SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BARANOV, B.K. - BARANOV, G. G.

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BARANOV, B.K.
Choi~--6 of a syst~~m for r,*" electric,
locomotives with static Sbor. naunh. trud. E114II
3,-93--103 163. (MIRA 17:4)

TULUIXIV, V.D., kand. takhn. nauk; BARANOV, B.K., inzh.;
MINOV, D.K., doktor takhn. nauk
Optimum automatic control system for regulating the traction
power of rectifier locomotives. Elektrotekhnika 34 no.11:30-
35 N 163. (IvgRA 17:2)

BARANOV, ILE., frizh.
Volta:7c regulation on a.c.locomotives. Zhell.dor.transp. 46
no.12W-45 D '64.
(VIRA 11:1)

BAFU,NOV, B.L, inzh.; RUTSHTMI , A.M., inzh.
Use of static electromatnetic systems for the rolling stock of
electric railroads. Zhel, dor. transp. 46 no-1:31-33 Ja 164.
(MIFLA 17:8)

EARANOV. Boris Mikhaylovich
[Practices of Kalinin flax growers] Opyt Kalininskilkh l1novodov.
Kfilinin, Knizhnoe izd-vo. 1956. 193 p. (MI-RA 11:2)
(Kalinin Province--Flax)

BARA,NOV, B. M.
"Experience of Operating Compensated Cable Networks of M (Moscow Cable Network)
of Mosenergo," "Operation of Cables and Cable Networks" (Eksploatatsiya kabeley i
kabel'nykh setey), collection of articles under editorship of I. A. Syronvatnikov,
Gosenergoizdat, 1949, 384 pp.

BAMOV, B.M., kandidat takhnicheakikh nauk, dotseizt~
j)avic-an for rapid machining. [I=Q WNITOYASH 24:189-198
151. (MIn 8:2)
1. Urallskiy politakhnicheskiy hatitut.
(Iiathea-Azeessorles and att&chmeats)

USSR/Radlo - TeleviSton Dr.~c ~:A
Ptz.,:,--.ptJ.on
nf T-ra-nL-
B, br,ranov, G. Siumoy'-lov
'Tadioll No 121, p-i~ 44, 4.5
Describes F_-,~-pt3 ~ondtctcd by the- M~,,scmr Z'~d_mn ol the
Televi e C-rl 101,. Irl
- rlon Netw,:~r;, on long-dist r c~
15~1_trll "70 EL'ir'-Tirc, d
Faluga 1170 ~ml. A mod-, f -L- rlri' i v nd
a 5-c-lenICInt (3 directors ancl u ro~--.t !.f-ctor.,
vere used in th,~- ~-xptr~. Eens-_,p-cion waS at,
UMSR/Radio - Tels:-vision
~Cc.ntd)
Dmlit-ro-., but uns;,,,_~ble a- Uro-~ anal !(.alugs~ Rjec oi!,~-aas
continup,tior, of expts, Possably v--L40-i uze o-If a L;",-ga
rhombic antf~nna and a.-n ad~lnl grounded -grid rf
amplifier mounted directly on. tbc-. an-Lenna mast .
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Subject USSR/Electricity
Card 1/1 Pub. 29 - 22/27
AID P - 1200
Author Baranov, B. M.
Title Testing of electric cables with a d-c rectified high-
voltage. (Letters from readers)
Periodical Energetik, 12, 31-32, D 1954
Abstract In reply to a question from a reader, the author explains
that in practical conditions testing is accomplished by
the rectified condenser charging-current method with
kenotrons or specially designed thermionic valves. For
new cables for 1 to 10-kv the testing voltage applied is
six-fold. The author explains details of the testing
and its theory.
institution : None
Submitted : No date

SUBJECT: USSR/Lumineacenc-
2 /5'.
AUTHOR: Baranov B.M.
TITLE: Application' of buinineqcerit 1:itints in the Theater (Primenoniye
i3vetyashchikhaya krasok v teatre)
PERIODICAL: IZVeStlya AkadoiMli Nlluk 3-)~iiij 1957, Vol
21, #5, PP 771-775 P,1,310
ABSTRACT: The first attempts to apply luminescsnt painting on the Soviet
stage were based on the regults obtained by the Leningrad
Theatrical Laboratory and State Optical Institute.
Later on,a laboratory of luminescent decorative painting,
headed by Mandellberg, was established in Moskva.
In Leningrad the application of luminescent paints was
developed by D.K.. Lazarev.
The lumineecent decorative painting becpme an inalienable part
of theatrical decoration,
The author, being an artist, concluded his speech rith a re-
Card 112 quest to scientists, laborntoTie5 and industrial enterpriseFi

TITLF% Application of Luminesci~nt Paints in thr! Th,~-.-ter
svetyashchikhaya krasok v teatre)
for suggestions as to improvement of theatrical illuminat;'~,i)
equipment and luminescent paints.
No reference3 are cited,
INSTITUTION: Not indicated
FRESEN'TED BY,,
SUBMITTED: No date indicatei
AVAILABLE; At the Library of Congress.
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KOZLOV, V.A., inzhaner.;AYZENBFM, B.I., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nZeak.;
BOBOVICH, L.I., inzhener.;ZAKHARMVSEAYA, Ye.G., iazbener.;
BARANOV, B.M., inzhener.
Urgant problems in Vie theory of urban networks. ]Clektrichestvo
no-3:77-80 Mr 157. (MLRA 10:4)
1. Leningradskaya kabelInaya i3et' (for Kozlov). 2. Laningradskly
inzhenerno-ekonomichaskiy institut im. Molotova (for Ayzenberg).
3. Uzbekenergo (for Bobovich. Zakhjrshevskaya). 4. Moskovskaya
kabellnaya set' (for Baranov).
(glectric networks)

- I~yich; PULA , Petr Grigorlyevich; ~XIRJIOV, Leonid
BARANOV, Boris Mi~h~,Ly
Petrovich; FOMICHEV,, Grigoriy Ivanovich; FRIDKIN, Iosif Aranovich;
FATEMAN, A.L., red.; BORTRIOV, N.I., tekhn.red.
[Construction and use of cable lines] Sooruzhenie i ekepluatataiia
kabelln.vkh linii. Hoakva, Gos.energ.izd-vo. 1959. 542 P.
(MIRA 13:3)
(Electric cables)

AVINOVITSIM, LYa.: AI-EKSLYEV, S.V.; DAi-LAI-OV, GEL11-9t,,
Dlv'OSYr,: J. L ~ I. ; DOLGII
yu
K:d,T., !TMA, V.V. ',.'YAZI,% ~'!'L' -A. j,"71'ETqO%'
P.V.; JIMIN, G.A.; FEI.;O~,OV, A.A.; Sl~iBTMVSATY'
BOLISRU-1) red.; EJa, red.;
X.P.P takh,.. red.
[Manual for power engirecr.,; of indwstria-I enterprises in I'Our
voluneFl Slvavochnik energetika promyshlonnykh predpriiatii v
chetyrekh tomaIch. 14oshra, Gosenergoizdat. I~ol_l. (Electric. po'.:Cr
supply] Elelftrosnabzhenie. Pod obi3lichei red. Ji.A.Fe6oivva, LT.Y.
Serbinovskogo i IAX,.Doilshaim.. 1061. 840 t . 15:0
(Electric engineciar,g)

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BARANOV, B.M., inzh.
Tests in the preventative maintenance of the insulation of cable
networks. Elek. sta. 32 no.2%55-59 F 161. (YJRA 16:7)
(Electric cables-Testing)
(Electric insulators and insulation-Testing)

