SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TASHEVA, B. - TASHLYKOVA, M.P.

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HIMIN, F.,- TASMEW , B.
-Stationary electric fieldt of ldt!a3ized supyorting 'n,I-c-
insulators. Godishnik khIm tak-h 9 no. 1:283-2W

TASHEVA B Ya
Investigation of a high-voltage insulator placed in an electrolytic
tub under a downf&U of rain, Elektrichestvo no.3:69-76 Mr 162.
(MIRA 15:2)
1. Khimiko-tekbAAogicheskiy institut,, Sofiya,
- (Electric insulators and insulation)

LISOVFXIY~ prof.j. TASHEMAYA, V.M.
Maithematical model of the process of metal redue-b-ion by
carbonaesoua fuel from liquAd elag. Izv. VY0. ucheb. zav.1
tovet, met, 8 no,4sl52-161 165. (141RA 1619)
1. Kafedra. avtomatizataii proizwodstva redkikh i radioaktivnykh
motallov Moskovakogo AInstituta stal.' 1 ap%-avcv,

IKLULIYEV, A.; TEAWTCHIKOVI-M.-K.1 A14ANOV, AO-j TASHIBAUTP-B.
Method of determining the detonation speed of Vcapo and
borehole charges using a HPO-2 oscillograph vi eight loops.
Izv,AN Kir,SSR,S6r.est.i tekh.nauk 2 no*2:91-97 160.
(MIRA 14:10)
(Blasting) (Oacillograph)

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wjp. 8, 1948, s. 196-202. - RF--zyurr4 ma Kazakh. yaze
o0: Jetopis' Zhurnallinykh Statey, No. 209, Loskxta, 1949

VOLKOVA, 0,.Yu., prof.; =Hjtp~~A~.Dkand.med.nauk; KAGAN, M.S., kand.
khimicheskikh nauk
Effect of various concentrations of radon on the peripheral blood
in animals. Uch.'zap.Pyat.gos.iihuch.-issl.balln.inst- 3:3-15 160.
(MIRA 15:10)
(RADON-nOWEUTIC USE) (BIDOD-EXAMINATION) I
46

VOMOVAq O.Yu.j TASHIRSKAYA,, A.D.; KAGANO H.S.
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Action'of radon radiations and the products of its deemporition
on hematopoietic processes. Med.rad. no.9t5lom-63 161.
(MIRA 15:1)
11 lz mikrobiologicheskoy laboratoril. Osoudarstvennogo ballneo-
logichaskogo instituta na, Kavkazakikh Minerallnykh Vodakh.
(RADON-PHYSIOLOGICAL WEGT)
(HEKOPOIETIC SYSTM4--RADIOGRAPHY)

usftyuv, C~_
Ecologic- ahd fawdAUc study of birds of the Margab Vallej. Trady insts
zool,, i paraz. AN Turk. .13,11 285~-63 '58. (MIRA 17:2)

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On the Energy Spectrum and the Composition of the S/166/60/000/02/07/013
Secondary EmiEsion of Negative Particles From N4t-
Films to Ta During a Bombardment With Ar-Ions
stated that the emission with a soft spectrum in essential is at the
expense of the potential energy of the bombarded ions. Herewith it is
proved that the observed secondary emission consists of two separated
phenomena.
There are 5 figures and 11 referencest 9 Soviet, 1 German and 1 American.
ASSOCIATIONs Institut yadernoy fiziki AN Uz SSR (Institute of Nuclear
Physics AS Uz SSR)
SUBMITTEDs January 25, 1960
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AUTHORS: Arifov, U. A.9 Tashkhanovaq D. A.
TITLE: Secondary Electron EmissionkIn the Bombardment of Na-l"me
WRE -Ar-Tons
PERIODICAL: Izvestlya Akademii nauk SSSR. Seriya fizicheakayaq
ig6o, Vol. 249 No. 6, pp. 664-667
TEXT: This is the reproduction of a lecture delivered at the 9th All-
Union Conference on Cathode Electronics from October 21 to 28, F959 in
Moscow. The results of preparative experiments are presented here. The
experimental arrangement was the same as that used and described in
Refs- 3, 8. Metallic sodium sputtered upon a tantalum base layer was used
as target. The results show that the voltampere characteristics obtained
in bombarding the Na-film, with argon ions considerably differ from similar
results obtained in the bombardment with alkali ions. Fig. I shows volt-
ampere characteristics of secondary electron emission in the bombardment
of a Na-film on a Ta-base layer with 900-ev Ar-ione. The authors mention
the occurrence of two groups of secondary electrons, one with a soft-
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energy spectrum, and one with a hard-energy spectrum. Fig. 2 shows a
series of oscillograme of the voltampere characteristics obtained with
720-ev Ar-ions. Fig, 3 graphically shows the deperAdence of the secondary
emission coefficients of the two groups on the thickness of the Na-film.
For both groups a distinct maximum occurs, and it is concluded from the
course of these two curves that in the group with hard-energy spectrum
not only secondary electrons but also negative ions of adsorbed geese occur.
Furthermore, the authors conclude that field-induced electron emission
takes place in the bombardment with Ar-ions for all thicknesses of the
Na-film on a Ta-base layer. This assumption was checked by separating the
electrons from the negative ions by means of a magnetic field, and con-
firmed*by the oscillograms shown in Fig. 4. There are 4 figures and
.11 references: 9 Soviet, 1 Americanv and I German.
ASSOCIATION: Institut yadernoy fiziki Akademii nauk UzSSR
(fnetitute of Nuclear Physics of the Academy of Scienoeel
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USSR/ Physical Chemistry Ther=dynamics. Therm(thelaistry. B-8
Equilibrimi. Physicochenical Analysis. Phase Transitions.
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 3., 1957, 7499
Author : Talipov) Sh.T.,, Sultanov, A.S,,jadWw&7I~v ~A.T. and
Yusupovaj N.K.
Inst : Academy of Sciences Uzbek SSr
Title : On the Solubility of Calcium Sulfate in Aqueous Solutions
of Glycerine. I
Orig Pub : Dokl- ANUV-)'SR, 1956., No 1, 25-27 (Uzbek stwmary)
Abstract : The solubility of CaSO4 in aqueous sol)itions of glycerine
(I) at 20, 30, and 4& has been detenAned for concentra-
tions of I from 5 to 80 percent, The solubility of CaS04
in aqueous solutions of I decreases with increasing tem-
perature and increasing concentration of I. As the con-
centration of I is increased, the pH of the solution is
lowered from 5.85 (at 5 percent) to 2.92 (at 80 percent).
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TASHKINC.V, G.
Gas and Oil Engines
Determining the moment of fuel injection in engine KD-35. Tekhsov. !,'TS, 13,
No. 27, 1952.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Librar.-l- of Congress October 1952 UNCLASSIFIED

