '58 (MLik 13:3 )
1. IlauchVy --ukovoditall - prof. I.1. PtLzanov.
(Anchovies) (Alimentary canal)

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'AUTHOR: Prozorovskiy, S. V.; Vikhnovich, E. M.; Vinnikova, N. I.; Zubets, N. A.
SSSR (Insti-
Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology im. N. F. Gamalei_,
epidemiologii i mikmblologii AMMN 3 SR)-; -Insiltute of Virology im, D. 1. Ivanov-
skiyj AMN SSSR, Moscow (Institut virusologii M--N-gSgR)
.TITLE: Biology of L-forms of bacteria and mycoplasms , causative agents of diseases
.of the respiratory orgwis and upper re-spiratory tract
:SOURCE: AMN SSSR. Vestnik, no. 8, 1965, 74-82
STOPIC TAGS: bacteria, mycoplasm, infective disease, microbiology
A;
.:ABSTRACT: Study of various representatives of Mycoplasmatacae - M. gattinarna, M.
:gaMsepticwn, M. inners, Murimices pulmnis, Musau1jmQceW-pu1nvnis, M. hyorhinie,
W. mycoides, M. pnewnoniae., M. ealivariwn, and M. ozute - showed them to be pneumo-
Itropic, aerobic (except M. aaZivariwn and M. orale), similar in enzymatic activity,
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.'in need of horse or rabbit serum in the medium to ensure growth, and capable of
:causing a- or 0-hemolysis of equine erythrocytes. These agents are serologically
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Ispecific. A comparison of M. pneumoniae and other mycoplasmas revealed that the
,morphology and microstructure of A pnewoniae colonies are typical of most myco-
.plasmas. In view of the close relationship between mycoplasmas and bacterial forrs
iand the reversion of some strains of mycoplasmas into bacterias the authors conclude
;that some species of mycoplasmas can be regarded as L-form bacteria. They suggest
4hat in the light of this phenomenon research should be directed to elucidation of
;the possible role of L-form b3cteria-and mycoplasmas in the pathogenesis of some
,acute and chronic diseaEes of the respiratory organs and upper respiratory tract.
:Orig. art. has: 5 figures, 2 tables.
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FROZOROVSKIY, S.V.; LEVINA, G.A.; BLINOVA, S.V.; VINNIKOVA, N.I.
Some physiological characteristics of L-fcrm bacteria of various
types and Mycoplasma as po-,ilble sources of their differentiation.
I Vest. AMN SSSR 20 no.8:23-29 165. (MIRA 18t9)
1. Institut epidemiologil I mikrobiologil Imeni N.F.Gamalei
AMN SSSR, Moskva.

KNLITSEV, V.V.; VINNIXOVA, N.I.
' -
Investigating tho catalytic dehydr+natlon of propane with the
Introduction of additional hydrogen Intn the reaction zonn. Gam.
prorl. 4:~:no-5:36-41 My 159. (MIN, 12:7)
M-opane) (Catal7sla)

YMOIAYEV, I.I., aspirant.; GUBAYDULINA. Ye.Ya., ordinatory; VMIKOVA, N.I.,
ordinator. -
Some negative aspects of tho use of antibiotics in stomatological
surgery. Stomatologiia 38 no.1:29-34 Ja-1 159. (MIRA 12:3)
1. Iz kafedry khirurgicheakoy Btomatologii (zav. - prof. A.I.
Yeirdokimov) Moskovskogo meditainskogo stomatologicheskogo inBtitUtIL
(dir. - dots. G.N. Beletskiy)
(ANTIBIOTICS) (STCHATOWGY)

KELITSEV, V.V.; VINNIKOVA, N.I.
Catalytic dehydro.Fenation of propane and ethane. Trudy VIIIIGAZ
no.12:187-194 '61. (MIRA 15:1)
(Propane) (Ethanes) (DehydroFenation)

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AUTHOR: Bronfin, 1. B.; Sidarskaya, L. r., sievcht goo, L# G.; Vinnikova# R. A.;
-Kurggh, L-j
ORG: Qmsk 0 I-Refinery (Omskiy neftepererabatyvayushchiy zavod) (6
V
-TITLE: -Synthesis of alkylphenols for oil ado.Ltivil manufacturing using silica-alumina
catalysts
SOURCEt Nefteper-arabatka i neftakhimiya, no. 1, 1955, 20-22
TOPIC TAGS: alkylphenol, petroleum product, lubrication oil, lubricant, lubricant
property, lubricant additive
ABSTRACT: Catalytic synthesis of alkylphenols based on technical grade phenol frac-
tion and olefin fraction boiled below 800C was investigated. The synthesis was con-
ducted by passing a mixture of 27-28 wt % phenol fraction and 72-73 Vt % olefin frac-
tion through a tubular zeactor packed with silica-alumina cracking catalyst. At an
optimum reaction temperature eqpal to 1500C, the yield of alkylphenols was 25-30 Wt
per pass. The lubricating oilli-radditive based on the product alkylphenol was found to
conform to the GOST standard for quality. Alkylphenol characteristics reaction tem-
perature is graphed. Orig. art. has: 4 figures.
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GULYAYEV. R.A.; VINNIKOIA, T.L.
Use of an electronic computer in calculating the relative population
of atomic energy levels. Astron. zhur. 4-1 no,3009-514 My-je 165.
(MIRA 18:5)
1. Institut zemnogo magnetizma, ionosfery i rasprostraneniya
radiovoln AN S&SR.