BARANOV, B,&Wk- inzh.; KuzNETSOV
PERF , K-S.y inzh.; M.IRER, G.V., inzh.;
,PELITSKjy, S.G.
Concerning the loada on the electric rietwork caused by housing
construction work in Moscow. Elek. sts,32 no. 5:57-62 My 161.
(Moscow-Electric power distrilnition) OURA 14:5)

LINDORF, L.S.; FUFUI-I.'rj,, P.N.; ULIISKIY, M.S.; US'--T:()V, F.I.;
ZEYT,IDZOI,',, Ye.D.; MDUIT, G.F.; KOTS, A.Ya.; KHAVE., '-Z.;
MUHAVLEVA, N.V.; LIBEE~14fili, A.Ya.; BARANOV,
I.S.; IVAPOV, V.S.; IOFFE, F.Ye.; BUMUCIT, B.M.;
L.A.; FAYERIM, A.L., red.; BORUNOV, II.I., tekhn. red.
[Study manual on the technical operation of electric networks
and power plants; electrical section of electric power plants
and electric power distribution networks]Posobie dlia i,-Ucbe-
niia pravil tekhnicheskoj ekopluotatsii olektrichoshikh stantsii
i setei; elektricheskaia chast' olelctrostantsii i clektricheskie
seti. l,,oskva, Gosenergoizdat., 10,62. 558 p. (1,aRA 15-8)
(Electric power plants-Handbooks, manuals, etc.)
(Electric power distribration-Handbooks, manuals, etc.)

LILMD16', L.A.; P.I.;
ZEYLID'ZOIN, Yc:.E,-.; I-T-11" , G.IP.; F/I'S, A.Yn.; 1:4/.;
I'MItAVU-M, N.V.; A~Yn.; M~.2.C)V, B.NI.;
ZV0!JM\CDSKIY, I.S.; IVA111OV, V.S.; 'OFFE F Ye ,
[deceaged]; BURLAKOV, L.A'. ideleased],
FAYEREAI!, A.L., red.
[Aid for studyirg engineerirg reLmlntiu)wi govorn~n tl,t~
Operation of 03ectric power plant.- arl'i ne-tworks'l 10:;obie
dlia izuehenlia prav~l tekhn-lelicskoi ekrplunt-,~t.,,-Ii
chaskikh stantsii i setei. lzci.2.1
skva, Energila, 19(~5. 5 51 1" (,',11;','A !B:
1. Russia (lq23- U.S.S..".) Gc),mida.-.-,tvennyy pro-!vlL'dStVeYl-
n~T kor.itet po energetike 1 elektrifikatsii.

Fetr Grij7orlyevlch;
Leonid
FLPOSENKO, R.Ta., miuchn, red.; SHUNW)VA, Ye.f-,.,
red.
[Comstruction an~ oper~ition of mun-cipal c:tble neiworks]
Soovuzhenie i ekspluatats~~ia gorodskikh habolIrrykh qetei.
Morkva, Vyt3shaia sYJo-lla~ ~11

L 7955-65 &-1T(1)/&4A(h)
ACC I\R: AP5025748 SOURCE CODE: UR/0286/65/OW/018/0095/0095
AUTHORS: Zakharanko, A. S.; Baranov, B. M.; Petrov, V. G. 'T~
ORG: none
TITLE: Phase sensitive amplifier, Class 42~ No. 174859 Zannounced by State Com-
mittee for Radio Electronics IL (Organizatsiya gosudarstvennogo komiteta po
ektronike SSSR)_/
SOURCE: Byu.Ileten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 18, 1965t 95
T MG
x,OPIC ' S: transistorized amplifier, solid state amplifier
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a phase-sensitive ac amplifier made
of semiconductor elements with negative feedback according to the quadrature com-
ponent for slave systems with reactive detectors. To decrease the rise time and
power requirement, a linear bridge of four stabilitrons is connected in the am-
plifier feedback circuit, The and of the bridge diagonal, which is connected
to the 'j'unction of the stabilitron cathodes, is connected through a resistor and
capacitor to ground. The other end, which is connected to the junatione-? of the
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stabilitron anodes, is connected through a resistor to the amplifier power supply
to obtain a constant reference bias current and to the base of the amplifier
stage. The other diagonal is connected at one end to the phase-sensitive recti-
fier of the quadrature component of the amplifier output signal to unbalance the
bridge according to the variable current. The other end is connected to the
signal source of the variable current in phase with the quadrature component.
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ACCESSION NR: AP4043830 S/0020/64/157/005/1077/1079
AUTHOR: Baranov, B.,_N.l Pavlotskiy, I. P.
TITLE: On the configuration statistics of high polymer chains
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady*, v. 157, no. 5, 1964, 1077-1079
TOPIC TAGS: statistical analysis, polymer chain, configuration
integral, polymeric structure
ABSTRACT: A method is presented for accurately calculating the con-
figuration integral of high-molecular chains for potentials that
depend only on the differences between the spatial angles between
the planes passing through pairs of neighboring links. An approxi-
mate calculation of the integral was given by R. Kubo (J. Phys. Soc.
Japan, v. 2, 47, 1947). In addition, the authors consider a plane
polymer chain of the type analyzed by S. Ye. Bresler and Ua. I.
Frenkel' (ZhETF, v. 9, 1094, 1939). "The authors thank A. B.
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Almazov and G. F. Liman for many valuable remarks, and N. N. Bogolyu-
bov and S. V. Tyablikov for interest in the work and for a discussion
of the results." This report presented by N. N. Bogolyubov. Orig.
art. has; 2 figures and 8 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: -None
SUBMITTED: 25Mar64 ENCL: 00
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BARANOV) B.,N. (Tilloskva ,1; IIAVLI)T~YIY, (Mo.,)km)
I
' I
.~d'-(.,onsistent pvtontial of it tenno low-tompiratuvo
plns,ma. PI-frF no. 6.~13-19 N-D '63. ( MIR A 1-1 1 '1 ')'

