SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GRIGORYEV, A.M. - GRIGORYEV, A.S.

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SOV/1 24- 57-4 -4780
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 4. p 130 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Grigorlyev, A.M., Bulygin, V. Ya., Pleshchinskiy, B. 1.
TITLE: A Photoelasticity Method for the Investigation of Slopes and Drains
(K issledovaniyu otkosov 'L dren metodom fotouprugosti)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Kazansk. khim.-teklinot. in-ta, 1955, Nr 19-20, pp 145-154
ABSTRACT: The paper adduces data on the influence of the geometrical parameters
of slopes and the depths of drains on the character of the stress distri-
bution therein. The investigations were made by the photoelastic
method. The models for tl~e invesLigaticns were prej, red from photo-
elastic materials of the IM-44 type. Embankment slopes of canals
1000 mm deep were model-tested with a variation in the angle of the
slope from 300 to 900 in increments of 50. Relationships of the
bearing capacity of the canal in terms of the change of its depth with
a constant slope angle (0= 450 were obtained. Rectangular -section
drains, having parameters that varied with height, were also investi-
gated. The model of a circular widening 300 nini in diameter was
simulated at the bottom of the drain. The load was applied in the
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SOV/124-57-4-4780
A Photoelasticity Method for the Investigation of Slopes and Drains
distances from the edge of the drain. The above-mentioned investigations made t
possible for the authors to recommend optimum parameters for canals and drains
to avoid the danger of a collapse of their edges during excavation by machines
equipped with caterpillar treads. Bibliography: 19 references.
B. M. Zuyev
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Translation from: Referativnyy Zhurnal, Mashinostroyenlye,
1957, Nr 1, p. 272 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Grigorlyev, A.M., Shitikov, B.V.
TITLE: Operational Efficiency of Vertical High-speed Worm
Conveyer (K voprosu o proizvoditellnosti vertikallnogo
bystrokhodnogo shneka)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Kazansk. khim-tekhnol. in-ta, 1955, Nr 19-20,
pp. 155-165
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry.
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AUTHORx Grigorlyevp A.M., Dc Aor of Technical Sciences
TITLIi A letter to the editor on the problem of instruction
in "Machine Parts"
PERIODICALs Vestnik Vysshey Shkolyp March 1957, # 3, P 51-53 (USSR)
ABSTRLCT: With reference to Professor N.A.Spitsyn's article in this
journal, # 6, 1956, the author expresses the opinion that
the supply of instructional literature will considerably im-
prove training in "Machine Parts". The higher technical
schools have at present 2 training manuals - one written by
Professor V.A.Dobrovollskiy and the other by an authors'
collective under the editorship of Professor N.I.Iolchin.
The author maintains that this is by far an insufficient
number of manuals and that quite acceptable manuals could
be prepared by the teaching personnel of the respective pro-
fessorial chairs. He further claims that atlasses of Soviet
and foreign machine tools, automate, textile machines, of agri-
cultural machine building, power machine construction, trans-
port and heavy machine construction eto. are not available
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A letter to the editor on the problem of 3-3-11/40
instruction in "Machine Parts"
satisfy the schools' need for such aide, and to supplement
the book market with writings of foreign authors on machine
construction.
ASSOCIATION: Kazan' Chemico-Teohnioal Inatitute(Kaxanakiy khimiko-tekhno-
6 logicheskiy institut)
AVAILABIAs Library of Congress
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GRIGORITEV, A.IIL,, inah.
Improving working conditions at the Ch*barkull Fiep4ir and fthinery
Plant* 'Mbnt"o i spoto, rab,' v stroi. 25 no,03:23-24 Ar 163.
(MINA 16 %2)
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AUTHOR: Zozulya, V.' D. ; GrIgorl ey,-A,.A.
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TITLE: Choice of lubricating oils for goLhI19'firon sliding bearings
SOURCE: Poroshkovaya metallurgiya, no. 8,.1965, 82-86
TOPIC TAGS: lubrication, lubricating oil, graphite, Iron, roller bearing,
friction coefficient, bearing steel/45 steel, ZhGr-20PF bearing
ABSTRACT: Several typeawt industrial lubricating oil were tested in conjunction
with graphite iron bearings'!'"In' addition to the friction coefficient, the specific
pressure at which the oil film or the friction surfaces are destroyed, the wear of
the rubbing pieces, the temperature in the friction zone, and the dependence on
the type oil were also determined. The tests were made on an Mi-I-M friction'
machinet the standard method, at a sliding rate of 0. 9 m/ see. The friction
pair consisted of rollers made of normalized 45 steel and an iron graphite bearing
of Type ZhGr-20PF, of ferritic-p'earlitic structure with free inclusion of graphite;
Durin the tests, the temperature in the friction zone and the friction coefficients,!
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were determined as a function of the specific pressures. The period of time be-
tween loadings was determined by stabilization of the moment of friction and the
temperature. The amount of lubricant fed to the friction zone was 15 drops per
minute. It was observed that the bearing capacity of iron graphite bearings lubri-Ii
cated with unpurified lubricants was from one and one-half to two times greater j,
than with lubrication with purified distillates. This is explained by the presence
in the unpurified products of oxygen containing products which, together with the
graphite bearing, form a pasty lubricant which safely separates the friction sur-
faces. Further increase of the specific pressures leads to a sharp increase in
the friction coefficients and the temperature. Under these circumstances, the
authors believe that the reason for the worsening of the antifriction properties
must be sought in the loss of capacity of the lubricating layer rather than in the
materials of construction. Orig. art. has: 5 figures
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"Methods and Equipment for the Measurement of Low Pressures"
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PHASE I BOOK E(PLOITATION SOV/6270
Samarin, A. M., ed., Corresponding Member, Academy of Sciences USSR.
Vakuumnayn motallurgiya (Vacuum Metallurgy). NoG00W, Metallurgizdat,
1962. 515 P- Errata allp Inserted. 3200 copies printed.
Ed. of Publishing House: V. 1. Ptitsyna; Tech. Ed.: L. V. Dobuzhin-
okaya.
PURPOSE: This book Is Intended for engineering personnel of metal-
lurgical and machine-building plants, scientific research workers
and teachers, and aspirants and students at schools of higher
technical education.
COVM7AG"-t Themoydnamio fundamentals of vacuum application In various
motallurgloal prooessoo and problems of melting In vacuum Induction
and are furnaces are disoussed. Procedures of casting large irBota
and vacuum degassing of steel In ladles are described, along wlath
designs of metallurgical vacuum equipment. Problem connected with
tha use of mechanical and &team-ejeotor vacuum pumps, and with the
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Vacuun~ Metallurgy
SOV/6270
designing, caloulation, and operation of vacuum systems, are re-
viewed In detail, along with vacuum-measuring techniques. No
personalities are mentioned. Each article is accompanied by ref-
erences, mostly Soviet.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword 5
UlXakov, A. Yu. Thermodynamic Fundamentals of Vacuum
kvvlf ov' 0n_ Yu
A
ppl taaWon rn the Processes of Making Steels and Alloys 7
1. General, laws 7
2. Reactions In reduction of metal oxides with carbon 29
.3. Deoxidation of steel 33
4. Degassing of metal 46
5. Distillation of alloy components in vacuum-melting
processes 53
6. Interaction of molten metal and refractory lining 63
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Vacuum Metallurgy SOV/6270
3. Procedure for calculating the time for obtaining
the given pressure In the system 419
Grigorlyev, A. M. Measuring of Vacuum 424
~'Tftfoductlw-- 424
1. Classification 425
2. General remarks on techniques or measuring
vacuum* Selection of the manometer type 44T
Balitskly, A. V. Vacuum ftterIale and Accessories 451
1. Structural vacuum materials 451
2. Metals and alloys 451
Nonmetallic materials )~ 2
Vacuum accessories 467
Levin&, L. E. Gas Analysis 490
Levina, L. E. Airtightness Testing Techniques 498
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SUBJ11&CT: Metals and Metallurgy
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ARTOBOLEVSKrY, Sergey Ivanovich, prof. (deceased]; YUDIN, V.A.,
prof.j retsenzert) ZINOVITEV, Vyach., prof., retsenzent;
-GRIGOROYEVt A. M.p retsanzent; KOZINTSOV, B.P.# red,
W
(Theory of mechanisms and machines] Teorlia makhanizmov
masbin- Moskva, Vysshaia shkolap 1965. 367 p.
(MIRA 18:9)