z. ir- -vA i-- a e
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IAUTHORSS GulnyoV, R. A.; ViraUkova T. L.
~TITLE: Determination of relative populationa of enargy levels in atom by means
of electronic computers
i':-ISOURCEt Astronomicheskiy zhurnal, v. 42# no. 39 1965p 509-511+
TOPIC ThGS: electronic computer, enarr,,- level, electron dens ~~statistical
irluriction / Ural 2 computer
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~-_1 A1W',TRAGT - The authors have aet up a program for computing ralative populations of
enerv lavels in atoma bry using a- Ural-2 camput.-r. Equations are transfor =-d for
of excitation potentials and atatistical weights of levels, of osei1a.;
-and electron ooncen-tration of a medium,
79`-~i*~,: n ~n approprinto w-avelongths, and. oi'
campu+-er oporazy on. Ad tu. auth,~r-o
relative po7ulAtions of oi-ght lower le-7els of orthohellas in p6uUj6i"-'
tion. Computat3.ona wore -do for a scriao of vnluen of r3leatron letialty from
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108 to 1017 and for kinetic temperatures from IC~' to 3o105. For wavelengths
greater than 4000 2 the ra3l-ation temperature vag taken as 6000C. For shorter
wavelengths the zalue from ~"Ien f--r pho"ospheric radiation was used. Thm dilution
factor was =nsidered to be Dne bzif. it vas found that at population derwities
below 101-2 the relaMve population uf luvf-ls in o-thoholium does not depend or
either electron concentration or on kinetic t6mprature, but is determined exclu-
giv,337by the field of photospheric radiation. The affect of electron impact be-
comes substantis] at concen"rations abo---a "Cru. Goi~tations for higher values
,-I.of coucentration agree urith results of cu -1-;A, Lm, '~die Boltzmain fGrmula. Drig.
art. has: 14 formulas and I table.
ISSOCLA-TIONs inatitut- zamnogo zagnetlzm-, lonoefer7 i rasprostraneniya radiovoln
Instituts of Mrth "Otis=, tbo Ionosphere. and the Propqga~kqq of.,
Radio
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SHAPIRO, B.S.; VINNIKOU,. T.L.
Programming the computation of virtual ionospheric altitudes by
an electronic digital computer. Geomag. i aer. 3 no.21269-
276 Mr-Ap 163. MRA 17t2)
1, Institut zemnogo magnetizma, lonoafery i rasproatianeniya
radiovoln AN SSSR.
1;

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L~207/007
Shapiro, B.S. and Vinnilcova T.L.
Prograiining of calculations of the true heights o:E
the ionouphere on an electronic computer
PERIOD-MZ: Geomagnetizm i acronomiya, v, 3, no. 2t 1963, 269-
276
Investigations oZ the vertical distribution of the
TI=T:
ionization with the hei"ht h in the ionosphere balow the Tixrinunt of
the F2 layer require labor-consuming calculations. Electronic com-
puters are used to case these calculations. A program of calcula-
able :F
tions of the true heights of the ionosphere, suit, or the Strela
computer, has been described by B.". Shapiro (Sbornilt I Isslcdovr-izya
ionoofery' (Collection 'Investigations of the Ionosphere') no. 5,
Izd. AIN SSSR, 1962, 'AL21). The present paper gives the formulas and
the program for the calculation and subsequent analysis of the t:me
heights, suitable for the 63CM-2 (BES11-2) computcr. BW,11-2 deals
Pimultaneously with. 16 h(f) curves, where f is the frequency, with a
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Progrm aing of calculations ... 0207/D307
maximum of.75 ordinates for each curve: in the case of Strcla 8
curves are dealt with (a max-imum of 100 ordinates for each curve),
.,.The average time for dealir% with each h(f) curve by BESI-1-2 is about
15 sac, compared with 30 secin the case of Strela.
ASSOCIATION: lastitut zenmogo magnetizma, ionoaftry i rasprostraa-
amya radiovoln X-4 SSSR (Institute "'or Tarrestrirl
Magnetism, Ionosphere and Radiowave Vropa-ation, ,%S
USSPO
SUMAITTILD: August 140 1962
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SOME: Geama netlzm I
TOPIC TAGS: .9comagnetIsm~ geomagnetle dipole, terrestrial eccentric dipole, geo.
magnetic field
AW^4 ,ACT: In an earlier article !t was pointed out that even a qualitative !itudy
of r.. gnetic maps for the earth's surface and for great heights (up to 15,000 14n)
shows that the geomagnetic field Is approximated by an eccentric dipole bettar than
by a central dipole. in this new study the coefficients of spherical harmonic ana-
lysis for world magnetic maps for the epoch 1955 have been used to compute the pE;ra-
meters of the eccentric dipole. Despite the smal I value (,-,4%) of the outcr part
of the field, all computations have been made using coefficients representirg the
inner part of the geomagnetic field. There Is a full presentation of the ccinputa-
tions of the parameters of the eccentric dipole and the point of IntersecCon of
-its axis with the earth's surface. The results agree well with those obtained by
other authors. Stffiple formulas are derived.for-cm ittion of the field of the
Vut%
,e~~!ientrlc 11pole. A "Ural-Z' electronic computer was used to compute the values

