SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT STAROSTINA, Z.I. - STAROVEROV, F.M.

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by Yu. P. Arbuzov. Ye, Is Buro, and-L. I. Agapova-carried out the corrosioul
stiidiess and the investigation of the mechanical properties of the profile PS754-5
was carried out by Ye. I. Kutay-ts and S, M. Ambartsumran, Orig. art. has: 8
tables and 2 figures.
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AUTHOR: Edellman, N. M.; Vasillyeva, 11. 1.; Starostina, Z. L
ORG: none
TITLE; Preparation of pressed semifinished products from MI alloy
0322/0330
SOURCE: Alyuminiyevyye splavyp no. 4) 1966. Zharoprochnyye i vysokoprochnyye splavy
(Heat resistant and high-strength alloYs), 322-330
TOPIC TAGS: al-,uninum alloy property, metal pressing
ABSTRACT: The cause of the formation of macrocrystalline structure in sections of
AD31 alloy (composition in %: Cu 0.024, Ng 0.75, I-In 0.05, Fe 0.29, Si 0.42, Zn 0.02,
Ti 0.05, bal. aluminuml-1was studiA_ IurThe effect of technol4ical factors (pressing
temperature, degree oflf'deformation ing str I htening anA %eat treatment) on the
structure of the sections was determined. Migs shown that in order to obtain high-
quality sections without roughness (including@ hin-walled hollow ones of complex con-
figuration), they should be Drepared as followst the tempe'rature of the ingot during
pressing should be no less than 4,80-5000C, and that of the container, no less than
400-420'C. The temperature of heating for quenching should be 52Ot5OC; the holding
time for quenching thin-walled sections should not exceed 15-20 min. The sections
should be straightened on stretching machines with a degree of deformation of no more
than 4%. The artificial aging of pressed semifinished products should be carried out
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EXIURCE CODE: 31-:2 32-1
AUTT'-OR : `del'mar, Petz-anin A. M. S?@krob, V. Starostina, Z. i.
Gud'?.'o^v', NI
ORG. none
TITLE: Use of AD33 wrought aluminum alloy in the manufacture of large parts
operating under marine conditions
SOURCE: Alyuminiyevyye splavy, no. 4, 1960'. Zharoprochnyye i vysokoprochnyye
splavy (Heat-resistant and high-strength alloys), 312-321
TOPIC TAGS: aluminum alloy, high strength alloy, metal property/AD33 aluminum alloy
ABSTRACT: A method of manufacturing large AD33 wrought aluminum-alloy parts has
been developed. The alloy contains 0.83% Mg, o.630/0' Si, 0.4% Cu, and 0.2% Cr with
an impurity content of not more than 0.1% Mn, 0.23% Fe, 0.17% Zn and 0.035% Ti.
Machined, round ingots, 570 mm in diameter and 1280 mm long, and 292 mm in diameter
and 740 mm long were forged into disks 820 mm in diameter and 600 mm thick, and 560
in diameter and 375 mm thick, re 9?ectively. The disks were solution-heat treated
at 520C, water quenched, and ar ficially aged at 160C for 17 hr. In this condition
the disks had a tensile ztrere+.hT"of 30-35 kg/mm2, a yield strength of 27-80 kg/mm2,
____T_N
and an elongation of -1'2 - Anisotropy of mechanical properties did not exceed 2 kg
Card 112

5
USSR/Geology Nov 190
Stratification
Phosphorous
"Phosphorous-bearing Capacity of the Basalt Strata of the Lower Yuri Stata in the
11. Laba River Basin (Northern Caucasus)," N. V. Rengarten,, Z. K. Starostinal Caucasus
Combined Expeditionj, Soviet for InvestlEation of Productive Forcess Institute of Geol-
ogical. Scie ces, Acgdemy of Sciences of the USSR., 3PP, Submitted by Academician D. S.
Belyankin, Y May 19 7
I'Dok Ak Nauk" Vol LVIII2 No. 4
The lower Yuri deposits of the 11. Laba River can be divided into thr6d distinct and
separate lithological strata. The basalt strata is usually of the lowest of the three,
and is most evident in the region of Khut Veriyut. The authors discuss dome of the
.Lactors which might explain the reasons for the prosence of phosohorous in these basalt
deposits. Submitted by Academician D. S. Belyakin, 5 I-lay 1947

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MonthlY

STAROSTIM, Z.H.
Ture o@ the southeastern area of the Vilyuyek Basin. IST.
AN SM.Ser.geol. 21 no.8:70-77 Ag 156. (MA 9:11)
1. Geologicheskiy Institut Akademit nauk SM, Nookwa.
(Vilyuysk Basin--Geology)

3(5)
SOV/11-59-7-6/1?
AUTHOR.- Starostina-,-- Z.M"_-_-'-_
TITLE: On the Conditions of Distribution of Siderite Ores
in the Enclosing Rocks of the Bakal Group of Depo-
sits (The Southern Urals)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Seriya geologicheskaya,
10,59, Nr ?, pp 40-59 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The siderite ores of the Bakal deposit group, chan-
ging into brown iron ores in the oxidation zones,
are associated with 5 carbonaceous levels, which,
alternating with clay-slate levels, form the Bakal
suite (Upper Proterozoic era). This stratigraphic
scheme, compiled in 1938 by M.I.Garan*, has been
modified by the author who took into consideration
the latest results of prospecting drilling conducted
by Bakallskaya geologorazvedochnaya. partiya (the
Bakal Geologic Prospecting Party) and the Rudouprav-
Card 1/ 5 leniye Bakal I skikh mestorozhdeniy (the Mline Directorate

SOV/11-59-7-6/17
On the Conditions of Distribution of Siderite Ores in the Enclosing
Rocks of the Bakal Group of Deposits (The Southern Urals)
of the Bakal Deposits). The author presents the table
1 on which new levels indexed as Vak 1,2,3 etc, and
their correlation with the old stratigraphic scheme
are shown. In principle, the whole Bakal'skaya suite 1-a
the range of the Pakall group of deposits is a single
carbonaceous-schistous stratum changing in the south
into a schistous and in the north - into a carbonaceous
stratum. The author gives a very detailed description
of all levels, of which only the carbonaceous levels
composed of siderites are the ore-bearing ones, though
small lenses of argillaceous siderites are also found
in the schistous levels. The :B,@-Iskayia suite is co-mred
by the Z%allgtnika@a suite of different quartzites. Most
geologists adhere to the hypothesis of the sedimenta-
ry origin of siderites, the primary ore in this case
Card 2/5 being the ferruginous carbonates. As a result of the

SOV/11-59-7-6/17
On the Conditions of Distribution of Siderite Ores in the Enclosing
Rocks of the Bakal Group of Deposits (IT-he Southern Urals)
transformation of these carbonates, various oxidized
ores were formed, the difference between them de-
pending on the degree of oxidation and on the compo-
sition of primary ferruginous carbonates. According
to L.T,'.Mliropollskiy, the Bakal siderites contain
large quantities of magnesium carbonate and, by their
chemical composition, are near to sideropledites and
pistomesites. Rich siderites are, according to D.S.
Belyankin and V.V.Lapin, a compound of ferrous car-
bonates with the admixture of magnesium, calcium and
manganese carbonates in a solid solution, i.e. the
rich siderites are composed of one siderite phase
and the poor ones -of the siderite and ferruginous-
dolomitic phases. Other groups of geologists ascribe
the origin of siderites to the netamatosis of dolc-
mites and limestones either under the influence of
Card 3/5 vadose and ferruginous solutions or under the influence

