SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ISAYEV, A. - ISAYEV, B.

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MIKHALENOK$ Ye.I.p kand.takhn.nauk; Prinimal uchastiye: ISAM, A.I.,

ISAXEVP Aj*kstwVjjliql~t~,~oktor takhn. nauk; KOYIE., Rktor Y4,16yevicht
fiM.'tekhn.naitk,j ZUBKOVSKAYA, Zinaida Nazaroma, kand. tekhn.
nauk; DRAYGOR, D.A.,, doktor tekW4 nauk,, retsenzent; LESOVAYA,
Ye.Ye., red.izd-* HATUSEVICH, S.M., tekhn. red.
[Finish maobWng of surfaces of large parts) ChistoIvaia ob-
.1
rabotka p14"st*I. krapnogabaritnykh detalvi. Ravi Gostakh-
isdat, 1964 117 p. (yAjal cutting) (MIRA 16:5)

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AUTROAS: Isayev, A.I., and Allo](hill, V.S.
TIT": iZeandn,' with the aid of ultrasonic tool v - bra con
PLIUMICAL: itar&i i instrw-~ient.,Ino. 6, 1962, 22-24
Tz~KT: Zxperiments in reaiidng with a rewier connected to ai-~ ultrasonic vi-
brating system ivere conducted with 2 different steel grades, and,the obtained
bore surface finish was class 8 per I-OeT 2789-59 (GO3T 2789-59) standard.,
or 3 classcs higher thati in normal reaxxing. The experimental reamer, shown in
a photograph, was used on a latlie,18 nun in diani. and with a 20 nun lone, work
portion (5 imn cutting length, 8 nun gaging portibn, and 7 -Inin back ta er). The
p
latter is joined to the ultrasonic system by a concentrator, which is brazed:
to a magnetostrictive vibrator'and contains multiple spiral groo-yes which trans
form longitudinal oscillations of the concentrator into circular oscillations
of the reamer. Reanung was conducted with a 5% cutting emulsion and a circular
oscillation amplitude of 15/4-and higher. Good finish could only be, obtained,
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Reajidng with the aid of ultrasonic tool ....... D040/D113
with left-hand reamer flutes together with right-hand rotation of the machine
spindle. The use of ultrasound reduced the reaming tiMC Lip to 4.2 times,
and built-up nose was absent on the cutting edges. Class 8 finish,was ob-
tained even in viscous steel 20. The observed effect of different cutting,
velocity and feed rates*is shown graphically. There are 6 fi--ures.

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AUTHORS:
Doctor of.Technical Science
S,
Professor, and Anakhin, V.S., e.er
EnSin
TITLE.- The effect of ultrasonic vibration on tool
durability in metal cutting
PERIODICAL: Ves,
nik mashinostroyeniya no.- 8, 1962,
6o, -63
TEY2: The article describes a series of e-6t)eriments
are (a) in the d- reotion
conducted when the vibration3 of the
cutting speed, and (b) perpe,ndicular to the vorkea~ surface lubri -
cated by'trans former oil. The' results of .~ the ex~nerimenta are re-
corded in form 6.f graphs and-analyzed. They shov that in case (a)
amtli~udes of order 2A = 10 - 15 -A are admIssible; in c6se (b)
M
the best results are obtained at amplitudes 4 - 5 mk, at which
the tool stability is almost-'hree times greater't'.han without.,
osdillations; the stability drops very- sharply at higher ampl M(les.
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Rlafurativnylwy clmrnalp DvUateli vrmtrennago agorwiya, OtdalfDri-41-
r;-I-puako Lbs. 1-39-271
AUTANORr Isapv~ V. G*
TITTZ-.- Progrmmdng a tbree-address aleotronU COMPMtor tar -Valcullutimg ths 2041
feed procoas
CITED SOUMMt Tr&-ZqL _t_j34-kh& In-tp va. l8# no* 5j 2962,t 3,5~62
TOPIC WaSt engine, Nal feedt ftml feed calcallationp fuel food c4loiW.Ion
mothcAl internal c=bution engine
I TMISLATIM The rauthod uwked out by.nmfqaso~- Astakhov fdr e'alciaAlIM Paq,
food gives highacouraorc. but nquims 4L pe*at cotlAsitat'joa.
There.Cora$ imladation by thia wt[iad b aarried out on a diglW easatronic acmi.
putar,. Oowdderatiow are given on aelectim ot the method and the! atep tor MMO.
arioal intag-ratiom of the differential eq"tiotw vhioh dascribm tha it Ute of the
COH

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apl~m-i It is PoInt-ad out that me vezzion of tba, mlduutlm required no M%It
whan 5-8 itiamiteso lua, Grd&t,-iy.
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ISAYEV) A.I., doktor tekhn. nauk
Improving the quality of machinem by technological wthods. Mashino-
stroitall no.6:2-4 Je 165. (KRA 180)

ACC N"- AA7000940 SOURCE CODE: UR/0273/66/000/010/0034/0034
AUTHOR A. J..; Russkikh, F. P.
TITLE: Role of the elements of a fuel pump in the organization of the process of.
fuel supply
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Dvigateli vnutrennego sgoraniya, Abs. 10. 39..250
REF SOURCE: Tr. Permsk. s. -kh. in-t, no. 34, 1966, 3-16
TOPIC TAGS: engine fuel pump, internal combustion engine, fuel pump, fuel
supply, internal combustion
ABSTRACT: Art account is given of studies conducted to det ermine the effects of
the basic elements of a fuel pump on.the process of fuel supply. The study wIas
conducted by computing the supply of fuel on a digital computer. The object of the
study was a fuel unit consisting of a nozzle pump an FSh 1. 5 x 15 4TH 8. 5 x110,
and a connecting high-pressure manifold with a 2-mm internal diameter. [Transla4_
tion of abitract]
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ACC NRt AR7000941 SOURCE CODE UR/0273/66/000/010/0036/0036
AUTHOR: Isayev, A. I.; Zakharchenko, V. V.
TITLE: The role of the injector in the organization of thie process of fuel feeding
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Dvigateli vnutrennego sgoraniya, Abs. 10. 39. 265
REF SOURCE: TF. Permsk. s. -kh, in-t, no. 34, 1966, 17-39
TOPIC TAGS: fue1,.digfta1==m;mter; fuel injector, i:-v,-A- 1,VJ-,cc7-1-0,,J
ABSTRACT: A description is given of a study to determine the .influence of the
individual elements of an injector on the course of the process of fuel feeding.'. A
peg injector was selected for the investigations, which were carried out mainly
by calculation on a "Strela" digital computer. [Translation of abstract) I. 1,
JGCJ
SUB CODE: 21/
rd UD C: 6 21. 436. 0 3 8. 8,