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r
~3000, -I'd-boo.-6nd---15-000--kn--froni--the cart s sur F1 gu re
0001 2j0OO*
and 2a of the Enclosure show the r;sldual field of the central' d1pols; Pigures- I b
and 2b of the Enclosure show the residual field of the eccentrk; dipole. The lso-1
lines give the distribution of the Z-component (solid lines are positive values,
dashed lines are negative values); far h u 0 km the figures denote hundreds of
gammas; for h -~kiS,000 km the figures denote gammas; the arrows indicate the mati-
--nitude- and .-d! rection.'of--the horlxqqtal component, The authors present an analyils
--of h
--t ese maps.~ - -The--maps an Cabulated- data-Indicate-that-at the earth' s surfac'3
d-1.
the residual field-of a central dipole- Is generally greater-than tIv46_res.'dua7-fleld--
of an eccentric dipole by a factor of At greater heights the diffeirence
t Is concluded that the resliual field
between the residual fields Is greater. I
of the eccentric dipole attenuates with height more rapidly; this appears to con-
V` firm that It Is such a field, rather thafi that of a central dipole, which better
in part cf the geomagnetic field.
corresponds to the physical nature of th~a ma
Orig. art. has: 14 formulas, 3 figures aid 3 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Institut ze-mnogo magnatizoia, lonosfory*1 ra4puostrancnlya
n4jigtdin
radlovoin AN SSSR (19stitut~e of -A-
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S/0057/64/034/005/0818/0820
AIMIOR: Vinnikova, T.L.;jGIntsburg, M.A.
TITLE: Spectrum of the surface waves at the boundary between the vacuum and a mag-
".Zetized plasma
qOURCZ: Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, v.34, no.5, 1964, 618-820
TOPIC TAGS: plasma, surface wave, plasma physics, plasm wave dispersion
ABSTRACT: The dispersion equation for surface waves at the plane boundary between
the vacuum and a plasma in a uniform magnetic field parallel to the boundary was
solved numerically for various values of the parameters, and some of the results are
presented in graphical and tabular form. Only solutions for waves propagating trans-
versely to the magnetic field are discussed. The dispersion equation was derived
earlier (U.A.Gintsburg,Tr.Inst.zomnogo magnetizma, Ionosfery* I ranprostranenlya
voln AN SSSR,No*17,p.208,1960) and it is valid only for a sharp boundary, for which
the electron Larmor radius is less than the penetration depth of the wave Into the
vacuum. The limiting frequencies for which this condition is satisfied are tabulated
for several values of the thermal velocity and magnetic field. The phase velocity
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decreases monotonically with Increasing frequency, and at a limiting frequency, de-
pending on the magnetic field and the direction of propagation, the phase velocity
vanishes and propagation ceases. The Impedance of the direct wave changes sign at a
frequency slightly below the limiting value, and at higher frequencies the energy
flux to in the direction opposite to thnt of propagation. The phase velocities are
shown graphically as functions of frequency for several'values of the magnetic field,
and the frequency intervals within which only one wave propagates are tabulated. At
-low frequencies the wave penetrates deeply into the vacuum but not Into the plasma.
Wit)? increasing frequency the vacuum penetration depth decreases and the plasma pe-
netration depth increases, until these two quantities become equal at the limiting
,I-r-eqttency for vanishing phase velocity. Although surfACO waves.can propagAte in the
absence of a magnetic field, the presence of the field increases the frequency range
-within-which those waves can exist. Orig.art.has; 6 formulaso 2 figures and 2 tables
ASSOGIATION: none
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AUTHOR: Tsivtsivadze, M. H.; Cherovkoo To No
OJIG: In titute of Terrestrial Magnetism, the Ionosphere and Radio Wave Aropagationp
AN SSSR (Institut zemnogo magnetizma, ionoefery i raeprostrananiya radiovoln AN SSSR)
TITLE: Programs for computing the geomagnetic field by the spherical analysis method
SOURCE: Ceomagnetizm i neronomiya, Yo 6. no. 5, 1966t 956
TOPIC TAGS: geomagnetic field, electronic computer / Ural-2 electronic ca"ter
ABSTRACT: The accumulation of much experimental data on the goonignetic
fio3d makes necessary the use of electronic computers for its analysiso*
This brief paper describes a group or programs which has been developed:
for use with a "Ural-211 computer ror computing the geomagnetic field by'
the,uphorical analysis method. Using the programs for different heights
h above the earth it Is poneiblo to computo the total vector T of the
,=agnetic field and its components Xj Yp Zj the vertical gradients r)T/jrp
aXldr, aYldr, dZ/dr, and also the difference AT - Tobs - Tcom (Tobs is
the total vector of the observed field, Tcom - the computed field) for.."
projection of'the observed field onto a sphere of stipulated radius,
The authors thank No P. Bentkovaya and L. 0. Tyurmin'aya for'setting up the problem
and for constant attention. Orig. art. has: 1 formula# [JPRS: 380371
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USSFVWoeds and Weed Control N
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., Ho 10, 1958, No 44439
Author :Chernenko Ye.G., Pustovit L.V., Vinnikova T.T., G-arayeva A.A.
Inst :Stavropol Agricultural Institute
Title :The Number and Botanical Composition of Weeds Which Choke
up the Land Used in Crop Rotation by Drigado No 3, Stalin
Kolkhoz in the City of Stavropol'.
Orig Pub : Sb. nauchno-issled. rabot stud. Stavropollsk. s.-kh. in-t,
1956, vyp. 4, 56-58
Abstract No abstract
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VINNIKOVA Ye. Ya., Cand Med Sci -- (diss) "Ciliary neurotomy with
diathermoco ~jl; "Cions of the sclerae as a method of eliminating pain
in absolute glaucoma." KU b hev, 1960. 18 pp; (Kuybyshev Medical
Inst, Chair of Eye Disease ; 270 copies; price not given; (KL, 30-60,
M
140)

TINNIKOVAp Ye.Ya.
Late results of ciliarotomy in absolutely painful glaucoma, Oft.
zhur. 3.5 no.5s274,-278 160. (HIM 13s9)
1. Is kafedry glaznykh bolaxney (zav, - profs T*Is Yeroshevskiy)
Kuybyahevokogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(CILI&Rr-MY--SURGERY) (GIAUW4A)