ZOZIJLYA, V.D.,t GRIGOR,IYEV, A.M,
Selection of lubrioants for Iron-graphlte sliding friction
bearinga, Porosho met. 5 no.8x82-86 Ag 165. (MIRA 1819)
1, Institut problem saterialovedenlys. AN Ukr53R.

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inv.' aURPTA MMICA See 9/V01 13/5 SURGM-1 Y-V 59 ierence.
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2895. SURVEY OF THE MEDICAL SERVICE DURING THE EVACUATION OF
WAR CASUALTIES (Russian text) - Georgieve k it A. S. , Grijorew
.A. N. . Golosov B. A. . Gavrilov 0. K. and Fvlano-v-V-.
VM. -MED. Z11. 195?, 2 (50-66)
An analysis of the results of the work (if the medical services In recent war*
shows that the successful treatment of war wounds and diseases is largely de-
pendent on the correct organization of medical aid at different stages of the eva-
cuation of casualties. The medical services for dealing with casualties must be
organized with strict regard to the character of the military operations and the
number of casualties. For Instance. during the Great Patriotic War (World War 11)
the demands on the medical services decreased during retreats and increased
during offensives. New medical techniques and Improved means of transport
(helicopters. ambulance planes. etc.) frequently allow postponement of primary
surgical treatnwnt of the wounded. and their evacuation further to the rear. lu
authors suggest that casualties requiring evacuation should be divided Into 3 groups:
(a) those requiring emergency treatment; (b) those whose treatment can be post-
poned. but whose evacuation must have priority; (c) those whose evacuation can
&wait the clearance of more urgent cases.
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GRIGCR'YFiV. A.H., R'rnr-, gyardii general-mayor moditainakoy BlU2hb.V; GAVRIXkV,
' -0 oteent, polkovnik meditainakoy sluzhby; POLTAKOV, L.Ts.. dotsent.
Mayor moditainskoV elnzhby; IASHKOV, X.V., podpolkovnik moditsinskoy
sluxhby
Cybernetics and problems of administration in medical service.
Voon.-ised,zhuro noo6:76-80 Jo '59. (MIRA 12:9)
(CTMRWICS
In military sod. (Rue))
(ODICIU, NILITART AND FAVAL
cybernetics In military mod. (HUB))

GRIGORITRY 'Anstolly Hikitich,ERRIHOR11"W, Anatolij KvkytoV:!hl (Stanislavokaya
oblast').; DIBROVA, O.T.. kand. geogr. nOUt, otv. red.; NEUIMAPAo
V. Te . 0red.: KIROTAKOT. Tu. Y.. red. kart.: VOIKOVA. K.K.. tekhn. red,
[Stanislav Province; a geographical descri-)tiorj Stanislavalka oblast';
geografichnyi riarys. Vidnovidallr7i red. O.T.Dibrova. Kyiv.!Dersh.
uchbovo-pedagog.~vyd-yo *Radtanalke shlrola," 1957. 109 o.
(MIRA 11:10)
(Stanislav Province-Geo0aphy)

GRIGORIYEVP A.N.; MITROFANOVA, R.D.; MARTYNENKO, 1-1.
Stretching vibrations of the metal-nitrogen bond 11'rom the data
of the infrared spectra of nitrilotriacetaten. Zhur.nPorgAhim.
11 no.1013-215 Ja 066.
(MIPA 19tl)
1. Kafedra neorganichaskoy khiml'4 Mookovskogo gosudaritvennngn
universitsta imeni M.V.Lomonosova. Submitted March IF, 1'6".
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Technological programs and the organization of labor. Sots.trud no.l:
33-39 JA '56. (Technology)(rndustrial organization) (=A 9:7)

GRIGORMN. A.
lot the labor system measure up to present needs. Sots. trud no.4:
11-14 Ap 157. (NIU 10W
1. Zaveduyushchly kafedroy ekonomiki truda Moskovskogo gosudArstyen-
nogo ekonoulcheskogo Instituta.
(Industrial management)