23(l) ?HAS9 I BOOK M'LOITATIOX SOV/2050
Svarita abornik st4toy, Cryp.3 I (Welding: Collection of krtioloo,
Nr 1) Leningrad, Sudprongiz, 1958. 246 p. 4.000 copies printed.
loop. Ed.1 a I. KAPYria. Candidate or Technical Sciences;
Ed-$ I. A: ZhirounskAYSI Tech. E.I.t K. M. Volchok.
FURPOS32 This collection or articles Is intand.d for us* In r=oe &ran
institutes, institutoo or highs, learning. 1-9616n Offices.
plants.
COVERACEs Thee@ technical papers deal with the results of research
in .*141ag technology. The main purpose or ~hle work was to
Investigate the efr*cta of various weldinp regimos and heat
treatments on the mechanical properties or w3lds of sustanitic
and Porlitia composition. A num"r of experiments &ISO dealt
with the welding properties and -1dabillty of t1twIum-bsso
alloys and a nuotwr or nonferrou5 metal%. ~ne or the ob~scts or
the research was to establish thm relatlonzhip betwien the goometry
a, the gold seas and its phyalcall propertlei. The cry a tOllir-stion
of Clio Weld. Its MocnanIcal properties. arA ~he varlous fac:or-s
arrooti" the grain structure of' the 111tal W-Jre d"died by 3 number
of scientists. of special practical intnres. is the study or the
behavior 0 r & we !do d str~uc Cure In hIch the llastleltY or the
material and or the welded joint are not wMlln the same ronUtO.
These considerations lead to experi~tntn wjt~j recftanlcm~ly Ir4ucod
changes In the propertles or the wIld scal. anther prcblo~ which
presents anny dirricuities In weld'rW, 19 the behavior ani cnrges
in the heat-affeatted zone npxt to the welded Joint. Une Or the
papers deals with experiments In this rleld. 'z -lercription 13
given of the equlpmint and the technIqun ged in electroslag
welding, which is regarded A. Ono or the major advances In modern
woldinK tochnoloity. Several pnperv deal witf) wnldlng techniqas
or nonferrous alloys and Ith the unn or aPet-l fluxes for this
work. Most or the papers are prof.zely Illuitrated -'th graphs I
di.agramo. Mid photorraph.. References are glv*n arter each article.
TABLE OP COTf`-.WT5S
Welding (Cant.) SOV/2050
ArdentOyl
Candidate of Technical SCIOnc:o-'. V t
G&Vporin M.A., 5 udy
II.AQ'i Engin-ri end Z.1. Kopal'-n-S p kh
K.M. v yoIcal and
of Irrect 0 tcent On Ph
.r0 longed H"st 7rea
?roporti*s or AutanitaWeld Seam Metal
Erf,~.,t of Kind Or
B,,Sno, a p. or and R.A ~tjc 1.1,1L1,9 86
~..Mty o'r -'*IdS in Auto
N*m-hlnsk Iy, A.L.. Candidate Of' T-It"t"' 5cl'nce"'
jqochanloul pf.thod of Increasing Durability or Weld SOAmd In 95
Welding Of flIgh-strength Steel
The Nstur0 Of'
lv&no Candidate of.TechAlcAl Sclencej Deformation by a
Deforeation Or Butt-w.ld d joint, In PId3tIc 103
Concentrated 'Load - . rrre
golcKsnova, L.G., CandIdoto Of T:chnicE%l Sclencns let of 11
the Structural po- or a Weld d Joint on Its Durabil tY '
Veer -1 ScIenc"s' Erfvct of I:b
'hil&sly. A.L_ Cand1date or Tochnic
r1swe on Durability Or welded Joints
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RARAITOV, B.P., inzh.; KOZLOV, R.A.
-3ffect of" the kind of current used on the quality of aiitomtti-
cally welded joints. Svarka 1:86-94 '58. (MIRA 12:8)
(LI'lectrIc weld inf~--Bquinnent and supplies)
(Weld ing-T e st inp

B"kIC1,1071 9. S.
"Stu&I, of' the Process of Brl-i-ttinE of -":tra-,., ,.,--;th the of
as a Power Source ir Agriculture." (Diss-rtation for ree of Ca:-idi.-4.atue C-'
Technical Sciences) Joint Learned Council of the All-ILInion Sci Z~-,s Inst of 4'..echanization
of A'ariculture (VTI.*) and the All-Un~on Sci Inst of la-ec i-rif i cation of Arriculture
iloscow, 195)5
SO.' M-1336 2L'~ Ear 56,

BWFOV, B.V.; GORY-UNOVA, N.A.
Production of homoguneous solid solutions in tho system A13b -
InSb. Fiz. tvor. tela 21 no.2:28,)-28'1 F 160. (1-11IRP, 14:8)
1. Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut A14 SSSR, Leningrad.
(Solutions, Solid) (Aluminum antimonide)
(Inditun antimonidt,))

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S OUR 0 1JR1,
M 0 D 0 27 566
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-~!-:,'E: )rodi~c-~Ion and of Gap-G-IL; :1,nd -L-Ld 0 lilt LO."'s
Abj DO
C.E, Fb S -"Ll;.-. Cr.~, ' 71 ts Q,, L;y L~ i1', r oL; t~ a kr i~5 La- ov i p' OrAok
Lu
ma-ucrialov, 19
u5. Tezisy dok-, Novo,,iibLrsk, 1965, 7-6
TO?1-0 7A3S sinL-Ia cn,stal growing, sem-1condixtIo.- su-1- sol-d so~iit-'0111
L
--'--,ZIo crys-ais 'rom, so!-I'd solu,"ons of and --:nAs syste-,5
-,3S7a.-',CT: S 0 3~A
ware -ro-.,n, oy --ne nothod of L-las-transport reactlons in a closed 3 -) a c eZ- f fe co f
vaporIzat-Ion-zone tem-peratulare, crysta'-,'-,-Lzc!r
d-
-..-a cold and hot zones, .-,7eo,-,;etric factors, and chc:rica'L na-ture
--,ves-,* 7ated. Also the pro1blems of crystal dopLrgir, gas -tra ns;,,c,-"I react ions
' ~~ ed. Ga?--GaAs and GaAs--!nAs single c.-,rstais i--,ere -D!'od'aced Ln a wic:a
clar
c,~:-.centration r=e. Qo-imai conditions for prod'
- u ducing single crystals of des-irab'le
ha-01-.'ar, were found. A possibility of doping sinr,la Crystals J-n the ras-transport
rean,Ion was found. Sone electric propertios of singgia crystals w-era measured.
G. and others. [Translation of abstract]
SUB COME
C.rd UZC: 621-315-592.4:541-412

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AUTHORS:
TITLE:
Baranov, B. V,, Goryunova, N, A.
Preparation of Homogeneous Solid
AlSb - InSb ~k
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, 1960, Vol., 2, No.. 2, pp, 264-287
TEXT: On their search for now semiconducting materials with optimum
electrical parameters t~e authors report on investigations o0solid
solutions of the system'?1A1Sb-InSb.'jthe first component shows a consider-
able width of the forbidden b~'n_d,'t'he second one high carrier mobility.
The first experiments showed that no homogeneous solid solutions of this
system could be obtained by ordinary methods. The results of attempts
of homogenizing the alloys are discussed in the following, Table 1
indicates the purity of the-'initial substances. The alloys were synthesiz-
ed in closed graphitek9crucibles which had been boiled in concentrated
nitric acid, washed in distill..;-d water, and heated at 11000C. The
crucibles with the substanc3 were put into quartz ampoules filled with
spectrally pure argon, heated up to 11000C, and then alowly cooled in
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Solutionslin the System
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the furnace. The alloy obtained was coarsely crystalline (Pig, 2), and
the X-ray pictures showed broad bands corresponding to the nonequilibrium
solid solution. After a tempering for 120 to 500-700 hours between
540 and 6000C small dark crystals were observed (Figs. 5, 6), and the
X-ray pictures showed line systems indicatijig a change in the lattice
parameters (Fig. 8, Table 2). Heating above 6000-,, loo to volatilization
of antimony, a prolonged heating did not improve the homogenization.
Further investi.-ations showed that the microhardness of the visible
crystal deviated essentially from the microhardness of the two components
(e.g.,, 800 kg/mm2 AlSb: 420,~T,a,~IA220 kg/mm2). The authors explain
this by the fact that the presence of an eutectic in the alloys is
connected with the form8tion of aluminum carbide. The homogeneous solid
solutions obtained also showed hi-her corrosion resistance. In contrast
to the non-homogenized samples which easily decompose in air or water,
the Yomogenized samples were not affected by air and water even over a
longer period. Also a treatment with M1 N EC1 for 500 hours did not
etch the surface of the homogenized samples; 0.1 N EC1 had no noteworthy
influence on corrosion resistance. Hence, the authors succeeded in
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obtaining solid solutions by tempering with subsequent cooling at a
temperature which was much higher than the melting point of the most
(-,,,sily viltable coviponent. In conclusion, the authors thank Professor
D. N. Nasledov for discussions and his interest in this work, There are
10 figures, 2 tables, and 9 references: 3 Soviet, 5 German, and
1 British~
ASSOCIATIOM F-i--iko-tekhnicheskiy institut AN SSSR Leningrad
(Physicotechnical Institute-of the AS USSR, Leningrad)
SUBMITTED; May 13~ 1959
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WRANOV, 3.V. (Moskva)
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Acceleration of a conductive gas by a traveling magnetic field.
1,zv.AII SSSR.Otd.tekh.nauk.MeIfh.i mashinostr. no.4:14-18 Jl-Ag
16o. WIRA 13 - 8)
(Magnetolk7drodynamics)