SOV/11-591-7-6/17
On the Conditions of Distribution of Siderite Ores in the Enclosing
Rocks of the Bakal Group of Deposits (The Southern Urals)
of thermal ferruginous solutions of hypogenic origin.
As already said, the author adheres to the hypothesis
of sedimentary accumulation of primary ore substances.
According to her, the sedimentation of Bakal side.-Ilte
ores occurred in lagoonal or coastal-maritime condi-
tions, but these ores were later deeply metamorphized
during the lengthy fold forming period. The situa-
tion of the Bakal deposits in the cross-section and
in the enclosing rocks provlas, according to the author,
their sedimentary origin. These deposits were formed
in the zone of periodical c1l-iange of conditions favor
able for the accumulation of argillaceous sediments
rich in organic substances and of iron and magnesium
containing carbonates with an admixture of finely
grained ferrigenous materials. They were situated
in a zone of transition of carbonate facies in the
Card 4/5 north into the terrigenous facies in the south. The

SOV/11-59-7-6/17
On the Conditions of Distribution of Siderite Ores in the Enclosing
Rocks of the Bakal Group of Deposits (The Southern Urals)
whole ore-bearing zone, where the Bakal deposits are
situated, has a north-western course, while the lar-
-est siderite-bearing facies have a latitudinal orien.-
tation, which is presumably connected with the tec-
tonic development of the Urals regional depression
in the zone where this depression joins the Ufa Pla-
teau. The author mentions the following geologists:
V.K.Golovehenko, N.V.Grinshtueyn, 0.1'.Ser.-Deyev, A.Ya.
P,-.nov, Professor k.Ye.21,.Ilalakhov, Yu.S.Solovlyfv, V.A.
Ktk-/azev, N.A.Ushakov, P.,L.Zernyatchenskiy, Ya.7.
S,Lmoylov, A.1,T.Zavaritskiy, G.I.Mokshanov, D.V.1,Talivkin,
A.D.Arkhangellskiy and lu..k.Davydenko. There are
5 diagrams, 1 table, 4 maps and 21 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Geologicheskiy instuitut AIN SSSR, 1.:os!r_va (the Geological
Institute of the AS USSR, 1IOSCOVI)
Card 5/5

,STAROSTIITA, Z.M.
Siderites of the Bakal region. Izv. AN SM. SOr- 9001- 25
no.9:117-121 S 160. OfIU 13:9)
(Bakal region-Siderite)

!;TARCSTTNA, ZQYQ MikLqLlov@; RAAEEN, M.Y#., otv.red.;
CHEPIKOVAJ, I.M., red.izd-va; YEROFEYEVA, I.M., red.izd-va;
ZUDINA, V.I., tekhn.red.
[Riphean siderite-bearing formation in the western slope
of the Southern Urals] Sideritonosnaia formatsiia refeia
zapadnogo sklona -lUzhnogo Urala. Moskva, Izd-va Akad.
nauk SSSR, 1962. 104 p. (Akademiia nauk SSSR.
Geologicheskii institut. Trudy, no.71). (MIRA 15:11)
(Ural Mountains-Geology, Stratigraphic)
(Ural Mountains-Siderite)

STAROSIXA, WECLAWSKI, K.
"Test benches for injection pumns.11
p. 17 (Motoryzacja) Vol. 13, no. 1, Jan. 1958
Warsaw, Poland
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC. Vol. 7, no. 4,
April 1958

MEDYANIK, I.A.; STAROSTM, A.K.
Effect of dibazole on conditional reflexes in dogs. Nauk.zap.
Llviv.un. 26:18-39 154. (WRA 9: 10 )
(RHFLMIIS) (DOGS)

MMYANIX. I.A.; STAROSTTUK, A-K-
Effect of a ohyspasmin on conditional reflexes in dogs. Nauk.
zap.Llvtv.u;,. 26:40-57 154. (MLRA 9:10)
t / (REnXXIS) (WCS)

STAROSTYUK, A.K.
-r
' .'ftoVa* @1@&"ftnlcal renctions in dogs with different t7pes Of
nervous 879t6M8 folloving introduction of apiohispasmin'.116P.
ta -pov.Llvivo,,ao no 6 A-2157-58 155, (K*, 10:3)
rMALC a ') lNervous system) (Inhibition)
(pha ol @

USSR/Iftmun and Animal Ibysiology (Nornal and Pathological)* T-2
Matabolisn. Nitorgen Metabolism,
Abe Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 16, 19581 74546
Author Medyanik, I.A,$ Starostyuk, 1L.K.
Inst : Lvov Universtiy.
OriG Pub : On the Problem of Nervous Regulation of Urea Synthesis in
;uaimals of Different AGes.
Orig Pub t Dopovidi ta povidomlennya. Llvivslke un-to 1957, vip. 7,
che 3,, 81-88e
Abstract In nuppies of differant ages and in full grown doGs, the
content of NH , glutwine (G), and urea (U)-was determined
in the blood and urine. In part of the tests the animls
endured stress when ammonium acetate or different pharnaco-
logical active substances were introduced in them. The -
content of NH3 in the blood of the animals increased up to
Card 1/2
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USSR/Human and Animal Physioloey (Normal and Pathological). T-2
Metabolismd@ Nitrogen Metabolism*
Abs Jour Ref Zhur .- Biol., No 16, 1958Y 74546
the 20-45 day-old aninals and then decreased. The quantitY
of G increased up to the 4-month olds, The formation of G
from NFL, in puppies occureft norc intensively than in c7ovu
doGs. The introduction of carbocholine decreased the accu-
mulation of G in the blood and U in the urine caused by th e
stress with arrnnlun acetate. The most clearly ex3ressed
strenbth of urea-forminL; function of the liver was caused
by carbocholine in 20 day old puppies. The effect of atro-
pin sharply changed these effects depending on the "(,e:
in 16-10 day old puppies atropin had no influence on the
synthesis of U in tho liver, in 20-45 day old animls it
inhibited this process, =0. in later ages (over ij months)
strengthened it. Adrenalin stimulated the synthesis of U
in animals of all aaes* -- V.I. Rosengart.
Card 2/2