TABOSMSKrT, T.1o, prof.; STUXALOV, S.Te., aspirant; GURIYANOVA, N.A.,
ordinator.- VINUMOVA, TeJa., ordinator
Us* of tissue therapy in certain vVe diseases. Oft.zhur. 13
no.8.-482-486 '58- (MIFLA 12:2)
(TISSUE MCMACTS)
(M-Disum An DWCTS)

VINNIKOVSKIY, S.A.
Geology and the oil potential of the northern part of the kerm-Ba5~kir
arch. Trudy VNIGNI no.30:251-256 161. (MIF,~ 14.9)
(Perm Province--Petroleum geology)

AERIKOSOV, I.Kh.; VINNIKOVSKIY, S.A.
-
Development of the Yarino-Yanennyy
nefti i gaza 7 no,lC:9-13 u 163.
Log oil field. G9o2.
(MIRA 17;10)
1. Ob"yedineniye Permneft'.

ROZENFEL 11), Y 1~ a I . ; 1 . A. # VINTIMIKLYA A.I.
A--.id ar"! y,~-yja~.,c-a of- tl~~ liver. Dokl. Ali SSSR 163
nc.621507-15cr) M '65- (WRA 18:8)
J,, Instit-t blologi,heskoy I m+~Jit_sinfskoy khimli AW1 SSSR. Submitted
Nov,ember 12, 1964.

VINNITSKAYAp M.Go; IYANOVAI M.A.
Ideelogical indoctrination of profes3ors qr~d teaching personnel at -:he
Moscow Pharmaceutical Institute. Apt.d..Lo no.4,t3-8 J1--Lg 153. (N3.9& 6:8 )
(Commnint education)

BOITGARD, S.A.; VINITSKAYA, M.I.
Effect of light absorption by the matrix film on the gradation
of the washed off relief. Usp. nauch. fot. 8:92-96 162.
(MIRA 17:7)

YINUITSKAYA, ?.I. (Kursk)
Interfactory planning and annual plan for equi;ment, production
and finance at the Kursk Yacotry X6.2, Shvein.prom. no.2;7-9
Mr-Ap 160. (MIRA 13:11)
(Kursk--Clothing industry--Management)

VI
MiaTSKAY4-R-S~;. POLYAY-SKAYA, L.G.
Saturation of the blood with cxygen during physical strain in
patients with congenital heart defeots. Grud.khir, no.3:36-
41 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Iz laboratorii fiziologil (zav. - prof. L.L. Shik) Instituta
khirurgii imeni A.V. Viohnevskogo (dir, - deystvitellnyy chlen
Awl SSSR prof. A.A. Vishnevskiy) AMN SSSR.
(HEART-ABROWITIES AND DEPOPNITIES) (ELOOD-OXYGEN COFTENT)
(STPMS (PHYSIOWGY))

VINNITSKAYA, R.S.; SFRGFYFVA, K.A.
Changes in hemodynamics and external respiration in patients with
multiple valvular defects of the heart. Grud. khir, 6 no.2i62t66
Mr-Ap 164. (MIRA 18:4)
1. Fiziologicheskaya laboratoriya (zav. - prof. L.L.Shik) In3tituta
khirurgii imeni Vishnevskogo (dir. - deystyLtellnyf chlen AMN SSSR
prof. A.A.Vishnavskiy) AMN SSSR, Moskva. Adres wrtorov, Ylo3kva,
B. Serpukhovskaya u1., d.27, Institut khirurgii Ime-ni Vlahnevskogo,

VrKNITSKAYA, V-K. (VinnYtelka, V.K.J, lmnd.med.nauk
.Treating late toxemiao of pregmuey vith hypotensives; prelimiuar7
report. Pad., akush. i gin. 19 no.609-61 157. (MIRA. 13'.1)
1. Akasherskoye otdoleniye (zav. - doktor med.nauk S.P. Vinogradova)
UkTainakogo nauchno-tooledovatellskogo instituta okhrany mterinstva i
detstva Im. Geroya Sovetskogo Soyusa prof. P.M. Bayko (nauchnyy ruko-
voditell - deystvitel'nyy chlen AMN SSSR prof. A.P. Nikolayev, dir. -
zasluzh. Yrach USSR M.D. %rova).
(PRW,NANCT, COMPLICATIONS OF) (VASONDTOR DRUGS)

VINVITSKAYA, V,K.
EpItehalial inclusiono in the Ilymph nodgs of pati-en',-3 dth
cancer of the corvix liteir.l. Vop. onk. 11 no.12:34-1.0 165.
(MIRA 19- 1)
1. Ulcra4nakly nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut eksperimentallnoy
i klinicheakoy onkologil (dir. - akarInmik AN UkrS9R prof. P,Ye.
Kavetskiy) I kafedra &kualmrstva I ginekologii (zav. - pror. v..*4.
Savitakiy) Kiyovskog", I'nstituta us ova roben.3 tvovanlym vrachoy
(konaulltant, - prof. V.L. Byallk).
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Y,-~.i).t im.:,. I
Om 4x.:.drec:th aa-ln-'~ a--,o: z--, of the Laningrad "Severroe iiar-e"
Forft-,rac: Factor;-, prom. 27 no. 2:1-2
Wl-'. 14:2)
1. f,,*j O'ka "Severnoye oiyarxiye."
(Lenin,rz~C--Cosmetics indus,.ry) (Perftmes)

