SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KEZKI,A. - KHABAROV, E.N.

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KEZKI, A.
Earth pressure on retaining wall tilting about the toe. In English. p. 377.
ACTA TECHNICh. (Magyar TudomwWos Akademia) Budstpestj Hangary, Vol, 25., no, 3/4,,
1959.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 8, No. 11, November 1959,,
Uncl.
G.B., inzh., retsenzent,
KRYNITSA, Mikhail Nikolayevichi KEZLING
TISHKOVETS, I.V., J-nzh., -retsei:ieif-;-VUSCVA, Z.7.J. red.;
FUDRYAVTSEVP F.A.,, nauchnyy red.; SHISHKOVA, L.M., tekhn. red.
(Equipment for mounting operations on ships]Osnastka dlia. mon-
tazhnykh rabot na sudakh. 2., izd., ispr. i dop. Leningrad,
Sudpromgiz, 1962. 390 p. (MIRA 16:1)
(Marine engines)
(Shipfitting-Equipment and supplies)

BOYNOVICHt D011 1"'.'-Kov, VII:31--'iy 1'(jtX1-)V!('h,; PISHNOV@
I
.-delr'en
FEDOROV, V. In., nauchrt. red.; KU ".E.CVA, A.1 red.
[Moch,anizat-lon of the manufacturo c'L pv'Aucts for tile
outfitting of ships) Mekhanizatsfift IzguLovIeniiii sudc-
vy kh do rc
echnykh ivAelii. Leningrad, Sudostroenle,
1, -A
196".. '179 P (1'1:@ 39:2)
YEZLn,TO, G.9.; KrSEIZVo 144
&tensivc use of electronic computara in producLion control
in ono of tile moot Important tasks of a'-dylbuilders. Sudo-
stroente no. 110/6-58 11 165 (MTRA 19:1)

KE Z R 'I M T7111 9 R . 1 -. - - -- - - - - - - I - - -- - - I -- -- I
Syphilis - DiaFnosin
Freruency of change of negative Wassrr.Tnn reaction into it rositive. one In the
process of treating seronegatIve primnry qyT!hllls. Veit. ven. I d-.'@rm. No. 3 1952.
Mlonthly list of Russian Accessions, ldbrary of Congress October 1952 UNCLASSIFIED

Constant tboorem of yeriodic liniits in lincztr -,.,stf,-mC w-it,- constant
-e Gzecl-.. P. 295. KC,"L:" Yil. -@nr@est.
coe4ficienU;. Tr. from U @ I.-
(I.,eports issued lb@ Ux L;ccti,-jn of Technical Sciences, hunrarian x--der-cy
of Sciences. C-uarterly) Vol. kL, Do. 1/3, 195h
liropean Accessions Li.-t Libr@,ry of Oon-rcsz
Vol. 5 I,To. 6, June 1956