ACC NR: ju-T 0 0 2 6 68 (At /V)_ __ sounz"c 6DE':- -'uR/04 13 /66/000/023/0-L 17 /0117
INVENTOR: Yegorov, A. M.; Isayev, A. 1.
ORG: Xone~
TITLE: An electrochemical method for machining components with complex shapes.
Class 48, No. 189275 [announced by the Central Scientific Research Institute of
Technology and Machine Building (Tsentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
.tekhnologii i mashinostroyeniya))
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarWe znaki, no. 23, 1966, 11T
TOPIC TAGS: electroerosion machining, metal machining, precision finishing
ABSTRACT: This Authorts Certificate introduces an electrochemical method for machin-
':ing components with complex shapes'using movable electodes based on Author's Certifi-
pate No. 142141. Sectional electrodes are used to provide greater accuracy in ma-
:chining three-dimensional curved surfaces with large angles of twist. These electrodes
iare brought together in pairs successively or simultaneously at the optimun. angles to
,!the Corresponding sections of the surface being machined, collectively producing the
,given profile in the finished component.
IPM3 CODE: 13/ Sam DATE: o9mar64
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Azimu:thal mounting for the WA -33125 can- a. Biul.sta:opUnaU.
isk,oput.Zem. no.25:9-11 162. .I. (MM 15:7)

S/035/62/000/010/010/128.
A001/A101
AUTHOR: IS ev, A, M.
.TITLE: ImprovemeAt of an instrument for observations of satellites
PERIODICAL- Referativriky zhurnal, Astronomiya i Geodezlya, no. 10, 1962, 15,
abstract.10A144 ("Byul. 4t. optich. nablyudeniya iskusstv.
?-'emli" 1961,:no 23, 13 15)
sputnikov Z'
TNXT: The author reports on the manufacture of an instrument forvisual
obiervations of Earth artificial satellites with photographic readings of air-
cles and a contact device for rec ording time Instants& The inStrUMent, Was de-
signed on the basis of a 10" universal instrument adapted,*by means of a worm
transmission, for continuous trackiM of a satellite from 0 0to 3600 in azi-
muth and from 0 0 to 1800 in altitude. "Smena-4" cameras are'used for photogkaph-~
ing circles. The instrument'is contrdlleaaeml-automatically.
M, 1.
[Abstracter's note'; Complete translation]
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3/0 1916 2/000/002/001/08,'
A152/A1216
AUTHORS: Ostrovskiy, A. P., Shnapir, Ya. I., Rashkov, S.
Malyshev, V. Ya., Borisov, B. V.
-T-
T.T r1otheil of fusion piercing of holes
P LF, I ICD I C A L bytilleten' izobreteniy, no. 2, 1962, 10 - 11
F
. Clvzzi 5a, -1 .4 0
XT -,91(). No,.-')t 126 (54505/22 of February 12, 1960). A
m~et-riod of Eusion piercing of holes in hard rock, differing from others i1a that in
order to speed up the thermal boring by producing boosted thermal flows froma
jet of flame from a torch, liquid fuel components are used, consisting of a liq-
uld oxidizer nitric acid for example and a liquid fuel.
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RASHKOV., S.Ye.; ISAYEV, A.M.; OSTROVSKIY, L.P.; SIMWIR, Ta.I.; H YS
A HEV,, V. Ta. i
BORISOT.-B-.V. -
Method of fire drill4mg. Gors.2hur. no.7.-76 Jl 162. (MIRA : 15:7)
(Boz-i~w machimry)

ISAYEV, A,N,
Sector organization of control methods for the reduction and eradi-
cation of aente gastrointestinal diseases. Zh:ur.vdkrob1ol,ep1d,:1
Immu.n. 30 no.7:126-128 JI 059. (NM ral)
1. Is poliklialki 16.12 pri ObOyedinennoy klinichestoy bollaitse 169*3
Leningskogo rayons, Uku.
(GAOMINESTINAL DIMUSRS - revention and control)
(OONMVICABLE DISIRA S - prevention and control)