TAMINOV, G. A. ( !Aspirant)
wAn Investigation of the Deterioration of the Piston Couples In the ftel Pump of the
DT-54 Tractor.0 Cand Tech Sol, Joint Scientific Council of the All-Union Sol-Roo lust
for the Mechanization of Agriculture (VIM); All-Union Sci-Res Inst for the Eloctrificav-
tion of Agriculture (VINSEh), 28 Doc 54. (VM, 17 Doe 54)
Burvoy of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended &t USSIL Higher Zdacation&l,
Institutions (12)
Sot $UK No. 5569 24 Jun 55

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Operation of the
fuel-equipment] Aksplwtstslia
disellaoi toplivaoi apperstw7t Irkutsk# Irkutsk** knishnom
lod-va, 1938. ~q pe (MIRA 13i1)
(Diesel angbws)

TASHMOV,. G. A..: meoler Tech Sci (diss) -- "Investigation of the thermal-
engineering properties of external walls made of cementlesa blocks with lime and
lime-mirture binder". Moscow, 1958. 16 pp (Moscow order of Lenin and order of
Labor Red Banner Inst of pailroad Transport Engineers Im 1. V. Stalin), 150 copies
(KL, No 1, 1959, 121)

TASHMOV, G.A.. insh.
_WMMAWOWWMM~_ -
Heat-insulating properties of apartment houses with walle made of
large I ilicate blocks. Trudy MIT no.3.18:98-110 158. (KMA 12:2)
(wants) (Insulation (Heat)) (Silicates)

TASHKINOV, G.A., inzh. .
Heat-Insulating properties of walls made of comentless vibration-
molded stones with a base of vibration-milled material. Trudy NUT
no.118:111-118 '58 - (MDU 12: 2)
(walls) (Insulation (Heat)) (Silicates)

I BOOK EXPLOITATION sov/2496
Akademiya nauk SSSR. ':nstitut mashinovedenlya
Treniye I iznos v mash:!nakh; sbornik 13 (Friction and Wear in
Machinery; CollectJ ,:)n 13) Moscow, Izd-vo AN SSSR,, 1959. 266
p. Ei7I-.1,j slip inserted. 3,')00 copies printed.
Reap. Ed.: M.M. Khrustic'iov, Doctor of Technical Sciences', Pro,
fessor; Ed. of PublIahing House: M.A. Babichev; Tech. Ed.:
.T.V. Polyakova; Editorial Board: Ye.M. Gutlyar, Doctor of
Technical Sciences, Professor; A.K. Dlyachkov, Doctor Vf Tech-
nical Sciences, Professor; I.V. Kragellskiy, Doctor of Tech-
nical Sciences, Professor, A.D. Kuritsyna, Candidate of Tech-
nical Sciences; L.Yu. Pruzhanskiy', Candidate of Technical
,Sciences; and M.M. Khrushchov, Doctor of Technical S-,iences,
Professor.
PURPOSE: The collection As intended for dngineers, scientific re-
search workers, and students working in the field of friction and
wear in machinery.
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Friction (Cont.) SOV/2496
-COVERAGE: This collection of articles consists of exierpts from
dissertations. Included are excerpts from the diosertations of
Aspirants A.A. Soroko-Ilovitakiy, V.N. Mardahkin., an%,-' L.B.
Khricanova of the Inntitut mashinovedeniya AN SSSR (Inntitute
.of Machine Construction, Academy of Sciences, USSR). The article's
deal with the wear rest8tance of carbon steel; wear of plungers
in fuel pumps, wear from faulty lubrication, friction and wear
from the lubrication of sliding contact bearingo with r.1_111furic
acid, plastic deformation of tapered surfacet3l oil-film gene-
ration In 120 -degree bearings with fluid friotion, and presoures
In oil film. Extensive bibliographies on friction, wear, ' and
lubrication, compiled from Soviet and non-Soviet -,)ulo!ications in
1955 (Supplement] and 1956, are presented. Refarences follow
several of the articles.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Preface
3
1. Soroko-Novitakaya, A.A. Wear Resistance of Carbon Steel of
Varying St cture 5
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The influence of the structure of heat-treated'earbon steels on.
wear resistance during.friction from fixed abrasives is discussed.
The author concludes that the most wear-resistant.carbon.steel
is that with a martensite structure. He further concludes that
the presence of residual austenite in hyper-eutectoid dtael
lowers the wear resistance.
2. Valldma, L.E. Wear of Metals With A Nonrenewable Abrasive
i'19'
Interlayer
The author presents a description and schematic diagram.of a
special testing apparatus for investigating the friction wear
of a pair of plane metal disks separated by a layer of oil eon-
taining abrasive particles; The dependence of wear and'.the co-
efficient of friction on the hardness of the disks was established
and shown in diagrams.
3. Investigation of the Wear of Plungers and TAners
in the Fuel Pump of a Diesel Engine 34
The author,investigates plunger wear caused by the action of
abrasive particles in thefuel. To retard-this type Of wear; he
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Friction (Cont.) SOV/2496.
recommends chromium coating of plungers."
4. Yelin, L.V. (Deceased). Mutual Penetration of Surface L Iayers
of Metals as One of the Causes of Weaz~ From.Faulty Lubrica-
tion 48
The change in shape of contact surfaces of two bodies-due td
mutual displacement under loading is,experiiRentally in~esti-
gated. Samples used In the experiment had different machanical
properties. On these experiments the author bases his theory of
the wear of hard bodies due to mutual penetration under
pressure.
5. Lyalin, Ye.V. Investigation of Friction and Wear of Sliding
Contact Bearings Lubricated-With Sulfuric Acid 59
Experimental data for the design of machinery with rotary
.bearings lubricated with a lubricant containing 92 percent
sulfuric acid are presented. The experiinental installation is
described. Friction moment, coefficients of friction and wear,.
and the rate of wear for bushings and shafts are determined.,
A.simplifiedt/equation for the friction moment is derived.
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6. Marochkin V.N. Limiting Plastic State at Yielding and Com-
pression of the Frustum of'a Coue 84
Investigation is made of the axially symmetrical state of
stress of a protrusion .(simulated by the frustum of 'a cone)
which is in a fully plastic state in.the contact zone. Solu-
tion of the axially symmetrical-contact problem of the theory of
plasticity is used as the basis of the study. The shortening
of. the frustum -. and the depth. of , itis peni9tration -with con -
sideration of friction on the contact surface are determined,
as well as the distribution'of normal pressures and the haid-
ness of.materlal along the cone.
7. Zommer, E.F.. Investigation of the Position qf the Journal
in the Bushing of a 120-degree Fluid Friction Bearing at Con-
stant and Alternating Load 136
A theoretical and experimental investigation was made. The
experiments were conducted on a special testing machine with a
bearing 60mm. in diameter and 40mm. 1mg, The thIckness of
the lubricating film was determined by a variable-capaolty
transducer built into the journal.
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SOV/2496.
8. Khrisanova, L.B. Measurement of Piessures in the Oil film of a
Sliding Contact Bearing 189
Measurements were made with a semiconductor transducer. The
work was done under the supervision of Professor A.K. Dyaohkov,
who in 1952 originated the conceyt of using semiconductors for
such measurements.
9. Khrisanova, L.B. Analytical and Experimental Investigation of
Pressure in the Oil Film of a Bearing With Crossed Axes*of
Shaft and Bushing 197
The influence of the mutual inclination of the axes of thd
shaft and bushing on the capacity of the bearing is discussed.
The pres~sures were measured by the method described in the-
preceding paper. A general method for calculating the capa-
city of bearings for various film thicknesses and arbitrary
boundary shapes of the pressure zone is presented.
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-10, (Sobyanin, D.P., and V.S. Gashukov, Docents, Candidates of
.Technical Sciences, Machine Parts Departmentfi Institute of
Machine Construction) In Memory of D.V. Konvisarov 214
Bibliography of the works of D.V. Konvisarov 216
11. Bibliography of Soviet and Non-Soviet Works on Friation.$Wear
and Lubrication)Published in 1955 (Supplement to Biblio aph
Published in Collection IgI) (Compiled by Ye. 0. Villdt 219
12, Bibliography of Soviet a~d Non-Soviet Works on Friction, Wear)
and Lubrication, Published in 1956 (Compiled by Ye. 0.".**.-'
Villdt] 242
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
GO/Jb
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T-ASHKINOV . G. h. . ofI13junger -pairs in dinflAl-O'g'n" fuel
(ULU 12:10)
Investigating On Wool )4-A7 '59-
puupg. Trenj jSn&"aqb* ting)
('DiM'l engines--TOB