AuTOV, K.K.-,..VINNITSUTA,,--TftP.,insh.; BLIIMR. L.G.,inah.-, AMNAZI, Z.K..inzh.
Refining hide fat. Kasl.-zhi?.prom. 25 no-1:36-38 159.
i" (KIRA 12: 1)
Ii. 1. Neve)dy myl7avarennyy savod (for Akatov)o 2. Laningradekly
sayod "Salolin" (for Vinnitskaym. Bliner, Askinazi).
(Oils and fats)

VINNITSKIY,-A,A,.-
Methods of determining friction forces during rolling. Trudy Inst.
met. i obog. AN Kazakh. SSR 7:112-121 163. (MIRA 17:6)

VINNITSKIYf A.A.; SVIDFTWO, V.N.
Effect of the elastin deformation of dies on Ihe forming of a deformaticn
center and on the Indicatlons of a 3ectienal gauge for the mensurement of
friction forces. Trudy Inst. mqt. i obog. AN Kazakh. SSR 10:1~11-98 164.
(Ml'RA 18-7)

25(2)
AUTHORS:
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
SOV/32-25-4-48/71
Presnyakov,,A. A., V.',nnitskiy$ A. A,
Device With's, T*o-pait*Bolt for Determining the Coefficient of
Ofitside Frictioil'(Pribbt 6'raireznym boykom dlya oprednleniya
koeffitsiyents, vneshnego treniya)
Zavodakaya Laboratoriya, 1959, Vol 25, Nr 4, P 487 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A device-was'absigned-(Figuire) whidh makes it possible to de-
termine the-dontddt fridti6fial' forbei ictin& in the immersiong
as'w4ll-ai th6'--ttue'i-ebffib-,pt6iiiir6-oii'the 6 ntact surface.
P
Th6*l-dt,tit'p6tmite'th6'-di6tri.bution'of'fi,iiDtioii'in the place of
aef6i,mi,tion*to be'btudiiat afia the frictional coefficient to
be 6otftput04- The" lower bolt 6f'*t.he' divioe * consists of two
halves -~'6fie stable ahd' the - 6ther.moirab le-.~ The pressure exerted
on th6'.bolt by animmeksidn'is tran6mitted'fkom the movable half
by'a'borew to d*dynamodieter, and'io the force is recorded. To
ddtfirmlfiii the true abbbific pressure a second dynamometer
with"angle feel6is (ugoltnySr'datchik~-o-f the system by
G. I.,Aleksandrov (Ref'l, according'to instructions 115-54 on
the measurement with angle feelers of the system bythe
Card 1/2 TaNlIT)LASh) is used. The latter contains a membrane dynamometer

SOV/32-25-4-48/7-.
DeVio6'With a Two-part Bolt for Determining the Coefficient of Outside
Friction
on which the load acts by a pin. Preliminary tests showad that
the friction coefficient is about 0.1 for-copper alloys at
room temperature. There are I figure and 1 Soviet reference.
ASSOCIATION: Institut yadernoy fiziki Akademil nauk-Kazakhakoy 33R (,Institute
of ~Iuolear Physics of the Academy of Sciences of the Kazakh-
skdya SS,'k)
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VINNITSKIT, AsA.; PRXSNYAZDV, A.A.
Mcparimental determination of friction coefficients during
upsetting. Zav.lab. 26 no,12:1405 160o (MIRA 13:12)
1. Ina titut yadernoy fisiki AN ra akhokoy SSR.
(Deformations (Meohanio:)) Oriction)

FLM x WOX W101TATICIT 60,715690
Akademiya nauk Yazal;hakoy SM. Ustitat yadernoy fiziki.
Yotall--malmiya I obrabot%a r-atallov davlardyc= (Phyalcal I:atallmuy vn&
rmaaworrtn;,, of Ia-talal Alnma-Ata, 1961. 16J5 p. (Corient Trudj Inotituta.
yadarnoy fizW, t. 4)' 2,Jj5O copicis printed.
Reap. Eds.: I. G. Grim= and A. A. Proznya~zv, Reap. Secretary% V. V. Chervyakoval
Eds.. It. Y&. Brailovskaya and T. 1. Sbzychuk; Tech. "I'd;: Z. P. Roroldna.
FM11rCM: Thin book is Intordod for scientific research worlmrs, technical
por3onml in InOnstry, a;A ctuCcuts cm. a c_"piianto interoat4d in proble= of
T-hysical notal-turgy and the prosavorkinj of wtala.
CO-,FZXXZ: Th.3 took, Volu= 17 of the T-.-%najxA,.tions of the Inatitate of ruclc=
Plh7aics, Acado-my of Sciences Kazakh SSr, contains pa7zra reylevirr, problc= of
r:aysAcal, =ta3.lur&7. Attention Is given to a conzi6cration Of =tal 1_'uctllity,
strenath, p:imso tranafor.-ation, and the ordori:3,-, of vcxic= alloya, and to a
discuselori of the diffusion =ch=iaz of the plazticity. Envri=,ntal findings
concerning atronath, defor-mation, and exUrmal friction in tbo wor;zing of non-
ferrous metals and alloys ara included in papers dealing vith matAl ralling.
Card 116