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A"CESSION NR: AT5010451 UR/3136/64/aoo/723,/ocol/owE
ac,
AUTHORS: Isayev, A. N.; Chernilin, Yu. F.
r
TITLE: Influence of a moderator temperature. on tbe spatia~--
energy distribution of neutron fluxes
50URGE; Moscow. Institut atomnoy energil. Vaklady, no. 7'Z,3.,
1964. V11yanlye temperatury zarnedlyayushchey sredy na
prosti,anstventio-energet'Lci%eskaye raspredeleniye potokov
neytronov, 1-8
TOPIC TAGS: reactor neutron flux, neutron distribution, tbermal
neutrcn, monochromatic neutron beam, reactor moderat)ar, reactor
reflector temperature effeat
ABST'FUt.CT: The authors estimate the possibility of
--he neutron flux in the energy interval 0.1-0.5 eV by modify-
ing neutron energy spectrum and by changing the temperatiare
of the reactor reflector. The main purpose of this study iii
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-ig a~ large f Ux~ of
to find a w&y of produaij MonochroraW
neutrams
for various researeh purposes. The analysis be Ins w1th an eq -
timate of the influence of the vaxiation of the feimperature and
the energy distribution of neutron f luxes in an Infinite mmodera-
mi-edium w'thout absorption of neutrons durinrz the aourse oC
M,--Ae rqLt ion. Such i neu,-.ron spectrum can be produce~i In the re -
~Z,-If'lc -hic P: re 'Iec tor and small attorpti Dn i r s
L
1-he ne~,.t -,-Iep it assumed that the ne-Aron spe2trlm
:eact,ior, is that the slowing-down neutro-ns have a
telernii n,~Jtrons hav-e a Maxloielll-an dis-
-Ine bet,ween the Ferml an~,,l thf~ fllaxweli
-incurs in sDmie --j!',-argy reizion in which t.l-,jl nelit.Von spectrum,
somi~wha'. fr:-m Ya:,~ejelllb~n, The result3 tiho~i that when
e- f-,D
Is ir.creased from 3::0 tc 170aK ~Ihe 4'1,jK.
!.ncriases 100 tirues. on.~
i r o d ue d 1~o aiiow foil the neutron distribution in actual.
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ACCESSION NR: AT5010452 U0136/64/000/724/0001/0010
Aur-1111ORS: Isayev, A.Nq Ostapenko., V..V.; Gheiralli.~, Yu. F. &;~t
TITLE: Optimal methods for the proceasing of transient proaesties
Moscow, Inatitut: atoimo3r -eneik ML~Dbkiad;"
1964. optimallnyye mefocTy R~rabotkl Perakhodnykb protaessov,
TOPIC VIM reactor control act r.transient, optim'l,contral,
d.
ABSTRACT: The authors atteiipt to, use the transients bazurrins
in a nualear reactor to datermiv% its kinetio and, physical con-
tants. Tilt is pointed out that earlier methods are based on a.
solution of elementary kinetic eqaations for some speoified law-
of reactivity variation. Some of the difficulties Involved in
earlier methods are pointed out. The method described In the
article consist's of deriving the coefficients of the system of
elementary kinetic equations by applying optimal methods for
the redLetion of the transient curves. The theory of the mthod
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is based on the applidation- df :Wfid
bility theory to automatic oontrol, (as de:*veloped by marious autho~s~
It is shown that by aoustructIng a reactor model In 0halog forof
it is possible to obtain in-formation on the reaottvi~y state or
1 the reactor, provided the model. is part of a feed-back control 1C 01
b3sed on the difference between z;he output' of the nuclear reactor
I and it-s model. The optimization is obtained if extremal para-
metric control of the model is employed. 'Ibe coefficients of
the system of elementary kinetic equations are thus determined
without the need for experimental equipment. The use. of high-
speed computers, which can search rapidly for a solution of the
differential equations satisfying the specified optimality cri-
~erion, can provide the solutions of concrete problems in reactor.
ccnt-rol. Some of the premises dLscussed in the article are il--
lustrated by concrete examples of calculations performed wi th an
electronia computer. Original artiale has., 3 figurez and 2
formulas
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,ISAYEV,.,L.t,,; 4ELOSHESKOVp A.F.
Now machine for general track overhauling. Put' i put. khoz.
9 no.7i6-8 665* (MIRA 18ilo)
1. Naohallnik opytnoy putovoy mashinnoy stantaii No.270
stantsiya Arsavir, Severo-Kaftarokoy doragi (for Isayev).
2. GlavW wakhanik sashiny VPO..3000, otantsiya Armvir,
Severo-Kavkazakoy dorogi (for Belasheykav).

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AUTHOR: Chernilin. OjtMenko, V. V.; Isaviev. At N
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ORG- Inatitut6 !?f Atom~~ 9&rgy lm~ L V- Kurrhatgy. Moscow; insftt6t at vi

JITLE: Certain problems-of-emergency cooling-of the

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SbURCE:_~ Inzhenerno-fizichesla y zhurnal, v. 10 i, no, 1, _19660:4.6_50~
t AL44JtA~ ~.4
'TOPM.TAGS: reactor con rol, Uj".Al:fuel 44v-6P stud

00, 1
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otOf w" cooling 'ra e A941t;k/l +
ot",

ABSTRAM The thermal operating conditionslof the. fuel.: assea!~Iy of.a thermal 1research
reactor in;emergency shut own:of the main circulating pumps~iiie stiidied.- The
direction o circulation
f the coolant under ::..Tjort-bAj conditions Is 6uumed.~'- TWi 'i',-f feet,
of the -'safety system trip
iag-of
:the fuel !,assedblyv on thle~ thermal -
e~dd;ftlona
~
,
-
is estimated. Ce tain reaults,:of electroffl-tt. and s tand todeilinj,. 'iare presented
s~cfto-n__ ~f. theluel. assetably and the s ch -ra,
bmat i~ id Oting
-of tne-siand are given.. -Equatidna,of the -.safety r4~iotjb~, (1) andi?~f t4e!
water motion .1n:the lqop,(7)- are do3rived. ;orig..," art o hast f igulris andis 7, f6rnid.as C,'.
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[~doe'd.on.4iuthor.'s,
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ISLYM, Aga Nariman,,~,,,,,-.1
fterience of a medical sector In the control of pstrointestinal
diseases. Sov.wAd. 23 no.7:141-142 JI 159. (xim 12: n) .
1. Is polikliniki No~12 pri ob"yedinsuncy klinicheskoy bolenitse
No.3 (glavrV7 vrach I.G.Mulymaw) Leninakogo reqona Baku.
(GLTMINT]ISTIPAL DISMSMS prev. & control)

ISAY---V, A. N.
Cand Med Sci - (diss) "Experience of work on decreasinS and
liquidating gastro-intestinal ailments in districts." Baku,
1961. 22 pp; (Azerbaydzhan State Med Inst imeni N. Narimanov);
200 copies; free; (KL, 7-61 sup, 259)

I-QIIYEV, A.N.
Advantages of a maximm loading of machines. 'Pat' i. -put. khoz.
8 no.110.8-19 164 (MIRA 18z2)
. 1. Nachaltnik opytnoy putevoy mashinnoy stantaii No.27,
stantsiya Amavir., Severo-lavkazskoy dorogi.