TASIMINOV44 kandetekhn.nauk
,
Unheated cone-shaped interior gutters for roofs of rolling mills.
From. strol. 38 no.21-.53-54 160. (MIRA 13:10)
(Gutters) (Rolline-mills)

TASEMOTO G*A&, dot490A. kAud.tikIaz&uk
Beat conductivity and thermal diffusivity in heavy comat"as
materials. Trudy BIIZHT No.100-24 161. (MIU 16a9)

TASHKINOV, G., kand. takhn. nauk
Reviews. Zhil. stroi. no.1001-32 165. (MIRA 18:11)

GAGAMKIYp E.; TASHKINOV, V. _
News of Soviet engineering. NTO 3 no.12:24-25 D 161. (MIW- 15:1)
(Teebuslegical- jqiovaticm)

SIMONOV, Aleksandr Sergeyevich, Insh.; TAS2&LNOVjL Vaoiliy
kle nah.; SAVELIYEVp YO.Ya., r-o-d-.-I-zcT--Ya;
-Ilokaandmdob"
UVARDVA, A.F., tekhn.red.
[Sipgle-beam bridge cranes] Kran-balki; krany mostovye odno-
balochnye. Moskva, Mashgiz, 1963. 199 p. (HIR& 16:7)
(Cranes, derricks, etc.)

TA~HKINOV,_V.A., inzh,
New movable cantilever crane with 3 ton capacity, Vest. mashinostr.
43 no.lOt44-45 0 163. (KIRA 16M)

ACCESSION NR: AP4015107 S/0122/64/000/002/0029/0030
AUTHORt Tashkinov, V. A.- Y
TITM Floating orane of 25P-ton capacity
SOURCE: Veetnik mashinostroyeniyal't. 2, 1964, 29-30
TOPIC TAGS: floating orane~ artificial island, drilling derrick, boom tower, winch!
shook aboorber, ball bearing
ABSTRACT: The design of a unique crane-derrick for off-shore petroleum production
has been developed. It is intended for loading portions of artificial steel or
reinforced concrete islands (250 tons each) onto a ship. It can also load a
completely equipped drilling derrick. The crane will be used to construct artifi-
cial islands up to a depth of 70m, to erect a drilli-.g derrick, to dismantle these
struotureep and for other purposes. Its boom is 70 m long and is supported by a
42-m tower which revolves on a 2-4-m ball bearing weighing Qtons. The lifting
mechanism includes two auxiliary hoists, one of 140-ton and one of 10-ton capacity.
The crane can operate in waves up to the 5th magaitude. It is protected by diEk-
shaped shook absorbers against excessive rocking and damaV3 caused by swinging
loads. It is supplied with a communication system and with overload protectors.
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ACCESSION NRs AP4036107
Orig. art. hass 2 figms.
ASSOCIATIONt TsKB VNIIPTXW (TsKB MUM&); TsKB prlkovskikh sudostroiteloyp
institut "Proyekto tall konstruktaiyall(TsXB 'of Gorlkiy Mdpbuilderep In3tituto
"Proyektatallkanstruktsiyam); 14ningradakiy sayod PTO in. Kirova (Ltningrad PTO
Plant)
SUMaTrEDs 00 DATE ACQ: I2K&r64 ENCLs 00
SUB CODEs SD NO RSF SOW 000 orkm 000
Cp-d 2/2

SAVINKOVA, Ye.I.j LURII, I.S.; YAHKOVSKIY, V.R.; Prininali uchastiye:
ANDMEVA,- R*A,; SAPEVINA, T.G.;
PLOKHOTNIKOVA, S.P.
Graphical calculation of crystallization of potassium
chloride according to the stages of a vacuum orystallizer.
Zhur. prik-1. khim. 36 no.11:2544-2547 N 163,
(MIRA 17:1)
1. Urallskiy pol-itekhaicheakiy institut imeni Kirova i
Bereznikovskiy kaliynyy kmbinat.