Ziyaical :~.,tallurry =d of
P-r~,bl-c=3 of autc-,.--xtic Inn-,octit-n ar.1 cantral of r,~1tiii-r't vSz-::-(!=Ar3
A
!:--3t off tha paNrz arc b7 ralle
rr=o are alzo conaiderca. rercen
the =Jority of which are f1wiat.
M-11 Op CT-,TE,;M:
T
K-Ir.1.3.1,3v, P. G. On the Problem of th3 Dafor-mation 1'~:ch=ism of
1'.atu.1lic Oolldj
X. 1., 8:11 A. A. Px-,uwjakov. On the quoaticn 09 Uao
Va-atillty of 9
A. A., V. V. Ch~irv7n%ara, -and X. X. On tile
rmblca of Ilature of Dactility D'irvaralTin =zz 15
Px-zsnyW=T, AT A-, and. V. V. Charvva%a-a. On the of
Ratectoid Alutl=-Zine Alloys 23
Istarliswa, G. V., and A. A. Prasnyalwv. On the Incra=a of
Ductl.Uty of a + 13-BrasGes 33
Card 216

rayzical l.ztal3.u.-gj and Precuum"':Ir- of MIM13
Stariko-,ra, 0. V., rzd A. JL. Da-t!211V
of a-r=Ds
Frennyealav.9 A* A,.,, r.=(1 L. X. C7,1 tl
oll Zinc 2
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Katal Allo5rs
Presnyekov, A, A., L. 1. Dautc7a, rna -m. F.
Somm 37ccial Ycature3 of t.La in tho c;~A Cx-.;3tal
Stract=a of Braca 63
Preanyatw., A. As, L. 1. =d YU. F. C-a tha
in the Electrical Resi3t=ce Of r--T.ZSn3 M&
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Awlat=cc o:,* tht C%i-li Alloja 74
=1 A. A. tl,,2 ::~'Zcct of tl----~
vAlon Ilew on th* Struetwo =1 rro,,~rtica o-, 76
Prainy&wt, A. A., -Yu. A. c--cl V. V. CL=v7a!~. C~:zccrnim-:~
thei Equ.13ibrium Dim,-= of tLo U-Za =oy 85
Cmrarrmwa,, K. Top and A* A. Tlw Effect or Cn tl,:s
Str=ture =4 Propertloo of Coy,-pr-P---,a Allo7s 69
AlirozenXo, Tu. P. TI--- Use of d=erI3 in St.-uin 55
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the Exterml-Friction courreTc-at. I;i Co-nical W=--arl 7,aaas 9T
Presnyak&7, A. A., and A. A. Vi=itn!dtr. Tba 1:othod of rator--irdml- tl:a
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of Meacuriu5 the rac;qrall of a Vim DarinG-L-twain.- 132
vlrimnno X. G., Yu. V. Ovaorp V. S.'IUah6hanka, andeh. r-,1-hta-yov.
P-ov:o1ectronle llicro=tor for Gzalnj tlib Dlc=tor of WIrca
or Mure-ads 138
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the Wiro Velocity and Foota:;a :Purina DrawImS 147
A. 0. Rawtor Startin5 !4nd Accelorati6n] of tbn 11aml-Rotor
Electric MytAr With Up 1.* 100 A*ar C--Dacity by Uaing EIactr=:.,=otu of
the M 300B Ff 4V,. 220v Tn- 151
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Drwding Frcm 158
r,rir=n, Z. G., O~tl 11. 1. Sakhirxm. On tba Autc=tic Electric-
Similator Control of ~iim-DraivZ rrv~ws 172
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11- 22-61

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S103-:. ~ .!0261'012110231036
AUTHORS: Vin.nitskiy,_A,-.A, and Preenyakovq As Ag
TITLE: The Experimental Determination of the Coefficient of
Friction in Shrinking
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya laboratoriyal 1960, Vol. 26, No. 12, p. 1405
TEXT: Already previously, the authors (Ref. 1) suggeuted determining the
co6fficient of friction by means of a "cutting, hammer", which permits
studying the change of friction in deforming in various regions of deforma-
tion,,which is not possible in the case of other methods. For comparison,
the coefficients of friction were determined according to the shift method
(Ref. 2). The shifting force was recorded by the resistance pickup usir, n
oscilloscope of the type t4n 0-2 (IRO-2). The oscilloscope showed a max -- n
on the curve, which corresponds to the instant at which the adhesive frji-
tion is overcome. Thus, already the first experiments prove that gliding
and adhesion differ. The results of the experiments made to determine the
coefficient of external friction are shown in a figure. The rules governing
the change in the coefficient of friction, measured by means of both types
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of Friction in Shrinking B020/BO56
of apparatus, are practically the same. The coefficients of friction are
near 0-5 at a degree of deformation below 10%, and drop rapidly if the
shift method is applied, and less rapidly %hen using the "cutting hammer"
method. With equal degrees of deformation, the coefficients of friction
of both alloys are practically the same. If the degree of deformation is
increased, the values of the coefficients of friction decrease, and convelEe
to a value somewhat below 0.1. There are 1 figure and 2 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Institut yadernoy fiziki Akademii nauk Kazakhskoy SSR
(Institute of Nuclear Physics of the Academy of Sciences
Kazakhska.ya SSR)
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AUTHORS: Presnyakov, A. A., Vinnit-skiy, A. A.
TITLE: On the method of determininZ; the coefficient of eyternal friction
by means of conical stril~ers
PEMODICALT: Ref'erativnyy zl-ra--nal, r4etallurgiya, no, 4, 1,062, 4, abstract 1ID17
(T--. In-ta yadern. fiz. PXI KazSSR, no. 4, 1961, 97 - 99)
TRYT; The method of deteriininr the coefficient of e4ternal friction by
means of conical strikers is discussed. The uniformity of deformation of cy-lin-
dric samples by conical stri4ers is secured by counterbalancing the effect 01, a
number of factors actin.- in diffdrent directions in the process of deformation.
On the basis of the fact that the samples preserve their cylindricity, one can
not judge on the value of the coefficient of external friction. The method of
conical strikers is fundamentally a faulty one.
K. Ursova
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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PRESNYAKM., A.A.; VIMIITSKIY, A.A.
Theory of a split roller intended for measuring friction forces
during rolling, Izv. vyse uch-jb. zav.; charn. met. 6 no-3:
U3-116 163. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Imstitut yadernoy fiziki All KaZSSR.
(Rolling (Metalwork)) (Friction-Measurement)