FICHUGIR, Aleksey Vasillvevich. dotsent; DLTIIAYXV, Poris Kona ta nt inovich,
inshener; ISAIXT, Al9kvaq4r,,llkol,,,qp, in2hener; MITSKBVICH,
. x1ch,
'Inshener; h
Koustant in Ntt*'IZR%C%- I Alekwandr Pavlovic
lnzhoner,,- ILOINUIY, L.L.,.rodaktor; SHABLIXSKIY, V.V.. redaktor;
IARIGNOT, G.T~,, takhntehookly redaktor
[Peat bade and prospecting for then] Torflanys mentoroxhdouila I lkh
razvedkm. Isd. 2-oe, perer* Noskyaq Goso enarg, lzd-vo, 1956. 280 p.
(Peat) NLRA 9:12)

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SMOTLOV, Georgiy Pavlovigh; is MAN 11' A.H., Otv,red,; MGREN=g Lela,
redo; SMIM,
(Repairing toloviaiox sets-.aid for owners of television
receivers) 'UstraneyAe neispiravaostel v tolevlzorakh;.v pomoshch'
vladel't"m televizorov. Mosleva, Go$.4izd-vo lit-ry po voprosam
aviazi radio. 1958. 157 P-
(Television--Repairing)

MOTAKOVSKLY, S.V.; ISAYICV, A.M.
Iffect of the imp subject on the selection of the.luminance
colof of the kinescope screen for black-NmA-whits TV and of the
equal signal, white for color We Tekh.kizo i tole*. 4 no.9:58-62
s 16o, . (MIRA 13:9)
1. Nanchno-Isslodavatel'skly Inatitat'Kinisterstya avyazi SSSRI.
.(Color television)
(Television-Iscelvere and reception)

A.N. -Armavir)
Competition for a higher labor productivity. Put' i put.khoz4
no.12:7 D 161.
(Railroads--Labor productivity)

ISAYEV, -A. N.
Lowering the incidence and eliminating the occurence of intestinal
diseases in a district. Zhur.mikrobiol., epid.i immun. 33 no.4:13.8-
ng Ap 162. (KIRA 15t10)
1. Iz Ob"yedinennoy klinicheakoy bollnitay No.3 imeni Dzhaparidze
poliklinicheskogo otdeleniya No. 12 g. Baku.
(INTESTINES-DISEASES)

BUNINI O.A.; MOSKVICHSV, N.T.; PIAOMINp S.A.j Prinimal! uebastiyu:
-GCRSHKOVp P.V.1- SMMCV,, V.M.; PAVWj V.P.1 I~AW AP,
IAVROV) G.V.
Operation conditions of the dye aging and reducing
apparatus. Toketoprom. 22 no.10:64-67 0 162. (MIRA 15-.11)
1. Ivanovskiy n&uWmo-iealedov&tel'skiy tekstil'W
Amotitut'.
(Dyes and dyeing-Apperatus)

ISAYEV, A. P., Cand Tech Sci (diss) "Research into pressure basin of
the type of divisor of irrigation pumping stations." Moscow, 196o.,26
pp with charts; (Moscow Inst of Water Economy Engineers im V.I.R. Wil-
lialLs); 170 copies; price not given; (KL, 24-60, 132)

PAVLENKO, V.A., kand.sellskokhozyaystvennykh na*; ISAYEV) A.P.
Effect of irrigation on the economic effectiveness of the produc.-
tion. of eugenol basil* Masl, - zhir. prom. 27 no.12,-28-29 D 161.
0 .14:12)
1. VsesoyumMy nauabno-issledovatellakiy Institut waslichnykh i
efiromanlichrqkh kulitur.
Kuban-Bagdl boteur irrigation)
i
Baeil (botany) irrigation))

ISAYEV, A.P., kand.ekon.nauk
Increasing the profitableness of the productionof essential oi-1
rav mterials and of the mnufacture of essential oils. MRS1.-
shir.prom. 28 no.9:25-26 S 162. 3.5:4)
1. VmesqyuzW mwhno-inaledovatellskiv inatitut'SaBlichnykIA 1:
efirouaslichnykh kulltur.
(Essences and essential oils)

ISAYEV., A.P., kand.tpkhn.nauk; OSENNIY, V-5.
Sprinkler units. Biul.tekh.-akon.i.T~foi-in.Gc!s.nauch.-inal.inst.naucti.
i takh.inform. 17 no.lt78-81 164. (MIRA 17:2)