S/858/62/000/001/004/013
D2906/D307
AUTHORS: Akuenova, G. V., Zrada, 0. S., Krugovaya, G. N., Oleynik,
Ya. V., @Starostyukj A. K., Cherkashchenko, L. N. and
TITLE: The influence of radiation upon the phosphorous content'.,
and its metabolism in the brain
6OURCE: Llvov. Universytet. Problemna lyaboratoriya radiobiolo-
A
hiyi. Biologicheskoye deystviye radiatsii, no. 1, 1962,
30-34
TEXT: Frogs were exposed to total)body irradiation of 200r (at
10r/min) from a distance of 16 cm. ,T'he-brains were then investiga-@, _:@l
ted 2 hrs, and 2, 5, 7 and 11 days aTter exposure. 4 hoursbefore
decapitation 0.5 ml of aq. NaH P320 of a dosage of 25 @ic per 100.g
2 4
weight, was administered by intraperitonal injection. The amount
of acid-soluble P and its metabolism, the phospholipids and the
protein P of the brain were then investigated. Two hours after ex-
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6/858/62/000/001/004/013
The influence of radiation ... D296/D307
Posure, the total P-content in the acid-soluble fraction increased
by.12.8@'- as compared with the control animals. The inorganic-9---`
content increased by 11@a,,the total protein P by 210pf, and the con_.@.
tent of phospholipids decreased by 23.7dj, These changes were even
more marked after 2 dAys, when the total acid-soluble P fraction
increased by 27.1%, out of which the inorganic P increased by 31%P
the total protein P by 27.8% and the phospholipid content decreased
by 42c/@-. Six days after exposure, the total acid-sdluble P fractions
had increased up to 460.2% and the inorganic P-content by 87@a'- At
the same time, however, the phospholipid content decreased by 23%.
and the content of protein P by 1850'. Seven days after exposure the
total acid-soluble P fraction increased by 50@o' but the total quan-
tity of inorganic phosphate increased b@ 11.1% compared with the
control animals. The phospholipid content was still decreased by
33% and the total protein P by 30%. 11 days after exposure, the
total acid-soluble P fraction was still increased by 45% out.of
which the inorganic P exceeded the values fouTid in the control ani-
mals by 366,4, the content of the phospholiDids was again increasedizy
Car(i

S/858 62/000/001/004/Pl3
The influence of radiation D296/D307
37@6' and the content of the total protein P decreased by 39%. Thus
..the acid-soluble P.-L-raction. remained increased throughout the expe-
riment, but the changes in protein P and phospholipids moved in
opposite directions. After an initial increase in the protein P
level a decrease could be observed, whilst the phospholipids'
showed an increase. Two hours after exposure, the rate of, metabo-
!ism, as estimated by the relative specific activity of the frac-
tions, showed changes parallel to thos6 in the P content. After 2
-*5 days, the decrease of the specific activity in all fractions
indicated a slowing down of the phosphate metabolism which revert .e4
to its normal level after 8 - 12 days. There are 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Kafedra fiziologii cheloveka i zhivotnykh Llvovskogo
universiteta (Department of Human and Animal-Physio-
logy, Llvov University)
card 3/3

STAROSTTUK, A.M.
@ , --.- @ @ - , @ @ 2--. @
Xvaluation of electrical stimulation with sledge induction apparatus.
Vop. fiziol. no.6:148-151 053. (NLRA 8:1)
(PMIOLOGT@ apparatus and'instruments,
sledge induction appar., evaluation of electric
StIMOAtion)

L 18827-63 BDS
ACCESSION NR: AP3001520
S/O?-38/63/009/003/0408/0409
AUTHOR: Starostyuk, K. M.
TITLE: Determination of speed of spread of ultrasound waves in organic fluids
SOURCE: Fiziologichny*y zhurnal, v. 9. no* 39 X963v 408-409
TOPIC TAGSs ultrasound interferometry, blood, plasma, serum
ABSTRACTs After determining that theraLware no data in the literature an this
topic, author decided to accurately determine the ultrasound spread in certain
biological fluidal inoludtng blood# plasma and serum. He therefore designed
a simple interferometer and proceeded to measure the parameters of interest
th 5% sodium citrate, using ultrasound pulses.
on human bank blood preserved wi
of 1 watt per square centimeter. He thus found that the ultrasound pulse waves-
spread with a velocity of 1670 meters per second in human blood ( plus or minus
3.6%) this velocity being somewhat higher than the 15W meters per second
generally measured in human tissues. Orig. art. has; 1 figure.
:Card 1/2

PECHURD, Solqzon Saulovich; RATINOV, V.B., nauchn. red.; STAROSVETOVA,
V.G., red.; NESMYSIDYA, L.H., tek1m.-sed.
[Production of gypsum tiles, blocks, and boards] Proizvodstvo
gipsovykh plit, blokov i panelei. Yoskva, Proftekhizdatv
1963. 208 p. (MIRA 16:8)
(cypsum products)

NIKITIN, Lev Ivanovich; BURKOV, V.I,, nauchn. red.; STAROSVErOVA,
V.G., red.
(safety measures at woodworki-yig ep.-@erprisesl Tel:hnika-
bezopasnosti na derevoobrabatyvalushchikh predpriieiiakh.
Moskva, Vvsslaia shkola, 1964. 185 P. (K[RA 18:2)

YEV-QTYUGOV, Aleksandr Ivanovich, in@hq POKROVSKIY, Alek-sandr
Illich, inzh.� KFEYNDLIN, L.N., nauchn. red.; STAROSVETOVA,
V.G., red,
[Woodworking operational Plotnichnye raboty. Moskva, Vysshaia
shkola, 1965. 300 P- (ttIRA 18'14)

TOLSAYI, FlOvAl @uo,,griyevich; i(NIAN, 13.V.g nauchn. red.1
red.
(y,ascnry and furnace work in rural construction] Kameu-
nye i pechiVe raboty v sel*skom stroitellstve. Mosicva,
Vysshala shkola, 1965. 302 p. (MIRA 18-.12)

NUN, Alaksey Antipovich; SHAPIRO, 1.0,) nauclui. red.;
STAROSVETOVA, V.G. red.
1-1.
(Industrial training of plasterers] Proizvodstvennoe
obuchenie shtukaturov. Moskva, Vysshaia shkola., 1965.
99 P. (MIRA 18:12)

GOSIN, Naum Yakovlevich; ROGOVOY, M.I., nauclui. red.; STIRO."NWOVA,
V. G. red.
[Manufacture of ceramic buildirg materials] Proizvodstvo
keramiches.@7kb stroitellrqkh nRterialov. Moskva, Vysshaia
shkola, 1965. 221 p. (MqA 19:1)

YELUKHIIN, N.K., kand. tekhn. nauk; STARLOSVITSKIY, 0, 1,, i-nzh.
Heat transfer P-:nd 1%ydraulic resistance in regeneratuors, w-Ith
fill p6cklrg of the a4r separation units. TTqid-y VNIIKIMASK
no.506-60 162. (MIRA 18:3)

STAROSVETSKIY, V.A., ordinator
Organization of a nursels vork in the otolaryngological departwnt
of a polyclinic. Med. sestP 21 no.2:38-40 F 162. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Iz kafedry bolezney ukha, gorla i nosa Moskovskogo mditsinskogo
stamatologicheakogo instituta i OiVprinolaringologichaskoy gorodskoy
bollnitsy Noj50.
(NURSES AND NURFING)
(OTOIARYNGOIWY)

