SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACTS ABAKUMOV, A. - AZIZOV, M

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ADAKUMOV, A.
%e wCvA*r-""-_
Convenient attachment for automatic loadersd Nor. flot
16 no.10:31-32 0 156. (MM 9ill)
Is Vtoroy ponoshch x kapitans pramkhoda 'Tartu.*
(Norway-4argo harAling)

VOSKRE.SIENSKIYO M.N., kand.med.nauk; ZAGORODNYAYA, V.G., vrach-rentgenolog;
MALUNEYEVA, Z.A., vrach-rentgeziolog; zaaluzhennyy
vrach RSFSR.
Diagnosis and treatment of primary ostoosarcoma. Trudy KGMI
no.10097-400 163. (MIRA 18-1)
1. Iz kafedry rentgenologii i meditsinskoy radiologii (:spolnyayu-
shchiy ob"yazannosti zav. kafedroy M.N.Voskrosenskiy) Kalininakogo
oblastnogo onkologichoskog. dispansera (glaviiyy vrach zasluzhennyy
vrach RSFSR T.N.Mikhireva) i Ka.lininskoy oblastnoy bollnitsy No.1
(glaMv,y vrach zasluzhennyy vrach RSFSR A.A.Sokolov).

ABAIMOV, B*M*- -
I-
Transistor-type DC voltage converter for feeding a DKZ dosimetere
Mod. rad. 5 no.lt73-74 A 160. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Is kmfedry rentgenolegii It maditsinskoy radiologii (zav.
M.M. Mikhaylov) Voroneshskogo meditsinakogo inatituta.
(EIECTRIC CIJRREWT CONMTFM)
(RADIATION-DOSAGE)

ABAKUMOV9 B.M*
Semiconductor djo, tranaformer for supplying the cbarge device of
the Dk-0,2 dosimeter, Veot. rent. i rad. 35 no. 5:58 MY-Je 160.
(MIRA .14:2)
1. Iz kafedry rentganologli I radiologii (zav. - dotsent M,,M.
Mikhaylov) Voroiaez-bakogo meditsiukogo inatituta (direktor -
prof* N.I. Odnoralov).
(RADIOMETER) (ELECTRIC TRANSFOWM)

'AUM."Ovo B.Mo
Small-aiied semiconductor indicator of ionizing radiation. Vent,
rent. i rad. 36 no. 1:60-61 %'P'a-P 161. (MIRA 14:4)
(RADIOACTIVITY-INSTRtMNTS)

ACC NRi Al-,030655 SOURCY. COF)111: UR/0126/66/0?2/GD5/0698/ry70l
AUTHORS; Silanskiy, 14. M.; LoGutlco, A. L.; Frolov, G. I.; Abakumov, D. M.
ORG: Institute of Physics, SO All SSSR (Institut fizilci SO All SSSr)
1ITLE: Static and impulse magnetization and reversal of magnetization of thin films
SOURCE: Fizika motallov i motallovodoniyo, v. '22, no. 5, 1966, 698-701
TOPIC TAGS: mgnotic hysteresis, hystoresis loop, forronignotic film, nagnotic
domin structure It
ABSTRACT: The "virgiii" rmgnotization curV0 and hYSt0-1OSiS loops Of thin fill-r.3 con-
tainin- 821 Ni and IVj Fe were detertunod in static and pulsating rnviGnotic fields.
The effect of partial reversal of the rLignotic fiold on tho domiin structure of the
specimens was studied. The experimental procedure is doscribod by T. 3. Hoffman,
1. A. Turner, and T. I. Kilburn (J. of British Instituto of Radio Engine,:-rs,1960,
20, 1, 31). Tho axperimentcl resul-~,s are presented graphically (see Fi;-, 1). Photo-
graphs of the domain structure of specLmei;; exposed to different r;jgnatlzatian condi-
tions are prsE!qntod. The time dependence of domain n,kcleation on the nignitude of
I, the variable magn-)'Vic field was also studied. The results are shown graphically.
It was found that the change in the domain structure of specimen, as a result of the
application of a variable magnetic field, was analogous to that found under similar
conditions by N. M. Salanskiy and G. L Frolov (MM, 1966, 21, 157).
L~ard 1/2 UDC: 539,_4k.Z:538-_')4

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Fi&. 1. Static (1) and intpulse (3)
nvl~
irgin" magnetization curves
Static (2) hnd impulse (4-10~
magnetic reversal curves and diupor-
sion curve Hk in terms of magnitude
(11) for thin ferromagnetie film
(H = 4.4 oersteds, Hc 1.3 oersteds,
k
angular dispersion c~ go 0.00" oersted,
d - 1100 R). Duration of impuldes t
inp-
4 - 500, 5 - 300, 6 - 200) 7 - 150
a - 100, 9 - 70, 10 - 50 nanoseconds
z 4(
Orig. art. has: 5 graphs.
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RA;:11VAYLV, G.A.j ABAYUMOV, G.P-; 1IFSTRIU-NICH,
Structaro of the protnwilv,-A icri-rldll-il (.-A'
nyd r nz I ril tun. Zhur. strukt,Klam, 5 no. 12-, 30;'~-'-309 Mr-Ap 164.
( M! R A 17 : 6 )'

ABAKUMOV, G.A.; SHILOV, A,Ye,; SHULYNDIN, S.V.
Electron paramagnetic resonance of the products of inter-
action between dicyclopentadionyl vanadium dichloride and
aluminum alkyls. Kin. i kat. 5 no#2:228-234 Mr-Ap 104.
OMIRA 17:8)
1. Institut khimicheskcq fizi)d AN SSSR.

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CODE: UR/002o/66/i69/003/0579/0582
AUTHOR:__.Ahak4!~~~.; Abramova, A. A.; Razuvayev; G. A. (Corresponding
member AN
ORG: Laboratory for Polymer Stabilization,.Academi~ Sciences S8514
Goi4kiy -'ov-'Aka-d-e-'mii
po or S
TITLE: Free radicalA in kip enyl~aralk~ylami~ne'j oxidation,
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 169, no. 3, 1966, 579-582
TOPIC TAGS: free radical, tertiary amine, oxidation mechanism, EPR
e *ON -4k i y4 n &;,*Aj r-
ABSTRACT: The mechanism of oxidation of the alkyl aryl tertiary
amines, diphenylbenzylamine (I) and dipbenyl(triphenylmethyl)amine (II)
by 1) oxygen and 2) peroxides was studied by EPR spectroscopy. The
experiments were carried out at different concentrations of the amine,
usually in benzene solution at room temperature. It was found that
cumene h -jin the presence of cobalt
oxidation of I by ydroperoxide
stearate or by Pb02 did not proceed in a neutral medium. However, In
the presence of acetic acid or trichloroacetic acid, I and II were
readily oxidized by Pb02 or benzoyl peroxide. Likewise, I was readily
oxidized by cumene hydroperoxide in the presence of acetic acid, and by
atmospheric oxygen In the presence of trichloro-or trifluoro-acetic
acid, Based on EPR data, it was proposed that an oxidation of I by