KARLOCAI, Janos.. dr.; KEZSENYI, Janos, dr.
Report on the work of the Group of Montaineering. Foldr
kozl 10 no.3:303 162.
1. Magyar Foldrajzi Tarsasag Hegymaszo Cooprotja.
2. Vallalati jogtanacoos (for Karlocai).
F11 C 0 VSft--l P. -
Cz1__'C1'_G3tOV2@Y111L / Physical Chemistry, Thc; rmodyn--iii c s
Thc-rmochemistry. Equilibria. Phase
Transitions. Physico Chemical Analysis.
Abs lour: Ref Zhur-Kh1miya, No 20, 1959, 709284
Author : Dykyj, T.; Paulech, J,; Kfucovsky, Pa
Inst : Not given.
Title : Physical Properties of Ethylcne Glycol and Its
Derivatives. III. Equilibrium - Liquid-Vapor
- of Binary Mixtures.
Orig Pub: Chem. zvesti, 1958, 12, No 9, 543-557.
A.bstract: By apraviousl described method (RZKhira, 1955,
No. 15, 31216T at atmospheric pressures of 30,
80 and 740 mm, the equiiibrium - liquid-vapor -
was invostigated in 11 binary mixtures contain-
ing as one of its components uthers or osters
0 of othylene glycol: (1) mothanolmonomethyl
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AUTHOR: Vyallyamyae, G.; Kukk, V.; Rekhepapp,, Yu,; Khaak, Kh,;
KheynrMsen, V.
TITLE: Some problems in the preparation and study of a mercury
selenide Hall film transmitter
SOURCE: '@j Ref, zh. Metrologiya. i Izmeritellnaya tekhnika, Abs, 8,32,938,
REF SOURCE: Tr. Tallinak, ]2olitekhn, in-ta v. A., no. 213, 1964Y
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TOPIC TAGS: Hall effect, metal film, mercury,00magns"K. zinc plating,
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ABSTRACT: Experimental samples of mercury selenide Hall film trans-
mitters were prepared by the vacuum process method without Interrup-
tion of the vacuum during the operation. The study showed that it is
advisable to inake the contacts of zinc. The stability of the trans-
mitters with zinc contacts is higher than with contacts made of silver
paste. Moreover, the contacts were not previously (before the paste
was applied) expoBed to air. A table giving the basic parameters of
HgSe transmittera and their various characteristics is also included.
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AUTHOR: Haas, A.--Khaas, A.
ORC: Central Measurements Research Laboratory,,. Budapelt L
in the m'ometer protecting tubes
TITLE: Stationary @e ture@distribution
SOURCE: Academia scientiarum hungaricae. Act3 technica, v. 51, no. 3-40 1965)
291-308
TOPIC TAGS: temperature distribution, thermometer
ABSTRACT: Equations were derived to characterize the tema:
peratui-re distribution in thermometer protecting tubes for cases where the
tube does not protrude beyond the space of measurement and for cases where
it protrudes beyond this space. These equations are claimed to be more ac-
curate than those available for this purpose in the relevant literature.
This was verified by comparing measured and calculated values. The methods
for calculating the temperature distribution described by W. TEWES (&Mh.
WaMayir.s,tchaft, Vol 19, 1938, p 189 and by A. CLOSTERHALFEN (Forsqh,,l ,
gcni2a]@jcsgn, Vol 9, 1938, p 279) were found to be relatively iniaccurate.
T@e'information gathered in the course of these studies contributes to
better designing of thermometers and thermometer protecting tubes.
Orig. art. has: 9 figures and 57 formulas. tJFRS: 33,909)
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KHAASI E9
New adridnistrative structure of the EstorAan Ministry of Agriculture. P-574
SDTSIALISTLIK POLUIMAJANDUS. Tallinn, Estonia* Vol. 14, no. 12L, June 1959
Morrthly List of East European Accessions (-7FAI), IZ. Vol. 8, No. 9, September 1959
Uncl.

MAS, P.
Causes of damages in the Franko Tozi turbim group in the
V. Kolarov Hydroelectric Plant. p.21 ELEKTROENMIU.
(Ministerstvo na elektrifikatsilata i Profsuiuz na elektro-
rabotnitsite) Sorila. Vol. -t, No. 2, February 1956
SOURCE: East European Accessi.ons List, (EEAL) Library of Congress,
Vol. 5, No, 11, Noveraber 1956

IYEVINSH, Ya.K.; BETIN, S.G.; KIIAAS V M.; TKACIIUKOV, V.Ya.,
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nauchn. red.; SHCHEGLOVI, 1. t-I-V
77 MI -
[Farm mechanization in the countries of the northwestern
zone of Europe (Finland, Sweden, Denmark, the German
Democratic Republic)) Mekhanizatsiia sellskogo khoziaistva
v stranakh Severo-Zapadnoi zony Diropy (Finliandii -
Shvetsii - Danii - GDR); obzor. I-Ioskvii, 1963. 91 p. (Kom-
pleksnaia mekhanizatsiia i avtonatizatsiin predpriiatii.
Seriia 1-63) (MIRA 17:5)
1. Moscow. TSentral'W institut nauchno-tekhnicheskoy in-
formatsii po evtomatizateli i mashinostroyeniyu.