TAMIXQYAs,-ZJ.
Complarxamtric determination of aluminum, Apt. delo 12 no.2~
77-79 Mr-Ap 163. (MIRA 1727)
1. Kazansk-4y khimlko--farmatsevtiche2ldy zavrd.

MEW, U.
"Our people's power created favorable conditions for scientific work
in aLriculture.11 p. 19
PER 131JJQES-UIE SOCD.LISTE. Tirane, Albania, Vol. 13, No. 11, November, 1959.
Monthly List of Fast European Accessions (ERAI), W, Vol. 9. No. 2,
February, 1960. Uncl.

TASHKOV, B.
TASHKOV, 13. Regarding the quality of linseed for sawing am application of
Bulgarian State Standard 718-51. P. 37. Vol. 5, no. 11, Nov. 1955.
RATSIONALIZAISIA. Sofiia, Bulgaria
I
SOURCE: East European Accessions List (EEAL) 'VoI 6, No. L--April 1957

TASMW, G-p inzh,; SHLOSER) B., inzh.; yjilF.WoVp V., inzh.
woolft- r1apping volding,
A universal device for the cOld-PrOsO ove
Hashir, stroem 3.1 no.3-I.-36-37 N 262.

COUNTRY 1 Bulgaria
CATEGORY i
ABS. JOUR. RZXhim. , iio. 16 1959, ;o. 5846o
G t
TITLS : The Utilization of the sulfuv in Brovii, C,jaie tAt
trie 'HaLritsa-Eastl Steai-Heat and Electric Power
Station
OIRIG. PUB, : TekhnikaL (Bulgaria), ?t No g,'16-13 (1958)
Th,~ authors disci;sa design studies matte by tho
S
organization 'Giprogazoodhistkal in con-
nection with the utilization-of the S in the flue
gases of the steam-beat and electric power station
which iB*in the proceas of completion and of the
connected briquetting plant and nitrogenous ferti-
lizer plant.
0. Bonvech
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TASHKCII, T.
Mangnnic hiph siliccous flux from local raw raterial for automatic and
semiautomatic weldinE of lov, carbon steel. p. 21
PEZHKA PROMISHLENOST. (Ministerstvo na teznkata promishlenost) Sofiia,
Bulgaria, Vol. 8, No. 7, july 1959
M
,onthly List of Eaut E'uropean Accessions (EfAI), Lc, Vol. 8, No. 12,
December 1959
Uncl.

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TASHKOV,japl!j~(~, irizh.; SHLOSER, -Barla, Anzb.; IMMEBAROV, Vladimir, Inzh.
Reconstruction of PSH-5T semiautamatle derice for welding In madium
of carbon dioxide. Takhnika Bulg-10 no.8:12-26 161.
(Welding) (Carbon dioxide)

TASHKOV, T. inzh
Cold pressure welding of Bilver contactors to copper and brass.
Mashinostroene 10 110.10:15-19 0 161.
M

TASEKOV, Tashko,, inzhe
Ways of increasing the kilogram-hour productivity in manual
electric are welding. Tekhnika Bulg 11 no.5:182-184 162.

TASHKGV,T... inzh; KIMBAWj V., inzh.
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Correcting faulty steel castings by welding* Mashinostroens
13 no.ItIS-25 JaI64
1. TaxiiTmAS11

TASHKOVs Taal*o, InZh-
%.
Ways for increasing the productivity of hand electric-arc
welding by increasing the depth of penetratiolle Tekbnltka
BuIg 13 no,3.120-22p 25 1614'.

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TASHKOV-,-ZaAjj~,"inzh.; SlICSI-EIII, Enrir,, ilnzh.; ULFBARCT, V.1adImir, inzIll.;
BALKAND'HIEV
,u , Rosen, irzzh.
A rf)w for woA.11,ng in tho porlwin
I
protective gan ri-idium. Tolte~LniAti th"A's, 13 16,'

BALKANDZHIEV, Rosen, inzh,; TASIIKOV Tashko, inzh,
Some notes on the Bulgarian State Standard 4/1.9-611 Transformers
for Electric-Are Welding with a Single Outlet. RatsionaUzataiia
13 no.429-30 163.
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A145027749 Monograph, UH/
Armand, H. #,; Vvedenskly, D. A.t Guoyatlnskiy, I. A.; Igoahev, X.P.;.
L# YA4 Kallnin A. T.; flazarovas emird-Ve W.-
rou iawl-i7ly - I Taranov, V*A,;
;MA 6i.; BokOlov, A.-T . F.
12, rov, YU.-A.j Troltsklyl . N V.j
C B.1 �habellnlfcov, A. Y ; Shirey, H. AO n, YA
A. A.;;YAkovlevp 0.. 1. j X01MOT, M. Aq_ Ia rej Lamaking r~_Ixe
Upper trapoopheric propgrgation ~of t1tranh6rt radio waves (Dal' neyo
tropd-afernoyo ramprostrananiya ulitrakorotiakh radlovoln) Meow#
Xzd-vo "Bovotakoye ra4io", 1965. 414 P, illuse, biblioe 4000
copies printed.
p!OPXC TAGSt radio wave propagation, tropospheric radio wave, radio
communication, space oommunication,tropospheric scatter communicat-
,,A.ion, signal processing, signal distortion, field theory
PURPOSE AND COVERAM Thin monograph in intended for specialists
world.ng In the field of radlowave propagation, designers of long-
distance radio communication systems, and teacherB and students of
the advanced courses In schools of higher technical education.. The'
monograph oontains,, for the most part, -heretofore unpublished
results of Soviet experimental and theoretical Investigations In the
field of long-d1stana* tropodpherio ultrashortwave propagation..
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Problems of'investigating the troposphere by means of refracto-
meters, the mean level of signals, meteorological conditions and
topography, fluctuation of arrival angles and distortions of antennai
directivity patternaslosses In antenna gain, and quick and slow
fadings of signal levels are discussed. The statistical character-
Intice of the signals at diversity reception In timo, space, fre-
quoncy and angle as well an the distortion of signals In the commun-
ication systems are also Investigated. The long-dintance propagat-
theory Is analyzed, and the engineering method of calculating field
Intensity at long-distance tropo3-pheric propagation is given. At -
present, there In no theory of Long-Dietanco Tropospheric Propagat-
ion which can be applied effectively enough in practice. Thus, in
the Investigation of that propagation, considerable attention has
to be paid to experiments# The special characteristics of geograph-
ical conditions of the territory involved should be taken into con-
sideration during the analysis of experimental data and in their
practical application because the conditions of propagation In
arctic and tropical climates differ from those existing over seas
and'continenta, A considerable part of the monograph deals with
the inveatigatiom of long distance tropospheric propagation carried
out over dry'land routes, 800 km long, in the central part of the
USSR under the general supervision of Be A* Vvedenakly and At Q*-
Arenberg (UP-to 1957)- V& I* Siforov inisat~gat*4 proble" con-
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nected w1th distortions and fluotuations of signaltme Referawas
follow each chapters
TAMX OF CON=S i
Foreword
Cho 1'. Radio ftinooring Kethods of Invest1gating the Tr"Caphore
Dieleatria Constant -- 5
Bibliography -- 26
9h. no Reaults of Troposphere Dielectric Constant i(saiuromenbs 17
1. Relationahip between the mean value of the air refraotlon Index
and altitude. Standard radio-atmoophere - 17
,-,2# Fluctuations of the air refraction Index- -- 24
3, Boma notions on.the troposphere model
43
]~Ibllogrsvhy 45
Cho M. Averag ean) Signal Levels in Long Distanae Tropospherla
propagation o; ktrashort Waves L 1. P - V 8 W) 48