L h6201-013
ACC NR, AP6027955
Pb02 in the presence of acetic acid two competing processes occur:
Pbo,
(r.116),N- +CH,,GIIO,
Pbo'
At low concentrations of the amine, reaction (1) prevails, because the
concentration of the oxygen dissolved in the benzene may be
commensurate witn the (C6H5)2N- concentration. At high concentrations
of the amine, reaction (2) prevails. Experiments involving II or ox-
idation with oxygen confirmed this mechanism. On oxidation of I and
II by Pb02 in the presence of trichloroacetic acid, formation of the
ion-radical
,or of the complex
(CGIII)INII ... NX (Cj 1,),

ACC NR-. AP6027955
(where X may be -'I(C6H5)2 or even -CH~C61-15 may be assumed; the pr mary
radical in this case is probably not C6~15)214- but rather (CGH5)2*Nii-
On oxidation of I and II by cumene hydroperoxide in the presence of
cobalt sLearate and acetic acid, (C6H5) '1,,,0- was readily formed. Thus,
in all cases rupture of the Nlir) N-C~2n bond occurred. The effect
of the acid was attributed to t3 weakening of the N-C bond due to
formation of an Ionic pair:
(C4llj)sN-CllaCql4A- All- ucow'.~l I
This was confirmed by the experimentally established fact of the
dissociation of II in an acid medium in the absence of air:
+ MIC001i '4- j(C~1lj)'Nll-(; (Calls)$] MIC00-
I(COHB)INH-C(CIIH6)81ccjgcoo--*--*[(Colliisc)+Cclscoo-+(c4ll,),NH.,
Orig. art. has: 2 figures. ISM3
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SLONDW, B.M., insh.; XANUEKIT, L.Ta., Inish., retsenzentl AZAVMOTI
, -f-
G,I.. Insh., red.; HOLYUKOV, G.A., ired,izd-va; SOKOLOTA,
iekhnaed.
[Assembly of equipment and plants of the food industry; a referenee
manual) Montash prodprilatil pishchevol promyshlennosti; kratkoe
spravochnoo posoble. MoBkvag Go9.wvuohno-tekhn.izd-vo mashinostroit.
lit-ry, 1960. 376 P.
(MIRA 13:7)
(Food Industry-lquipment and supplies)

ABAKUMOV, G.I.; KONOVALOV, E.Ye.
Apparatus for zone melting. Zav.2ab. 2c. no.14:1506-1507 163.
(MIRA 17:1)

ABAKWTP G.T, kandidat vaterinzrnykh nauk.
., Z
Z ~, "I
li~
lumbar novocaine block as a pathogenetic method for trelLting colic&
in horses. Yeterinaria 33 no.405 Ap 156. (MW 9:7)
lAeni=adskir veterinarnY7 inatitut.
(Hoisse.-Disesses) (Digestive org'sne-Diseases) (Novocaine)

AUTHOR: Abakumov, I.A., Engineer SOV/135-59-1-17/18
TITLE: A Pipe u _ng__Mac1Ane (Stanok dlya rezki trub)
PERIODICAL: Svarochnoye proizvodstvo, 1959, Nr 1, p 46 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A new design of a machine for the oxygen cutting
of carbon steel pipes of 200 - 800 mm diameter
was suggested by I.S. Yefremov, Director of the
Angarsk Plant of Metal Structures. The new ma-
chine makes it possible to carry out straight and
oblique cuts. Its operating principle is based
on the combined reciprocating motion of -the cut-
ter and the rotary motion of the profiling de-
vice and the work. The machine was tested in
practical use and proved satisfactory. There is
1 diagram and 1 photo.
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BARMIV, V.V., V,017MTV, I-P-, mashinibt,
ti!Arulctrw, I'VYI.T.CT, L. L. , ~!mstrWct~u
Fatii-devey brake acc-eilerators on frelgit trainu are not
FIeL. i tep3,, t1aga 5 ncs!'~*-45 MY 161
(111RA .14.' 7)
( Iti i lroa4-Ftnlr,~;.3)

ABAMOV, 1. G.
Detachable forms for winding multisection coils. Sbor. rats.
predl. vnedr. v proizv. no.2:47-48 161. (MIRA 14:7)
1. Pervoura3takiy Novotrubnyy zavod.
(Electric coils)

ABAKUMOV, Ivan Ivanovich; PETRENKO, N.P., red.; PECMSKAYA, T.I.,
tekh~.-YeL
j
(Industri metbgds in sanit&ry engineering; from practices
of the assemb*ng office of construction in Angarskj Indu-
stri 11 q santakhnichaskikh rabot; iz opyta raboty
xOnt: - OB mkeo~otory stroitellstva Angarska...-Irkutsk, Irkut-
skoe. Fnicihinoe izd-vo, 1959. 86 p. (MIRA 17:2)

ABAUKQ.Y,, ,. I..
i~i "O~j ~--
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Conference on plane and reinforced concrete hold in Augarsk. Bet.1
shol.-bet. no-9:341-342 D 155. OuaA 9.-J)
(Angarsk-Conarste-Congreemes)

AUTHOR: Abakumov,._,;~..:~! Engineer. 207
TITLE: Crane with motor loader (Kran-avtopogruzchik.)
Pi-;ItIODICAL:"Y,ekhanizia.tsi4~a Stroitellstva" (Mochanisation of Construction)
1957, V 1. 14, No. 1, p. 25 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: . V.S. Ptitsyn, whilst engaGed on assembly problems connected
with the election of the new town of Angarsk, devised a new
crane with a collapsible mast -which is mounted on a standard
lorry Marks 4.001 and 4-003. 'phis crane is used for hoisting
sanitary fittings up to a %,.-eight of 150 kgj to a height of
15 m. The lower part of the support consists of steel channels
No. 8 and 12, situated alongside each other when the crane is
transported. The channels are lifted into an-extended position
by means of lover arms which are connected to the mechanism of
the lorry. The weight of the mast is 260 kg, the arm of the
crane can be extended up to 8.6 m. if the crane is permanently
fixed the hoisting can be openited electrically by a winch
which is situated on the lorry* When the crane is transported
the-mast is loi%ered so that its total height does not exceed
4.65 m from the Ground and the arm is nearly horizontal. The
a~m can be dismantled and the lorry can be used for other
pulposes.
There is 1 photograph and 1 diagram.

