SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT POTEKUSHIN, N.V. - POTEMKIN, K.V.

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BALZHI, M.F.; EEREZKIN, P.N.; GOLIDSHTEIN, Ya.Ye., GALIPEPUN, Ye.B.j
YEDLICHKO, V. V. ; KERAS, A. F. ; LEKUS, 1. D. ;
POZDNYSHEV, V. M. ; SUDBO'71N, N. A. ; ISAVINTSEV, R. 1. TAM~RTETIF'
V.M.; SHEIREMETIYEV, A.D.; BAKSHI, O.A., kand. tekhn. nauk,
retsenzent; BONDIN, Ye.A., inzh., retsenzent; BOYRO, F.I., inzh.,
retsenzent; VASIN, Yu.P., inzh., retsenzent; LAZAIREEV, A.A., inzh.,
retsenzent; SOROKIN, A.I., inzh., retsenzent; KONIKOV, Arkadiy
Sergeyevich, dots., red.; DUGINA, N.A., tekhn. red.
(Economy of metals in the machinery industry]Ekonomiia metallov
v mashinostroenii. (By]M.F.Balzhi i dr. Moskva, Mashgiz2 1962.
235 P. (MIRA 16:2)
(Machinery-Design and construction)
(Metals, Substitutes for)

POT,KITSHTN, Nikolay Vasillyevichl, SOROKIN, A.I., kand. tekhn. nauk
P .9
dots., nauchn~T ~.re., -SVET, Ye.B.J. red.; KOLBICHEV, V.I.,
tekhn. red,
(Mechanization and automation of cold pressing operations] Me-
khanizatsiia i av-tomatizataiia kholodnoshtampovochnykh rabot.
Cheliabinsk, Cheliabinskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1961. 45 P.
(MIRA 16:4)
(Sheet-metal work) (Automation)

250) SOV/1 28- 59-5-24/35
AUTHOR: Potekushin, Engireer
TITLE: Continuous Knocking-off of Runners and Risers
PERIODICAL: Liteynoye Proizvodstvo 1959, Nr 5, p 40, (US9R)
ABSTRACT: Since the knocking-off of runners and risers by
hand requires much energy, inthe tractor plant at
Chelyabinsk, a continuously operating machine for
knocking-off of runners and risers was built on the
initiative of Engineer Shapiro. The basic principle
of this machineois that castings which have been coo-
led down to 120 C. fall into a rotating drum 200 mm in
height (Fig. 2) by means of a transporter (Fig. 1).
This machine works with 25 rpm and has a capacity of
10 tons of casting per hour. There are 2 diagrams.
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POTZKUSHIN, N.V., inzh.; SVETLOV, S.A., inzh.
Mechanizing operations in billet shops. Mashinostroitely no.2/11:
29-31 R-D '56. (MIRA 12:1)
(Factory management)

25 (7 3'~ 7/'.
AUTHOR: Potek-ushin, N.V., Engineer
TITIZ-3: l'ilechailization and of
PERIODICAL: ~,`.ashinostroitell' 1959, Nr 7, pp 6-10 (USSR)

ABSTRACT: The article contains info,,--mation on the autoi;~.rition
and mechanization of sue,!, r,:)erations as the feedin.-
CD
of blank-s to dics, of finished staz~.-.%in--.;,
and deburring. As sources of ilnformatl on the authcr
used the publications li-~~I_ed tlle end of tf--,e artic1e.
Several devic,',~s are de.,~cri'oed. One is an. -automatic
grip,)er for feedin.-7 m-_~tal s~,riT, to th- -punchin-

Up--4
dies. FiL;ure 1 s'1o,.-;s t1,
di
n.
2 the oripper fcoding me Tho ~)oaerful presses
with sliding tables used for stw-.jing, create favor-
able conditions for th,--- mechanization of technologi-
cal processes. Follc,,.-dnL~ tthis ;:rinci,-'1e, one olant
successfully use-s dies %-iith movable io~;;er p'ates with
Card 1/3 a stampinG nress of tons p_--essure force (FiGure