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no.10:14-24 0 157. f (MIRA 10:11)
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PANASHCHENKO, I.P.,, dots.; CHUNTULOV, V.T., dots.; FOGFMINSKIY, A.P.,
prof.; SPATAR, N.G.,, dots.; LAUTA, S.P., dots.; USTINOVA, L.A.1
dots.; KRIVEN', P.V., prof.; FILIPPOV, V.I., dots.; GOLUBEV,V.A.
kand. ekon. nauk; DZYUBKO, 1.S., dots.; GHIGOR~Y~V,,A'N dots
ZATSEPILIN, V.G., dots.; TERESHCHENKO, V.F.,- LVY'BEHO,-WYa,p
kand. ist. nark ; ORLIK, Ye.L., red.; KHOKHANOVSKAYA, T.I.,
tekhn. red.
[Economic.history of foreign countries]Ekonamichaskaia istofiia
zarubezhrqkh stran; kurs lektsii. Kiev Izd-vo Kievskogo univ.
Pt 2,[From the 1870's to the present timelOt 70-kh godov XIX v.
do nastoiashchego vremni. 1961. 3V p. (MI.Lk 15:11)
1. Prepodavateli kafedr politigheskoy ekonomii i istorii narodno-
.go khozyaystya Klyevskogo instituts, narodnogo khozyaystva (for
e!11 except Orlik, KhokhanovskAYa)- (Economic history)

VASILIKOV9KIY, S.M., inzh.; GRIGORIYEV A N , Inzh.
Power estimation of seeding units. Trakt. i sellkhozmn5h. no.707-39
n t65. (MIRA 180)
1. Povolzhakaya mashinoispytatelInnya stantsiya.

A.
Anall.2 'Wiltinou -j,.elo-nol doro"'I Po 0S.-rivriol ("eirtellnoiti. p
statement of a rallrotio In Its main llnes of activitif s). 91. lzd, Derer. 11 ~cp.
Moskva, Goa. tranaD. zhelernodor. Izd-vo, 1946. 352P.
DLC: la2l'Al-Ga5 19461
GO: Soviet Trananatntion and Coquiunicntions, A Bltlit-,rspl~yr, Lllirrr-.- u C,~ni-ress
Reference Dennxtment, Washirvton, 1952, Unclassified.

GRIGORITEV, A.N.
[Analysis of balances for basic railroad operations] Analiz balansa
zhelesnoi dorogi po o9noynot delatellnosti. Izd. 3. perer. i dop.
Moskva, Trans sh elgorts dat, 1950. 398 p. (MLHA 8:1)
(Railroade-Accounts, bookkeeping, ate.)

GRIGORILT. A. N.
Collection of directives on economic principles of manaeoment In the railroad transport
industry Moskva, Gos. transp. zhel-dor. Izd-vo, 1951. (Mic 35-3937)
Collation of the oriCinal, an determined from the film: 831 p.
Microfilm Slavic 457 AG
1. Railroau law - Russia. 1. Grigorlev, A.N. U. Fassia (1923- U-S-S-E-)
Laws statutes etc.

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A., tekhni -dWM
cheskly re Tro
[Accounting in various branches of the rallroa4l Khoziatstvann"
raschet otdolentia zholeznoi dorogi. Moskra, Goe.tranaportnos
zholesnodor. izd-vo, 1955. 129 p. (MTRA 8:4)
(Rallroade-Accounts, bookkeeping, etc.)

GRIGORIYEV, A.N.
Now cost accounting features for locomotive sheds and trnck sections.
Zhel.dorstransp. 37 no.10:42-44 0 155. (kLRA 9:1)
(R&ilroada--Cost of operation)

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Ztf --'LX)' 1 ZDAT, 1956. "'.5 n. TAI)L-",.

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A.U ; GRIGORIYXV. AN ; DITACHINKO. P.Ye.; ZALIT. N.N.; ZAXHAROV.
P.M:; I.I.; WIN, I.P.; KWIX, P.I.; KWRTA-
SHOT. A.T.; IAPSHIX. V.A.; MOLTARCHUK, V.S.; PMSOVSKIY. L.K.;
POGODIN. A.M.; RUDOY, K.L.; SAVIN. K.D.; STMONOT. K.S.; SITKOVSKIT,
I.P.; SITNIX, M.D.; TREREV, B.K.; TSWURAls. I.Ya.; TSUKANOV. P.P.;
SHADIKYAM. V.S.; ADALUNG. N.M.. rateenzent; AFAHASlYXV, Te.V, rateen-
sent; VIASOV, V.I.. retfienzent; VORMIYXV, I.Ta., retBeazent; VORO_
NOV, N.M., retmensent; GRITGHINKO, V.A., retsensent; ZHERIBIN. N.V..
retsenzent; IVLIYXV, I.V., rateenzent; KAPORTSEV. N.V., retsensent;
KOCHUROV. P.N., reteenzent; KRIVORUCHKO. N.Z., retsenzent; KUCHKO.
A.?., rateenzent: WBAUOV. V.V.. retearizent: MOROZOV, A.S., rateen-
sent; ORLOV. S.P.. retsensent: PAVWSHKOV. M.D.. retsontent: POPOV.
A.M., reteensent; PROKOYIYXT, P.F., reteenzent; RAKOV, V.A., retsen-
sent; SINEGUBOY, V.L. retsenzent; TERSNIN, D.F., reteenzent; TMO-
KrROV. I.G.. reteenzent; URBAN. I.V.. retser -tit; FIALKOVSKIT. 1.A.,
retsenzent; CHWTZHEV, B.F., retsenzent; SM14YAKIN, O.S., ratsensent,
SHOPIMBAKOV. F.D.. rateenzent; GARNYK, V.A.. redaktor; IAINAGIN. N.A.
redaktor; MORDYINKIN. N.A., redaktor; NAUMOV. A.N., redaktor; P0BX-
DIJ. V.P., redaktor; RYAZANTSEV. B.S., radaktor; TVERSKOY, K.N..
ratlaktor; CHUlVATTr, M.S.. redaktor; ARSHIZIUV, I.H., redaktor;
BABULTAN, V.B.. redaktor; BXRNGARD, K.A.. rednktor; VERSHINSKIT, S.V.,
railaktor; GAKBURG. YeJu.. redaktor; DURIBAS, A.T., redaktor;
DCKBROVSKIT. K.L. redaktor, KORNMV, A.I.. radaktor-. MIKIMTEl. A.P..
redaktor
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MQSKVIN, G.N., redaktor; RUBIIISHTEYN, S.A., redaktor; TSYPIU, G.S.,
redaktor; CHXRIfYAVSKIY, V.Ta., redaktor; CHERMYSFIV. V.I.. redaktor-,
CHWITSHIV. M.A., redaktor; SHOUR. L.A.. rodaktor: SHISHKIN. K.A..
redaktor
[Railroad handbook] Spravochnaia knizhka zheleznodorozhniko. lid.
3-s. ispr. I dop. Pod obahchei red. V.A.Gernyka. Moslcva. Goo.
transp.zhel-dor. izd-vo, 1956. 1103 p. (MLRA 9:10)
1. Mauchno-takhnichookoye obehchestvo zheloznodorozhnogo transportc
(Railroads)