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ACC NR: "6001663
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87/0989
SOURCE CODE- UR/0051/65/4119/006/09
AUTHOR- Baranov, B. V.; Oksman, Ya. A.; Prochukhan, V. D.; SmIrnov, V. N.
ORG: none
TITLE: High-frequency electroluminescence of polycrystalline borai phosphid
SOURCE; Optika I spektrogkopiya, v. 19, no. 6, 1965, 987-989
TOPIC TAC-9: electroluminescence, boron compound, phosphide, crystal property
~Z!''. 1
ABSTRACT: The authors note that the use of hiah-freauenev excitation of ele~..z,oluminescenct
Is of particular interest in the study of h Igh -temperature crystals of the type A3B5, since the
quality of the crystals and technological difficulties often make it difficult to obtain p-11
junctions on these crystals, with the result that observation of injected electroluminescence
is complicated. Such material includes, in particular, boron phosphide, information on the
properties of which is as yet extremely limited, A study was made off, the high-frequency
electroluminescence of BP in order to determine and assess methodological possibilities and
to obtain information regarding emisBion-related processes taking place in this material. It
was determined that )3P dissolves in a Cu3P melt. 'nie basic admixtures in the BP crystals
were Cu and Si, with traces of Cr and Mg. Figures are given illustrating the dependence of
the integral intensity of electrolumineseence on the amplitude of the HF field intensity, averaged
1/2 UDC: 535.376

ACC NRt
for volume, and also the spectral distribution of HF electroluminescent emission, Observa-
tions of photoconductivity by a no-contact method revealed that the set-up time of photocurrent
In the samples considered was in the order of several seconds, Indioating a high concentration
of traps. Orig. art. has: 2 figures.
SUIB CODE: 07, 20 / SUBM DATE: 19May65 / ORIG REP: 002 / OTH REF: 003
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INVEN'Mi R: f; r~ r
y un ov -i
ORC: none
TITLE: Amethod t)i ~~rowlnp, bortin- 7
1) 110 q 1111d o r I a 1 1,1!; S 14 0iNTO S 5 (1,
[announced by the I'livizicoteclinical 1~u;tftjitv Im. A. F. loffe (Fiziko-teklinicheskiv
institut-))
SOURCE: Izobreteni)la, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 16, 1966, 101
TOPIC TAXS: single crystal growing, boren,phosphide,single crystal, boron phosphide
crystal growing
ABSTRACT: T'his Author Cprtificatc Introduces a method of growing boron-phosphide
single crystals. Growing seeds at lowered temperature of the melt is combined with
growing single crystals from the seeds at a temperature gradient in the melt. In
order to obtain single trystals large enough for practical use, the crystals are
grown in a BP-Cu3P-sYsteM Melt. [WWI
SUB CODE: II/ SUBM DATE:- 081far65/ ATD pRESs: 5076
UDC:

;' 'f ~ BARANOV, D.; SOKOLOVSKIY, A. (Karaganda)
44,
Problems of reducing costs. Vop. ekon, no.3:154-155 Itr 16-1.
(Mak 14:3)
(Karaganda Province-Costs, ipdustrial)

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BARANOV, D. I., jt. au.
Navi. ational directions for ti.a Cka River Moskva, Izi-vo Nlr~rkomrechf lots 3-15R, .194.~.
99 p. (50-21','77)
VK997-C5S5

S Ol 7 /7 2 -

ATUTTORS Levchenko, I. Kondak ova in oL--r a ], ov
A
,
L~aranov, D. 1.
T'TLE: Apparatus for the ProOliction of Pent Glase (17~tanov'ka. .11,~,a
proizVo--3,_tv-,
"imato-C) Ftel:la,
PERIOD1C_,',L: Stekl,~; i keranika, 10/58, 'Tr 11, !)P 44-46 (TTSSR)

AB`~TRACT: -The apparatus was developed an~ intro-luced a ~.-roup of
en-incers in the Gusevskiy Factory. It consists nniniy
of an electro-furnace (see fi,:Ture). T-110 7ount for nolJin,~
Onlollirovaniye) noosesses the desired forri for the bent
,-!as,, and is constructed of heat-resistant steel. I,,; i-,
fastened to a slide, which can be i-,~oved a!on-, rails in the
furnace. On this r.,iolding, form, bent ,And shieYdc for tile
llvoli7a" and 111,10skVich" automobiles are pro,"luced. 'I'lie ,71ass
i~acketo are prei,ared in re,larl to size aqn] strer,~;th, and
are exactly ali-ned and attached securely to the slide,
and then i2 introluced into the furnace through a fore-
0
)ioarth o-r the furnLice. -.'it a fiirnace t e:~irerat tire of 590-620

u-
~Jle Claso becomes deforuied an-', assuLies the sh~~pe of t',ie
bard 1/2 r0ldinE; form. Thi.., process lasts to ) T.1iriites anI can be

', -P r Production of "ent ~',Iaass
..'.Imratus for t;
watched througrh an -_-~erture in the furnace -loor. !-fter-aard
the ,,lass is allowed to stand at the open furnace loor for
al-1011t A LlinuteS, and t.hen it is removed from the furnace
and allowed to cool After cleaning and tost-'nj
the -lass objects are 'lrou.--ht to "ie factor,~ for 4'
asseT,bly. 7he -lasc 'or t~ie"oo':-.-4ch" aulbomobIles is further
hardened on a formed I~laol. :-rill beside the fi)rnace. '_'here
is I fimire.
1'.SSOCIATION: Gusevskoy PtekolInyy -zavod imeni D~~er~~hinsko,7o
(Cusevskoy Glasz 'Norks imeni D,.-.er7,hinskiy)
Card 2/

BARANOV, D.J., v.-I.
RC 2 ( rv -I , - I.,- ~ ~.
~ : J.- " I)l " T! - , , ~ f 7 1 , - .
. I., ~ ; t 1, (*,? -6 ! ,-j - ~*, U 5 T;e,- t i T
a,, er,,-, l-, 'tTkirienisten. ' ~-,- -_~ g
. . -L. (" rlc).6~ 0
-~L -')"3
( f" YR A I -, z ? )

.R 1 I_R i-x-- pm%*zovich; KIRZHIMR, D.M., nauchnyv. redaktor; KONTSWILY4
OW*
I M.. redaktor; OSTIRIROV, U.S., tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[Progressive methods of working longwalls with coal cutter-loaders)
Peredov7e metody raboty v kombainovykh lavakh. Moskva, Vaesoiuznoe
uchabno-padagog. izd-vo Trudrezervizdat. 1954. 55 p. NLRA 80)
(Coal-mining machinery) (Coal mines and mining)

BARANOV, D.S.
Designing -mlltichannel strain-measuring units for simultaneous
observation and registration of a sequence of processes. [Izd.]
101TITOMASH l.')1:79-91 159. (MRA 12:12)
(Strain gauges)