VINNITSKIY, A.A.: PRESNYAKOV, A.A.
Limiting angl!~,of grip in rolling.
obog. i ogneups no.3:91-94 '61.
(Rolling
Izv. AN Kazakh. SSH. Ser. ret,
(MIRA 25:1)
(Metalwork))

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AWHORS: Presnyakov, A. A., Vinnitskiy, A. A.
TITLE: Ex-thod of determininZ; specific frictional forces at rolling
PERIODICAL: Refen-.tivnyy zhurnal, Met~,liurgiya, no. 4, !~,62, 4, abstract 4D16
(Tr. Tn-ta yadern. filz. ANT KazSSR, no. 4, 1961, 100 - !01)
TEIT: The process of plastic deformation at rolling is greatly influenced
by the external friction between the deformed metal and the rolls. A device (a
slitted roll) is designed to study the frictional forces ir. the seat of deformi-
tion in the process of rollinZ. The scheme of the devire and its mode oil opera-
tion are presented. Simultaneously with the measurement of frictional forces,
,he change of "he true specific preszure is measured by means of a special device
the roll of which has a built-in dynamometer with carbon pic%ups. The total pres-
sure of metal on rolls is measured with dynamometers installed under pressing
screws of the rolling mill. On differentiating the curve obtained on the device,
*he cu
rve for distribution o-11' specific frictional forces over the grip hold are
is found. Having the curve for distribution of specific pressures it is possible
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to obtain a diagram of distribution of coefficients of friction in the seat of
deformetion in the process of rolling.
K. Ursova
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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VINNITSKIY., A.A.; PRESNYAKOV, A.A.
Potentialities of friction forces in rolling. Trudy Inst iad.fiz.
AN Kazakh.SSR 4-102-106 161. 61RA 14:8)
(RoUing (Metalwork)) (Friction)

PMNYAKOV, A.A.; VIHN1TSKIYp A.A.
Method of determining the coefficient of external friction bY
means of conical strikers. Trudy Inot.iaddixsAH Kazakh*SSR
4 t97-99 161. (IIIRA l4s8)
(Friction-Testing)

PRESKYAKOV, A.A.; VIMIITSKIY, A.A.
I--- ---- --- ----
Method of determining specific friction forces in rolling. Trudy
Inst.iad.fiz.AN Kazakh.SSR 4:100-101 161. OaU 14:8)
(Rolling (Metalwork)) (Friction-Testing)

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A05:21AI01
AUTHORS: Vinnitskly, A. A., Presnyokov, A. A.
TITLE The experimental determInation of the coeff1clent of friction at
swaging
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 3, 1962, 75, abstract 31483
("Tr. In-ta Yadern. fiz. AN Kaz3SR, no. 4, 1961, 116-121)
TEXT: The experiments on determining the coefficient of external. fiction
are described. They were carried out by means of a slitted striker, developed
by the authors ', as well a!i by the shear method suggested by I.M, Pavlov and
P. S. Kostychev. Cylindrical samples 20 mm high and 16 rmn in diameter made of
annealed Cu,J1 80 (L80) and i162 (L62) brass and argentan viere used. To deter-.
mine the extension of the adhesion zone special experiments were done: a
number of eirclen was drawn on the contact surface and that part of it was deter-
mined which was not deformed. The results obtained are presented on diagrams in
the form of dependences of thje coefficient of external friction and the degree
of deformation. The regularities in the changes of the coefficient of external
friction, determined on both devic3s, practically colneide; at low degrees
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of deformation (under 10%) tile coefficients of external friction are very near
to 0.,5; at equal degrees of deform. ation -the coefficients of external frict ion
coincide for different alloys, and with the Increase of the degree of deformation
-the coefficient of external friction decreases In a.11 cases tendlng to a valuo
lower than 0.1. At high rates o~ doformatlon the values of the coefflelent of
external friction are equal, in cases of maximum extension of the adhesion
zone the coefficient of external friction has the highest value, consequently
exactly to the adhesion zone correspond the highest coefficients of external
friction. The authors maintain that their experiments have proved the existence
of two kinds of friction: of the adhesion friction vilth the coefficient of
external friction of -0.5 and of the sliding friction with the coefficient of
ex-,ern.al friction several times lower, and that the opinion of A. I. Tselikov
~_nd A. A. Korolev about the inconstancy of the coefficient of external friction
and its relatively low value in the adhesion zone should be considered as an
erroneous one. See RZhMet, 1961, 61'3,21. There are 15 references.
V. Forenots
[Abstracter's note; Complete transl&tion]
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VINNITSIIY,.A.A.p- PRESNYAKOV, A.A.
Characteristics of friction during rolling. Truny Inst. met. i
obog. AN Kazakh. SSR 7t122-133 163. (MIRA 17t6)

FRESNYAEOV, A.A.; VINNITSEP, A.A,
Nature of slippage in rolldnt,- izv- A~N, Yazzijd~ 55-1. Ser, met., ol-Og-.
i ogneup. no.3.(,.1-98 15:1)
(Rolling (Metalwork))

VINNITSKUL A.A.; PRESNYAKOV, A.A.
Experimental Investigation of coefficients of friction in
upsetting, Trudy Inst.iad.fiz,AH Kazakh-SSR 4:116-121 161,
(ICRA 1/,: 8)
(Forging) (Friction)

PiPiNKY1 V.T-1-
Uckl. All S-C-]R 1-c-4 t'
(MIRA 18:10)
1. JEningrad.-My
llpsshaya sallskokho7,yayn~,v-ejmaya nbkn-"la!. '!I, i,111skaj-d
Narodnaya Pespubl4ka-.