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5/048/61/025,/003/017/047
B104/B214
AUTHOR: Khaav, A. A.
TITLE: Electron diffraction study of the effect of gases on the
structure of sublimated layers of alkali halide salts
PERIODICAL: Izvestlya Akademii nauk SSSR. Seriya fizicheskaya,
v. 25, no- 3, 19611 356-357
TEXT: This paper was read at the Ninth Conference on Luminescence
(Crystal Phosphors) held in Kiyev from June 20 to June 25, 1960.
Klement et-al. (Ref. 1, Klement F. D., 'Zh. fiz. khimii, 21, 563 (1947)1
Ref. 2: Klemen4 F. D., Malvaheva A. F., Nilova I. S., Solovlyeva A. A.,
Tr. IFA AN ESSR, No. 4, 36 (1956)) had established that phosphors pre-
pared by sublimation in a vacuum cham@er are transformed under the action
of air, oxygen, and fluorine, Other gases (N , H , water vapor) show
no similar effects. In some systems, an inteRsivi recrystallization was
found in a fluorine atmosphere. The object of the present work was
to clarify whether a recrystallization of.the sublimated layer take's
place also under the action of air or bxygen, and what the significance
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KULEBA, S.I.; KRAA , R.A.
Stapla dress fabrics. Taket.prom. 16 zo.4354 AP 156. MU 917)
(Textila fabrics)

3/114/61/000/012/005/006
E194/E955
@UTHORS: Kravchenko, N.A.9 Vere-jh6haga, Ye.A., Xh!j._baqhevt
Voynich, Ya.L. and Nusankin, A.F., Engineers
TITL-,": Recent work of XhTGZ imeni Kirov
PE Rio U j G U: Energomashinoutroyeniye, no.12# 1961, 48
TEXT: An investigation of the resistance to STOWth Or
it r, tre ngt hcast iron in staLcipi at temperatures of 37)-4007'
IiIiii, %-iork wri (lone on cast 1ron grade 13Li-45-5 M;h-45-5) uocd In
1,1W diapfirla,6inu of turbine type-PSK-150 (PVK-150). Test resulto
are, also given of relaxation@stability, hot hardness, and
mechualcal properties at various temperatures. The resistance to
grourth was determined as the change in length and weight of
spcaimeas 15 mm diameter and 100 mm long during periods up to
45OU hours. The material displayed some tendency to increase
in length in steam at these temperatures; the mean increase in
len7th after 5000 hours at 3750 was 1.2% and after 3000 hours --tt
400ti, o. 86% @dirig for longer tiries gives no greater inex-ement.
L',c,losures a; 410100 C for 5000 hours revealed no change in the
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mnorostructure of the cast iron. The inaterial i@s of poDr
reInLxr.ttion stability.
Pill investigation of steel fj-@ (P-@) of KhTGZ melt no.60U.
T study was made of a four-ton welt of steel which wao used to
inalce n valve frame, parts for weldirq; aud experimental forgings.
The w-icro and micro structures of the steel were uniform, and ia
both the cast and forged states the properties are stable at a
working temperature of 5800C. Long-term tensile test:j showed
Vi-,Lt the loncr-term strength for a time of 100 000 hotiro, -,t
Working te!,,perature 6 A
is: for the forged condiLion 7.@) , --or
@hc! c!tst 9.7 k,@fiua 9 and for a welded joint m dO witli electrode
type RA-2-6tJ (TsL-26M) not less thaa 6 k,/O.
The introduction into mvLnufncture of the therw-I di-C.rosion
ohromium pl.'ItIng !70_njd@@_fo_F -re IE or, i!Ig o--q-k;j o.': s
mochanismo of turU
.111 350 MW turbine operating at a pressure of @)Alf) *.-i;w thUre i.'j
to reinfurce the surface of varlous o-.rts in coat-.-.ot with
Lh,_@ steam? such ao valve seaLings running aL of
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3/j.1 6 1/000/01P/00@/(A)6
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1@6()Oc and above. Ilavin& prov-,A -,m:;uit,,.b-Lc, P,,;,*i
tfterm-tl di.ffusion III(Ailod of C111,01QUIM
W'Is carried out in a powder consist-irij-, ).' 7W-', C;)-,
-':'(I 1,Z k4NS. The p--irts with chroodum IA-Itln@-- vdxlotr@,-
are iti"I --,. cont, jn@;!r w' ich is s.,-,aciaLly :3e,led io
nAr and plating t,,:,ikei3 place at a temperaLure of' 10;.-IO-J.OiOO(; foi,
L@!n :@tuar@i, Tiic con-kUner with the ptrtu io thon .;ft t/-Ap@r
1) nd anne!i1ed o Tile Fivoo tt st irface coAiog oC wo-v,
-rcsi,,,t-DLnt ,.)nd vory hard caruide Cr@3C6 to a depth of 0.03 mtl
Ili.(: roh-lrdzic6s of 1450-3,000 kg/ifaa , Tile process is c,)Ylvonioul, .,,i
11d Mivas a filln of good qualiLy-
Ail-invc:,Lig,ition of steel -ru@e A-1 (P-1) in -t.,ie c!y3- cyna;
A 1,!3 itl;-,-rOdU6 ii inl6o production.
Le!;j,s, rin nn experimental full-Jeale casting of' -t cylinder i'vnl,t-2
grade P-1 uhowed 'that: there were no crReIcs, or necumul.-It-
ioos of non-metallic or sulphurous inclusions; aiech-nic::tI 'proper-
wore sitisf-ictory in both 'thin .n(I thick th
s1;r-.bLAt,y of properties at working temperatures w-,:-,
the 1OY4-term L;tcength of the materit-d ,tt a t(!:rj)er!-,.-zr-e oil'
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1.00 000 hours ic,; 1.2-13 kg/mm2 for thin and thick O!j
L-.,iis of tlv@,, Le8t reoults castings were made for Liv-@ Cr-,,me oc
iriternol high-pr(m.3ure cylinder of tuxbino md
@(,@;ts on the vjeO@.l grtve good results.
Fire-reuistant tnoAld 2-tint based on zircon.
Zircon-based fire-rusistant paint has been devel.ooed --.!i(i ul;c:j
9tead. of marshAllite paint for i-ritirlp, f*,)d3 ,)I'
More th@m a Year in.
;ulphitv wood-pitch atixture and iL has sometini,!:3 o@i used Cor
liritin@,v, moulds made of fast-drying liquid-g1ta,--s mixlure for
carbon and alloy steels for turb--'.nes. The pain@ is made of
zircon (iron free) + 2% fire-res-Lstant clay (ben-.onitc) 10.'
--j1phide alkali. The rods and mould.,; ave giveti cino two
oi, the jw@int- Use of the paint improves the 01
,;teel ca.-;tings.
A new ouiqk-jq:EyjW 'jiqu@d-g],.as2. w@ :t Oic
jnoi-ild - apteri, . .... ..
.1ron 011C arld C'Jokin&LA211-t.
liquid-glass formulation (corvsistitt,-@ )L" 98.51 nu-!r@-,,-
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f
i-!j @tdded 1@1 iron ore and cookine, ,m]A. Thi.,; c:11VIge, Whilst act.
vhQ main properties corwiderably improvcs of
t? C 0 PU 11'0111 the metal by forraing a vitreous skin over the wu!tid
T,L,-, ma"crial iu used for cu--owi -tad aiJ.o.f zitcel c-L!
uZ u p t o2.5 tonu. There are no figure.,j, tubles or referooccu.