13AJWUV, D.S. , inzh.; TAK'HTARYSffYV, S.G. . kand.tolchn.nauk-, nit c rWy r d.;
u h
:fdffo-Uv, N. I., tol-bn.rod.
[i4nanuring instrurm"nts. nRthods, aTO sole renults of studies on
the di4tribntion of -'nrc?swire in sand] lz~eritellnye pribory,
-,etodlka I nal-tntoryq rozul'taty iqs1pdovanita rusprodeloniia
davlenii v pascbanan grunto. Mo,3kva, 1g')9. 60 P. W-adoniia
stroltellstva i arl-bitnIftun, SSSR. Institut 'hotona I zboiezo'betona,
Pernvo. Naucl-mos soobahchnnin. no.6) (MM 12: 9)
(Sana) (Dynanojeter) (Soil ,eclvinicn)

BARANOITP D.S.
Errors in measuring pressures in soils. 03n., fund.i mekh.gv-m,
4 no.2.21-23 '62. (14IU 15:8)
(Earth pressure-Y"easurement)

BARANCVP D.S.
The precision of the measurement of lateral pressure in triaxial
apparatus. Osn., fund. i mekh. grnn. 4 no.6-26-27 ~62,,
(MIRA 16%1)
(Soils--Testing)

RAPUANOV, _!,-S---, inzh.
Choosing the basic parameters of soil dynamometers from conditions
of the least distortion of the pressures being meavured,)Trudy
TSNIISK no.14:40-84 162. -~MIRA 15:1
(Dynamometer) (Earth pressure)

BARANOV, D. S., inzh.
Electronic 21,-channel line --train REmpe. 'IrudT- q'SNIISK no.14:
85-95 16?. IMIRA 15:10)
(Strain gauges)

fill, 0 ., L.N.; LEYDVIl.'D, Yu.R.;
KOSSOV, V.V.; BAR V,-E.F.; VOLODI17
VIKIIAL iiY) B.N.; SUVOROV, B.P.; DETNEVA, E.V.
[The interbranch balmce of production and production
distri'mition of an economic regionj Ylezhotraslevoi balans
proizvodstva i rasprodeleniia produktsii ehonomicheskogo
riiiona. 1,~oskva, 1:-,d-vo "Ntiuak~i,ll M-4. 20Y 1).
(1-11HA .17: 5)
1. Akaderniya nauk SSSR. TSentrallnyy ekonordko-matematiche-
skiy institut.

AUTHOR: Baranov,

TITLE: On the Nature of the Reddening of Rock Inclusions of the
Hydrothermal Deposits of Uranium (0 Drirode pokrasneniya
v-,neshchay,,,sh-hikh porod gidroter-nal Inykh me8lorozhieniy
urana)
P7RIODICAL: A t o m n a y F, e n e r g i y a5 8 , V o 1 5 , N rn p2 - 6S S R
ABSTRACT; On the strength of a thorouph investi;ration of P Soviet
uranium deposit and the data available in publications, it
may be said that reddening is probabl-,v due to the followinr_
causes:
.1) Radioactivity of the uranium
2) Oxidation of iron
Radiatlon-chemical reactions in the h.vdrothermal solutions
containing uranium.
'7 C)
an d :i - radicals were
It was found that free H, 01', ':'2021
R.YT)erimentally confirmed as occurring in various processes
of the gaseous phase. The for-mation of ~17; and H~~O in
1-iquid phase has also been Pxperi'.menLally 7nier
the influence of r-reiii"Itior, stron~r ox-,Iizing agents (OH,

ard 1/3 1_10, 7.~ 0 ", ~
1, ~; ,nd reducing ag-~,nts formed in w,,,0~-

On the Nature of the P,,--dqeninF -,f' R,1-)-'-'.',~
the ',',.,dro thermal De-r)os;ts of ji-anium
and in the aqu,'-,ous ,lolutions, ff, th..arp'o-?, r;i-i ~j
n ~ o n t n A fll.' 3 0 1 t 1:11 en t s w iv a, v
val enc e
oxidation- and reduction urocesses occur,
The oxidation of iTon may take place accordinz to tho
following scheme:
Fe2 i- 110 + 5H+
2
A FrL 4 0, + 411' F 0
1 2
Fe + 2H20 or
5+-
'IFe L "'.1 C or
2i 3
2 Fe + He 2Fe He
Hyd r o th ermal nr-,Lnium and solutions containingr its metabolons
are enriched with r-roducts of wrater-re-diolysis, These and
other components of hydrothermal solutions reach the
-. nclusions in the rnck through percolating water, wn~re the-
L
ove it from dark-co~
oxi the ricidi'lied -1-ron nrid rem . ored
minerals, If uranium i's Drecent in the solution in an ionize-A
state, it al:;o volatilizee into the inclusions i:n the rock
Car~[ 2/5 and in this 'Na, ~i
y cp-use- ox1da"()n of the iron, If uraniiiin

On the Nature of the Reddening of Rock IncluSions of SOV, 180-5-4-19 /25
the Hydrothermal Deposits of Uranium
occurs in colloidal form in the solution, it does not
penetrate into the inclusions. This is the case only with
radiolyzed water products.
As a consequence of oxidation and following hydrolysis, the
iron is precipitated as hematite or hydroxide. It forms
extremely fine colloidal particles which settle in the
microflaws of the rock. There are 5 references, 4 of which
are Soviet,
SU'-~~',ITTE'D: June 5, 1958
Card 3/3

BLI~A~;OV - GLADYSHEV, G.D.
,,E.N.; VERTEPOV, G.I.,
WaU,rock alternations of a uranium deposit. Geol.rud.mestorozh.
no. 6:33-45 N-D 162. (MIRA 15:12)
(Metamorphism (Geology))
('Uranium ores)

BARANOVP E.N.
Martite aureoles of in , , 3. Z~Lp,Vses.m~n.oh-va 92 no_L:
91-93 163. HIR-k 16:4)
(1-tineralogy

YANISHEVSKIY, Ye. M. ; GRIGORYAN, S. V. ; BARANOV ___E N. - VERTEPOV, G. I.
-- ~ P _j_ I
KABLUKOV, A.D.; FEDOTOVA, A.I., red.-Axd-va; BYKOVA, V.V.,
tekhn. red.
e-h~d;othermal deposits]
[Endogenic dispersion holes of som
Endogennye oreoly rasseianiia nekotorykh gidrotermallnykh
mestorozhdenii. [By'IE.M.IAnishavakii i dr. Moskva, Gos-
geoltekhizdat, 1963. 121 p. (MIRA 16:3)
(Geochemical prospecting) (Ore deposits)

SO CPT V.QI;OV5, 17.11N. ; UDT-LUKOV, A. E.1,:. -1 i~,JXI.Ytji3CV, A. 11*.
,,-WEFOV. G.1.; 'MUGGI-I'AN, ?.~AYOI'OVA, Ye.A.;
11 !,.; TU1,111, V.I!.; YAN 1 "A 11--,VSK FYI
SOLOW01, rod.
halo:; onk,~ vloments ill
P-001'~~ctirqr for ui'ar,.-.,xi mothodolof-ical
urana i element-ov-
sputni F F .. I In.,,rkh uranorykh
ITed-a~
17:9)