BADARIYAN, G.G.; TYUTA, V.A.; CKERDIUSUP1, S.D.; ZIJZIK, DOT.;
KHODASEVICH, B.G.; FRAYER, S.V.; GUSARZOV, Ye.I.; KAZANSKIY,
A.M.; KASSIROV, L.N.; KARAYEV, S.A.; ABRMOV, V.A.;
VASILIYEV) N.V.; BUGAMV p N.F.; SAPILIHIKOVi N.G.; KASTORM.,
A.A.; RUDNIKOV, V.N.j YAKGVL",Vj V.A.; PNIDURI, V.I.;
ISAYEV, A.P.; KUZIMICIIEV, NON.; Wnly S.A.1 PROXINp V.A.;
LUKIYAROV, A.D.; SHAM1011, Ya.!%; IMICIEV, A.K.... kand. sell-
khoz. nauk; KOGAN, A.Ya.; TSYNKOV, M.Yu.,- BABIY, LOT.;
GMBUNOV~ I.I.; KOVALM, A.M.j ROIWIG1921KO, G.R.; BRODSKAYAp
M.L.: red.; IVAPOVA, A.N., red.; CUREVICH, M.111.2 tekbn. red.;
TRUKHINAY O.N.p tekbn. red.
[Economics of agriculture ]Ekonomika sotsialisticheakogo sell-
skogo khoziaistva; kurs lektsii. Moskva,, Sellkhozizdat, 1962.
710 p. (MIRA 15:10)
(Agriculture-Economic aspects)

-15AYW,-A.---P,
Isayev. A. p. - "The mechanization of plaster mould production," Steklo, i keramika,
1949, No 4. p. 14-13
SO: U-5240, 17, Dec. 53, (latopi3 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey, No. 25, 1949).

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AUTHOR: Isayev, A.?., Pbsteraduate Student
TITLE: A Device for Investigating Friction in Balance Shaft
Guides
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, Priborostroye-
niye, 1958, Nr 41 PP 93-98 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The oscillatory system balance - hair spring is the
most important component of any portable watch mech-
anism . The damping of the free oscillations of the
balance - hair spring system is caused by friction in
the balance shaft guides, the air friction of the.ba-
lance and the elastic hysteresis of the hair springo
The last two factors are of minor importance compared
to the first one. The author describes a device and
a method for determining the friction in balance shaft
guides. The device permits the determination of f-.,ic-
tion moments during the rotation of the shaft (kinetic-
friction) and the friction when setting it in motion
(static friction). In this paper, the author describes
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A Device for Investigating Priction in Balance Shaft Guides
The friction moment is determined according to the
following formula
M = I
T
where I - inertia moment of the disc with the shaft;
cy 0- - initial angular velocity of the disc rotation;
W angular velocity of the disc after the elapse of
time t. The second method consiats in measuring the
number of rotations of the disc within previously
established time intervals. The friction moment is
determined according to the following formula
M = 21 27rN
T -,7-)
t
where N - number of rotations of the.disc within the
time t. The author further investigated the dil,"fer-
ence between the oscillatory balance - hair spring
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A Device for Investigating Friction in Balance Shaft Guides
found that the replacement of an oscillatory motion
by a rotating one does not have any noticeable in-
fluence on the character of the dependences of fric-
tion on different factors, for example, on the position
of the.balance shaft. The inertia disc has the same
weight as the balance wheel. The initial velocity cf
the disc is equal to the maximum velocity of the balan-
ce when working in watches, The author investigated.
three methods for setting the inertia disc in MOtiO1L.
Using an air stream or the moving magnetic field of
a synchronous motor were found to have certain dis-
advantages and therefore the magnetic field of a ro--
tating electromagnet was used. The author then describ-
ed the device in detail. Figure I shows the princi*aal
electrical circuits, while Figure 2 shows a photogriph
of the device. The functioning of the device accord-
ing to the two aforementioned measuring methods is
described. The second method has the advantage that,
subjective reading errors are eliminated. Measure-
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A Device for Investigating Friction in Balance Shaft Guides
full suitability for investigating the friction
moments in balance shafu guides. The device was de-
signed actually for measuring the friction moment of
the balance in the K-12 watch, but it may be convert-
ed for measuring the friction moments of the balances
of other watches and of instruments with similar shaft
guides. The suggested method of friction measurements
is an indirect one and its accuracy depends on the
errors made when measuring the magnitudes of the afore-
mentioned formulae. Using the first method, the error
does not exceed 4%. The device has a.high sensitivity
and may be used for determining very small friction
moments. With this device investigations were per-
formed concerning the influence of different factor's
on the friction moment in the balance shaft guides o:,"
the K-26 watch. The results of these investigations
will be published. Finally, the author presents somi-,
data of the component parts of the device. A synchro-
noua motor of the PPOh-4 device is used. The strobo.-
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A Device for Investigating Friction in Balance Shaft G-Uides
tube may be used. Further, thyratron TG1-0.1/1.3,
pulse counter SB-lM/lO0, relay RS-13 and rectifier
VSA-5 were used. The power transformer LS-2 supplies
the lamp MN-14. The photocurrent amplifier consists
of tubes 6Zh4 and 6P6 and kenotron 5Ts4. There are
1 photograph, 1 diagram and 3 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy institut tochnoy mekhaniki i optiki
(Leningrad Institute of Precision Mechanics and Op-
tics)
SUBMITTED: May 12, 1958
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ISAYNT, A.P., assistent
1-11-1
Investigating friction in axle guides of watch Wanes wheels-
Isv.vyx.ucheb.xav-; pr1b. no-3:87-97 '39- (MIRA 1314)
1. Leningrailekly inStitut tachnoy mekhtniki, 1, OPtiki- Reim-
mandoyanik kafedray priborov vreveni.
(Clocks and watchee-Jecapements)

S/146/60/PO3/QO5/011/017.
B010054
AUTHORs a 031 A
TITLEt Experimental Investigation ofthe Effect of Impact Overloads
on Watch Meohnniame
PERIODICkLi Izvestiya vysshikh uchobnykh zavedeniy. Priboroitroyeniye,
1960, Vol. 3, No. 5, PP. 88-- 94
TEM The author desoribes his apparatus for testing units and mechanisms
of watches under impact loads of up to 50,000 g. The testing'apparatus
consists of an accelerator to produce the required acceleration, a cathod.e
follower in which the signal delivered by a piezoelectric sensor is
amplified (equivalent to acceleration), and an onailloscope."In the
accelerator a hardened steel block hits, practically in freefall, a plate,
thus producing the acceleration. The test piece is attached to the steel
block, and is thus subjected to the required stress when hitting the plate.
The measurement of acceleration with the piezoelectric sensor is discusimod
in detail. The shafts of match balance wheels of standard aviation watches
and much smaller K-26 (1C-26) type watches were tested. By stepwise
Gard 1/3