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lo EquIpmenb and measuring methods for the mean signal level - 48
2, Signal attenuation function In LTP USW -- 54'
5, Relationship between mean signal level and the distance -.19 63
4, Relationship between mean signal level and the wavelength --
5* Relationship of mean signal level andthe shadow angko.of both
transmitting and receiving antennas --r65
6, Diumal and seasonal variations of mean signal level T2
Bibliography 75
pCh.' XV. Effect of Air Refraction Index at the Earth Surface an the.,.
Mean Field Level In rZ.P USW -- TT
I# Correlation of the mean field level with the air rofractlon
index at the Earth Surface. -- 77
2, Possibility of predicting field intensity varlations 61
86
Ch. VO Fluctuation or Hadiowave Arrival Angles and Ustant6fteous
Patterns of Antennas Directivities -- 88
is Methods of measuring radlowave arrival anglemr-and recording Of
justant"ous antenna directional patterns 89
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2, Fluctuation of radlowave arrIval angles In horizontal and vertical
planoo -- 92
3, Xnatantancous antenna directions], patterns now go'?
Bibliography 102
Cho Vlo Loasos in Antenna Gain or mp usw 103
1, Ntormination and methods of muouring loises -in antems, gain 10:
2. Experimontal data on losses In antenna gain -- 108
3. Theoretical Investigations on losses In antenna gain 114'
Bibliography 120
Ch. V11. Theories of Long Distance Tropospheric'Propagatlon of
usw 122
1. Xntroductory remaom 122
BIbUagraphy - 129
2* Theory or scattering radloway" by troposphude tuftulent
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Bibliography 150
3* Reflection of radlowaven from disl9otria nonhomaCeneltiee of
definite dimensions - 151
Bibliography 171
4, Reflections of-radiowaves from laminated tropoWwrls nonbooo-
geneities of random character -- 172
'Bibliography 179
Ch. VIII. Engineering Method of DeeIgn-Calculation of Field Intensity
Attenuation -- 186
'\.If 13asic rules of calculation method m- 181
2* Diffraction horizon ( a distance, beginning or which, the value
of the field Intensity, calculated according to theldIffractlon
formulao is smaller than the measured Intensity) -" 182
'3. Determination of field standard attenuation 182'.
Hatoorological condItlons correction 184
Local topography correction - 185
FAtInte of loss",Sa antenna gain 165
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7# Estimate of fading* 186
Bibliography 188
.Ch. XX. Statistical Characteriatieskof the Envelops, Phase and Fre-
qxiency of the Random Signal In rAT USW -- 189
1. Statistical characteristics of atmosphere di.,lootrio constant
oignal components In rWP __ 189 . I
2, Distribution-laws for the envelopes and phase of various signal
components -- 193
3. Distribution laws of sum-nignal. envelope
4.Kulti-dimenolonal distribution functions of instantaneous value
or'onvolopes and phases of the spaced signals In minute Intervals
207
5, Parameters of multi-dimennionalamplitude and phase distribution
functions of spaced signals -- 210
.;6. Statistical characteristics of instantaneous values of the on-
velopes of spaced signals In minute Intervals -- 222
T- Statistical characteristics of Instantaneous values of spaosd
signal-phases In minute Intervals -- 239
'8, Statistical oharaoteristles of instantaneous value of phase
first derivatives of spaoed signals In minute Intervals -- 248
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:9. 3tatintical characteristics of instantaneous values of the first
lerivative of phase In minute Intervals -- 25T
Bibliography -- 260
llp.,,X. Experimental Investigations of Rapid and Slow Fadinge In
V.P usw -- 262
1. Methods of measuring and processing experimental data -- 262
2, One-dimensional distribution functions of signal Instantaneous
values -- 2164
3o one-dimensional distribution functions of signal averaged values-.
278
4# Period and frequency in rapid fluctuations of signal onv*lopo-283
Bibliography -- 28T
Ch. XX. Experimental Investigation of Signal Statistical Character-
istics, at Space, Frequency, Time and Angle 111versIty RsooptIon - 288
1. Space-diversity reception -- 288
2# Frequency-diversity reception -- 295
3. TIme-diversity reception -- 299
Frequenoy-time diversity roception - 305
Angle-diversity recoptlon 307
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Bibliography 312
Ch. X11. Investigation of Amplitude-Frequency and Phase-Frequency
Signal Characteristics at LTP -- 314
2. Pleasuring and processing methods or experimental data ---! 314
2. Amplitude-frequency characteristics -- 321
3. Phaae-frequency characteristics of LTP channel -- 325
4- Frequency aharacteriaticsof signal group time delay -,--334,
Bibliography -- 350
Ch. XIII. Signal Distortion In LTP USW -- 351
1, Theoretical investigation of distortions appearing In multi-
channel PH LTP communication systems -- 352
2, Experimental Investigation of distortion In LTP .- 384
3. Distortions appearing during TV transmission orar troposphtria
radio links __ 389
Bibliography -- 392
Appendix -Automation of Signal Statistical Processing 394
1, Quantification of continuous signals wW coding 395
2, Signal quantification Instrunients --.397
c-d 9M

KRASNOBAEVA, N,; TASHKOVA, A.
A rabid method of spectral deterrArialion of arqenin, callml'=,
bismath, antimony, lead, and tin In the productn of copper-ninelting
production. Doklady BAN 17 no.10t917-920 164.
1. Submitted May 26, 1964.