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ABAMOV. 1J., inzh.
---- T. Sizov's electria drill, Neldi. stroi. 15 no.1:24-25 A 158.
(Drilling and boring maahinery) (MIRA IItl)

ABAKUMOV, I.I., inzh. (g.Angarok)
Taper plug. Stroi, truboprov. 5 no-312l Mr 160. (MIRA 13:9)
(Pipe.- besting)

PHASE I BOOK UPLOITATION SOV4471
Abakumov., Mikhail Mitrofanovich
Sovremennyye stanochnyye prisposoblenira (111drn Machine-Tool Accessories)
Moscowo Mashgizq 1960. 326 p. Errata slip inserted. 10,000 copies printed.
Reviewers F.P. kostromint Candidate of Tpohnical So!LeDces,- Managing Ed. for
Literature on Metalworking and Machin6-Tool Making (Mashgiz)s V.I. Mitin,
Engineer; Ed. of Publishing Houses I,I. Leenlichenko; Tech. Ed.t Z.I. Chernova.
FURPOSEt This book is intended for designers, process engineers and other
technical personnel concerned with the design and operation of machine-tool
accessories. It may also be useful to students of machine building in acbools
of higher education.
COVERAGEt The book deals with basic trends in the development of molern acces-
sories for machine tools. The author discusses advanced designs of mechanized
actuators and accessories for machine tools and provides calculation data for
these designs. Particular attention is given to the problem of the mechaniza-
tion and automation of metal-cutting machine tools by using highly productive
equipment. Also considered are technical and economical principles for the
proper selection of the type of mechanized actuation and accessories of machine
CarX::~

Mcdern Machine-Tool Accessories
SOV/4471
tools fitting various productional requirements. B.A. Shchukarev, Engineer
(do--eased) is mentioned as having contributed to the field. There are 21
referencesp all Soviet.
TABLE OF CONTENTSt
Introduction 3
1. Basic Trends in the Design of Machine-Tool Accessories 7
Classification of standardized devices 13
Universal devices for setting-up 14
Specialized (group-machining-type) devices 17
Standard-unit devices 18
Universal standard-unit devices 24
11. Actuation of Machine-Tool Accessories 38
1. Pneumatic aetuators 38
iiston-type actuators 38
Diaphragm-type actuators 54
Vane motors 66
Car.d_4/_5_:'

- A~~ PYI-Z.N.
P
Rotor drive. Mashinostrottell no.5:8-9 My 160, (MIRA 140)
(Vachine, tools--Pneumatic driving)

5/027/60/000/005/001/001
B019/bO54
AUTHOR; Abakumov, M.
TITLE: Machine Attachments for the Mechanization and Automation of
Mechanical Treatment
PERIODICAL. Profesuionallno-tekhni(:heskc-ye obrazovaniye, 1960, No. 5,
pp, 16 - 19
TEXT: As is universally known from time studies, the real working times on
machines are comparatively short as against the times needed for clamping,
etc. More economical conditions can be attained with the use of suitable
devices. These devices are, as the author points out, to meet the following
demands: they are to facilitate an accurate and rapid adjustment of the
workpiece, possibly exclude any errors of adjustment, increase the producti-
vity of work, extend the applicability of the machine, and facilitate work
to operators, The author describes the fundamentals of pneumatic and
hydraulic clamping devices, and stresses the advantages of hydraulic over
pneumatic devices (higher pressure, quick response). He particularly deals
with pneumohydraulic clamping devices, and describes in detail the system
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Machine Attachments for the Mechanization
and Automation of Mechanical Treatment
shown in Fig. 5. Finally, he discusses clamping
which, according to the working oycle, are
drive of the respective machine tool. Fig.
clamping device. There are 6 figures.
S/027/60,/000/005/001/001
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devices for machine tools
coupled with the mechanical
6 shows an example of such a
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Legend to FiF-,~ 51 1) Pressure regulatorp 2) piston, 3) piston rod,
4) diaphragm chamber, 5) valve, 6) and 7) pipelines, 8) sleeve,
9) regulating valve, -,0), 11), 12), and 13) pistons and clamps of the
clamping device, 14) hand lever, 15) back valve, 16), 17), and 19) pipe-
'Lines, 18) oil atomizer, 20) water neparator.
Legend to Fig, 6% 1 Body, 2), 3), and 6) setscrews. 4) and 5) immovable
and movable jaws, 7~, 10), and 11) lever arms, 12) spring, 8) roller,
9) ruler.
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85451
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AUTHORS.- Abakumov. M. M., Gekht, M. P.
'J, TITLE: The Automation of Equipment Already in Operation
PERIODICAL: Mashinostroitel', 1960, No. 11, PP. 5-7
\A
The authors present a survey of the automation of standard machine
tools which, fitted with automatic loading and unloading equipment, yield'a high
output and are successfully employed in automatic production lines. Thus, at
the Izhevskly mashinostroiteltnyy zavod (Izh(ivsk Mechanical Engineering Plant)
standard multi-purpose machine tools have been turned into semi-automatics and
full automatics, which made it possible to increase the efficiency of equipment,
operatlng in a nemi-automatic cycle, by 15 - 30%, while the efficiency of those
machine tools operating In a fully automatic cycle could be increazed by 30 -60%.
The model 161A eirew-cutting lathe, e. g., was modernized and converted into a
high-effloient wtomatic.' The lathe was fitted with an adjustable loading instal-
lation of the gravity magazine feed type, connected to the control system of the
lathe, with a device for the automatic feed and clamping of the work pieces, an
automatic tool advancing and withdrawal mochanism, and also with an automatic
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The Autmation of Equipment Already in Operation AOOVAOOl
ldngitudinal feed a,,id accelerated withdrawal feed of the carriage. The automation
of the lathe was car.-ted out using a pneumatic p&th system, i. -a. the subsequent
order L3 given to the lathe after an operation has been terminat i according to
-Figure 4: Figure 2: the prece'ding order. Figure 1
A shows the universally adjust.
able gravity magazine feed
system of the 161A lathe, while
Figure 2 shows the operation of
+ the tool advance with thr- aid
of the pneumatic cylinder 1,
stationary bush 2, double-arm
A
wedge 3, rapidly displacing the slide 4 towards the work-
p4Lece. Furthermore, a horizontal milling machine was
converted into a high-efficiency automatic, by equipping
it with a standard loading deviceP feed hopper, magazine
and drum-type -jetting device operated by a worm reducer.
This automated milling machine yields an output of 14,000
machine parts per shift. The authors distinguish between
forced, semi-automatlo and automatic oonvoyer eyatems.
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The Automation of Equipment Already in Operation A004/AO0l
While the two former are driven by electric, pneumatic or hydraulic motors, the
latter convpy the blanks and workpieces by gravity. Figure 4 shows a distributing
chain-conveyer which feeds the blanks to several machine tools operating In
parallel. The blanks are put on the conveyer by a chute 3 and are fed to the
machine through the chute 4, which is fitted with a discharge mechanism by which
the*blanks are adjusted on the machine tool for machining. The authors state
that at the Moskovskiy avtomobil'nyy zavod (Moscow Automobile Plan highly
efficient automatic production lines
have been developed by combining auto-
mated machine tools with automatic
handling equipment.. Figure 6 shows
an automatic line, developed at the
"Frezer" Plant according to a design
of the "Orgstankinprom" Institutd.
This line, composed of modeitized
machine toolsis designated for the
tachining of 16 different sizes of
Y hand-operated and mechanical taps with
ground and non-ground thread profile,
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The Automation of Equipment Already in Operation Aoo4/Ac)ol
Figure 6t
-7
4
The line is composed of 6 automated multi-purpose machine tools, which have
already been in operation for 10 Ix
- 15 years before being incorporated in the line,,
and are connected by automatic conveying devices. Each machine tool is fitted
with an individual adjustable multi-purpose feed hopper loading device, which
makes it possible to set and readjust the machine tools subsequently, without
stopping the operation of the line. The tap blanks, preliminarily turned on
automatic lathes, are loaded into the hopper of the centerless grinding machine 1.
After being maohined on that machine, they are oonveyed by the chain conveyer 2
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The Automation of Equipment Already in Operation A004/AO01
to the hopper of the sooond centerless grind-rg rnac*ti,.~-ae 3, from there onto the
lining-up and sorting mechanism and then Ini.o the magazine, A pne-,imat.1c, i'eder
places the tap in the machining position. The ground tap is Acnveyed by a chute
onto the recolving part of the chain oonveyar 4, wbloh transports the tap to the
lining-tip unit of the eccentric press 5, where the sqiare ofthe tap ~~-,nd pleoe Is
stamped with two strokes of the press. Over th~~ chain co:iv-!)rF-:, 6 thc- taps a-re
conveyed to the U-shaped chute 7 and, by gravity teed, g-~t intt7 t1he hopper of the
branding machine 8. The branded taps are ahuted Lntc, the recelyirg part of the
conveyer 9, by which they are lifted into the hopp'er oP the threadirg machine 10,
After the thread being cut, the taps are placed on the _Ir~r"!a corveyer 11, which
conveyes them to oenterless grinding machine 12 where the w~)rkirg part of the tap
is ground. The labor productivity of a worka~r has increased bv 6 times alter the
introduction of this automatic li_rwi~. Thg~ m3demmiza+~Ion costs arl~ c:,.-Dpeknsated in
the course of -two years, There are 6 figures.
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ABAKUMO-Vp Mikhail Mitroftno UCHEVp
-- -vichl KUZIKINp V.V., 4aucbky red.1 ROG
r .; Ows -p L*M.t tekbn. red.
[Attacbments for lathes] PriBWooblenila dlia tokaMkh otm*ovo
Moskva, Vass. uchabno-podagog. izd-vo Proftakhisdat 1961. 101 p.
IKIRA 1418)
(Lathes.-Attacbments) t