Mechanization and Automa~ion of Stam,ling
2
The movable lo-.,ier die -,)late slides in G-lides: f---xed
to tne under plate of the press. The plate is si-iifted
by a rod of the pneumatic pusher. Figure 4 is a
sketch of a lever ejector (author techonolo-ist G.G.
Samarets) used at the Chelyabinskiy Tra1ztorniri Zavod
(Chelyabinsk Troctor plant) for ejecting heavy flat
work Dieces. At the samme plant senior desiL-ner F.V.
Yurkov has developed a deburring installation
(Figure 7) for de;urring tractor side members usins-
a special mill. Technologist Yu.G. Gerasimov, of
the same plant, has introduced rotary cleaning drur-ns
with mechanical disc..--,arge (Fig-are 8). Figure 9
shows a deburring device with an abrasive roller and
a rubber roller used on a speciall machine tool. The
abrasive roller turns at 8,000 rpm. The most lo,,;-ical
and progressive method of hea~,-ing short blanks for
stamping is the induction -letliod. It shortens the
time necessary for heating, in comparison , ''fith 'Llame
Card 213 furnaces, from 1':' to 20 times. At the Chelyabinsk
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Mechwiization and Automation of Stai.-.:)in-
Tractor plant the blan"Is oIL tractor en~.-ine valves
are heated before for:.-in-L.; in the "KIY,-20" induc-,ion
heater developed b-,,, t1le IIII TVCh imeni prola-ssor Vo-
locdin. Detailled des_-*, .,,1-n -Information is Given on t.,, is
unit, which is provided an automatic -feed for
blanks (FiL,,ureslo, 11, 12". There are 12 din:-rams,
_0
and 4 Soviet -L-efererces.
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POTEMHIN, N.V., inzh.
Device for leakage test of c7lindrical parts. k"hinostroitell
no.11:32-33 N '59. (MIU 13:3)
(Tasting machines)

POTEKUSHIN, N.V. , inzh.
~
Mechanization and autorati2ation in stamping. Mashinostroitlel'
no.?:6-10 J1 '59. (MIRI- 12:11)
(Forging) (Automation)
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POTEKUSHIN. N.V.- KURATOVA, L.P.; RIGER, M.M.; BAKULIN, S.B.
uHandbook on the manufacture of sheet metal working dies" by
VJM.Anikin, IU.S.Lukashin. Reviewed by N.V.Potekushin and others.
Kuz.-shtam.proizv. 4 no.2:45-47 F 162. (IMU 15:2)
(Dies (Metalworking)) (Sheet-metal work)
(Anikin.. V.M.) (IAilmshin, IU.S.)

ZLATK321, Moisey Grigorlyevich; DOaOKHOV, Nikolay NJ-kolayevich; LEBEDEV,
Nikolay Ivanovich; NAKLIOV, Nikolay Yevgenlyev-Ich; ITEYSETAT, Zya-
ma Fallkovich; SYCHEV,,Arkadiy Mikhaylovich; IYJZUYEi, F.V., kand.
tekhn. nauk, retsenzent; TASHCHEV, A.K., kand. tekhn. nauk., retsen-
zent; TRUBRI, V.N., kand. tekhn. nauk, retsenzent; VSHIVKOV, P.P.,
inzh., retsenzent; KONIKOV, A.S., inzh.. retsenzent; LEBEDf',`V,
inzh., retsenzent;_ POTEhUSHIV inah., retsenzent, TYAGUIII'OV, V.A.,
doktor tekhn. nauk, red.; S K.N... kand. tekhn. nauk, red.;
SKORNYAKOV, V.B., red.; YAROSHENKO, Yu.G., red.; ZAKHAIqOV, B.P., inzh.,
red.; AMIROV, I.M., inzh.., red.; HYSHKOVSKIY, V.A., inzh., red.;
SHEIEKBOV., V.A., inzh., red.; BOGOMOLOV, O.P., inzh., red.; KATS, I.S.,
inzh., red.; LEVANOV, A.11., inzh., red.; DUGINA, N.A., tekhn. red.
(Handbook on forging practices] Spravochnik rabochego kuznechno-
shtampovochnogo proizvodstva. By M.G.Zlatkin i dr. Mcskva ' Gos.
nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo mashinostroit. lit-ry, 1961. 776 p.
(MIRA 14:9)
(Forging-Handbooks, manuals, etc.)