LILICHITSKIr. B.I.; TASHLITSKIY., A.I.; FISHBERG, A.Ya.
I Now machine for expanding tubes. Mashinootroonis no.10-1
Ja-F 163. (MIRA 1637?
(Machine tools)

Dissert,it,ion: "Influence of the Heat Conductivity and Mechanical Properties
of Steels on Their 1-lachinabity At T,,aminp, kith fligh-Speed Cutter."
2311150
Central Sci Res Inst of Technoldgy and Machine Building 11TSIMASHIF
SO Vecheryaya Moskve
Sum,,71

----TASHLITSKIYO-N.---I.------ ----
NInfluence of the Heat Conductivity and Mechanical Properties of Stools on Their Machina,-
bility in Turning With High-Speed Cutters.* Thesis for degree of CwA Technical Sci.
Sub. 23 Jan 50, Central Sci Res Ingt of Technology and Machine Building
= Summary 71, 4 SOP 52, Dinsertgt ions Presented for Negroes U Scigace Ed Nnizingering
.. From Vechernv&vEj MoMIU2. Jan-Deo- 1950.
U Moscow la 19.5_0

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AID P - 4486
Subject USSR/Engineering
Card 1/1 Pub. 128 - 13/29
Authors ;-ZA-8h11tskiY,--N. I., Kand. Tech. Sci., and R. G. Makhkamov,
Engineer
Title Buffing and polishing with felt discs
Periodical Vest, mash.j #4j P. 53-57p Ap 1956
Abstract The fine buffing of steel surfaces with felt discs is
examined. Beat results have been obtained when the felt
was greased with a lubricant consisting of mineral oil
thickened with calcium soap. Fine linea observed on some
polished steel surfaces are considered to be caused by a
thin oxide film. Photos, chartsj 2 references, 1952 and
1953.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

4Z J.
T~; A~ly
1
PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/4804
Moscow. TsentralInyy nauchno-isoledavateliskiy inatitutWnologii i maohinostroyeniya
Nekotoryye voprosy tekhnologii tyazhelogo mashinostroyeniyal chast' 2.- Obrabotka
metal-lov rezaniyem i kontroll kachestva detaley (Some Problems in the Manufac-
turing Processes of Heavy Machinery, Pt. 2s Metal Cutting and Quality Control
of Parts) Moscow, Mashgiz, 1960. 173 P. (Series: Its: [Trudy] kn. 99)
2,500 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agencies: Gosudarstvennyy komitet Soveta Miniotray SSSR po, avtomati-
zatsii i mashinostroyeniyu; Toentrallnyy nauchno-iseledovatellakly institut
tekhnologii i mashinostroyenlya.
Ed.: Ye.P. Unksov, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor; Managing Ed. for
Literature on Heavy Machine Building: S.Ya. Golovin,, Engineer; Ed. of Publish-
ing House: G.N. Soboleval Tech. Ed.: Z.1. Chernova.
PURPOSEt This book 1~ intended for technical personnel in heavy-machinery plants
and for scientific workers in factory laboratories and research institutes.

Some Problems (Cont.) SOV/4804
COVERAGEt The book contains a su=ary of work conducted by the personnel of
TsNIITMASh in the field of mechanical'machining and quality control of parts.
Included is a discussion on the correct combination of depth, feed, and speed
in cutting with maximum capacity of the machine tool. Also considered-are
the development of machining methods in rough and oemifinishing production, and
the application of ultrasonic devices for flaw detection and measurement of
wall thickness. No personalities are mentioned. References follow some of
the chapters.
TABLE OF CONTENTSt
Foreword
PART I. WORKING OF METALS BY CUTTING
3
Ch. I. Some Results of [Research] Work in the Field of Mechanics of the
Metal-Cutting Process [Zorevy N.N., Doctor of Technical Sciences] 7
Ch. II. Development of Efficient Cutting Regimes, and Methods of Improving
the Usefulness of Operation of Machine Toole in Heavy~Machine Plants
[zorev, N.N., H-T. Tashlitskiy-and L.K. Kuchma, Candidates of Tech-
nical Sciences; A.D. Vershinskaya and G.G. Ovumyan, Engineers] 31
bmqL~