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017
Impact Overloads on Watch Mechanisms BO1q/BO54
increasing the height of fall, the height was determined at which the shaft
wasdestr4yed. The load was applied perpendicular to the shaft axis. The
experiment showed that elastic twists of up to 0.04 mm occurred if the
cylindrical part of the shaft pivot was 0.4-0-5 mm long and 0.095 mm in,
diameter. Deformation occurred in the case of greater bending$. Fig.5
shows a shockproof shaft. In this design, a bending of the pivot pin is
avoided by a shoulder of the shaft which, on elastic twisting of the pivot,.
~is supported by a boring*Th:,publioation of this article was recoamended
by the Kafedra priborov vrem i (Chair of Chronometers). There are
5 figures and I Soviet reference.
ASSOCILTIONs Leningradskiy institut toohnoy makhaniki i optiki (Leningrad
Institute of Precision Mechanics and Optics)
SUBMITTED: may 6, ig6o
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AUTHOR: Isayevp,A.Pa
TITLE: 'Experimental investigation of the effect:oO vibrations
L
on friction in.cylindrical guides of thelbalance ax:'.;S~
PERIODICAL: --Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zaveden-ly. PriboroBtr'o,,f-
eniyep v. 49 no. 4. 14ji, 101 - 108,
TEXT: The experiments were carried out on balance wheels of "Pobe~-
da" watchei3 without the main spring. The following instruments were
used: 1) Tone generator type 3r-10 (3G-10)9 2) Generator of mecha-
nical vibrations rW-1 (GMK-1), 3) Cathode-ra o6cillograph, 4)'Ro,-
tating basej 5) Electrical second counters, 6~ Frequency divider.
The measurements of friction were carried out by the stroboscopic
method. Five graphs give a summary of the results. The conclusions
are: 1) Vibratioxiial overload affects the frictional moment, in -the
guides in different ways, and depends on the direction of rt;.tra-
tions, position of the axis in spaceg speed of rotati-onj frequen.c.y
of vibrationg magnitude of overload and radial clearance. 2) The
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Experimental investigation of D235YI)306
strongest effect of vibration on the moment of friction was obtier-
ved with the axis in a ver-tical positiong subjected to.perpendie'a-,
lar vibratio-no In t4is case, with suitable choice of parameters, one
can obtain ihe same frictional moment for any position of the axis
in the vertical plane. 3) The frictional moment increases substan-
tially with increasing speed of rotation. 4) The magnitude of ra.-
dial clearance in the guides has a considerable effect on the fric-
tional moment when the axis is horizontal and the vibration verti-
cal. Comparatively small changes In radial c1 Iearance (5-10 microns)
cause great variations in the frictional moment for vibrational.
overloads over 1 g. The larger the clearance the smaller the frie-
tional moment. 5) At vibrations with. overloads greater than Ig the
starting moment is zero. ZA. Aksellrod (Ref. 1: Pribarostroyeniye
19599 noo 5) is mentioned for his sontributiorl in this fieldo TIL15
article was recommended by the Kafedra priborov vremeni (Department
of Time Instruments). There are 6 figures and 4 Soviet-bloc refe-
renceso
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy institut Tochnoy mekhaniki i,optiki (3h-
stitute of Precision Mechanics and Upziceg leni~,-7-rad
SUBMITTED: February i69 !961
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ISAYEV, A.P., kand.takhn.nauk
The DU-25 sprinkling system with Ireadily disuountable pipeline.
Trakt. i sellkhosmash. 32 no.5:37-39 It 162* (KRA 150")
1. Vsesoyusnyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut sel'skokhozyays*,,,ven-
nogo mashinostroyaniya.
(Sprinkler irrigation)

ISHEVp Aleksey Stepanovich, inzh.-mekhanik; LEVITUS, D.I., red.;
tekhn. red.
[Mechanization of livestock fame in Kirghizistan] Mekhani-
zataiia zhivotnovodcheskikh form v Kirgizii. FrunzesiKir-
g12skoe gos. izd-vo, 1959. 115 p. (MIRA 15:3)
(Kirghizistan-Stock and stockbreeding):

ACCESSION NR: AT4044782 6/2636/64/000/061/0045/0056
AUTHOR: Isayev, A. S.
. . . ............ .....
TITLE: Determination of fatigue failure probability for random static loading
SOURCE: Moscow. Aviatsionny*y tekhnologicheskiy institut. Trudy*. no. 61, 1964.
Konstruktsionnaya prochnost' legkikh splavov i statey (Structural strength of light
alloys and alloy steels), 45-55
TOPIC TAGS: fatigue failure probability, random static loading, random loading cycl%:,
linear fatigue accumulation, failure period. fatigue testing
-A
ABSTRACT: A method based on the principles of linear fatigue accumulation is prevented
for calculations of fatigue damage resulting from random static loading. The author
introduces a concept of random loading "cycle" and writes its distribution function as
(0min, ma~. The appropriate fatigue function is now written as
ry.
the term with m is the ma*ematical expectation of the fatigue function, the tam:
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ACCESSION NR: AT4044782
with D is Its dispersion, while #i is a random factor characterizing variation in sample
properties. Fatigue resulting from random loading at a given time can be determined
~ .
with probability P within a certain range only from the.expression
*me") .04.1o dome%
Di VV0 (2)
+
("also fees)
'id 6ti6n of falluie'probability flme~ and writes If_
Finally, the author illustrates the c cu .!n
as
'(DjdDj-
Orig. art. has: 14 equations and 5 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Aviatsionny*y tekhaologichesidy institut, Moscow (Institute of Aviation
Technology)