IABAM.W,_L4jkji4jj_ U-trQf-gnOj_qh; NIKOLAYEVA, T.D.., red.; GAADAp T.D.,
takhn. red.
(Now metbods for the automation of machine tools) Novye metody
avtomatizataii metallorezhushchikh stankov. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo
"Vysshaia shkolaf" 1961. 112 p. (MIRA 14:12)
(Machine tools) (Automation)

ABAKUMOVI k6kh 11 jj&j~Qr-gQh,.DALI5KAYAO-A., kand. tekhn. nauk,
nauchnyy red.; YXS.")HXOVSKAYA, M., red.; SHLYK, M., tekhn.red.
(Automation of machine tools) Avtomatizatsiia metallorezhushchikh
stankov. Moskva, Mosk. rabochii, 1963. 214 p. (MIRA 1W)
(Machine tools) (Automatic control)

ABAKWOV, W~il ilitrofanovich; KUZIMIN, V.V., nauchn. red.;
MAKSIMOVA, Yu.M., red.
(FurAamentals of gear cutting) Osnovy zuboreznogo dela.
Moskva, Vysshaia shkola, 1964. 270 p. (MIRA -17:12)

ABAWROV) WIG
A 4IT5
-7
Vd6i6tlanp 'Astronmic
"Determinatim-i of Latitude by the Talcott Method frm
Several Pairo Connected y~th the Same Position on the,
Talcott Levels," W. Abaklmov, Zagreb Astr Inst, 18 pp j
"ABtr Zhur" Vol XXV, No I
Describes errors comonly made when determining lati-
tude, discusses effect of the refraction anomaly, and
suggoste that prolonged periods of observation are
beat means of obtaining accuracy.
41T.5

AEAKVP,(3V, It.
Yu--)s!Fv'r 030)
Scl-nc- - S-rlvls
G,old. p. 17.'. AIJ.I"Al-
dr.cII-vo) Zpl;,-vmb. (Annurl )n Pvtronom.-.
~C;
o-tv ~,r 1951.
S
Erst- Firo-Ij, Act-stijoLs Li,,.t, Lib.-ri,-!)f C
Vol'. 1, no. 13, November 19,52. INCLASSIVIED.

ABAKLYIOV, N.
AUKU1.10) N. Gobfficients and indeVendent remlx-rs of cordit-ional polc equations. p.
195.
Vol. 9, no. 5/6, ;-lay/ June 1955.
CFODLETSKI
Zagreb, Yugoslavia
0
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MR
KROYTER, H.K,j.,KATKOV, H&Ts;
Physiological foatures of various breeds of sheav and their crosees
baned on the data of the electrophoretic study of Berum proteins
and b-amoglob:Ln# Trudy Inot, ekp, blolo AN Kazakh, ssi nrI13-123
165, (MIRA INIO)

KORCHUNOV, S.S., kand. tekhn. nauk; MOGILEVSKIY, I.I.; ABAKUMOV, O.N,
Determining the coefficients of moisture by the method of
a constant overflov on the surface of the sample. Trudy
VNIITP no.18:156-166 161. (NIRA 17:1)

KORCHUNOVj S.S., kand. takhn. nauk; ABAKUMOVO O.N.
Portable tensiometric apparatus for measuring the mechanical
stresses in peat machinery parts and the power transmitted
by transmission devices. Trudy VN11TP no.18:186-195 161.
(MIRA 17:1)

GIkoULIMA, Nikolay Robertovich; IOCOR07, Alak-aey Stepanovich:
PrInimall uebaftlye: BMISOT, A.P., insh.; ZHIDIIIHj, I.A.,
lush.; VOUOOT, A.?., lush.; SHABALIN, L,A,, insh,
KIIHIM, NoPo, kand.tekbn.nauk*. rateensent; ABAXUMOT, S.F.,-
lush., retsfizent; ZASTPKIN, A.G,q lush., rers-en~zsnt-~-
ZALOZMW, G.N.p insh.; retBousent; KLOTSKATO M.I., insh.,
retsenzentj IMMOGOROT .S.M., lush., retsensent; BLAW, N.M.,
lush., red.; WGrNA, N:A., tekhn.red.
[Making models] Kodellnoo prolsvodetvo. 3. parer. lxd.
Moskva, Mae 1961. 2,95 P. (MIRA 14:12)
V;ineertng models)
(Molding (7vanding)-l%aipment and wapplies)

10 ABAMOVI so 00
2, TJM (600)
,4. FArthwork
7, Speedy method of unloading clay from trucks with sideboards. Gidr. i mel. 4 no. 121
.1952
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April -1953, Uncl.