AUTHOR: Starosvitskiy, 0.1., Engineer 67-0-3-6/18
TITLE: -The Utilization o@fthe@Heat of Compressed Air for the Gasification
of Liquid Oxygen (Ispol'zovaniye tepla szhatogo vozdukha dlya
gaziftkatsii zhidkogo kisloroda)
PERIODICAL: Kislorod, 1958, .@c 1 . Nr 3, PP. 32-34 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: By way of an introduction the disadvantages are enumerated which
must be taken into account when using electric heating in gasifi-
cation. It is further said that these disadvantages can be avoid-
ed by using the hot air from the air compressors instead. In the
oxygen apparatus of the types "AK" and "SK-1 this heat is taken
off after the first stage of the compressor. The necessary additi-
onal device is shown in foxm of a schematic drawing and described.
According to calculations carried out the heat available for
operation of the gasifying device is amply sufficient. The heat
conduction system for the heating of the gasifiers which is de-
scribed in this paper has been in use at the 84mkLy Chemical Wofks
since 1953, and vras found to give good results. There are 2 fig-
ures.
Card 1/-! 1, Oxygen (Liruid)--Heating 2. Air compressors--Thermal effects
3. Heat--Sources

YELUKHIN, N.K., kand.tekhn.nauk; STAROSVITSKIYp S.I., inzh.
Heat transfer and hydraulic resistance in dumped packings of
regenerators. Khim.@nashinostr. no.5:19-23 S-0 163. (KMA 16:10)

MOROZOV, A.P.; MININ, V.F.. inzh.; SHIFRIN, L.S., inzh.; STAROV, A.Y., inzh.,-
MJGAGH* Ta,Yu. , inzh.
Thin-slab reinforced cement roofs in housing construction. Blul. tekh.
inform. 3 no.11:3-6 N 157. (UM 11:1)
1. De7.rstvItel'W chlen Akadeall strottellstva I arkhitektury (for
Iforozov).
(Roofs, Concrete)

MOROZOV, jt.P.; MININ. V.F., inzh.; STAROV, A.F., inzh.; SHIFRIN, L.S., inzh.
First experience of using reinforced cement for roofs in civil
conatmation. Blul. tekh. inform. 3 no.12:13-17 'D 157. (MIRA 11:1)
1. Deyatvitallny7 chlen Akademii stroitalletva i arkhitaktury (for
Morozov).
(Roots, Concrete)

YESHCIIENKO, D.D., Inzh.; SULROV, A.F., inzh.; SHIFRIN, L.S., Inzh.
Vibrated brick panels for apartment houses. Biul.takh.inform.
po stroi. 5 no-11:7-8 N '59. (MIRA 13:4)
(Leningrad--Building blacks)

AID P 3846
Subject USSR/Meteorology
Card 1/1 Pub. 71-a - 9/35
Author Starov, D. K.
Title On "vaporization" over the sea surface
Periodical Met. i. gidr.p 6P 35-37, NID 1955
Abstract The causes for the fog-like vapors appearing over the
Black Sea in winter are discussed. Detailed research
on temperature changes of the water and of the air
done in 1953-1954 is reported. Tables showing time,
location, temperature humidity, etc. are inclu4ed.
One diagram. One 1936 Russian reference.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

SOV/169-60-3-2763
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, 1960, Nr 3, p 108 (USSR)
AUTHOR3 Starov, D.K.
TITLEs The Wind Field at Mean Altitudes of Troposphere over the Black
Sea
PERIODICAL: Tr. Ukr. n.-i. gidrometeorol. in-ta, 1959, Nr 10, PP 70 - V1,
ABSTRACT% Results are presented of the statistical processing of the
pressure-field topography charts of the 500-mb-surface for
January, April, July, and October in the period 1952 - 1956.
The wind field over the Black Sea is characterized by the
presence of a definite direction of air currents, mostly in
south-west dnd west, and besides these, in July and October
still in north-west directions. Other directions of wind and
also fields without pressure-gradient constitute a small per-
centage of the total number of cases. The predominant velo-
Card 112 cities of wind amount to 10 - 14 m1sec and exceed 30 m/see in

sov/169-60-3-2763
The Wind Field at Mean Altitudes of Troposphere Over the Black Sea
January only. The winds having south-west, west, and north-west directions
are characterized by the highest velocities. The variability of the wind
fields over the Black Sea at altitudes of about 5 km is great; a specific
direction of wind is kept during 2 - 3 days. Brief descriptions of the winds
of various intensities are cited.
A.Z. Chekirda.
Card 2/2

STAROV, 1. 1.1.
"Investigation of Some Methods for Intensification of the Operation of Roller
Paint-Grinding Machines." Sub 31 Ma@ 51, Moscow Inst of Chemical Machine Building
Dissertations presented for science and engineering del-rees in Moscow during 1951.
SO: Sum. No. 480, 9 MaY 55
iriffi_