ACCE.SSION NR.- AT4044783 5/2536/64/000/061/0056/0072
'AUTHOR: Isayev, A. s.
TITLE: Experimental study of fatigue under random loading
SOURCE: Moscow. Aviatsionny*ytekhnologicheakiyinsUtut. Trudy*, no. 61, 1964.
Konstruktsionnaya prochnost' legklkh splavoy i staley (Structural strength of light alloyis
and alloy oteels), 56-72
TOPIC TAGS: fatigue testing, random static loading. random load fatigue'tester, fatigue,
to6ter.design, dispersion effect, fatigue crack development, steel 30KhGSA
2
ABSTRACT: Samples of steel 3OKhGSA (tensile strength 110 kg/mm wore fatigue tented
on a four-stage assembly allowing laboratory simulation of random static loading characterl
Ized by ergodicity and with various spectral densities, dispersions and mathematical
expectations, Signals (0-30 cycles/sec.) from harmonic generators were multiplied by
some fimetion -A (t), varying periodically from 0 to 1, in functional potentiometers used as
modulators, then amplified (amplification factor regulated from 0. 1 to 10), summed and
amplified again, then fed as random -static signals to a second stage amplifier, branched
to two amplifiers (amplification factor-1. 0) and fed into an electromechanical convektar.
The latter consisted of a fixed coil producing a strong constant magnetic
(stage three).

ACCESSION NR: AT4044783
field (DC current) and a mobile coil attached to -a platform suspended from laminated
springs. The signal created a magnetic field in.the mobile coil and forces resulting from,.
interaction of both fields displaced the platform, thus deforming the sample mounted on it,
Platform displacement was recorded by a loop oscillograph and was also picked up by on
-electron oscillograph. The test procedure is given in detail. The study was limited to -the
a tant
effects of mathematical expectation and dispersion on period to failure t a cons nor-
malized sl)ectral density. Equivalence factor.values were derived experimentally and
relate the mean square devinUon of random -loading to the amplitude of equivalent harmonic
load. Development of fatigue-cracks differed sWbstantially for random and harmonic load.-
ing. ar
V lations in the mean square deviation ifiected period to failure much more strongly,:.,
than a change in mathematioal expectation. TWunit can be used to verify the correctness
of any theory of cumulative damage under random loading. Orig., art. has- 22 figures afid
6 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: Aviatsionny*y takhnologicheskly Institut, Moscow (Institute of Aviation
Technology)
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per ;-lour. After 2 hours ho;-ding a-, i65"C the temperature was lowered to _14~1_- 4-5
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Card 2/2

ISSAYEV, A..S.
Determining the probability of fatigue breakdown in case of a
random stationary loading, Trudy MATI no.61:45-55 !64,
Experimental investigation of fatigue under random IrAdIng
conditions. lbid.:56-72
(t4TRA 1 11 : 10)

!SAYEV, 1~. S.
Automobiles, Electric
1. V. Romanov's electromobiles. Avt. trakt. rpom. No. 8, 1052.
-9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
-November 195~. Mciassified.l.
2

ISATIV, A.S., inshener.
[Soviet automobile construction In the fifth five-year plan] Soiet-
skoe avtonobilestroonie v piatol plattletke. Moskva,.scants, 1953.
31 P. (MIRA 6:12)
(Automobiles indastry) (Hoisting machinery) -

ISATEV, Lj&&Audr,-�aXL2nyjgA; SIMTSOV, I.B., redaktor; DKITRIYEVA, P.V.,
Tm
[Creators of the first Ruslan tractors] Bosdatell pervykh otechestvan-
nykh traktorove Moskva. lzd-vo Obanle-.0 1955 23 P. (Teemolusnos
obahchostvo po rasprostrananitu politichemkikh I nauchrWkh snanit,
Ser.4. no.1) 8:3)
(Tractors)

Be q ~eyvi4ch; SHMIDT. V.0., kandidat takhnicho6kikh nauk.
'HUI tetsegnz!nE M u.A.. inzhener, redaktor; UVAROVA. A.F..
takhnicheakiy redaktor
Lisarn about automobiles] Isuchaite aytemobill. Moskva. Goo.
asuchno-takhn. izd-vo meshinostrott.lit-ry. 1957. 339L P.
(Automobiles) (xuu 1o:6)

ISAYEV~ Aleksandr Sergeyevich; GUROV, S., red.; KU21ETSOVA, A.j tekhno
(Electricity and transportation; from the hiatory of I electric
railroads and ground trackless electric transportatio.ii] Elek-
trichestva i transport; iz istorii elektrichookikh zhelezvykh
dorog i nazemnogo bezrellsovogo alektrotransporta. Moskva,,
Mosk. rabochii, 1961. 108 p. (MIRA,15:3)
(Electric ra-Uroads) (Electric vehicles)
(Railroads, %spended)

ISAYEV. Aleksandr Sergqy~yiqh.-.'GUROV) S., red.; KUZMSOVAj A.)
tekhn. red.
LFrom automotive carriage.to the ZIL-13-1 automobile; from,
the history of automobile enginearing]Ot samobegloi koliaski
do ZIL-111; iz iBtorii avtorriobilia. Maskvay Mosk. rabochiij,
1961. 167 p. (MIRA 15.9)
(Motor vehicles)

ISAYEV, A.S.
Chemical control of the stem pests of Dahurian larch. Trudy Inst.
lesa i drev. 65slO5-117 163. OGRA 16110)

FAKHFUJTDI14DV, V.Z.,-inzh.; ISAYEV, A.V., inah. (Rtantsiya Yudino, Kazanskoy
dorogi)
Organization of classification yard operation during reconstruction.
Zbel.dor.trImsp. 41 no.3:64-66 Hr 159. (MM 12:6)
(Railroads-Yard~)