SAMARIN, A.M., otvetstvenn@y redaktor; SOKUOV, F.Ye., redaktor;
HADA-KHRA-59HRICL."., redaktor; GOSTIV, K.I., redaktor; PRONOV, A.P..
redaktor; CHMOV, A.N., redaktor izdatallstva; SOMOREV, B.A.,
takhnichaskiy redaktor A
[Continutius zasting of steel] Neprei7vnaia razlivka stali; 17-19
oktiabria. Moskva, lzd-vo Akademil nauk SSSR, 1956. 299 p. (MLRA 9:7)
1. Voevoyuznaya konferentmiya po nepreryvaoy razllvke stali,
lot. 1955. 2. Chlon-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Sam@rin)
(Steel-Metallurgy) (dontinous canting)

For stfindards e-nd specifications wIthout any rc-servat, Ions.
Sfandnrr-'@Zatalia 28 no.10s43 0 164. (MIRA Yh12)
1. Zamestitell predsedatelya Gost.darstvennogo komiteta po
sudostroyeniyu SSSR.
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BUTOMA, B.Ye.; YFGOROV, M.Ye.; DEREVYANKO, Yu.G.; KHABAK11PASHEZ.-A.A.;
BAKAYEV, V.G.; ISHKOV, A.A.; KOLFSNICHENKO, N.S.; KAHENTSF7, V.M.;
GORSHKOV, S.G.; KASATONOV, M.A.; ISHCHENKOV, N.V.; AFANASIYEV, S.A.;
TITOV, G.A.; LARIONOV, M.F.
Boris Evgenlevich Klopotov; obituary. Sudostroenie 30
no.11:81 164. (MIRA 18:3)