KOZIIIN, p::-of., glav. red.; ABAKU-'lOV V.A., zair. Glav.
red.; BLINOVA, Ye.N., red.;
MAKSIMOV, S.I.p red.; OJADOVSK.TY, S.G.., red.;
POIJJLYAK, S.I., red.; VELICHKO, Ye.M., red.
[Papers of young schclars] Trudy rnolodykh uclictivkh.
V,oskva, Pishchevnia proryshlennost', 1964. 261 p.
(1-111HA 16:1)
1. Moscow. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskly institut
morskolp r;~bnogo klio--yaystva I okeanografii. V:3eso),uznyy
nauchno-issledovatel'Bkiy inatitut morokogo rybnogo kho-
zyaystva i okeanografii, Nosh-va (for Abakumov, Blinova,
Bykov) .

,~RWRPK"Awwwu,
Life of the Baltic migratory IaWoy. Top.ikht. zo.6:122-128 156.
(Kju 9 . 8)
1. Moskovskiy tokhniehoxkiv institut r7b&oy proaWshleanostl I
kbo%Mstva iveni AJ. Mikoyam -- Xosrybvtut.
(Baltic Sea-Lempreyes)

ABAKUMOV, V.A.
Causes of similarity in the ecology of Salmoninae an& Petroo7zo-
ninae. Nauch. dokl. vye. shkoly; biol. nauki no-3:25-28 160.
(MIRA 13:8)
1. Rekomendovana kafedroy ikhtiologii i syT'ycvoy bazy lalinin-
gradskogo tekhnicheskogo instituta. rybnoy prou7shlennosti i
khotyaystva.
(Salmon) (Lampreys)

ABAKUMOV, T.A.
Systematics and ecology of the Par Bastern brook lamprey from
the Amur Basin. Vop. ikht. no.15-.43-54 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Moukovskiy teknicheakiy inatitut rybnoy promyshlonnosti
i khozyaystva im. A.I.Kikoyana.
(Amur Valley--Iampreys)

'-ABAKUMOV, V.A.
Local breaks in the reproductive isolation between salmon
arA Galmon trout. Trudy vNm 42:167-170 6o.
(MMA 13:9)
(Baltic Sea-Salmon) (Baltic Sea-Trout)

ABAKUMOV, V,A.
L---- --
Methods of s-k'ad:-ing the dynamics of growth in sioight and length
in fishos. Trudy sov. Ikht. kom. :no.j3:11,,/,.-201 161.
(MIRA 14;8)
1. VoesoyuzW nauchno-isslodovatellskiy institut morskogo
rybnogo khozyaystva i(okeanorafii - VNIRO.
(Growth) Fishes

ABAKUMCIVj V.A.
Seasonal strains of migratory fishes. Vop. ikht. 12o.17:1'79-190
161* (KIRA 14: 5)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauoh,no-iseledovatellskiy institut mo4kogo rybnogo
Wozyaystva i okeanografii (VNIRO). S,
(Fishes-M-4gration)

ABAKLIMOV, V.A.
Sea life of the Pacific Ocean lamprey Fntosphenus tridentatus
(Richardson). Trudy VNIRO 49:253-256 164.
(MIRA 18:5)
1. Vuesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut morskogo rybnogo
khozyaystva i okeanografli.

ABAE-1111-j"J, V, A,
So.ma problem,.s connouted with det-ormInf.-tion ol" fj!,Ung in-
tenoity. Trudy VNIHO 50:178-192 16,14. (MJRA 17:12)

of tbe stored input. fmc-tion. is h~ znstw at-, nmiiT-W_ The tine intervp-l bet-WEen the
berinning of the Yertical sween rmri th~- P- narkor ru1sr- at tht- moment of

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F. S F N "I F ATF
periodlically,--ril4ch results i:l the
Fi A-+,,minv(i bi t h e t- F t -7 -r t f r Pon p w- of the
A,',,: A7 nor p
2/P

FEMENKO, A.I., kand.tokhn.naukL_A~.AKUMOV,_V.~L.; BUDNYAK, A.A. 0
Generator of complex-shape pulses. ivtom.i prib. no-4:41-43
O-D 162, (MIRA 161l)
1. Kiyevskiy politekhnichaskiy institut.
(Pulse techniques (Electronics))

ABAKUMOV, V.G.; PETRENKOp A.I., kand. tekhn. nauk; DENBNOVETSKIY, S.V.
Functional graph converter with a vidicon. Avtom. i PrIb.
no.4t47-51 O-D 163* (MIRA 16t!2)
1. Kiyevskiy politekhnicheakiy institut.

FJLRAUSIIEV, A-V-J_~BAKUMOVLY.Ij MAP%KUSr Ye.K.
Method for approximate naioulation of the sedimentation rate of gets.
Trudy Okean.kom. W09-113 161. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Gosudarstven~nyy gidrologicheskiy institut Gidrometaluzhby SSSR
(for Karaushev). 2. Proyektnyy institut No.1 Ministerst7a stroitell-
stva ROSR (for Abakumo-v., Markus).
(Sedimentation and deposition)

1jAqkI.11710I:1t KAI,
ABAKUKOV OXIO.*,; ZIATOMXHOVNIKOV, L.r , kand.takhn.nauk.
111--"POW
Calculating the general stability of hydraulic structures
by the limiting states method, Trudy TSNIIMF no.12i4o-44
11 1 '57. (KIPA11W
(Hydraulic engineering)
(8tructuree. Theory of)

16
MIRONOVO S.t Ioktc)r takhn. nauk; KRILOV, B., kand. takhr.. nauk; MMA,
V.. kand6 tekhno nou.k; ABAKUMOV, Yu.0 inah.
improved mi~thad of sealing ~olllnts or large-panel bLdldinga in
winter# Zhile strols noo9t*-25 '65e MIRA 18111)

XOROZOVA, M.G.-.TROPIXOV, K.A.;MMIKOVA, T.K.;TURONOK, L.7 -ABAKUK pj.;
GUMM, T.G.;UKDMKO, X.L.;KUMTSOVA, Y.I.;DUSRK -1WSTA44. IN,
L.S.01KHTTARI, S.M. ,
I
v1saheelar Vasillevich Aliakritakii. Arkh. pat.. Mookra 15 no-2:
95-96 Xar-4r 1953. (OLML 24:3)
1. Professor Vyacheelav Vasillyevich A3,va)critek1y.is a Doctor Rodiag.1
Sciences and Head of the Department of Pathological Anatomy at Voronezh
Medical Institute.