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GHIL I
' --S~j(,Uy Pylviovich, Prjnf~vl ijc)itjetiye:POLYAKjj, B.S.. SARAWISMV,
Yu.S.. red.: KHITROV, P.A., tekhn.red.
[Railroad tonk cars; design, operation, and mintennncel Zholezno-
dorozhnye taisterny; ustroistvo. okepluatntaiia i remont. Moskva.
Gou.trtmsp.zhel-dor.izd-vo, 1959. 214 p. (MIRA 12:12)
(Tank cnre)

BABELYAN~ V.B.; VINNICHENKOt N.G,, kand. ekon. nauk; GVEDASb, G.N.;
GRIGORIYEV,_-L.N.; DABILOVY N.K.1 IVANOVI A.P.; IVLIYLV, Ivan
Vasillyevich; POTAPOV, I.A.; IRUB'1111N, M.G... kand.okon. nauk;
TUYJIOVITSKAYA, L.K.j inzh.,- IYU411UK, D.P., inzh.; SHEMWI,
A.Ya.; SHCHERIAKOV, V.D., inzli.; EVEITOV, G.S.; KRISIGALI, L.I.,
red.; MAKUNI, Ye.V., tekhn. red.
[Financing in railway transportation; marmall Finansirovanie na
zheloznodorozhnom transports; spravocWk. Pod obshchei red* I.V.
Ivlieva. Moskva# Vasa. izdatel'sko-poligr. obffedinenie M-Ya
putei soobahcheniia, 1962. 422 p. U-MU 15:4)
(Railroads-Finance)

FIL."YSIRIM? F.1,',.; BODROVA,L.I. IVinirali uchastiye: G.K.;
GRIGORIYEV,__A~fl.; USIX-0, L.A., tekhn. red.
(Analysis of the pr(xIuction and oconoric oport,tiono of a rail-
road division; i:ethodolof-icul textbook] Analizz proizvodi3tvcnno-
!+ozialstvormoi doiatellnooti otdolcniia dorogi; mtudiche-
skoo poobic. Nosl-val Trans zholdori zdat, 11,61. 119 p.
(FIVIA 15:10)
1. Russia (123- U.S.S.R.)Miniuterstvo Futcy soobshcheniya.
TSontral'rVy nauchno-inaledovatel'skiy inotitut Vinistorstva
t(r nn, Bobrova). 2. TsPEU (for
U y soobchchoniya (for Floyshr
F
Nedopokin).

Ja, 7 i,:

GRIGORIYEV, Alekvandr Nikolayevich; KAUICHIN, Ivan Fodor-r.,,'--n;
Feliks NolseyevIrh; KOIZUEOVA, M.".. r-d.
(Analysis of the administrative operatiorm of the 11re
enterprises of a railroad] Analtz khozialstvenntA del.Aell-
nosti lineinykh predpriiatii zhelazno! dorogi. Movkvn,
Transport, 1965. 294 P. 0, IRA 18:4,1

GRIGORIYEV., A.P.; NEKRASOV, I.Ya.
Hydrothermal synthesis of minerals of the ludwigite-vonsenite
serien. Dokl. AN SSSR 151 no.3:671-674 Jl 163. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Institut geologli Yakutskogo filiala Sibirskogo, otdelenlya
AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom V.S.Sobolevym.
(Ludwigite) (Vonsenite)

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JLU TH01t jIGLftjj7AVj L. V. ,O?ORXOVL, ', I FL;SENYC, A.I.
0
TITLE ,
An Anomalous D: '. ca ~ uf HYP '11.1 'r-UB. 5&6-f3/%
(knomal&n-ty rr~-011 cipez.- '. -1 . e. 8 Jaa'
PERIODICAL Viiirnal Elkoper',m. t Teorvt. F;-ik.' 1,957, Vol 32, Nr 6,
P 1589 (US311)
ABSTRACT An uncommon. dec)y of a hyperfragment was discovered in
an emulsion chanbQr (emulsion HIM Type "P") which was
irradiated by cosmic rays in the stratosphere. A star
of the type 10 + Or emits a hyperfragment which, after
passing through a course of 2930,u, disintegrates during
flight into three charged par6ioles. These particles come
to a standstill already in the emulsion chamber. A micro-
photograph is attached and the data on the product* of
decay are s4own in a table. The masses of the products
of decay were determined by means of the method density -
range (with respect to the pions).
The charge and the remaining range of the hyperfragment
in the emul%ion were determined from the density of the
6 electrons along the remaining rangej they amounted
to2b and 600 + 100tu. respectively. An the mass of one
of the produc7ed particles Is equal to 850 + 300 mass of
CARD 1/3 electrons, it is naturally possible to pre'sume that here

An Anomalous DocaY of ! Hypernucleus. 56_6_r-A/'rw6
a K-meson is concerned, As, on the other hand, the -harge
of the hyperfragment determined with Creat accuracy, in
equal to 2e, the K-meyon can be asouned to be ne6ativQ.
(ilso the lack of decay products in the case of the K-
meson terds to indloate a negative ohargv of the K-meson).
The aoncomplzi,ittrity of the products of decay of the hyper-
fragment tends to indicate the flying-off of at least one
nPutronj Its ergrgy is datermined from the vector dia,;ram
of the momenta. Thus It may be assumed that the hyper-
fragment desays either according to the scheme
(HO5 *_'. 1 ~ X_ t n + He3
2) H.1 2 + (103.! 5) Me7 or the scheme
(He 6)+ - HI + K" + n 4 1194 + (110 + 6) UeV
1 2
'It'hen determining the energy the mass of the K-meson was
assumed to be equal to 966,7 electron masses.
If it is aasumed that the hyperfragment, as a result of
the deoay of a certain bound hyperon disintegrates, the
mass of this hyperon iv equal to 3000 electron masses.
The estim&tica of the life of the hyperon gives the amount
5-410-11 se,~. The here discussed case in at preBent being
CARD 2/3 studied more closely.