BOGOLYUBOV, B.P., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk; YUMATOV, B.P., kand.tekhn.nauk;
ISAYEV, A.V inzh.
Operation of "Ugollnyy ruchey" open pit in the caved area of
the "Zapolyarnyyw Mine. Gor. zhur. no.6:15-18 Je 162,
(MIM 15M)
1. Moskovskiy institut stali (for Bogolyubov, Yumatcy).
2. Norillskiy gorno-metallurgicheskiy kombinat (fw Isayev).
(Norillsk region-Strip mining)

GRIBIN, Yu.G.; ISAYEV .--A.-Y..;AWANIKO, Yu.A.; POGRONSKIY, D.V.;
D.M.; KOLEGOV, A.A.
IUROVTSEV,
Determining the strength properties of rocks. Fiz.-tekh. probl.
razrab, pol. iskop. no-4:38-40 165. (MIRA 19:1)
1. GornometaUurgicheskiy kombinst.4meni Zavenyaginap Norillek,
Submitted March 2,, 1965.

GALA3EVy N.Z., kand.tekhn.nauk; I A.V., gornyy inzh.-markaboyder

ISAYEV, Anatoliy -Vasillyeviih~ VAGANOVA, N,A,,, red.~ EL,'KDIA, EJ.%,
fe-ERF. Mr.
(Reference book on ni-akei-silver -tableware]Spravoobnik na
mellkhiorovitiu posudu. Mos'k-;Ya., Gostorgizdat., 1962, 47 P.
(MIRA 15:8)
(Nickel silver) (Tableware)

plates.
nal

BUKIN, Anatoliy Nikolaye;5tch; FILIPPOV, Mikhail Mikhaylovich;
jqA)jY.. ~Andre~ boviche TSARIKOVA, Z.I., red.;
vELIZAROVA,_N.A., tekhn. red.
(Oscillographic recording of super-high frequency oscil-
lations] Ostsillografirovanie kolebanii sverkhvysokikh
cha,stot. Leningrad, Izd-vo Leningradskogo univ P 1963. 211 P.
(MIRA 16:4)
(Oscillograph) (Microwave mea3urementB)
(Electric measurements)

1. ISA-2,11, BOIRIS
2. ussa (6co)
4. Electric Machinery
7. Decisive force, Zvezda no. 4, 1953.
9- Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, A-PRIL -1953, Uncl.

ISAM I B. _
During the seven-year plan. ~wazhd.av. 18 no.2:12-13 F 261.
1 (Commmist Youth League) %Aeronaxiticsy Co=erical)

ISJYNF.B.
.*The organization of work on government revenuef V.Antipov. Reviewed
by B.Isaev. Fin.SSSR 16 no.9:93-94 S155. (KERA 8:12)
1. Nachallulk otdola goodakhodow Moskovskogo oblfinotdoln.
(Internal revenue)

ISAMV, B.A.
Tectonics of the Lagich mountains according to recent Investigationo.
Uch. zap. AGU. Ser. geol. - geog. nauk no.3343-50 163. (MIRA 17111)

ISATEV' B. 1.
6657. PrIsposdbleniya dlya ustanovk; passimetrov i klya koncrolya neeperpen-
kikulyarnost;.tortsa otnocitellno osi rez'gavogo otveratiya. L., 1.954. 6~. s
ill.; i L, chert. 22 am*,(Vseaqyuz* O-vo po raspro3traneniyu polit, i nauch. znaniye
.qk. No. W (688)).
Leningr. dom nauch.-tekhn. propagandy. Inform-tak)ln. list
3.800 eks. 30k.--Avt. ukazan v kontse teksta. --155-123z]al 621-803.3 # 621M3
SO: KNIZHANYA MOPISI No. 6. 1955

21(4) SOV/112-59-4-i'415
Translation from: Referativalry zhurna-1. Elektrotekhrika, 1959, Nr 4, p 138.(USSR)
AUTHOR: Andreyes'.I-xhev, Ye. A., Isayev, B. I., and Mel'nikov, I. F.
TITLE: Spark Counter for Checking Contamination of Surfaces With Alpha.-Active
Substances
U)FUShChi
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Issled. v obl. dozimetrii ionizir kh izluchen:iy. M.,
AS, USSR, 1957, pp 162-165
ABSTRACT: A portable instrument for monitoring alpha contamination of surfaces
is described. A multiwire,spark counter with a large-area (150 cm2) cathode
j.s used. A high voltage (about 4, 500 v) is applied to an anode that comprises
25 filaments (tuagater- wire of 0. 1 -mm diameter) which are spanned Jr; parallel
with the cathode plane 1. 5 mm from the cathode surface. The counting if; macle
either by a neon lamp or by headphones. The instrument efficiency is about
0. 5 - 1%. Its advantages ar e:(#)absence of background and 2pha-particle counting
not interfered with by any beta- or gainma-backgrolund.
N. G. Z.
Card 1 / I

AS
ABADMI, Kiri12 Ivanovich; DRUZ11ININ? Boris lvanovich;-~SZAYEALI
Boris Ivan Lch,- RUBINOV, A.D., kand. tekhn. wuk..
retsenzent; MIMI", L.P., inzh., red.; LEYKIRA, T.L.,
red. izd-va; PETERSON, M.M.p tekbn. red.
[Checking relative positions of machine-part surfaces)
Kontroll vzaimnogo raspolozheniia poverkbnosiei detalei
mashin. Moskvaq MashgIz., 1962. 113 p. (FIRA 15:10)
(Fachinery-Construction) (Measuring instruments)

IUYIV B.
Strengthening the finances and circulation of money in Bulgaria. .,Fin.i
kred. SSSR no.6:46-51 Je '53. (Kwi 6:6)
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