KUIAKOV, P.A,, insho; ABAKUMOVA., A.S., inzhe
The concrete of the hydraulic stmetures of the Volgograd
hydroelectric developi4ent. Gidr. stroJ. 32 no.12311-13 D
161. (MIRA 3.5s2)
(V)Iga hydroelectric power station (22nd Congress of the CPSU)-
1,zdticrete))

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AW M; ATDWJ1540 SOURCE CODE: UR/2865/65/004/000/0107/"
AUTHORt Abakwam L-Aos Akhlebininskly, X. S.; Dychkov, V. V.; Demochkina, 11. G.;
Kondrat'Ev-,Yia. ~.'js~"i~kovo A. S.
ORG: none
Hq
TITLE., Some data on the animal link in a closed ecological sy-stem
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Otdeleniye biologicheiskikh nauk. Problemy koemicheskoy bioloj&iip
v. 4, 1965s 107-118
TOPIC TAGSS closed ecology system,, space nutrition, commercial animal, animal
husbandry
ABSTRACTS, Data on the animal part of a closed ec.0logiCal System'such as might
be used (based on unicellular algae, high
in spac er plants. animals,
and man) are presented. Most of the information concerns chickens and
'ducks, good choices because they mature fast, produce a sufficient quantity
,of nutritious food, and have a high yield of meat and eggs per unit of feed.
'Comparative' analysis shows that to produce 1 kg of meat and fat, cattle
require approximately twice as.much feed, and pigs L 5 times as much
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feed as broiler chickens. Furthermore, now generations of chickens and
ducks are easily raised by incubating fertilized eggs, and their offspring.
(taken together) weigh more than the offspring of other animals. The meat
of chickens and ducks has more protein and is han the
protein of other animals. Calculati;ns are made of the number of ducks re-
quired to provide a cosmonaut. with his daily requirement of animal protein
(40:-45 g), and tables showing turnover of the flock are listed. For instance,,
it was concluded that 9 Peking ducks (40 days old) will feed a cosmonaut
for 1 month. Fifty eggs are needed for food and hatching in the same period.
The daily food and water requirement for this duck population is computed,
together with the amount of respired C02. Analogous comparative data are
listed for chickens. Charts of the nv.tritive content and caloric value of -the
i-food-vi~o-du-c-ed-Wv--cb-i-ck-er-ia-aiiCdu-a i-n-qluded,
-kcal of this food, 25. 4 kcal of eed is, expended.
It is cbLlculated that for 1 4
-for a duck, and 22, 2 kcal for it chicken. Of course, the needs of other links
in the closed system will determine whether, chickene or ducks are finally
chosen. Both animals have advantages: ducks, for instance, can be fed a
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-higher percentage of green fodder, and they both mature and gain weight
It n ustbe emphasized that these are only pr
faster than chickens, I eliminary
calculations.' Moire informatiiin'm~st be Collected about these and otther
animals, and ninny experiments must be conducted with each in aeclosed
ecolog~.cal system. Orig. art. has: 9 tables. [ATD PRESS: 4091-F]
SUB CODE: OZ.. 06 SUBM DATE , none OR IG REF: 013 GTH REF 1 002.

ABAKUMDVA,__~!Fj,, - dotoent
-,
IL-dicinal preparation of Polygonum. Trudy AZVI 9:256-257 156.
(MPA 15:4)
1. 12 kafedry farmakologil (zav, kafedroy - kandsveterinmMkh
nauk dotsent L.F.Abakumova) Alms,-AtIm.skogo smveterinarnego
institutae (Polygonimm-Therapeutic use)

BULAKH, A..G. ~JVJWMVA, N. B.
Sebl' -Tavr massif of ultrabasic and alkalle rocks and
earbonatites (Kola Peninsula). Sov-geol- 3 no-5:47-6o
Yr 16o. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Vi!,osoyuznyy nauchmo-iseledovatellekly geologichaskiy
inetitut.
(Kola Peninsula--Rooks, Igueous)

NEXRASOVI S.G.; SACITO, ADAKTIMOVA, N,V,
"" '': ~... ... -' "''
ok rev lpwr, . Tzv. vyu a I iche b, ; c I ic rr . T..,!,.* 8 no.8:194-20", IC*5
(MIRA -78:2)
1. Slbirsklymatallu~girjheskiy Inst1tut..

Dls7,rrtatAo!, con-oct'Inn of' TIA*Imlop-~v Iliti, "'!'o ~,:i;Qo (71, ti,o
Plot. of C,00--r. jan
Aca(
Vachurn-,--.-
a jan, 1 47 (Pro,lact

AB&IBMA, I.I., LE0110Y. 1.D.
Public Henlth
Public Health measures on collective forma. Sov. zdrav., 11 no. 1. 1952-
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April 1952 _W, Uncl.

A Jh A
OMM -,
NIC RZY SOV - 000
no

SYCHPV, MM.; ASUKHOVA, M.A.; Prinimali uchastiya: ABAKUMOVA, V.N.,
actudent; VO'.IOBIYFVA, A.A., student
Burning mixes contalning coarse-grained quartz. Trudy Giprotse-
ment no. 2609-28 163. (MIRA 17:5)

ABAMOVA, Te.A., kandidat meditainskikh nauk
F, !L~:,
Roentgenologic diagnostic examination of the permanent teeth
and of the periapical tissue in children 6-15 years of age.
Stonatologita no-3:9-11 MY-Je '55- (MIRA 8:9)
1. Is k-afedry teraparticheskay stomatologii (sav.dotsent
T.T. Shkolyar) Leningradekogo meditsinskogn stomatologicheskogo
instituta, (dir.prof. R.I. Gavrilov)
(PSRIODOMIUM, diseases,
In child & adolescents, x-ray diag. of peri-apical
die.)
(TXM, diseases,
permanent teeth die. in child. & adolescents. x-ray
diag.)