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SUBJECT USSR / PHYSICS CARD I / 2 PA - 1518
AUTHOR NOVIKOV,I.I.9 SOLOVEV,A.N.9 CIIABACHPAMA,E.M., GRUZDEV,V.A.,
PRIDAHZEVrA.I.9 VASENINA,U.JA.
TITLE The Heat Transfer and the The.*mophysioal Properties of Fused
Alkali Metals.
PERIODICAL Atomnaja Energija, 1, faso. 4# 92-106 (1956)
Issued:. 19-10-1956-
From 1950 to 1955 the authors carried out experimental research work concerning
the thermophysioal parameters and the heat transfer of fused metals. The present
article deals with the most important results obtained in the course of this
research work.
Heat transfer: The experimental apparatus oonsisted of a heat commutator, coolar,
pumpt consumption meter, and registering valve. The individual components and
their functions are discussed. In a series of experiments the heat transfer be-
tween liquid sodium and the copper heating surface is investigated. In the course
of a second series of experiments the inner surface of the same heat commutator
was coated with a nickel layer of about 10 e.06 thickness. Experiments were carried
out at a velocity of flow of the liquid sodium amounting to from 0,8 to 11 m/sec
and at temperatures of from 140 to 3400 C. On this occasion the dimenionless
criteria characterizing heat transfer were modified within the following limits:
Re'- 1,5.10 4 to 2,1.105 , Pr - (5 to 9).10-3, Pe - 100 to 1400.
The viscosity of Na, K, Li and of a eutectic mixture of Na and K (25A Na +