An Anomalous Decay of t, Hypernucleus. 56-6-!3/*56
ASSOCIATION: Moscov Engineering-Physioal Institute.
(Moskovskiy inshonerna-fizicheakiy institut.- Russian)
PRESSMIED BY, -
SUBMITTED: 26.3. 1957-
AVAILABLIR: Library of Congress.
CARD 3/3

TOPORKOVA. X.P..- YMSIOIKO, A.I.; GRicoRly3y, A.p.
K -meson decay of hypernuelel. N~k.vop.1nxh.f1z. no.3:28-)l
158, (MIRA 12:5)
(Nuclear reactions) (Mesons)

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A 0 0 6- /A CO 1
Translation from: Referativny-j zhu,-.nAl, KIAmlyn, 19E~O, 1~,
A'-"19,--.R3, Kamenskily, 1. V., Gr!gor'yev, A. F.
,E, Production of Org ic Glass on Allyl Fst,er basp
PERIDDICAL, Tr. Mosk. khlm-tekhnol, llr--ta im. Mtnd#,!1eyf-Va, 19~9, NO. Y),
pp pp. -90-54
TUT: The authors svidied the p-cssibility of obtaininz s-~ale-resistart and
meehanically durable organio glassez on di,7,t1V1ere gly,,~! JIal;y1dicarl":7nate (1)
bqs,?, it Is established tha-. poly-ireriza'VL~n p.-~?:!eeds a,,.~ordlng, to a ridlzal
mechanism using Lenzoyl peroxide (2% of the ester welsh*.) . rhe cracking of
blocks cannot be privented by lntrodu2lng varlous admlxt~ires and plasti.-179-S.
into T, Copolymprization of I with mf-~9VI met~acrylate (~> ") caises the.
fornatlon of transparent colorli~sz- ~r lignt-yoll-w nc~n-:raAlng blocks with a
ind a ~Arlnell Kqr-tr(.sz %-i high as 25 26
Marllen3 scale resistance .)f 110 - lil)
kg/cm2. Conditions are given for the ~c~oly?nprlzatlon anrl f,,~,,Aldtfizatlon of'
bl,.icks, The specimens obtained withst,;Lrd hsating a,. fo- 2 - 3 hoirs
Card 112

85711
9AS 18/007/009
Produc-.Ion of Organiv Glass on A-'lyl Ester, Base AOO(,,AO0 I
*without cracking ard warping (the intensity of -clIc-irZ :r.
scpolymerizatior of : with styrene, nor-crack-r, -paquz h;O-ks of
color are obtalnt!d.
Y Z 'LT. t r -W Kava
CrAnslatcr'.- nots: 'This Is the N 11 41:,. z1'r, s,a
SaTd 2/2

KAMMUSK IY, I. V. ; GA~AM.W
~_ . k_~,~P-
Synthesis of organic glass from allyl, enters. Trudy MKHTI no-29150-
54 '59- (MIRA 13:11)
(Allyl alcohol) (Glass reinforced plastics)

Git I C.0h I V. A.:, j K ,
(Laiv)rat.ory work In
matf'. r I, I I ni r ak tA kturi
imiss.
V,V, , red.;
thi,
pc,
F.uokvit,
~',i I or- ell t
to
t.ek hn, I ;..q to 1 wiryk I,
Vyo:ihala nUon, .19N.. 12.

KOVALEVA, L.T.; NEKRASOV, I.Ya.; ARKIIIIENKO, D.K.; DROVKIN, A.A.;
.GRIGORIYEV, A.P.; KOMAR, L.V.
Study or the minerals in the series of aecharite-sussexite
by infrared spectroscopy and electron diffraction methods.
Zhur. strukt. khim. 6 no.1:79-82 Ja-F 165.
(KRA 18-12)
1. Institut geologii i geofiziki Sibirskogo otdoleniya AIN
SSSR, Novosibirsk i Inatitut geologii, Yakutskogo filiala
Sibirskogo otdoleniya AN SSSR, Yakutsk. Submitted October
28, 1963.

SOURCE CODE: uR/oo58/65/000/01200450045
AUTHOR: Kovaleva, L. T.; Nekrasov, 1. Ya.; Arkhipenkop D. K.; Bravkin, A. A.; Gri-
gorlyev, As P*
TI TLE Study of minerals of ihe azalbelyiti-suosexite series by infrared opectro- 13
@copy and x-ray diffraction methods
SOME: Hof. zh. Mika, Abs. 12D380
RIF SOURCZ: Tr. Komis. po spektroskopit. AN SSSR, t- 3, vYP. 1, 1964, 6o4-610
TOPTC TAGS: m1neral, ir spectroscopy, x ray diffraction study, absorption band
ABSTRACT: The authors studied minerals of the series MeB2050H)2-YeB2050102- The
parameters of the unit ceU*were calculated for the entire series. A dependence of
the parameters, position, and intensity of the absorption bands on the chemical com-
position Is established. The possibilities are discussed of crediting the ir bands
to vibrations of the B-0-R2* and OH-Ngp OH-Mn groups. The formula (Mgj M02132050102
in proposed in place of the foruLla (ft, Mn)IIB03, since it has been established
spectroscopically that the B209 groups and free OH are present. These alngularities
are characteristic also of the natural minerals. (Translation of abstract]
MM CODIS 20, CPS/
ill.