AM5002725 BOCK EXPLOITATIGN U RI
Kablukov,_,k. D.; Soc4e anov_,_Ae Baranov., ~ N.; Bogolyu
_v
G. 1.T GKkoryan, S. V.; Mayorava, Xg"&; Tiazumovskiy, No Kj Tulin, V, 40;
Yanishovskiy, Ye._M.; comps.
,vq
Use of diffusion aureoles of uran-ium and associated elements In prospecting and
ourvoying for hydrothormal uranium doponitoj mothodologia handbook (18pollso-
vaniye oreolov rasseyaniya urana i elementov-sputnikov pri poiskakh i razvedke I
gidroter-malInykh uranovykh mestoro-.hdoniy; metodicheskoye rukovodstvo) Mo3cowj
I--d-vo "Nedra", 1964. 194 p. illus., biblio., append. 2350 copies printed.
(At head of title: Gosudarstvennyy geologichaskiy komitet SSISER). Managing
editor: for the publishing house: F. N.,Chumakova; Technical editort T, M,
Shmakova; Proofreader: A. A. Sivakova
TOP.E TAGS: geochemical prospecting, hydrothermal urailium deposit, primary
uranium diffueiiDn aureole, radiometric anomaly, t3econdary uranium diffusion
aureole, uranium ore deposit
YGRPOSE WID COVERAGEi The purpose of this handbook i~? to deacribe the laws gover-1;
ning the distribution of uranium and associated elements in the indigenous rocks
Cardl/3 uDG: 553-05:552.1.hZ

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around hydrothermal uranium-ore bodies and In the river deposits above ' em; to
th
dcmonst-~-ate-the possibility# the role, and the place of geochemical methods in
rtolving such problems; and to describe the results of work on the development of
primary and socondary diffusion aureoles of uranium and its associated elements.
.Th addition to their own work, the authors used data from A, G. Votrov,, n. A@
Voroshiloy, V. S. Goliusov., 0. D. Gorbunov,, Mt Ya, Da , V, M. KonstantinovP !LVt
and oU
'Kutenko , L. T. Mishin, Yf!. arao, Most of the spectral and lumi-
I
nescent analyses were performed by L, F, Davydov , Yij ~T,-Dcqetq~ B" M. Yeloypy,
E, V. MozolF-irskaya. and R. V, Timofeyevae
TABLE OF. CONTFMS%
Foreword (A. P. Solovov) 3
Intooduction - , 6
Ch, I. Ore bodiewand primary aureoles of hydrothermal uranium deposits 9
Ch. 11. Secondary aureoles: and diffusion fluxes 49
Ch. ill. Methoddlog7 and technique of field and laboratory resparch 78
Application of geochemical methodw in prospecting for hidden ore
Ch* IV.
bodiet) n9
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Ch. V. Utilizaticn of associated elemontu In ovaluating radiometric anomalies ard
uranium-ore manifestations - - 132
Ch. V1. Role of geochemical methods in the prospecting complex; 145
Conclusion - 157
Appendixes - 161
Literatuto - 190
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AMMION RR: AMV2796 S/C)051/63/014/006/0827/0829
AUTHOR: Kholmogorov, Ve Ye.; Baranov, E* V&
TITLE: EPR spectra of the products of photo-oxidatiol of diphenylamineli, frozen
solutions at .7rX d
A
SOURCE: Optika i s~ektroskopiya, v. 14, no. 6, 1963, 827-829
TOPIC TAGS: photo-oxidation of diphenylamine, electron paramagnetic resonance,
absorption
ABSTRACT: The pvrpose of the work was to investigate the products of photo-oxida-
tion of diphenylaoine (DPA) in different solvents at 77*K; the solvents used were
a 2 to 1 alcohol-ether mixture, toluene (toluene solutions were also used at 200)
and sulfuric acid. The concentrations were 10 sup-2 mole/liter. The absorption
spectra were recordod on an SF-2ftpectrophotometeM. the electron paramagnetic
resonance spectra on a RE-130 adiofre ent- --t. eterg The solutions ware
not outgassed. Qua-.rtz containeirs were employed. Comparison of the absorption and
EPH spectra of the products of DFA photo oxidation made it possible to
identify unambiguov -',- a number of free radicalsland ionsc There were repeated
the experiments -z 4 Nu' Lewis and D. Lipkin (J. Am. Chem. Soc., 64, 2801, 1942)
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which showed that a DPA solution in alcohol-ether mixture acquires a purple color,
which weakens with further irradiation; the solution gradually turns green (peak
at 690 mnicrons); its blue phosphorescence fades and white fluorescence appears*
The EPR spectra-disclose the presence of ethanol radicals. Lewis and Lipkin iden-
tified the substance absorbing at 690 smicrons as the DPA ion; the present measure-
ments confirm this and indicate that the absorption at 460 mmicrons is due to the
diphenylidtrogen radical. The EPR spectra are reproduced and described. "The
authors are grateful to A. N. Terenin, under whose guidance the work was performed,
and to Ye. 1. Kotov-for supplying the aluminosilicate catalysts with adsorbed DPA.11
Orig~ art. has: 1 figure.
ASSOCIATION: none
SUBMITTED: llJan63
DATE ACQD: 15Jul63
ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: 00
NO REF SOV: 006
OTHER: 002
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S/020/62/146/001/014/016
B101/B144
AUTIIOR~ Baranov,__E.--V.-j Kholmogorov, V. Ye., Terenin, A. N.,
Academician
TITLE:! Photoinduced eDr signals in zinc oxide
PERIODICAL: Akademiya,nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 146, no. 1, 1962, 125-- 12P
TEXT: ZnO sanDles were exposed to ultraviolet or visible light in vacuo
0
or in air a' room temperature or at 77 K and the epr signals 0were measured.
Reoults: (1) ZnO not annealed and ZnO annealed in air at 500 C showed no
epr ~;inals at 200C either in the dark or when exposed to light. (2)
Irradiation at 77cK produced a line with g - 1.964 (line I), 6H - 4.5
oersteds, and a line with g = 2 018 (line II),A H - 3.0 oersteds, both in
air and in vacuo. Both lines a;e preserved at 770K in the dark, but
disappear at 200C in the sample illuminated in air. (3).In vacuo, line II
disap8ears and line I becomes weaker. The effect is repeatable. ("0
At 77 K, the epr oiCnals occur not only on irradiation with 4 - 365 M11,
but alOo on irradiation with vinible light; their intensity, however,
decrea6C3 if the %avelength increases. (5) ZnO rhich had been in a
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Ph otoinJuc,ed epr sirTials B101/B144
10-4 mm If- vacuum [It 20 0C for 2 hrs Cave no signal in the ~Iark but an
intensive line I w Iith -'111 7.5 oersteds on illumination; the conductivit.;
of the samDle incr ased. (6) ZnO annealed at 4500C in vacuo and not
illuminate-d jave a~ intensive line I I L11 = 7.5 oersteds, the conductivity
increasinji 9ti*on(-,I'Y. Oxygen supplied at i0-3 mm 11g reduced the signal
intensity. (7) Contact of 0 2 rith ZnO heated to 100-250 0 C broduced an
0 ~'
intensive sienal with g = 2.004 (line III). Adsorption of 0 2 at 20
an asymmetric sinal .%ith 2.003, gq = 2.OOF3. An increase
of P02 1'
1q-j:' to 100 mm 11~~ ira6e line I disappear. Conclusions: Line I correspond.,:
to 1)hotodeqo.1nti6n of 00 from the ZnO surface. Line III correspondo' to
chei-,iisorptiod of a omic oxy,,Icn havinG an unpaired electron. The C,1113e 01'
dine II remains unexplained. Preliminary experiments have shown thut epr
si,onals are also produced on addition of organic dyes whose spectral
absorption range is different from that of ZnO. Therp are 2 figures r-nl
1 table.
SIMMITTED: April 20, 1962
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B1O1/B144
AUTHORS: Kholmogorovo V. Ye., Baran v- Terenin, A. X.,
Academician
TITLE; Study of the sensibilization of photo-dehydrogenation of
alcohols at 770C using the epr method
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 149, no. 1, 1963t 142'145
TEM On taking the epr spectrum of the photo reaction that attends the
strippin g of one electron from aromatic amines at 770K in alcohol-ether
XX,~313 mg) and.
solution, (this reaction occurring under the effect of
intensive formation of alcohol radicals was observed at UV wavelengths
Xx 334 mg. This effect was studied.in 10-3 - 10-1 mole/1 solutions of
aniline, diphenyl amine, triphenyl amino, carbazole, fluorene and
naDhthalene in methanol, ethanol, i-propanol, n-butanol, and i-butanol at
77 and 900K. Results,. When the solventBalone were irradiated with UV
light at 77 or 900K, merely small amounts of rqdicals characteristic of
the respective alcohol formed. In the presence of aromatic amines and of
-4 -3
carbazole 10 10 mole/! radicals formed within a few seconds. Theepr
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Study of the sensibilization of B101/11144
spectra showed that the radicals are formed by the knocking-out of one H
atom in a position. The radic&ls are un3tablo and their speotrum changed
in the dark when the temperature was increased. 'When the solution was not
degassed, peroxide radicals formed at 900K. Presumably photo-~dehydrogena-
tion of alcohols is caused by excitation of the singlet level of the aminea
and the darbazole, which turns into the phosphorescent triplet state.
.This could be proved by selective-desactivation of the triplet state by
naghthalene. Nanhthalene solution in itselr did not phosphoresce at
77 K. In the presence of triphenyl amine or carbazole, intensive
phosphorescence sets in and alcohol radicals formi but only 20 1-1,4z, of the
quantity.observed in the absence of naphthalene. There are,5'figure8 and
2 tables.
3UB.*HTTZD. December.11, 1962