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AUTHORSs Khabakhp!@shsvap Ye..M., Illin, Yu. M.
TITLEi Beat transfer to a sodium-potassium alloy in annular gaps
PERIODICALs Atomnaya energiyal v. 9, no. 6, ig6o, 494-496
TEXTa The heat-transfer coefficients for liquid metals in'annular or flat
gaps have already been calculated theoretically. So far, these results
have not been verified by experiments. The present "Letter to the
Editor" reports on analyses of heat-tra,nafer coefficients, which are based
on measurements of the wall temperature made far enough from the supply
line. The measurements have been made on thick-walled copper tubes having
an inside diameter of 17 mm, along the axis of which there was a heater.
The wall temperature of the tubing was measured with the help of
8 thermocouples. It has been found that the heat-transfer coefficients
0.8
were stable and agreed well with Lyon's formula: Nu - 7 + 0-025 Pe
The heat transfer to Na-K alloys was investigated by supplying heat from
both sides and from one side to annular gaps of various widths (2-5, 3.5,
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Heat transfer to a... B102/B212
and 4-5 mm). The results of tests where heat had been applied from one
side .only stray around the straight line Nu (d I/d 2)0 -3 .0.75 Nut
(Nut - 7 + 0.025 Pe 0.8 ), and those for the case-where heat was supplied
from both sides stray around Ru - 10-5 + 0-036 Pe 0.8 (d1 in the diameter
of the hot surface). It has been foun4. that the Nusselt number for
narrow annular gaps (dj/d 2"_4 1) where heat had been supplied from one
side was about 25-30% smaller than for round tubes having the same Peclet
number. This agrees well with theoretical calculations. For the heat
supply from both sides, the Nusselt nunber agrees wall with the theory
for annular gaps for Poolet numbers >500 and exceeds the corresponding
Nueselt numbers for round tubes by a factor of 1-3-1-5. The experimental
results confirm the theoretical concluisions that for coolants with small
Prandtl numbers changes of the geometrical form of the channel or of the
mode of heat supply will influence considerably the intensity of heat
exchange. There are 3 figures and 7 referencest 4 Soviet-bloc and
3 non-Soviet-bloo. The three references to English-language publications
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ACCESSION NR: AT4013173 8/305D/63/000/000/0034/0043
AUTHOR: Kbabakhpasheva, Ye. M.; Korsun, A. S.
L
TME: Effect of eccentricity on the temperature distribution In a cooling rod
SOURCE: Zhidkiye metally*. Sbornik statey. Moscow, Gosatomizdat, 1963, 34-43
TOPIC TAGS: -heat emission, thermal radiation, surface cooling, cooling, cooling rod,
j -- liquid metal, heat carrier, cooling rod temperature, cooling rod eccentricity
TRACT: The authors attempt an analytical solution of the problem of the temperature
_A33S
t---distribution on the surface of a cooling rod, the axis of which does not coincide with the
r--Wts of the pipe through which the liquid metal is flowing, thus leaving an eccentrio
annular space. The equations which are derived:
T
'cP
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M)
(2)
show that with small eccentricities, the variation in the temperature of the liquid metal'
and cooling rod is directly proportional to the eccentricity. It follows from the first of
these equations that the temperature distribution in the heat carrier is stabilized when
the exponent is equal to 3; the length of the section of thermal stabilization is then given
by ~,Yc' ve which is quite large for the liquid metal heat carriers. The changes in
P
the temperature of the heat emitting surface aro determined by changes In the temperature
of the heat carrier and the temperature head; consequently, when the coefficient of heat
exchange to the liquid metal Is large, the change in temperature of the heat emitting our-
face Is determined primarily by the change In tomperature of the heat carrier. For the
common heat carriers, the local coefficient of heat exchange in an eccentric annular ring
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0.8, so that it decreases at a constriction in the ring, but in the
is proportional to Re
Y
case of a liquid metal heat carrier the opposite Is true due to the presence of a constant
component in the expression for Nu. Therefore, under these conditions, the change in
temperature of the heat emitting surface can be calculated on the basis of the change in
temperature of the liquid metal. Orig. art. has: 36 formulas and 1 figures.
ASSOCIATION: None
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KUIATElADZE, S.S.; LEONTIYEV, A.I.; RUMSOV, N.A.; GOLIDSHTIK,
MI.A.; VOLGHKOV, E.P.; DAVYDOVA, 1..V.; DI",UZHINM, S.A.;
KIRILLOVA, N.N.; E'ALEMKOV, I.G.; MOSKVIGIIEVA, V.N.;
MIROI:OV, B.P.; MUKHIN, V.A.; MUKIIINA, N.V., REBROV, A.K.;
FEDOROV, V.K.; KHABAKHPASHEVA, Ye.1,11.; SHTOKOLOV, L.S.;
SHPAKOVSKAYA, L.I., red.
(Heat and mass transfer and friction in a turbulent
boundary layer] Teplomassoobmert i trenie v turbulentnor,
pogranichnom sloe. Novosibirsl:, Red.-izd. otdel Sibir-
skogo otd-niia All SSSR, 1964. 206 p. (MIRA 18-1)
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ACC21M AP6008833 SOURCE CODE: UR/0204/66/004/001/0092/0098
AUTHORs Khab!@@asheva, Ye. M ; Grazdevg, L M.
ORG: Institute.ofTA al.,P .Alberian Branch,_Acadgmy qf@ $c1eqW SSS In tut
.,vrp- _hyAjq s R sti
teplotiziki SlbIrskogo otdolonlya Akademil nauk SSSR)
TITLE: The Influence of heat flux on the hydraulle resistance and heat exchange In the
turbulent flow of dropping liquids in tube's
SOURCE: TeplofIzlka vysokikh temperatur, v. 4, no. 1, 1966, 92-98
TOPIC TAGS: heat flux, b'draulic resistance, beat exchange, turbulent flowt pipe flo
y W
viscous fluid. . --- - .. . - 11
ABSTRACT: Thib article investigates flow of a fluid in which, due to nonisothermality,
only the viscosity changes, which is practically characteristic of many dropping liquids in
states not close to the critical, A study is made of stabilized (in the thermal and hydro-
dynamic respect@ steady-state turbulentnuidflow in a smooth tube. The calculation is
performed according to the conventional "three-layer scheme" and is applicable to fluids
with Prandtl numbers not too Merent from zero (Pr a 1:20). Viscosity variations with
the temperature are considered only in the viscous sublayer. The heat conductivity coeffio-
lent is assumed constant, so that the fluid temperature in the viscous atblayer varlea
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ACC NR, AP6013928 0j) SOURCE CODE: UP./0207/66/000/002/0100/0103
AUTHOR: Kostylev, Yu. V. (Novosibirsk); TMov, V. 1. (Novosibirsk); Khabakhpasheva.-
Ye. M. (Novosibirsk)
ORG: none
TITLE: Velocity profiles for laminar flow of structurally viscous fluids between
Rarallel planes
SOURCE: Zhurnal prikladnoy mckhaniki I tekhnKcheskoy fiziki, no. 2, 1966, 100-103
TOPIC TAGS: laminar flow, flow profile, viscous fluid, plane flow, shear
hSTRACT: Thk authors compare theoreticai and experimental velocity profiles for
structurally viscous fluids. It is shown that the velocity profile ie independent of
the tangential shear stress on the wall for stabilized flow in a flat channel. The
experimental installation was made up of a closed system with a constant-level tank.
The measurements were made in a rectangular transparent channel. The instrument used
for measuring the velocity profile is briefly described. Experimental curves are giv-
en showing the viscosity as a function of tangential shear stresses at the wall for
aqueous solutions of polyvinyl alcohol and carboxymethylcellulose. It was found that
the viscesity curve Is approximated satisfactorily by the theoretical formula below
a certain value for the tangential stress at the wall. The experimental results seem
2
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ACC NRi
AP6030329 SOURCE CODE: Ull/01'10/6(;/011/00'~'/0143/0147
I
AUT-HOR: I-Chabakbpasheva, Ye. M.
ORG: Institute of Ther.mophysics, SO AN SSSR, Novosibirsk (Institut teplofiziki
SO AN SSSR).
TIT LE,: I! e nnd hmt-trnn _1jvr at a turbulent flow of viscous
liquids
SOURCE: Inzhenerno-fizicheskiy zhurnal, v. 11, no. 2, 1966, 143-147
TOPIC TAGS- hydraulic resistance, heat tr;-xnsfer coefficient, fluid viscosity,
thermodynamic function, rheologic property, turbulent flow, viscous liquid
i ABSTRACT: A universal velocit distribution and conventional relationships for
y
hydraulic -resistance and heat-transfer coefficients, including tile viscosity at a
Lubular wall, are shown to be valid for plugviscous Fluids of which the rheological i
i i
properties depend only on the thermodynamic parameters an(] the shear stress.
Prediction according to these equations is difficult since tile iteration method is
required for determining the viscosity at the wall. Foi- fluids with linear yielding,
equations are presented which do not have such a disadvantage. The predicted
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t ig, art. has: I figure aDd
red with the experimen al data. Or
equations are cornpa
15 formulas. [Based on author's abstract]
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48-7-17/21
AUTHORS: Serdyukova, I.A., Khabakhpashev, A.G., Tsenter, E.M.
TITLEt The Investigation of the (oc,# n) - Reaction on Oxygen
(Issledovaniye (oC , n reaktaii na kislorode)