ABAKMIOVA, Ye. A., kand. med. nauk
X-ray data on the normal state of the periodontium in children
from 6 to 16 years old. Trudy Kali no.2:63-88 '60.
(MIRA 15t7)
1. Iz kafedry terapevticbeskoy stomatologii. - zav. kafedroy
dotsent T. T. Shkolyar.
(PERIODONTIA) (GUMS-RADIOGRAPHY)

ABAKUMOVA, Ye.A., kand.med.rauk; DRANITSYNA, V.B., assistent
e-- ---- -.-
Fluorosis and caries lesions of the teeth in Kalinin schoolchildren.
Stomatologiia 41 no.4;7-10 Jl-Ag 162. (MIRA 150)
1. Iz kafedr7 terapevticheakoy stomatologii (zav. - dotsent T.T.
Shkolyar) i kafedry obshchey khimii (zav. - doteent V.S.Malinovskly)
KaUninskogo meditminskogo iswtituta.
(KALININ-TE-:,TH--DISEASZS) (KALININ-FLUORINF,-TOXICOLOGY)

AUKUM3VA.-Ye.A.. dotoent; ROZHNOVA, R.A.,, assiatent
Results of planned-tqgiene of the oral cavity in children of
the city of Kalinin vithin a 5-year period. Stomatologiia 41
no-5t17-20 S-0 162. (MIRA 1614)
1. Iz kafed terapevticheakoy stomatologii (save - dotsent
T.T.Shkolyarl Kalininskogo meditainakogo instituta,
(KALININ-STOMATOLOC;Y)
(KALININ-CHILDREN-CARE.AND HYGIM)

ABAKUMOVA.-YQJ., dotsent; ARTE2.10NOVA, R.N., asBist6nt; DRUITSOA, V.B.,
asalstent; SHUTOVA, T.N., assistent
Interrelation between decay of the teeth in children and the
fluorine content in the vaters of some districts in Kalinin
Province. Trudy KC19 no.10:74-75 163. (MIRA 19:1)
1. Iz kafedry terapavticheskoy stomatologii (zav. kafedroy -
dotsent T.T.Shkolyar) i kafedry obsbehey khimii (zav. kafedroy -
dotsent V,S,Malinovskiy) Kalininskogo gonudarstvennogo medi-
tsinskogo instituta.

ABAKUMOVA, Ye.A., dotsent; SEM-NoV, N.V., PI-of.
I
Temperature of the teeth in health and in the dynamics of.the
course of caries and pulpitis. Trudy KGMI no.10:403-407 163.
(MIRA 18:1)
Is Iz kafedry terapevticheskoy stomatologii (zav. kafedroy
dotsent T.T.Shkolyar) i kafedry normlinoy fiziologii (zav.
kafedroy - nrof. N.V..Ij'emenov) Kalintnskogo gosudarotvannogr,
medit8inskogo instituiA.

SHKOLYAR, T.T., doteent ABA kandmed.nauk; TSLTROVAO N.D.;
TUROBOV, V.A.; 'b9 ~VAP. NROI.; IVANOVA, A.I.; WKSHINA, V.Ye.;
ROZHNOVA, R.A.; VINOGRADOVA, V.G.; DAVYDOVA',~L.P.
Aanalyals of patientst visits and therapeutic work ii the
therapeutic section of a stomatologic polyclinic. Stomatologiia
41 no.5:25-29 S-0 162. (KMA 16W
1. Is kafedr7 terapevticheskoy stomatologii (ispoln shchiy
obyizannosti zaveduyushchego - dotsent T.~.Sl~kolyar
Kalininakogo gosudarstvennogo moditainskogo instituta.
(STOMATOLOGY) (DENTAL CLINICS)

Ofil KU 1A 0 v
ly
c4c
L~ C, LctopJm Zl-.i:rr.23 Inv':I-, :'o.

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Vt
U-SSR
DIU dISA, 0, N. =Um1rM.2tP&lUV'A ' Yu. %f. "dur, E.
Med. lost.). Ukrails. BhUhn. Aar. 12, M-WCIM);
a 130yo-1 inaieg-jote protan diet caLms virious
'Z= distur antes Ifived"S newo4~unwzl tr4ulation.
M.-qunte q1UDtjI)'=d qU131Vr4 prottin must be fed both
heslt%y " sick people -with protein dLid-nty. With
M rats It *-as foL=d tLgt in both liver and muscle w.etone
hwl" 6zromse cn!%%L&mb~,r, 1146M In liver aj 4--aiust the
ncrm (33 rats). Lc. .19.2 mg 151~ as rwdnst 2 0,16 m2.%; in
InlIK-le 3 04AM increase (3A mg.% In Dorm wzi 3P 9 ms.
in cxpll.). Duricg prold"t&,Jera dirt the contrnt 3-
atetone btdlas %a3 coc-6drrably blobtr thin dwiuf Mama-
don, da&pItt crrup)cw sbAwe cf crrbDhydrate suppl:r. wW
even t4oft strIkkg)y shaven was the deart3se in S13cWn .
during star"tko. The core. exlAts3wS ratio A *;ide
Pirkoit3terol was OM (10) rats) in the norm, "13ch incmawi
to 1.11 (M rat3)on a lo-;r-p4xYub diet. 14 dc*d. by quan-
tity of "I by simultaumms denmm In
-cWc%Ux% content. -Tim rvvcrw -pbtirr*:noa wai ruA-rd-
dwinS ownpIrle i6tuvatfna, the ratio timn-asing to 0,70,
ileptaDs P11MV14 UA)n Phwq1APM.-j' cwmlaol
Inetpatle-'sts welti Lomal. Total bS*Dd &tathiaaQ re-
Mals"Inthe tionnalrazSt,but thtimiabovemits iwkw
ftym Yw;sd the ox)JIAd lom inmablaS,awl 0~* vidaced
~U '9~ "Po. rats, 17 a tholl ("warou:1. NQ~'

$u. r" we" .3th It
Won procv&ws did not A rantt quAl. disturbances
durks complete starvation. A study of various metabolic.
Indketm in humans suffering fr,>rn protein defickticy and
showing Mvoprottlatmla (extensive burns, inflammatory
aste"myelltis. and othtrsl has shown various disturbanc-".
Morin, carWhydiate. and other indexes of miabolk dis-
turbancc3) which have an effect upou the nervous skyatern
slid upon neuro-hurr~,rsl reSulation, by acting on rwre
ra"tors and centess whkh control physiul. roctise.4.
Clayton Hokway

ABAKUI-',OVSKIY, D.D., inzh.; VIKIRIJ1,41, Yu.L., inzh.; VL:1)0\C)ZOV,A.I.jinzh.j*
R.P.P - L;KIY 1-1. E. , J nzh.
inzh.; IGNATCMIKO,Ye.A.,inzh.; LITII
S~~01'0v'il,inzh.; TRITUIk,V.A., inzh.,; 1'0I'-!A7Z":Ov.,Z.A.,irzh.;
FRUIUr-iEYE,L.I.,inzh.; SAPOZK-,r~-;I;OV,N.M.,inzh.; VASYUK, A.I., inzh.;
YAIIKv-LE;V,L.F.,inzh.; DAS)iILOV'N..ij'.,otv. red.; IATINSKIY,M.E.,, red.;
POLOSIYA, A.S., tekhn. red.
[FandbDok for buidlerv and assemblers of the petroleum industryl
Spravochnik stroitelia-montazhnika neftianoi proTi7slilennosti. Po-
skva, Gostoptekhizdat, 1946. 2090 p. (MIRA 15:4)
1. Aussia(1923- U-S-S-it-"Narodnyy koninsariat reftyanoy pror7sh-
lennosti. Glavnoye uprnyleniye. 2. ParodrW)- koid.9,gariat neftyanoy
promyshlennosti SSSR (for all except Bas:dlov, Latinskiy, Polosina).
(Petroleum indostry)