KHODIOGOROV, V.Ye.* BARANOV, F.V.; TERENIN, A.11., akademik
Role of the tripl(.,t 9tate. of aromatic amines in the photochemical
reaction of dehydrogenation of alcohols at 770K. Dokl. AN SSSR
152 no.6:1399-1402 0 163. (AURA 16:11)

BARANOV, E.V.; AKI.MDV, I.A.
Photoconductivity of photographic layers at 10 2.0 cyclo frequency.
Dokl. AN SSSR, 154 no.1:184-187 Ja'64. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Predstavleno akademikom A.N. Tereninym.

11 ' " R
YAKOVISY. IT., inzh.; BARANOV, F., 1nzh.
&xperionce .putting the Angarsk Refrigeration Plant into opoiation.
Khol. tekh. 34 no.hr2l-23 O-D 157. (MIRA 11:1)
(Angarok--Rafrigeration and refrigerating machine-y)

AUTHOR: Baranov., F- Engineer SOV/66-59-1-17/32
TITLE. Vibrator (VIbrator)
PERIODICAL% Kholodi-l-'nava tekhrilka- 1959, Nr 1, PP 59-60 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The f2.][ling of cups wi-k-.h --ce c,.ream was usually done in a rather
primitive manner ', by hands in the AnFars&iy cold storage housed
Due to the viscou8 consistency of the ice cream the cups were
only partly and unevenly filled. In accordance with the new
system, whereby the ice cream is filled automatically into the
CUPS9 a vibrator shakes it dow;i, fillinC the cups in a uniform
way
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BARANOV, F.
Urgent objective of party and trade-union organizations. NTO 2
no.11:44-45 N 160. (MIJU 13:11)
1. Sekretart Xalininskogo obkoma Kommunisticheskoy partit
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mekhan~ka, 1958, Nr 10, p 57 (USSR.)
AUTHOR- Baranov. F, L
TITLE: Conditions of Similarity of Commercial Fishing Impleirients
(Uslo%iva podobiya rybolovnykh orudiy)
PERIODICAL: Ti% Mosk, tekhn. in-ta rybri. prorn-sti i kli-va, 1957, I\Tr 8:
pp 127-132
ABSTRACT: The author fori-nulates and discusses rules for rnodel testino of
the vorking conditions of commercial fishing implements trawls
fishing nets. etc.), Inasmuch as the requirements of complete
Oeometrical similaritv are sorneLimes inipossible to fulfill (for
exarnple. it is impossible to use on a model the extra-thin thredds,
of which a net is made up), the author suggests certain corsidera
t;ons which, in his opinion, permit doing away, in model testing
with the execution of details of the rnodel in geornet.ric similarity
to the full-scale dimensions, All this is done on the assumption
that the drag coefficient of the iniplernent does not depend upon
the Reynolds number. At the end of his paper the author asserts
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Cz)nditions of Similarity of Comnierical Fishing Implements
SOV/124-58-10- i 110-1
water .t is necessarv, in order to attain the condition ai similarity, to vary not.
o!,]~: t~,e dimensions but also the shape of the body (i, e, , the relationship Oi
(hci-aclerist~c lincar dimensions) so that each velocity should reqt-'ire its own
cor respon&rg shape This assertion is erroneous
S. S. Grigoryan
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1--BAR"OY. -.Fedor-ll I-- i-ch, prof.. doktor takhn.nauk, zaaluzhannyy doyatell
nijuki I tokhniki; KOSSOVA, O.N.. red.; KISINA. Ye.l., tekhn.red.
ECommercial fishing techniques] Tekhnika -promyshlennogo rybo-
lovstva. Moskva, Pishcheproraizdat, 1960. 695 p.
(MIRA 13:12)
(Fisheries)

YARM, D.D., inzh,, rukovoditelt brigady kommmistichoskogo trulda;
YIUWZASOV~ N.L~, 'diomekhanik,, udarnik kommunisticheskogo
truda; URIONOV, monter, Ldarnik kommunisticheskogc
truda; DARANOV, F.M., briga6ir
Loading workers in the fields of wire broadcasting, district
telephone conumnications, and television receiving networks
exchange their experience. Vest. sviazi 21 no.9:19-23 S
161c (MIRA 14:9)
1. 1-loskovskaya gorodukaya radiotranslyatsionraya set' (for
Ylrre). 2. Teleatellye No.1 g~ Ufy (for Kharrasov). 3.
6:molenskiy radiouzel (for Larionov)- 4- Stroitellno-7,ontazh-
noye upravleniye radiofikatsii Voronazliskoy cirektsii radic-
translyutsionn3kh setey (for Baranov).
(T-slecomri,,unication--Em-ployees)

BAJUNGV,--F.V.
IYpand the use of scrap refractories. Ognoupory 25 rjo-7:3~4-335
160. (111RA 13:8)
1. Moskovskaya kontora Rosogneu.porsnabsbyta.
(Refractory materials)

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Materialy k proeltirovaniiu ubiraiushchikhsia shassi. (Tekhnika vozdushnogo flota,
1F-40, no. 10-11, p. 38-49, diagrs.)
Title tr.: Matrrials for retractable landing gear design.
TL504.TL 11040
SO: Aeronautical Sciences and Aviation in the Soviet Union, Library of
Congress, 1955.