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ATSMORS..; Dobrolyubov, G.V., Aristov, L.G., Starcv, I.M.
TITLE., increasing the Efficiency of Rollers When Masticating Nitrile
RWobers
PERIODICAL-. Opyt raboty prom-sti Sovnarkhoza (Mosk. gor. ekon. adm. r.-n), 1958,
No.' 8, pp. 40-Ah'
TEXT- The research for means of Improving the efficiency of rollers was
c=du@.T.ed in -two directionsl 1) by establishing the dependen,:@e of the efficiency
of rollers on the weight- of the pack, 2) by revealing means of red"Icing the time
of mechanical mastication of r"j'zber as compared to the effective regulaztions (20
min). T-he time of mechanical mastication depends only on the type of rubber. A
reduction in weight of the pack does not accelerate mechanical masticattion er-d
raises considerably the specific electric power consumption recralred for tl'-e d--ive
m--tor. Electric power consumption, per time unit of processing, depends only cn
the type of rubber and serves -to determine the- specific consumption of electric
power per -unit of the rubter. amioizit. Changes in the power consumed by the motor
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Increasing the Efficiency of Rollers When Masticating Nitrile Rubbers
are. _@orxiected with. stru,_@tural changes occurring in f@ e rub"er durirg mech,)nlcal
_h
masticat,,Icn, which are completed within the first ten mtnuteE of processing,
sequently the mean power required by the elec-tric motcr d:.ez nct vary. 71-ti! pr,_,@esz
of 2haigee in power during -the In'ttial prc-,,e._-7sing period -,z ana,@ogc@us 1--, that cf
changes in conditional vizcosity, determined on a 10% Sclution in ethyl-acetats
a 63 -4 (vz-4) viscosimeter. The moment of cem.nleted me:-hanisal masti*atil-n
cax@ te determined by measuring the power cons-amej by the drive 11.ie use cf
this mstlh@d provides for a double increase cf the roller efficiency with the
MU
S! ltanecus redu-tion of electric power ccnt-:u.-;.- lan, and makes p-asible aut,-,rna:t_1,:,n
cf the mav!_ca@jlon
Glagolev
Translatc.r'- nct-e- Thi;s Its -the f-all translation of crigi-nal Russ.jLr: ab-
stract.
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AUTHORS: Starov, I.M., Zillvestr, Ya.Ya.
TITLE: Certain Criticisms on the Investigation of Methods for Increas-
ing the Productivity of Rubber Mixers (A Discussion)
PERIODICAL: Kauchuk i rezina, 1960, No.12, pp. 9-12
TEXT: The authors outline the mixing process of thick,particularly
elastic materials not subject to the laws of hydrodynamioslin order to establish the
possibilities of impxoving the pToductivity of mixers. The mixture is sub-
jected to the following processes in the mixing chamber: 1) division on the
rib of the lo*EEr lock of the chamber, 2) intensive rubbing-in of the loose
materials and-mixing of the mass between the rollers and the immobile wall
of the chambe;, 3) division by centrifugal force, developed by the combs of
the rollers, which transfers the mixture from one half of the mixing chambw@
to the other, 4) transferring by other force factors. It is stressed that V
the mechanical work performed and also the electrical power consumed in the
mixing process must be increased. It is assumed that if the mixing regula-
tion exactly corresponds to the given conditions of mixing, then the speci-
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ductivity of Rubber Mixers (A Discussion)
fic consumption of electr6ic power to a unit weight of a certain mixture can
be considered a constant value. From this assumption the nature and degree
of effect of the rotation rate of the rotors and that of the pressure on the
mechanical work necessary for the mixing process is established. From.the
known relationship &=Wt, where A is the electric power consumption, W the
power and t the time, a hyperbolic relationship between the power and the
duration of the cycle of mixing is derived: t = A . The power (average,
peak) is the product of the rotation moment by tffe angular speed of the
rotor's rotation; N = Mw . The rotation moment in the general case (average,
peak) is M = FR, where F is the force applied to the blades of the rotors
(depends mostly on the density and elasticity of the mixture being processedl
R is the radius to the conditional center of the applied force F, then
W = FR" From here it is concluded that at a constant rotation ratew the
power has a linear relationship to the force F. Under equal conditions the
force F will depend only on the pressure P of the upper lock on the mixture,
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ductivity of Rubber Mixers (A Discussion)
i.e., the force F up to the complete lowering of the look will be proportion-
al to the pressure: F - KP, then W - Ut" From the last relationship it is
concluded that at c,3 = const. the power has a linear relationship to the
pressure on the mixture. With +:he pressure constant on the mixture, the
power will also have a linear relationship to the rotation rate of the
rollers. The mechanical work needed for the mixing increases both from an
increase in the pressure,as well as from an increase in the rotation rate
of the rotors. The authors point out that most mistakes and misunderstand-
ings arising in the investigation of the mixing process are caused by accept-
ing the values at an elevated pressure of the upper lock on the mixture. It
is further pointed out that the "specific pressure" term applied by most
authors in studying the pressure of the upper lock on the mixture can only
be considered valid when the pressure created on the lock by air is complete-
ly passed onto the mixture. With a decrease in the mixture volume during
the mixing process the effect of the pressure of the upper lock on the
mixing intensity drops. A mistake made by some authors is the assumption
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ductivity of Rubber Mixers (A Discussion)
that the pressure on the mixture exceeding 1.2 kg/cm 2 does not affect the
mixing process or the power consumed by the rubber-mixer motor. It is sug-
gested measuring the pressure directly on the surface of the lock, which is
in contact with the mixture, using the tensiometric measurement method. The
latter would establish the true value of the upper lock pressure on the
mixture and its effect on the mixing intensity. In Ref-5 mention was made
of the fact that the energy consumed increases with a decrease in the mixing
cycle. This statement is claimed to be unfounded, since the mixing cycle
has no relationship to the energy consumed by the motor. It is explained
that the energy consumed by the motor is determined by the physico-mechani-
cal properties of the mixture and the mixing conditions (i.e., pressure on
the mixture, rotation rate of the rotors).. The authors do not recommend
using equipment with asynchronous motors, which can function at low cosV,s:ince
a high-energy motor is needed for starting the rubber mixers. It is recom-
mended using a synchronous motor working at cosjp= 1 and improving the cosjo
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Certain Criticisms on the Investigation of Methods for Increasing the Pro-
ductivity of Rubber Mixers (A Discussion)
in the industrial grid. The term "reverse method" is mentioned as being
the simultaneous loading of the rubber and all the ingredients into the
mixer. It is claimed that this term, used widely in industry and in the
literature, does not correspond to its application and it is thought that
the term "simultaneous loading" or 11sucressive loading of the mixture in-
gredients into the rubber mixer" would be more appropriate. There are
5 references: 3 Soviet, 2 English.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy institut khimicheakogo mashinostroyeniya
(Moscow Institute of Chemical Machine Building),
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STAROV9 I.M.; SUSHCHENKO, A.A.; ARISTIDV9 L.O.; ARTEMTYLVV B.N.
Industrial testing of an internal rtA*r mixer at the type RO No.n
during the high-speed spinning of its rotora. Kauch. i rez. 20
no.1:11-U Ja 161. (MIRA 14:3)
1. Moskovskiy instit7it khimicheskogo machinostroyeniya.
(Rubber, Machinery)

STAROV, I.M.; SUSHCHENKO, A.A.; GELIFRETKII, S.V.
Regularities of changes and calculation of the capacity of a driving
electric motor for a Iiibber mixer at an increased pressure and
rotation speed of rotors. Kauch. i rez. 20 no.6:2:S@-22 Je 161.
(MMA 14:6)
1. Moskovskiy institut khimicheskogo mashinostroyeniya.
(Rubber machinery)

ZILIVESTIR, Ya.Ya.; STAROV, 1.@I.
Autome.tic cnat*roL of the thickness of rubbe: sheets on
calenders. Kawh I rez. 20 no.8:20-23 Ag 161. (MRA 14-8)
1. 146r3k6vskiy institut khimicheskogo mzishinostroyeniya.
(Rubber, SyntInetic) (Automatic control)

ZILIVESTR, Ya.Ya, [deceasedl, STAROV, LM.
Safety -measures in the operation of rollers and calenders
in rubber industry plants. Xauch.i rez. 21 no.5:39-,42
My 162. (MIRA l5z5)
1. Moskovskiy inatitut khimicheakogo mashiriostroyeniya.
(Rubber machinery-Safety measures)

a - -
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PRCKURATOV, Aleksey Mikhaylovich; LOZZ, Takov Abramovich; PASHKOV,
___Ya yevich; SIDOROV,
Valentin Nikolayevich; =AR@LV,,_kv!!n sik'
inzh., red.; BOBROTA, U.N., takhn.red.
(Use of electric locomotives on long hauling diBtances; experiment
of the Omsk railroad) Ilkspluatatsiia elektrovozov no dlinnykh
tiagovykh plechakh; opyt Omskoi zheleznoi dorogie Moskva* Vass.
12dateilsko-poligr.obledinenie H-va putei soobshcheniia, 1963.
54 P. . (MIRA 13:9)
(Ilectric locomotives)