MIRONOV, S.A., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.; MALININA, L.A., kand. tekhn.
nauk; FEDOFIOV, V.A., inzh.; KAYSER, L.A., inzh.; KR)NGAUZ, S.D.,
kand. tekhn. nauk; PANFILOVA, L.I., kand. tekhn.mauk; SEMENOV,
L.A., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.; PODUROTSKIY, N.I., kand. tekhn.
nauk; VTUNTTI;KTY, A.M.,,kand. tekhn. nauk; KLIMVA, G.D., red.
izd-va; SHEVCHENkO, T.N., tekhn. red.
[Instructions on curing concrete and reinforced concrete products
at plants and building sites)Instruktslia po proparivanilu beton-
nykh i zhelezobetonnykh izdelil na zavodakh i poligonakh. Mo-
skva, Gosstroiizdat, 1962. 33 p. (MIRA 15:12)
1. kkademiya stroitel'stva i arkhitektury SSSR. Inatitut betona
i zhelezobetona,Perovo. 2. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii stroitell-
stva i arkhitektury SSSR (for Mironov).
(Precast concrete-Caring) (Autoclaves)

VINNITSKIY., A.M., Irand.tekha,nauk; IVANOVY V.A... inzh.
Wavy destruction of highly viscous and anomalously viscous Jets.
Isvevya,ucheb.zav.; mashinoetr. no.3.:13-23 161. (KM 14:4)
1. Moskovskoye vyssheye tekhnichaskoye uchilishche imed Daumna,
(Jets--Fluid dynamics)

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4k-I lob D294YD303
AUTHORS: Vinnitskiy, A.M.., Candidate of Technical Sciences,
and Ivanov, V. ., Engineer
TITLE: Undulatory destruction of high-viscous and anomal.-
viscous streams
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vyschikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Mashino-
utroyeniye, no. 1, 1961, 13-23
TEXT: In this work the mechanism of undulatory destruction cf a
stream under the action of gasodynamic forces is analyzed, and
equations expressing development of undulatory deformations are
derived. It is shown that one of determining disturbances of
undulatory disintegration is the oscillation of the fitting from
which the stream flows. Parameters of stream, considered from the
point of view of its range of flight before destruction takes
place, are analyzed. Results of experimental resuarch of undula-
tory destructions are presented. The author cites a ;,,ork by
Heinlein (Ref. 1: Forschung auf dem Gebiete des Ingenieurwesena,
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I I
Berlin, April, 1931, no. 4), which analyzes the destruction of
non-flooded viscous streams at different outflow speeds, and es:-
tabiishes 3 forms of destruction: 1 - axis-syrnmetrioal disinte-
gration into drops; 2 - undulatory disintegration of stream;
3 - spraying. During research streams of water, glycerin, gas
oil and castor oil, flowing out of nozzles 0.1 to I mm in diame-
ter, at speeds from 3 to 73 m/sec, were tested. A .-raph of this
research is given. On the basis of the assumption about the causes
of undulatory stream deflection development, a method of rj,.)del-
ing the process of stream bending is worked out. The app17-cation
of this method permitted taking, with the help of high-speed ::a,
mera, clear pictures of the process of deformation. On the ~3trergth
of calculations, the author states that aerodynamic or -asoiy-
namic force determine3 the undulatory deformation off" high-.cr~ou~-~
streams. This force is located in the plane of curvature of 'he
stream symmetry axis,, The equation detz.,rmining the movemen- of
an ideal-viscous stre,.-m is solved uy Ye,V~ Xuvshinsk-iy (Ref 8:
Doktorskaya dissertatsiya, Izuchen-Lye istecheniva rastvc_-~:v
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Undulatory destruction of ... D294/D303
vysokopolimerov (A Study on Outflow of High-Polymer Solutions.
Doctor's dissertation). Leningradskiy fiziko-tekhnichesk-iy in-t
AN SSSR, 1950). Deformation of stream can be considered as de-
formation of expansion and contraction of liquid layer by cross-
forces. There are 7 figures and 9 references: 6 Soviet-bloc and
3 non-Soviet-bloc.
ASSOCIATION: MVTU im. Bauman
SUBMITTED: September 19, 1960
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TINNITSKIY., A.R. (Kiyev)
Review of D.G. Shefer's book ODiencephalic syndromen.11
Vrach. delo no.l2zl36 D 163. (MMA 17:2)

VINWITSKIY, A.R.; PANCFWKO, D.I. (Kiyev)
Review of E.V. Shmidt's book "Stenosis and thrombosis of
the carotid arteries and disorders of the cerebral blood
circulation.* Vrach. delo no.11SI50-151 N163 (MIRA 16t12)

VivVITSKIY, A.R., dotzent
Problem of the pathogenesis of polyneuritis caused by ex
poeUre to low temperatures and eudarteritis. Vrach. delo
no.6sl?-23 A463. (MIM 1619)
1. Kafedra nervnykh bolezney No.1 (zav. - prof. D.I.Panchenko)
'Kiyevsko o instituta usovershonstvovaniya vracheye
~NEL(RITIS, MULTIPM) (ARTFRIES.-DISFASES)
(CLDIATOLOGY, IWICAL)