EVLIYA, Chelebi (Ev Iya, Efendi); ZHELTYAKOV, A.D.; TVERTINOVA, A.S.
translator]; VEKILOV, A.P. (translator]; GARBUZOVA, V.S.
translatorj;_TIGq4!=_,_A,,P. [translator]; ZYRIN, A.A.
itranfilatorj; IVANOVA, R.D. [translator); IVANOV, S.N.[trans-
latorl Prinimali uchast'iyei 1KYAMIIZV, Kh. [translator);
MAS11TAY,OVA, Ye.l. (tranalator3j GRUNIVA, E.A.,, red. i7d-va,-
KUZ'Mnl, I.F., tekhn. red.
[A travel book (excerpts from the work of a 17th century Turkish
traveler); translation and coementary] Kniga puteshestviia (izvle-
cheniia iz sochinenlia turetskogo puteshostvennika XVII veka); pe-
revod i ko=entarii. Moskva,, Iod-vo vostochnoi lit-ry. (Pamiat-
niki literatury narodov Vostoka: Perevody, no.6) No.l. [Moldavia
and the Ukraine] Zemli Moldavii i Ukrainy. 1961. 337 pe
(MIRA, 14:12)
1. Vootochnyy fakulltet Leningradskogo Gosudarstvennogo univer-
siteta (for all except Kyamilev, 1-fashtakova, Grunina.. Kuzlmin).
2. Institut narodov Azii AN SSSR (for Kyamilev I Nashtakova).
(Elviya, Efendi, ca. 1611- ca. 1682)
(Moldavia-Description and travel)
(Ukraine-Deacription and travol)

I. 01WRIM A. S.
U-4
2. 334R (600)
4, Deformations (VAchantes)
7. Bending of a round membrane with linear reinforcement of the material. Insh.abor.p
13, 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April -1953, Uncl.

k,Grigoeov, A. S . On the Wading of a round elastic plate
beyond the elastic limit. Akad. Nauk S&SIZ. Prikl.
Mat. Mch. 16. Ill. 115 (19.i2). (Russian)
Consider a ainild), supix,ried ci,cldar plate exhibiting
linear hardening and loadol imifornal) over a circle con-
ceniric with the plate. At a critical valu, of the load plastic
deformatiow.; will first tkplw;,.r.%t IIt e vviit cr otitit im
11(s 3 C1, I form colution for
and a numi-fic d (wocedure for determinatio.1
the clastic part,
of the plastic region, Resulin of a special exlwrinient are
compaied with a numerical solution and g(Kxl agreerneat ii
Jcz
So~urce i I'lit theme MWel Rartowo, Vol 1~ 110.
2.
R vt

GRIGORIYEEV, A. S.
VW/Ragineering - Stress of MaterIals jan/Feb 52
"Review and Bibliography," V. Z. Vlasov, A. S.
Grigorlyev, S. G. Lekhnitskiy, V. M. Panferov
"Prik Matemat i Wkh" Vol XVI, No 1, pp 123-128
-Reviews Yu. N. Rabotnov's "Resistance of MateriaW
Moscow State U, 1950, 336 Pp, Manual for Uni-
Yer,sities, M. V. Rubinin's "Manual in Practical
Studies of Resistance of Materials," Part I.,
1949, P-87 PP., Part 11; 1950, 264 pp, YAshgiz;
and G. N. Savin's "Concentration of Stresses Bear
Apertures," Moscow/Leningrad, 1951, 496 pp.
203T40

3f Li- :-7 L ,~f illatp~s and -'ars
of ca(; ..o:;

~ ~. I ; 1. 1~
GR%G,OR'Yc-v,

11 S 8 Re
1361. r A. S
Load-carrying eapddty at &M flat;
a
"
I" 6
ll B 3bmik, Ahaffftfit SUR
,L2t1*4WLjin Rumim), [nA~.
_
:If,-rr"- n 1963.
Autbur trealts the Problem on the smumpuon of Ommunt
tw4ential draiises bir She M~ 81"ral
,tam of prictw Interest an volved, munelp (1) DdWn enter
edge "tnetrically loaded across the Anx., am* unUorraly'.
loaded A over and carrying another unifamdy distributad W;
the Inner edle; (2) simple vuMortod riq with k" bob oqi:
'
at;d on the surface distributed according to law.
the Wgm
off loroportionality. Pot the benefit of Out pme" &dvw, I I "
limphe am givom showbix the "Trying lead capidir and the I
correpponding ffthm for different ratio@ of the Inner and cWw
rwilus. M. malets, UsA

1324A. Gkiwor, A. t. a-"4111 of of( A -A mfy~
of varyist thickotiss 61wA ** Halu of skillekin It".1"X
laskemer. Wmik. AkeA SsiA SSSR 20, S9M, IVA.
Author inveatigatts plates detcgibetl In the title Im, a- :symbecrio
onditions of loading gad xoppom 'no notma loods a o co"va"

;4iod distributed and 0 aumbtt ol cm
leg, *beet Plifes'are of Coatum
-Ock f vuLable th'ckne#N ate freely eappotted oe rigidly
ju~:d: are dealt with separately. Plates sit mmade 61 mttctd
region. Atxbog do, Ives t 104W
lot detafmatiocil
be applied to that pat at the plus which is In plastic eVJIMum;
hence the necessity to
datecalne ythich pan of the platp is is
.
elastic cquilib(1904 ", which In plastic ejailibeiw& Thus the
author had to find a criterion for that.. solutions In closed togs Awe
approsimations; more txAct dolutims can be abcalmd stawlically.
Analysis of errot mind coWl-.&*As wader which author'i method to
oppticable ate also Msentc4. T. Leser, LSA
L
IN
'4a. ~.- 'lug,

TATI",NWN, Lannid Samullovich, 1879-1951 (deceased); IRKRASOV, A.I.,
akade-lik: T1101030Y. A.M.; ILITUSHIN. A.A. : SOKOTOVSKIT, V.V.j GALIN,
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SOV/1 24-57-5- 5938
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 5, p 133 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Grigorlyev, A. S.
TITLE: The Equilibrium of Moment-free Cylindrical Shells in the Presence
of Large Deformations Beyond the Elastic Limit (Ravnovesiye
bezmomentnykh tsilindricheskikh obolochek pri bol'shikh deformat-
siyakh za predelami uprugosti)
PERIODICAL: Tr. 3-go Vses. Matem. s"yezda. Vol 1. Moscow, AN SSSR, 1956,
pp ZOZ-203
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry
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GRIGORITIV, A.S. Imeskya)
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Supporting capacity of stretched and curved circular plates.
In&h.sbor. 24:52-61 056. (KLRA 10:5)
(Ilastic plates and shells)
(Strains and stresses)