STA--RO'V, T- A. (Engineer), and STIMMSKAYA) L. G, (Cand. Tech.. sciences) (Mos c ow
Velding by fusion of certain combinations of metals" considered the theoretical
basis of conditions of appearance of metallic connection between heterogeneous metals.
The technology of welding of titanium with other metals was developed.
Report presented at the lBt fia.1-Union Conference on welding of heterogeneous
metals, at the Inst of Electric Welding im. Ye. o. Paton, 14-15 June 1963.
(Reported in Avtomaticheskaya svarka, Kiev, No. 9, Sept 1963, PP 95-96 author,
V. R. Rya-bov)
JPRS 24@7651 19 may-64

SIROTINY Yu.F.P kAnd.sel'skokhoz. nauk;_.@Tj@@qy,,,K.V., agronom; PROITI11, M.Ye.,
prof.; KUSTROV, K.A., kand.sellskokhoz. nauk; KLOCIIKOV, A.M., kand,
sellskokb6z. nauk
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16-34 S 163. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Vsosoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut udobraniy i agro-
pochvovedeniya (for Sir6tin). 2. Zaveduyushchiy Mikhaylovskim. agro-
tekhnicheskim. *rtouchastkom Stavropol'skogo kraya (for Starov). 3.
Voroxiezliskiy sel'skokhozyaystvennyy institut (for Pronin). 4. 1-for-
dovskaya gasudarstvennsaya 04'skokhozyaystvennaya opytnaya stantsiya
(for Kostrov., Klochkov),
(Wheat-Fertili!3era ard manures)
(Rye-Fertilizers and manures)

I
�TAROV A- agronom
Organic-mineral fertilizers and-the-yield of winter wheat in Stavropol
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SMOV, P.
Cotton Growing - Volga-Don Canal Region
Characteristics of cotton irrigation farming in the Vol-ga-Don Canal zone.
Khlopkovodstvo, No. 5, 1952.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, October 1952. Unclassified.

1. STAROVI P
2. USSR (600)
4. Cotton
7. Excessive vetetation. in the cotton plant and how to control it. Khlopkovodstvop
no. 12, 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April -1953, Uncl.

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(MIRA 19:1)
1. Yenakiyavskiy metallurgicheskiy zavod.

ALIKATRY, Vladimir Averlyanovich, dotsent, kandveterin.nauk; OUGOV.
A.F.. prof.. doktor veterin.nauk;-STARWF-T-.X,, dotsent. kand.
biolog.nauk; USTIMMO, L.P., red.; PSVZM, V.I., takhn.red.
[Course on practical veterinary hygiene] Praktikum po gigiene
Bellskok#oziaistyannykh shivotnykh. Izd*2,# perer. i dop,
Moskva, Gon.ixd-vo nallkhos.lit-ry. 1960. 295 p. (Kim 13:11)
(Veterinary hygiene)

STAROV, T. K. ALIKAYEV, V. A., AND ONEGOV, A. P.
"Practikum po gigienen sellskokhozyaistvennykh zhivotnykh", M. Sellkhozgiz.,
into, second revised and supplemented edition, 8,500 copies.
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m
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(1411RA 14:10)
(Dallchaah Lake region-Rocks, Igneous)

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- ". ` I! pamv v . I . - Go("'w.1, I G.Nl
I'MN 1 1 ';' - . . -. . L;l IF
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of Intrusions in Lhe centrai part of the Trans-111
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(Agricidtural machinery)

_L-14504a@-66__ IJP(c) a/
ACC NR- AP6003278 (N) SOURCE CODE: UR/0135/66/000/001/0004/0007
AUTHOR: Strizhevskaya, L. G. (Candidate of technical sciences); Starova, L.
(Engineer
ORG: none
TITLE: Fusion weldin of certain heterogene ous metals
SOURCE: Svarochnoye proizvodstvo, no. 1, 1966, 4-7
TOPIC TAGS: are welding, electron beam welding, refractory metal, heterogeneous
metal, weld evaluation, sheet metal, weldability
ABSTRACT: As part of research into .th welding of heterogeneous metals, the authors
experimeuted with th4 welding of sheetl(1-2 um thick) specimens of Fe + NijlNi + Pd.
+ Ta. The-welding regimes were adapted to the
Ni + Cu r + Zr, V NY@l V + Tall Nb
differences in the physical properties of the metals welded together, primarily as
regards melting point and heat conduction, so,that the greater part of the.heat from
the heat source was concentrated on the more high-melting or heat-conducting metal.
Welding was performed by either the argon arc or the electron-beam technigue ot was.
found that the differences in the structure and properties of these metals affect the
nature of the crystallization of welded joints. Cu and Ni, in pure or alloyed form, as
well as Ni and steel, can be satisfactorily welded by the argon are method, while Ti,
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ACC NRs AP6003278
Zr, Nb, Ta and V in various paired combinations can be satisfactorily welded either
by the argon arc or the electron-beam method. For the case oUthese combinations the
weld metal represents mostly a mechanical mixture of solid solutions and has a dis-
tinctly heterogeneous structure (with nonuniform etchab@lity and-hardness),and con-
sist's of ce- and $-phases. A metallographic xaminationltonfirmed the absence of chemi-
cal phases in such welded joints. The greatest difficulties are encountered when weld'o
ing together the metals with insignificant mutual solubility which form,chemical com-
pounds. Such metals, as a rule, belong in mutually remote groups of the periodic table
E.g. Fe (group VIII) + Ti (group IV), Al (group III) + Ti (group IV), Cu (group 1) +
Ti (group IV), Fe (group VIII) + Nb (group V); the welded joints.thus obtained dis-,
play a pronounced brittleness. Hence for these metals the following welding technique
may be recommended: fusion of only one of.the two metals being welded (usually the -
more high-melting metal); in this case electron-beam welding is optimal. Another work.-
able technique in this case,is to use an intermediati metal that welds satisfactorily,
with both of the metals being welded. Orig. art. has: 4 figures, 3 tables.
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1. Institut organicheskoy khimii im. N.D.Zelinakogo AN SSSR.
(Sulfoxide) (Sulfone)

Forest Cuitures.
_.Al_@;@',@ Or s t ry
9.5%, Nn. 104552
F. If. V.
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26-.