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BAWOV. G.G.
Problem of setting in motion masses and forces by taking into account
friction losees. Trudy Sem.teor.masli. 12 no.47.,46-51 '52. (MMA 6:6)
(Kinematics) (Friction)

L-SYMMON, L.B., doktor tekhnicheskikh nauk, professor; KALUZHNIKOV, A.B.,
doktor tekhnicheskikh nauk, retaenzent; BARABOV, G.G., doktor tekhni-
cheskikh nauk, redaktor; POPOU, S.M., t;khiAcfie-skIY -rd'daktor; MODEL' ,
B.I., tekhnicheskiy redaktor.
[Theory of mechanisms and mashines; kinematics and dynamics of mechanisms]
Teoriia mekhanizmov i mashin; kinematika i dinamika. makhanizmov. Izd.
2-e, perer. Moskva, Gos. nauchno-tekhn. i&d-vo mashinostroit. lit-ry,
1954. 504 P. (MLRA 7: 11 )
(Mechanical engineering)

123-1-736
Translation from: Referativnyy Zhurnal, Mashinostroyeniye, 1957,
Nr 1, p.110 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Baranov, G. G., Rubin, S. B., Fillkin, V. P.
TITLE: On the Theory of Through Centerleas Grinding
(K teorii skvoznogo bestsentrovogo shlifovaniya)
PERIODICAL: Sbornik: Tochnost' izgotovleniya sharikovykh i rolikovykh
podshipnikov na avtomat. liniyakh. Moscow, AN SSSR, 1955,
pp. 19-59
ABSTRACT: The authors analyse the shape of the regulating wheel
providing maximum accuracy of the machined pieces, and
the slippage of single points of the workpiece in relation
to the regulating wheel during the through grinding.
Because the work resting between the wheels is cone-shaped,
the regulating wheel must have the shape of an enveloping
surface of the cone family and not of a body (as previously
assumed).of a tangent cylinder, which axis crosses the
axis of this rotating body. In order to obtain maximum
similarity of shape of the regulating wheel in relation
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On the Theory of Through Centerless Grinding (Cont.)
123-1-736
attachment is turned In the vertical plane an additional
angular ~wiount (a turning device to shape the wheel to
a hyperboloid-in-rotation profile is used on the oubject
machines),The magnitude of this angle is computed. The
variability of the diameter of the regulating wheel (in
ternis of its length) creates variable speeds of th-- lon;j-
tudinal travel of the work, which increase ati the worX.
travels thru the machine. This fact produces a play botwu*c~n
the ground rings fed simultaneously 1, ween the wheelB.
This disruption Increases with the Zle at which the
regulating whE~61 is set. In orde 6o obtain a compact
stock of workpieces, supports of ;rou-nd rings are built
up on one or both ends. Forces 3ting on the ground rin~-s
are exartined, and the required ;sist,"ce of the support,
is calculated. This force depei,,ds upon the condition of
the face of the regulating and grinding wheel. A dull
grinding wheel increases and a dull regulating wheel
decreases the. forces acting on the ring support.
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BARANOV G.G. (Dr. Tech. Sci.)
PIearings and the technology of their automatic production
1-wiper real at the Session of' the Acad. Sci. USSR, on ScLentific Problems of
Automatic Production, 15-20 October 1956
Avt~~rriatika i telemekhanika, No. 2 p. 1,92-192,, 1957
gol,5229

BARANOV, G.G.
Selecting tolerances guaranteeing given precision of Mechanisms
and minimm- manufacturing cost. Trudy Inst. mash. Sem. po toch.
v mash. i prib. no.11:3-17 157. (MIRA 10:12)
(Mechanical engineering)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 1028
Baranov, Georgiy Georgiyevich
teorii mekhanizmov i mashin (Course in the Theory of Mechanisms
and Machinery) 2d ed., rev. and abr. Moscow, Mashgiz, 1958. 488 p.
25,000 copies printed.
Reviewers: Reshetov, L. N,, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor,
Head, Dept. of Theory of Mechanisms and Machinery, Moscow Higher
Technical School,and Yudin, V.A., Doctor of Technical Sciences; Ed.
of Publishing House: Stupin, A.K., and Korableva, R.M.; Tech. Ed.:
Model', B.I.; Managing Ed. for literature on general technical and
transport machine building (Mashgiz): Ponomareva, K.A., Engineer.
PURPOSE: This book is approved by the Ministerstvo vysshego
obrazovaniya SSSR (Ministry of Higher Education of the USSR) as a
textbook for students of machine-building and aviation vuzes. It
may also be useful to engineers and designers engaged in the design
of mechanisms.
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Course in the Theory of Mechanisms and Machinery 1028
COVERAGE: The author examines all the basic problems of the investiga-
tion of mechanisms and machines, and the most Important problems of
the design of mechanisms for given conditions. Methods of kinemetic
and of power investigations of plane mechanisms, as applicable to the
design of simple mechanisms, appear in separate chapters. The
investigation of plane multilink mechanisms, based on the ideas of
Professor L.V.Assur, are also treated separately. Kinematic pairs of
plane and space mechanisms are studied together. The author states
that this 2nd edition of the book contains the following new
material: 1) the graphical kinematics of planetary transmissions
according to Professor L.P.Smirnov's method; 2) general information
on gearing, given by Professor M.L.Novikov; 3) numerical integration
of the differential equation of the motion of a mechanism, and other
problems. The author acknowledges the assistance of the reviewers,
Professors Reshetov and Yudin, and of Docent V.D.Karlin. The author
also gives a historical outline of the development of the theory of
mechanisms. There are 6 Soviet references.
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BARANOV~ G. G., (Prof.)
Prof. U. G. Baranov, I'On a Newly Developed Gear Deive of M. L. Nowikow."
paper presented at the 2nd All-Union Conf. on Fundamental ?roblems in the
Theory of kiachines and klechanisms, Moscow, USSR, 24-28 March 1958.

AUTHOR.,---a,!. Baranov SOV/21+-58-6--33/35
TITLE., Comments on I.I. Murashnir's paper "Increasing theA-,--~U-
racy in Instyraroz:n'11- TTaking," (Zamechaniya po statlye
1.1. Murashova 0 povyshenii tochnosti v priborost-
royenii)(Izv. An SSSR, Otn, Nr 7, 1956)
PERIODICAL; Izvestiya akademii nauk SSSR~ Otdeleniye tekhnicheskikh
nauk, 1958, Nr 6~ PP 153-155 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article in question appeared in issue Nr 7 of the
journal for 1956 and dealt, so far as can be established,
with primary and dey~ivative ei-r-ors In instruments.
Primary errors are those in the dimensions of the parts
in a mechanism, for example; derivative errors are those
caused by the primary errors. It is shown that the
simple treatment of the original article is inappropriate
to mechanisms in which the displacements are finite (eg
in a piston and crank mechanism), Another concept
UunuLional error) is also discussed: it is difficult to
know what the original author meant by this, though it
would seem to be a systematic error that varies according
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SOV/24-58-6-33/35
Comments on I, I. Murashov, s papaT , lnr~r easing the Aer--LzX-al~y in
instruipen", Makitig"
another (eg deviation from true form in a cylinder tut-ner~
on a lathe)~ It ~s shown that errors may or may not be
functional, arcording to the way one looks at them,
though the result3 from any CAlculation on the errors
mus'. of course be independent of the approach. Some
other more general cxitici.sms aiemade, which amount to
saying that it is impossible to classify the vast valiety
of errors that can o(.,ui- under a few simple heads. as
Murasho'v does., and that it is unsound to assume tiiat the
eY.~rors in any manufar~tured component are mainly systematic
in character. The general rohesion of the article is
also criticized,
There are 2 references. botb Soviet.
SUBMITTED: June 15,, 195--7
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BARANOV, Georgiy Georgiyevich; YUD114, V.A., doktor tekhn.nauk, retsenzent;
MO M 1, B.I., tekhn.red.
[Course of the theory of mechanisms and machines] Kura toorii
makhnnizmov i mashin. Izd.3., ispr. Moo]-va, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.
izd-vo mashinoRtroit.lit-ry, 1959. 488 p. (MIRA 12:8)
(Mechanical engineoring)