AU'214'011: Grigorliev, A.S. 1"00cow) 10-21-4-12/1P
TITLE: The State of Stress of r.-lindrical 3hells, Free Of Mcywnte.
in Conrbetion With Great Darojmakkz~ Ila prya z hennoye sostoyr.niy~
bezmomentnykh tsilindricheshikh, obolochol, pri bol'shikh !e-
foKr,iatsiyakh)
MIODICAL: Prikladnaya 'Natematil-a i Mekhanika, 11)57, Vol 21, Nr 6
pp 327-03`2 M,%11)
AB;MUCT: In the paper the equilibrium of shells which are free of mo-
ments with regard bottoms is investigated. li"e shells are
assumed to possess a circular-cylindrical form in unloandel
state. It is supposed that the material the shells cons.lot
of, can suffer stron- deformations up to the instruction.
Therefore the state of stress must be lnvesti~ated for
6;reat displacements and great dnfornations. '.'he material of
the shells is supposed to be incompressible. The connection
bet-teen the stresses and the so-called uri -inal dpforriation3
is taken from the nechanic characteristics of the mat:2rial.
Besides of the given supposition the usual np_,-lccts are car-
ried out in the paper which are kno-.-,n in the theory of shells
being free of monents. After the establishment of tho initial
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Mments, in ConnbetIon WIth Givat Defox-metions
equations the equilibrium of shells which are etrcEsed by
internal pressure is investigated in detail. '-'here nre
5 fiGures and 7 references, 5 of which are Soviet, and
2 American.
JIUBMITTED: Ilovember 20, 1956
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AUTHOR: Grigorlyev, A. S. (Moscow) SOV/179- ")9- 3--15/45
,rITLE: inr-i-e Deflections of Rectangular Membranes (Bol'shiye
progf.by pryamougolInykh membran)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Otdelentye tekhnicheskikh
nauk, Mekhanika i niashinostroveniye, 1959, Nr 3,
pp 105-113 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The equilibrium of a uniformly loaded rectangular
membrane is discussed above and below the elastic limit.
The deflection of the membrane is assumed large relative
to the thickness. The problem ha5 already been
investigated by Hen-~.ky (Ref 1), A. and L. F8ppl (Ref 2),
Timoshenkc, (Ref 3) and Vollmir (Ref 4). The strains are
assumed to be given by
ILW
x ~x 2 kax
y +
ICU 3V 8w Jw
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Large Deflections of Rectangulal' Mellibranes SOV/1 79-59- 3-15//15
where u, v and -vr are the displacements in the x, y and z
directions respectively. Using tire equations of
equilibrium with those of Hooke's law in the elastic
region and of the Hencky-41ises theory in the plastic;
region, the differential equation governing the deflection
is obtained and solved by A finite difference method.
In the elastic region, exprei5aions are obtained for the
detlectiou and stress at the centre of the membrane! a
similar treatment is giren for a membrane within the
plastic region arid a load-deflection curve is -:calculated
(Fig 11).
There are 2 tables, 4 figures arid 6 references., 5 of which
are Soviet and I German.
SUBMITTED: June 15, 1958
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GRIGORITV, A.S. (Moskva)
Plates with equal resistance to bending. Inxh. sbor. 25:45-50
159. (MIRA 13:2)
(311satto plates and shells)

GRIGORYEV, A. S.
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(Acad. Sci. USSR)
'The Equilibrium of noisentless cylindrical shells from nonlinearly elastic
material under pressure, varfing along the axis of the sholl.,11
Report presentes at the 10th International Congress of Applied Mechanics,, (TCSU)
Stresa, Italy, 31 Amgust - 7 Sep 1960.
In the author's absence, the pqws was presented by Grigoliuk. It is shown
that the governing equations may be dscompbsed into two parts and in some cages the
solution can be dbtaiwd-1n.-1Lftt*3M*

ARAMANOVICH, I.G.; GRiGoLkM, E.I.; GRIGORIYFV, ,.S.-. DZHANDELIDZE, G.Yu.
"Calculation of force fits in the Manufacture of machinery" bv N.D.
Tarabasov. Reviewed by I.G.Arar&nOv*dkJmW4wwv* Izv.rud SSSR.
Otd.tPkh.nauk.MekhA mashinostr. no-5:189-190 S-0 161.
(MIRA 14:9)
(Machine-shop practice) (Strains and stresses)
(Tarabasov, N.D.)

EELYAVSKIY, I.Yu., inzh.; GRIGORIYEV -I-A.S., inzh.
I
"Bokaponm insulation material for electric machinery. glek.i
tepl. tiaga 5 no 10.14-25 0 161. (MIRA 14210)
igl6ctric insulators and insulation)
(Gums and resins., Synthetic)