TEODOSIEVSKI, D.;,-.STAFOVjl, V.
Sarofibraus preurlsy in infancy (report.of a case). Gcd. zborm.
med. fak. Skop.':e 11:261-267 164,
1. Klinika za detaki bolesti pri medicinakiot fa-kulte4*, SkoDje,
v

t 00727-66
ACCESSION NR: AT5013291 UR/3043/65/000/004/0221/0231
AUTHOR: YeKo_q1d%_V,_&
AA
TITLE: Unidimensional nonstationary real gas flow
SOURCE: Moscow. UnIversitet. Vychislltellnyy tsentr. Sbornik. rabot, no. 4, 1965.
Chislennyye metody v gazovoy dinamike (Numerical methods In gas dynamics), 221m-231
TOPIC TAGS: interIg-r-bg1listics equilibrium How real gas, gas flow, flow analysis
nonsteady How
ABSTnAC,r: The attainment of high projection velocities of ballistic ctil@s s connect-
ed with the generation of flow zones of high-temperature (2000-6000K) and high-pressure
(5000-10, 000 atm) gases. Under such circumstances the gas differs markedly from the
ideal case because of dissociation, Ionization, and mixture component interaction. The
present paper investigates the influence of equilibrium dissociation on the real gas flow
through tubes, using air as the example. The related therm nal
odynamic functions (inter
energy, molecular weight, heat capacity) depend on temperature and pressure and the paper
Utilizes pertinent data as found In tables compiled by the Energeticheskly institut (Power
Institute) of the AN SSSR after ap'roximating them by polynomials. The dissociation in-
p
fluence calculations are carried out using the method of characteristics of the real gas flow
through cylindrical tubes, OrJg, art. has: 21. formulas, 5 figures, and 2 tables.
ard-
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STA_tUVA., Li,. P., _-,'n@-ireer
"New Low-Alloy Hi-VI-Speed Steele ldith.'Nitrogen." Thesis for degree of Cand Technical
Sci. Sub 13 Jun 50, Moscow Mech,.;,nics Inst
Sum arY 71, 4 Sep 52, Dissertations Presented for Degrees in Science and En-gineerin-9
in Moscow In 1950. Itrom Vechernyeya Moskva. Jan-Dec. 1950-

VORONOV, S.M., obshchiy red.; TELIS, M.Ya., obahchiy red.; STAROVA. Ye.P.,
kand.tekhn.nauk, red.; ZUDAKIII, I.M., takhn.red.
[Kagaeaium. alloy founding; from materials of a conferenoe of the
All-Union Scientific, Engineering, and TecbRological Society of
Foundrymexj Litle magnievykh splavov; po materialam konferentaii.
VNITO litaishchikov. 'Sbormik statei. Pod obahchei red. S.K.
Voronova i M.IA. Telis. Koskva, Gos.izd-.vo obor.promyshl., 1952.
275 P. (KIRA 13:1)
1. Vsesoyuznoye nauchnoye inzhenerno-tekhiLicheskoys obshchestvo
liteyahchikov.
(Kagnesium alloys--Foundixg)

STAROVA, Ye. P.
Te, P. Starova, Malolegirovannyye stali a azotom LTow-Alloy Steels with Nitro-
geB7 -
, Mashglz, 3 sheets
States the results of the author's investigations in seeking a low-alloy,
high-speed steel with nitrogen admixture and reduced tungsten content.
Tntended for engineering and technical personnel engaged in metallurgy and
instrument production.
soz u-6472, 23 Nov 1954

LUKIYANOV. V.V.;ABINDI,!A, A.A.;STAROVA, Ye.P.;METREVELI, A.S.
Investigating materials for the production of macaroni matrices.
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; pishch. tekh. no. 2:85-89 '58. (KIJU 11:10)
1. Kookovskiy tokhnologichookiy institut pishchavoy promyshlennosti,
Kafedra takhnologii metallov.
(Kaearoni)
(Food industry-Squipment and supplies)

66515
A Q SOV/137-59-7-1578-(
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1959, Nr 7, p 227 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Starova,,_Y4tjF,@!-.-1
TITLE: Investigation Into Properties of Low-Alloy High-Speed Steels With..and-
Without Nitrogen
PERIODICAL: Tr. Mosk. tekhnol. in-ta pishch. prom-sti, 1958, Ur PP 154 - 164
ABSTRACT: Investigations were carried out into the effect of N on the properties
of low-alloy high-speed steel containing (in %): C 0.64 - 0.66;
W 6.2 - 7.2; Cr 4.1 - 4.8; V 1.6 - 2.3; N 0 0.32. It was
stated that optimum N content in cast steel was 0.3 0.35%; after
forging and heat-treatment 0.10 - 0,15;ol' N remained in the steel. N-
containing low-alloy high-speed steels are less prone to austenitic
grain growth, possess a wider hardening temperature range, have higher
R in tempered and annealed state, and higher red hardness than low-alloy
hygh-speed steels without N. Experimental steels containing (in %):
C 0.65; W 7.0; Cr 4.0; V 1.5; N 0.11, had higher cutting properties
than P18 steels. It is suggested to start smelting of low-alloy high-speed
steel with 7% W, containing N. 8 bibliographical titles.
Card 1/1 I.B.

MALIKOV, K.V.; PISHVANOV, V.L.; SUNTSOV, G.N.; STA4QT@M,A,A.;
OVCHAREENKO, V.M.; ANDREYEV, V.I.; MAZIN, B.S.; RUNIKOV, V.I.;
SEMAVIN, P.I.
Using sulfurous mazut in blast furnaces. Stall 23 no.5:394-397
My 163. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut metallurgicheskoy
teplotekhniki i BelLoretskiy metallurgicheskiy kombinat.
(Blast furnaces-Equipment and supplies)
(Mazut--Analysis)

STAROVERCV, A60.
Effect of the la7out on the reliability and effective capacity of a
molding section of an automatic foundry line. Lit. proiav, no,9j19-
20 S f6" (MIRA 18:10)

ry
@Lj

BATKOV, kand. tek-hn. nauk;_ATA40VIq@qV, A.N., st. prepod.
TARAVINOVA) L.A., red.
(Automatic control using computers] Avtomaticheskoe
upravlenie s primeneniem vychislitelInykh mashin. Mo-
skva, Mosk. inzhenerno-fizicheskii in-t. Pt.l. 1964.
199 P. (MIRA 18.4)