Welding tempered high-speed steel plateft to cutting
tools. Stan-1, instr. 31 no.403-34 A 16o. (m %U 13 -.6)
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AUTHOR: Tashlitskiy, N. I., Candidate of Technical Sallerces
TIME; T~e primary energy source of natural oscillation
cutting
PERIODICAL: Vestnik mashinostroyeniya,t6. 2, 196o, 45 - 50
TFXT.- It had been supposed in papers by several authors
so~inze giving the star', for cz-'cillation with natural frequency 1,1
".-he differc-nce at~ cuttlng lcr,-eq d-oiring the Incision and
ti.-i-c! 4r-, -.hs itibra';-Ion. 1~, had also beer. observed in exp-grimen's
force vja~ lower dirirq. the p.,~natxation -t.-har, di;ring the repelilnz,
s-ippused ttaf, 1~he h1gh--?r hardness of metal in repelling (after ~Trll
hard~:r.e,l by routtlng) is -,~he causs. Pit this explanation is no,
ally the c,,ttling effort ir. turning softer "10" and "20" e:~-
I I . nd 114,0~1 t5teel, A new exp!
In i;,j-cajng -~-ejc- harder,a -anation ls~
Preserit af ter an ~4xp5rimental. invastlgs~;Ion carried
jc,lnl,.-Iy wlth Candidate of 71-eckLri".~,al &~iencei L. X. Xur;hrna- - th~--
cutt-Ing effort and of plastic deformations, which has been pxric-
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The
crom an e0
Lc, a-'
55.5 W."', ca ul
N"t'
OPI e.
whe v6
+ r
lty e being many "im8l smaller
in vlew cl tre
a 4t-= ""Imation, #.hat
is assu"necl In, t~,a first appr
pproximately determined using the approlllmllte eque~"
Then a is a COST
mula (3)1 a ';'z R - r - e
. 11-0i,
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The primary energy Eource cf' nat-laral oscillation...
Then, in view of
11 - r - azin + e,
a is obtained by tize foroula (5):
-affan 4' e(I - COS~'),
S1 12216000000,'~100810 P-1
A 16 1/A 130
(6)
(7)
01~
amir. + 2e sIrAle (7a)
2
Compar-Ira -Xr~ (7a) w-~t` th.~ formu-t'.EL (D~) derived in coneldera;,.Ion of tt--
2
;~rdn + 2A sin 2'
(cut*.Ing
it jz: Stated M-ai, she iutllng depth by cutters with auxiLiary cutting edge
lnvf-r-.:--I chlp) ot, by zpad--,~~haped cu-~ters rm-4st pract,-Ically vary irt compl!-3n:e with
tlie -,;~,ne a~ in +Ii-~ primary excV,anlon of nataral oscil,milons., Cul.tlagt -ffor',s
were with a ~-,w-,-zertia ATY-1500 ;~t
TsNIT'DMASh d--algr, and r=.,ordi-i wl-In a (MFO-2) .llm c-Saliloarann. Thc-
at,,-ir(- of anal tri4 workpie~c- wa~~ recorded at 4.fte- 5ame 'Ime. T~.- was
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Tile prlmarzy ~-ritlrg of Ai6l/A110
in cutl-~,ing, frrj-,.ir,4.f.-:j b1tinks v~ woll a,~ in r.,ltulal.
the cut-t1na effori, 1~s- d*,ring !-he bjiglr.ning
dt--pfl-i (Lear tlie minimim), ard -.o lncreize In t.4p-girming, dep,.ir. desrTase (near
the maximml) . Ti~p c-u-i-Inq remalried ornstant when thr, depth
chaT)APd between 0-3 anzt,1.5 myn, ana it I& ovricv,43 llna~-, tns: nad no
to change. *:i,,p 21hr-Iriking of chip. wa~ riea.vired lisiag marks made wl.',,i,
p-enclls, arvi i I. wa~ s-.E-t~-d "na- trie crLlp leng~-h a-'mays qltira:,k wnf,-vi t~,f- rutting
dept.ii was hilgher. Talf: coafIrmed ether da,a IndicatIng effort
of kne ociril.a~,t wl.al.h belme-er., chip
Is alwaya a-, a detptn. A 1 ag
and c..~,!Aer ix'., a Ing d,:,p!Jr. wa-z also ~ita-ed. In ger,.7raL, Cuita ob-
ta~l tied In a 1 +Jle ot-!llained -An irviea': lgatiorE ~f tlat ljra, cjs -
c 11. La ona I r-, .,-.i-~lJntr, ait"! 4-heori4~.- or. 4.1he mle of ,h,~ lavlzilrig istria-
tloriS In ~ml'i--~ braked widllh, uhlp ;-,nrinking 4r.!1 ou'~'.lng efl*
are 8 f iLrur-- s and 7 Sovl e -hloc ref erejicez~
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AUTHOR:, - Tashlitskiy, R.I.
TIM: -Welding Hardened-High-Speed Steel Bit)Ko,Too1s%A
PERIODICAL:, Stanki i Instrument, 1960, No 4, PP 33 - 34
TEXT: The author points out 'that for the design.of lazzge-size tools it
lo necessary to know the d1rention and magnitude of stresses acting on the
cutting bit during'the outtirg prvoess. Figure I shows a diagram of the forces
acting on the cutting bit during restrioted cutting. The stress values Pn, P,
wid the value of th6 angle of action Y are calculated from the magnitude of
P Py and PZ'V which are-experimentally determined by measuring the ou-Itting
sirle.9ses with the aid of three-comporient lathe dynamometers, Fig!;res 2 -4
show the functions of.the vuttirg stresses~ Pn, P, and Pz and also the angle of
action Y , depending on.the cutting speed during the machining of 50 grade steel.~
From these functions, exper-Imenta,11y obtained at the TsNINMASh (Central
Scientific Research Inst1tute of Heavy Machinery) follows that the following
correlations exist for the rough-turning of annealed and normalized steel grades
with a thickness of out of a -_~ 2.1 mTq/rev-, Pi --1 0.1 PZ, Pn "- 0.5 PZ_4 W4
100. With some corrections these functions may also be applied for high-speed
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Welding Hardened High-Speed Steel Bits to Tools S/121/60/000/0k/03/008
cutting tools. The author states the results of variations of the front angle
and the angle of action, a diagram of which Is shown in Figure 5. Based on +,be
assumption that the friction force, resulting from the stress effect Pzj, may be
bigger than the stress acting along the main -cutting edge, several tool bits
were manufactured, the cutting plates of which were fastened only by two rivets
of 4 mm In diameter. The tests carried out'with these tool bits confirmed the
possibility of electric aro welding of previously heat-treated plates of the
high-speed steel grades Pq and P18. Figure 6 shows a specimen of a test lot of
tools manufactured Ln order to check the reliability of electric are-welaed
hardened tool bits. Operation tests carried out on a planer in the mechanical
assembly shop of the TsNIITMASh experimental plant ir the course of two years
showed thit the microscopic cracks which are formed during the welding of heat-
treated high-speed.stleel bi-ts are not dangerous. Other tests with tools of
60 x 75 mm cross-section were made on the planer of the steam turbine shop of
the Khar1kov Turbine Plant im-Kiroy Kh?Z). The author describes the technical
conditions of these tests and states that the test results proved the great
har"ess and reliable fixing of previously hardened h1gh-Bpeed steel b*1tQ. After
long-time testing-these tools-are now in operation at the KhTZ.
There are: 3 sketches, 3 graphs'and 2 Soviet references.
Card 2/2

TASHLfTSKIYO N.I.
Large ~face-mi- no.7:31-32 161.
laing heads. Stan-i instr& 32 JTI
(MIRA 14:6)
(milling machinoo)

TAWLIT~kI SHKLOVSKIY, X.M.
How design of large end-milling cutters. Stanj Inatr. 34 no-41
36 Ap 163. ()aRA 16:3)
(Metal-cutting tools)

, TASHLITS 0
Device for Rockwell test of large parts. Stan. i instr. 34
no.803 Ag 163. (MM 16:10)
1
I j'i.-
.- - ~ -k , 11