3/184/60/000/004/018/02,*./XX
AIOVA029
AUTHORSi Rozengard, Yu.A.,* Abakumovskly, D.D.; - Graduhte Engineers
TITIE; Properties and Use of Magnes um Trcln~V
PERIODICAL: Khimicheakoye Mashinostroyenlye, IS160, No. 4, pp. 12 - 14
TM. The authors state that at present the use of magnesium Iron in oil
refineries is limited to media with temperatures nct exceeding 2001C and a Pres.
OOC
sure of 16 kg/cm2. Jr;stallations oReratlng In non-corrosive medle UP to 45 ,
.2LOMand 25n (Rj~)%Iearbon steels. Kh
are made of 20A ~2 Y5AI Q 5MQ Mn (Kh5VL)t
and X88A (nL8VLPchromium-mo1ybdenum and chromium-tungsten steels are usg'd-In
corrosive sulfuric med at 550 - 5750C and l\A18HqTJ1 (jpL8NgTL)\16tee1s in the
same medium at 6000C.'Wl
RjRUjr,"pmaQh carried out a number of tests with a view
to replacinF. steel-cast oil installations by hlghly-~Peslstant. magnesium iron
parts. Tes,s proved that db and 60.2 of magnesium Iron is higher than that. of
25L steel. After graphitization temperin cast m3gnesium iron valvee showed the
following values at normal temperature: S's - 11.0 -* 14.0% and db - 49 k&/mm2.
Accerding to Reference 1,4,000-h tests at 4250C established db - 20.8 kg/M.M2 and
5 - 22.4% for steel and 22.2 k&/mm2 and 6.2% for ferritic magnesium Iron. respec-
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tively. Long-11fe tests w,~re carried out on fev-,ite-perlite. class, tiagnesium irm
at 400 and 450C'C, and 40, 35, 30, 25 and 20 kg/mm~ strf s6es. Tf-sted samples
showed no signs of destruction at db - 30 kg/mm"! and 4000C aft.(-r 1,300 h, at db
- 25 kg/mm2 and 4000C after 1,700 - 2,000 h, at d = 20 kglimr'-~' and 400 - 5,000C
after 1.,050 - 2,100 h. These results satisfy rOa (GOST) rt:qu1rt%,ne_nts in respect
of carbon steel equipment. Corrosion-resistance tests were~ carried out In the
Moskovskiy neftepererabatyvayushchly zavod (Moscow Oil Refinery). Samples were
placed In th3 upper rectifier column valve and exposed t:~ ga-soll-ine gasos, solar
oil, hydrogen chloride and hydrogen sulfide for 2,000 h At 370-'C and a pressure
of 5 atm. Increased corrosion-re si stance of ferritic Magnesium Iron is due to
the absence of perlite and decreased inner strers. This type of cast iron shcwd
a*higher resistance than all other types as well as 30JIOOL~*_cast steel. Pro-
longed exposure to corrosivis media results irA thp formation of a porous coating
on steel and cast iron surfaces which ahceleratses their zorrosion. The removal
of this coating slows down considerably the corrosion of ferritic magnesium iron
and steel and to some extent also the corrosion of perlite magnesium iron. A
number of experimental magnesium iron shut-offs with. a 100-mm passage diameter
and 40 kg./mm2 pressure were substituted for carbon steel part-n in three not spec-
ified oil refineries In 1955 and ehowed no defects. At-the same time the TsKB
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armaturostroyenlya (TsXB of Equipment Design) in cooperation wlth the Leningrad-
skiy politekbn1cheskiy institut (Leningrad Folvt-echnical Institute) tested the
suitability of magnesium Iron for steam fittings. Tests showed that cast Iron
containing spheric graphite is close to cast carbon at-eel and can b,,-~ u6.ed for
steam fittings operating at temperatures of up to 4250.., at 40 cm' pressure.
There are 2 tables and 2 references: 1 English and I Soviet.
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ABAKUI.',OVSKrY, D.D.; ANASTASIO, V.F.; IUTS, P.Ye.; SOKOLOVSKIY, S.M.;
SULUATUVO K.N.; VROIISKIY, L.N., vedushchiy red.; TROFIVIOV, A.V.
tekhn. red.
(Few equipmont used in the petroleum industry; 19611 Novoe neftianoo
oborudovanie; 1961 god. Moskva, Goa. nauchno-tokhn. izd-vo neft. i
gorno-toplivnoi lit-rys 1961. 154 P. (MIRA 3-4:12)
(Petroleum industry-Equipment and supplics)

ABAKYAN, A~ A.; MKOTSM, A. F. - - --
"Sovreiw-yjnye pred.,Arrilunlyn ob anatomll. virui;ov kuk razvjti.-1(- I'ley 'ri, 1.
Ivanovskogo o M korpuskiLlyarnosti."
report presented at Symp on Virus Diseases, Moscow, 6-9 Oct 64.
Institut epideiniologii i mikrobiologii Im N. F. Gamaley AMN SSSIR.

MSRN, eta,13 Aluminum. Welding, Dee 51
Properties
"On the Effect of the Composition of Alu-
minum Alloys on Their Tendency to Crack
Formation in the Process of Gas Welding,"
S. V. Abakyan, N. F. Lashko, Candidates
"Avtcgt~n Delo" No 12, iv 7-9
Investigation of AI-Cu, Al-Si and Al-Sn
systems revealed considerable decrease in
tendency of alloys to cracking when alloy
of same system but with increased amt of
200TIOO
tMilketals - Alumint='. WeldiDg, bec 51
Rroperzties (Conti)
alloying element is used as addn in veldin
1wocess. In this case, temp of complete It-
ing is lower and mixing of weld metal with base
alloy is less intensive, keeping cam-;n of weld
metal more const and preventing farmation oi .
crystn cracks. Article is continuation of vork
by the authors in "Avtogen Dalo" No 10, 1951.
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ABAKYAN V.S.
Alitizing of steel castings. Lit. proizv. no.9:48 5 '61.
(MIRA 14-9)
(Steel castinps)

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and D..~--
00953) 6

AZIZOV' M.; A13A ITANTS, G.M.
Theory of the origin of the photoolectromotive force at the
p - u junction in semiconductors, Isv.AN Us-SSEt. Ser.fix.-
mat. nauk no.1:15-22 160. (xiBA 13t6)
(Semiconductors) (Photoelec;rioity)