PERIODICALi Izvestiya Akad. Nauk SSSR, Ser. Fiz., 1957, Vol. 21, Nr 7,
PP- 1017 - 1019 (USSR)

ABSTRACT: 16 17 la
Natural oxygen consists of 3 isotopest 0 0 and 0 . The
reaction (of, n) on these isotopes has the followi. g energy
n
1
effecti on 0
6 - 12 MeVj on 0 7 + 002 MeVj on O18
- 0,7 Mev-
In this manner the (ob , n)-reaction for all known 0(.,-emitters
can only take place on the isotopes o17 and 018. The emission
of the neutrons upon irradiation with 0(- -particles of natural
oxygen shows that at least one of these isotopes possesses a
larger cross section with regard to the ( vG , n) - reaction.
The authors want to determine which isotope is responsible for
the larger emission of the neutrons as well as to determine its
cross section and to investigate the -radiation which ac-
Y@
n mpanies this reacticn. Four standard
ypes of sources repre-
centing a solution of polonium in nitric acid with various con-
Card 1/2 tent of heavy oxygen Isotopes (table) were prepared for determin

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21 7) 21 (3)
AUTHOR: Khabakhpashev A '30V/05-7 -1 -14/26
TITLE- The Sp,@uLi:uu f.)r the lls@-atrcas ;.-,f a Po-d--'-S@@uzca (Spektr
neytronov Po-ct-O-iatochnika)
PMMODICAL: Atomnaya onorgiya, 1959., Vol 7, Nr 1 7 1-72 ( TJS)-_@R)
ABSTRACT: By means of a nevily built scintillation srectrometer for fast
rieutronu (the spectrometer will tQ doscrited separately), the
block schome of which le given by figure 1, the neutron spectrum
of a Po-c