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'6 /006 /00 6
AUTHOR:
TI -IL Y, a-es of :na,-hLniM__of steeIg and of
.Oirome-nickel alloys accordLa& L- ral Cl~-MP35 ~t 10~.s
4 , 1963, 56-59
PERIODICA':~: VestrLk mashinostroyeniya, no.
TEXT: Investigations showed that th,~: approximate estL=tion of rates of
cuttlTig duripg machining of steels apd al:oys with ferrite, austenite, and
I-e ~,ie best mzc~-a-_:Ii-'r -a.-,. te Ma
de according to tneir
-ne a~lov,,7~: e.emen~s
trie rate of ~,:uL,-ng was szudLe-J-
-ates of cut-ling are given. A cor-parison .,s mace uf calcQlate~- a.-:,; eK?e---
ment.a',ly ottained values af the rates of" cutting for steels and all,)ys ~austerLt',c
;'e' lases). The devl_a*.L~:~,r~ 's waii leis than 20' for 17
sLaeLs conta~~ning u- to 0.5% to 1 Si. -_3 ~ Xn, 113-215% 7 IsO% N~
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0041006,
a
-For 15 steels (ferrite base) the deviation-of the calculated and experimental
values was less than 20%. The steels contained 0.1-1.14% G, 0.17-0.99% Si,
0.2-0.76% Mn, up to 11.9% Cr, up to 3.42S Ni, up to 4.0815. W, up to 0.62% V, and
up to 0.72% Mo. The proposed method for Lte calculatIon of the raLes of cutt'_ng
according to chemical composition and the acceptance of values of intensity of
tae influence of variout; caemical elements further extensive verification
and refLaeMenL. Tlaere are 3 tables and 4 non-Engliah language references.
Card 2/2

RUSTMOV# Anver Keynahavich, prof.-, DEMMITET, G.P., prof.g otv.red.;
TASHLIMW A 0 k-and.biolog.nauk, otv,red,; AVAGIMOVA, S.G*,,
9
MARMOT, T.. takhred. .
rds of Turkmnistan] Ptitey Turkmanistana. Otyet.red. G.P.
Dementlev i A.O.Tashliev. Ashkhabad, Izd-vo Akad.nauk Turk-
manskoi M. Vol.2. 1958. 252 p. (MIRA 13:2)
1. Direktor Instituta soologii i parazitologii Akademii nauk
TSSR (for To h1lyev).
NurkmeMstan-Passeriforms)

KOGANp Sholom Iosifovichl KOSHKALDA., Viktor Andreyevich;_I&SMIMA,
_,p kand. biolog. nauk,, red.; AVAGIMOVA, S.G.., red. izd
AIC -va;
KASPARIYANTSj, L.T.,, tekbn. red.
[Lakes of the Turkmen S.S.R.1 a popular scientific study) Ozera
Turkmenskoi M; nauchno-popullami acherk. Pod red. A.O.Tash-
lieva. Ashkhabad, Izdvo Aked. naLuk Turkmenskoi SSHj 1960, 83 P.
(MIRA 15: 1)
(Turkmeniotan-Lakes)

TASHLIYEVj A.0.,- SUKHININp A.H.; BELISKAYAO G.S.
Wintering of the red-throated pipit in Turkmenistan. 1xv. AN Turk.
SSR. Ser. biol. nauk no.2:82 161. (MIRA 14:7)
1. Institut zoologii i parazitologii AN Turkmenskoy SSR.
(ASMOM" REGION-PIPITS)

TASHLIYKV,, A.0-
Composition and distribution of the avifauan of the first part of the
Kara Kum Canal. Izv, All Turk. SSR. Ser. biol. nauk no.6:68-75 161.
WRA 15: 1)
l.. Institut zoologii i paraz'tolo ii AN Turkmenskoy SSR.
(IL-A KUM CANAL 12ION-BIRDS)

TASHLIYEV, A.0.
AU-Union confdrence on breading Ctenopharyngodon and
Hypophthalmichth.vo in the reservoirs of the U.:S. S, R.
Izv, All Turk. SSR. Ser. biol. nauk no.l-.85-86 162. WU 15:3)
1* Institut zoologii i paramitologii AN TuTkmanskoy hSR.
(CARP)

kand. biol. nauk,, otv. red.1 ALIUV, D.S., kand.
biol. ii~k.. red.; VMGIN, B.V., kand. biol. nauk, red.;
KUZIKMO., A.I., red.izd-va; NASIBDVA, S.G., red.izd-va;
IVONTITEVA.G.A., tekhn.red.
[Papers of the All-Union Conference on the Commercial
Introduction of the Plantivorous Fishes Ctenapharyngodon
Idella and Hypophthalmichthys Molitrix in the Bodies of
Water of the U.S.S.R.] Materialy Vsesoiusnogo soveshchanith
po rybokhosiaistvannomu oavoeniiu matitelOnolaftykh ryb -
belogo amura (Ctenopharyngodon idella) I tolatolobika ,
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 355
Sagaradze) V. S., Ctmd1date of Technical Sciences., Ed.
Iz opyta raboty zavodsioy metall9graficheskoy laborstorii; Lsibomig (ft~erience
of a Plant Metallographic Lab~oratory; Collection of Axticles) Moscow,
Mashgiz, 1957,, 82 p.- 2,000 copies printed.
Tech. Ed.: Yermakov, N. P.; Reviewer; Golltsman, D. I., fteneer
PURPOSE: This bock is intended for engineers and technicians at 11acb4ne-building
plants (particularly in the heat-treatment shops), research institutes,
and laboratories, as-well as for'students at higher technical schools.
COVERAGE: This is a coilection of articles written by workers at the me'tallogmphir,
laboratory of the Urallskiy vagonostroitellnyy zavod (Uials Railroad,.
car Plant in Nizhniy Tagil, Sverdlovskaya Oblast'. It is stated that
the investigations on which the articles are based have contrib4od to
the est:ablisbment of more efficient methods of beat treatment. The
first three ay-jicles are concerned with the question of carturizing pafto
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Experience of a Plwtt (bout.) 355
made of 2OKhM4A and 18KhNVA alloy steels. The articles describe the experl-
ence of the plant in this field and present the results of-an investigation
of the effect of various factors on the structuxe and properties of the case.
For further coverage, authors) and references, see Table of Contents.
TABLE OF
CONTENTS:
Preface 3
Sagaradze, V. S. C&rburizing and Heat Treatment of Steel Types 20MO14A
and 18KhNVA 5
SamosbIdna, Z. B. Effect of Cooling Speed Following Carburizing of Allay Steels
on the Structure of the Case 34
Tashlykova M. P * Methods of Measuring the Depth of the Case in
1 I~g ;- ~7 ~~i e ei~ 37
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