IIADDO (1>27
AUTHOR: Grigorlyev, A. S. (Moscow)
3112P,
P/033/61 013/005/005/006
D234/D302
TITLE: On bending round plates made of material, inhomoge-
neous in plastic deformations
PERIODICAL: Archiwum mechaniki atosowanej, v. 13, no. 5, 1961,
637-649
TEXT: The material is assumed to be homogeneous in elastic defor-
mations and inhomogeneouB in plaAic ones; the load to be axially
symmetric. The author takes a system of dimensionless cylindrical
coordinates r9z. The yield limit is assumed to be
cr-, = cv-,0Li + f(7,9
The solution of the problem is reduced to finding the fiuantities
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2E d cj~j)
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2E (E)2 ~d2W + 2 d~,,)
30;0 R dr2 r dr
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P/03 61/013/005/005/006
D234YD302
(2)
where B is the modulus of elasticity, W the bending. Solutions are
formulated for conditions of plasticity of Huber-Mises with Han-
key's relation and for those of Tresca-de-Saint-Venant. The example
of a plate, freely supported along its edge and uniformly loaded,
is considered in detail, first for any f(z) and then for f(z) =
1z5. Graphs of extension of domains of plastic deformation and of
2
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On bending round plates ... D234 D302
dimensionless deflections are,given for the latter case. There are
5 figures and 7 Soviet-bloc references.
SUBMITTED: February 22, 1961
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AUIL HOR: GrIgorlyev, A.S. (Voijeow)
TJTIZ-, EquiTibrium of membrane shello of ruiollition under
lart,,e deformations
FERIODICALs Prikladnaya inatematika i mckhanika, v. 25, no. b, 1961
1083 - 109U
T "'''X TThe shell is under internal pressure viliich varies vilth its
heiC,ht, and also cubjected to forces which act on its end surface.
The material is considered as incompressible. The fundamental Sys-
tem of equationa is derived; the case of an initially cylindrical
shell ia considered in more detail'. The shell iA3 iL-ferred to a ays-
ten of dimensionles3 cylindrical ;oordinates xuz, rigidly fixed to
one of the vertices (see Fig. 1). In the j;encral case, 2 zones are
formed in the equilibrium state of the shell# an "elongated"- and
a "folded" zones The equilibrium equations for a shell element in
the elongated none are (in the cant of variable thickness hp and
variable pressure)i
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d
(2h- Ida 9) 2 (Q (w - (w) (2.1)
WIT,
where are the stresses# q(y) - the intensity of the preo.'s
PI and P2
our*, R, - a obaracteristia.dimensiont K - t" shear modulus# B,
the thickness in the Initial state. 1f P1 ' 111 P21 the system, of aqua..;.'"
vions
Inv. .1 . -j"V
(2-3)
Is ob Wa*d I it P2 --v P'll the Isn't Um equations are replaced by
(2.5)
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04
she
A A (It In 3 In h) cot f# - to (It In - 31nh-In Ph In Cos T
T he
241 13 In j + (11 - in Tj coo
In considering the folded zone# the concept of "determinant" surfa-
ce is introduoedp ioe, of the surface which would be generated by
the system of filaments which undergo pressure. It is stipulated
that in the folded zonep x and y denote the coordinates of the de-
terminant surface and (f - the angle between the tangent to its me-
ridian and the planet normal to the shell-axis. After transforma-
tions# one obtains the fundamental system of equations for the fol-
ded zone: del CW4L dip min 9
4
d 9(y)
A.hl(731 ~)Ovwf#_
c are constantst determined by the
the boundary between the two zones.
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he 3 In h)' t c
condition of continuity of h on
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systems can be numerically integrated for any concrete problem;..
hence the shape and thickness of the shell can be found, as well
~s the principal stresses. It is noted that if the shell is oub-
jected to uniform pressure onlyt then Q = qRl/2KHj = conet., and
there is no folded zone; thereby systems (2-3) and (2-5) simplify
considerably and one obtains
sin CP (2.9)
where A is a dimensionless parameter. It is further noted that
even on the assumption that the fundamental streqs-strain relations
are applicable to arbitrarily large deformationsp yet a critical
value Q = Qmax exists, beyond which the proposed solution is inapp-
licable. This maximum load and the corresponding 9 = p* and h, = h*
are
ax = 2 ell/3 h* = e-210
Qm e P
(It being a constant). In the case of initiaV.- oylindrical shells#
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the problem is considerably simplified. Assuming A = I# and setting
In x = a# 1n h = P9 one obtains
diak u + 2 a + (3-4)
211 + a + 2P
for Pl _~?' P2 and
a = uJa + 201 - 30 +J% - 0)12a + 24, (3-7)
da pka + 2P) - 3a -(a - 0)(a +
for P2;~' Pl' Equation (3-7) can be numerically integrated. Thuet
irrespective of the law of pressure variation with height, the fun-
damental system decomposes# and the dimensionless thickness and
principal stresses depend only on the parameter )i which charaoteri-
zes the material and on the parameter ho which represents the con-
tributions of the stable factors (such as absolute value of dimen-
Bionsp their ratio# pressure oharaoteristiot eta,), If the curves
h(x) are givent the majority of concrete problems can be solved-by
simple mathematical operations* If the pressure varies linearly
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with heightp one obtains
Q0 [x(b-y)+ ~zsdy], d'.ctgip,q dy
sin ip x TV 7sn-T (3,11)
System (3,11) can be readily solved numerically; the parameters hot
b and Q0 cannot howevert be arbitrarily assignedi it is necessary
to find initially fox each type of problemg the limits of the pose
ble values of these parameterse In an earlier work by the authort
~ method is set forth whereby these limits can be found, Pinallyt
~ numerical problem is solvedp involving linear dependence between
pressure and height. There are 2 figureep 1 table and 10 referenceas
6 Soviet-bloc and 4 non-Soviet-bloev (including 1 translation). The
references to the Engliah-language publications read as follows$
E. Davisp Welding and Fracture of Medium Carbon Steel under Combi-
ned Stres8p Journal of Applied Mech.p 1945p no, 1; N~A. Weil and
N.M. Newmark# Large plastic deformations of circular membrances,
Journal of Applied Mecho# 1955, noo 4; W.To Lankfordp Bo Saibeilt
Some Problems in Unstable Plastic Flow under Biaxial Tensionso Me"
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tale Technol. August 1947.
ASSOOIATIONs Inatitut zekhaniki AN SSSR (Institute of Mechanics
As USSR)
SUBMITTED: May l8p 1961
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GRIGOVIYEV, A,S,
Plastic bending of nonhomogenous circular plates.~Aizchiw
mech 13 no.5t635-650 16L

GRIGORIM, A.S. (Moskva)
Bending of a circular clamped plate beyond the alastic limit.
Izv.AN SSSR.Otd.tekh,n&uk,M9kh&i mashinostr. no.6:83-87 1~-D 162.
(KUU 3-5:12)
(Ilastic plates and shells)

GRIGORIYEV, A.S.
Theor7 and design of a line4r electrometer. Izv.vyn.ucheb.zavq;
prib. 6 no.6;15-20 163. (MIRA 17:11)
1. Kuybyshovskly politekhnicheskly institut imen.1 Kuybysheva.
Rekomendovana kafedroy izmeritelinoy tekhniki.

(IRIOORIYLFV, A. S.
Stresses in spherical dome under arbitrary loading including thernal
and shrinkage offsets.
report presented at the Syn"iun on Mon-Classical Shall Problene,
Warsawq 2-5 Sept 1963.