F, 0 _h /PC /Pg-) ! /Pk /Fn j-,( c rtc
ACCESSION RR: AP5008322 S/0103/65/026/003/0@,92/0499
'AUPHOR: Alekswidrov, V. M. (Moscow);-Batkov, A. M., (Moscow); Staroverov N.
(Moscow) ; Shchukin, B.-_K@_jMoscow)
,TITLE: Investigation of the accuracy of nonlinear.nonstationary systems by means OP.
'the statistical linearization method
@SOURCE- Avtomatika i telemekhanika, v. 26, no. 3, 1965, 492-499
;TOPIC TAGS: automatic_Sontrol atistical,
i j nonlinearnonstationary control sys,@em, st
linearization method
1ABSTRACT: A study is.made of a control system whose performance is deicribed by the
system of nonlinear differential equations written in.normal vector form
dt
Y(O) C
where the components of the vector Y(t) represent processes at theIoutput of the.
system, components of the vector f%tt) represent independent random processes of
white noise type at the input of the sZ@stemt, F(t, Y) is an inertia-free, nonlinear
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.transformation vector, C is a vector of normally distributed initial conditions,
and BW is an m + n matrix of v-ariable coefficients. To determine the accuracy j
.of system (1), the variation in time of the mathematical expectation vector T(t) an(l_@
the variance vector 0(t) of the vector random process Y(t) are sought. It is indi-_@'
cated that this problem has a simple solution when the transformation F(t, Y) is
linear. System (1) is written for this case and a system of differential equations
is derived from which Y(t) and 0(t) can be solved. It is shown howusing the metho(i
of statistical linearization (approximation of the nonlinear transformation F(t, Y)
by a certain form c-f linear trans format i @,n Z(t)), system (1) can be reduced to 'the
f-r-m dF-rived fr@r tie linear case and how a qystem of nonlinear differential equiations
lirf-ot determination of T(t) and e(t) -am be constructed which is amenable -to
r @n a J i gi tal computer. It is stressed that the method presented is more
m. 1C qnd has )ther alvantages is -ompared with "he methods Dresented by other
authors. Orig. art. has: 29 formulas. [LK]
ASSOCIATION: none
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Pu-4/Pk-4/F1-4 IJP(c) VJ;T/BC
t@ACCESSIONNR: AP501Z88Z.. UR/0280/65/000/002/0123/0128
AUTHOR: Aleksandrov, V. M. (Moscow); Batkov, A. M. (Moscowi;:
Staroverov, A. N. (Moscow); hchukin, B. A. (Moscow)
e!
TITLE@.De@t@-rmi@nlng the mathematical expectation and dispersion of the respons
of a multivariable nonlinear time-dependent system by computers
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Tekhnicheakaya kibernetika, no. 2, 1965, IZ3-128:,
TOPIC TAGS: automatic control, -automatic control design, automatic control
system, t atic control theory
-Au Om
ABSTRA@&: The accuracy is considered of an automatic -control system
;,describable by these normal differential equations:
dy
F(t,Y)+B(1)f, Y(O) Ct (1.1)
dt
where _Y (yj) is the column vector -(systern output); F((, Y)
(Fj (1, Y)) is a
vector nonlinear function; B(t) (pij) is a variable rectangular matrix
M);
_01) vector representing the distu -(white n
a the column rbance oise with
W
I independent components); Y(O) is a random vector of initial conditions
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noncorrelated-to the disturbance vector. A method is suggested for. setting up
a vector ..of
!nonlinear differential equations (2, 17) whose solution gives A
i mathematical expectation and a dispersion matrix of the output signal in time; the
1 output process is assumed to be close to normal. The method is claimed to be
simpler in computations than the methods of statistical linearization with succe a -
sive approximations or canonical random functions. If the nonlinear systemo. 1)
contains only single-variable nonlirearities, the expectation-and-dispersion
(Z. 17) can be integrated on an analog computer. Generally, the method j
equations
j requires the use of a digital computer. For stationary conditions, the right-hand A
problem is r
member of (Z. 17) is equal to zero, and the educed to solving a set of-,
I nonlinear algebraic equations. Orig. art. has: I figure and 42 formulas,
ASSOCIATION., none
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ALEKSSANDROVY V.M. (Moskva); BATKOV, A.M. (111ofikia); "PIP..'11JEROV A.N. (Moskva);
SIICIIUKIN, B.A. (Moskva)
Study of the accuracy of nonlinear nonstationary systems using
a statistical linearization technique. Avtom. i telem. 26 no.3:
492-11.99 I-Ir 165. (MIRA 18:6)

S&LEBUAKOVA, N.I. (Saratov, ul. Sovetskaya, d.21, kv.22); STAROVEMV, A.T.
Effective surgical treatment of an intrapericardial VoW of vena cava
inferior. Nov. khir. arkh. no-5:13-1-112 SZ-0 160. (MLU 14:12)
1. Kafedra fakul'tetskoy khirurgii (zav. - prof. I,M.Popovoyan)
Saratovskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(VENA CAVA--WOUNDS AND INJURIES)
(IMAIri-WOUNDS AND INJURIES)

BOLDINP K.M. (Yaroslavl'); DROZDOVA, Z.S.- LEVIN, R,I,; VAYSMAN, L.A.
(Kuybyshev-ob1.); PODOSINOVSKIY, V.Mxazanl); SAYFULLINA, Kh.M.
(Kazan'); EUSYGIN, N.V.(Kazant)- RAZUYAjVSKIY, Yu.K.(Leninogrosk),-
GELIFER, G.A., dotsent (Gorlkiy@; MAMISHP.M.G.(Kazanl); RAFALOVIGH,
M.B., dotsent- MELINICHUK S.P.9 *nd.med.nauk; KRAPIVIN, B.V.;
STAHQX@ @OVA@.T. (Saratov @; SURIN,-'-'V MPOROSENKOV, V.S. (Romodanovo,
Mordovskoy ASSR); ANDROSOV, M.D.fwosl;@'a ZARIPOV,
%.. Z.A.(Uru3su,
Tatarskoy ASSR); MURAVIYEV, M.F.(Izhevsk@; KUZIMIN, V.I.(Batyrevo
Chuvashskoy ASSR); SITDYKOV, E.N.(Kazant); YUDIN, Ya.B.(Novokuznetsk)
Short reports. Kaz.med.zhur. no.4:81-91 Jl-Ag 162. (MIRA 15:8)
(MEDICINE-ABSTRACTS)

STAROVEROV, A.Tv (Saratov, ul. Sovetskayal d.31ap kv.1); UMWOVA, S.M.
-
Dyneevics of venous pressure during important intrathoracic operations.
Klin.khir, no,6:22-28 Je 162. (MIM 1615)
1. Kafedra fakulitetskoy khirargii (zav. - prof. I.M. Popov'yan)
Saratovskogo medits=lskolo instituta,
(CHEST-SURGER (BLOOD PRISSUBE)

STAROVEROV, A.T; (Saratovp 5av6tskdya ul., d. #-a, k7.l);CIEHNISHRV,N.V.
Twoaitses of-avulsion of the upper extremity together with the
scapula. Vest. khir. 91 no.7.-76-77 J1163 (MIRA 16tl2)
1. Iz fakulltetskoy khirurgicheakoy kliniki (zav, - profe
I.M.Popov'yan) Saratovskogo meditainskogo instituta.
0

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VASILEVSKIYi M.N., kand. teklm. nauk@ STOLBUN, M,1- 1rzh., KOGAN, F-L- ,.nz@@
STAROVEROV,-A.Y., irzh-
r, r, r,Itrol aystc-m fc,,r a m@ne hoistlng with 'he 'use of
n@,.?-!@-@9 - '64 -
liqL:!-d rhPost-als. Shak-h t,- s'.ro'L. 8 , ;. (maRfi. I.-, @ 1;)
- - . 1, 3t Glprcnisplektroshakht.

STAROVEROV, F. M., 007s.
STRO17ELVNYY INST17UT MOSSOVETA
TEPLOTCKHNICMESKIYC ISSLEDOVANIYA NOVYKH TIPOV NAGREVATEL!NYKH PRIBOROV KONSTRUKT511
ZAVOOA IM. VCYKOVA. PAGE 45
SO: Sooptaix ANNOTAT51Y NAUCHNO-13SLEDOVATEL'SKIKH RABOT PO STROITEL'STVU. MOSCOW. 1.951

STAROVXROV. IF_M_ dotsent; USIN, G.L., inzhener.
rwss"07p7ing the I-d diagram in investigating the operation of venti-
lating systems. Trudy Stroi.inst. Mosgorispolkoma, no.4,.48-55 153.
(Ventilation) (MIaL 8:3)