POTALI , doktor (ostrov Rims)
Friedrich L5ffler Scientific research Institute of Spizotiolou cn
Rims Island. Zhur.mikrobiol.epid. i immun. 27 no-7:101-102 Jy 156.
(SCHOOLS, MADICAL (MIRA 9:9)
epizoologic institute of Friedrich IZffler on Rims '
Island)

POTI L, J.
A case of vaccination comnlicntions three months rifter mccination.
J. Hyg. V-pidem., Praha 1 no-3:317-321 1957.
1. Aus dem Hyelene-Inatitut der Mnrtin-Luther-Univernitat Halle a.d.S.
(VACCIIIIA., prev. and control
vacc. causing otogenic meningitis 3 months later with
isolation of virus)
("IDMITIS, in inf. and child
3 months after vaccinia vacc., isolation of virus)

1--t Z 0
I A--.JT*I-tGFt potel, T.
LY3T
Cornplication Three 'Xionths After
Tf
gi-f-my. epidenniol., m-Owro'bioll. -immminoll.,
195 7, 1, No -t', 275-278
A 3 -3 -fl'.:-LA "j T No abstract.
1-4ARD

BULGARIA/Diseases of Farm Animals - Diseases Caused by Viruses R-3
and Rickettsiae.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biolo, No 14, 1958, 64657
Author : Potel, Kurt
Inst : Institute of Experimental Veterinary Medicine of the
Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.
Title : The problem of Encephalitis in Swine Plague.
Orig Pub Izve In-ta eksperim. vet. med. B"lgar. AN, 1956, 4, 233-
2480
Abstract Gn the basis of the neurohistological and general patholo-
gico-anatomic changes observed in the viral affections of
swine, including that of the plague, it is assuned that
spontaneous and experimental encephalites can also be cau-
sed by organotropic viruses without the acquiring of ncu-
rotropic properties by the latter.
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POTEMIN, B.A.
The V-78-1 heavy-duty suaDended vibrator set. Stroi. i dor.
mashinostr. 4 no.2:25 F 159o (MIRA 12:2)
(Vibrators)

SOV/123-59-15-59238
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mashinostroyeniye, 1959, Nr 15, P 53 (USSR)
AUTHM, Potemin, B.A.
TI=4 Automatic Device for the Simultaneous Cutting and Trimming of Control
Cables
PTMTODICAL: Yaroslavsk. prom-st' (Sovnarkhoz Yaroslavsk. ekon. adm. r-na, 1958,
Nr 4, pp 30 - 33
ABSTRAGT.~ The design of an automatic device for the cutting and trimming of
cables with rubber or plastic insulation up to 8 mm in diameter is
described. The cable is cut into pieces of 60 - 1,000 mm long which
are trimmed over a length of from 8 to 35 mm. The power of the driving
electromotor of the automatic device Is 0.55 kw. The control of the
manufacturing cycle is effected by a camshaft. 1 figure.
M.I.V.
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SHUKHKAN, Z.; SHTAMM, V.; SHLEYMOVIGH, S.; KALMYKOV, P.; RALITSEVICH, V.;
PYATENKOV, V.,- POTEWN, I.; SOKRATC(V, Yu.
There are all conditIons for building strong and good e-',-va-
tors. Muk.-alev,. prom. 2V no.8:18-19 Ag 163.
(MIRA 17:1)
1. Zamestitell upravlyayushcheko trestom TSentroeleva-
tormel'stroy (for Shtamm). 2. Nachallnik sektora organiza-
tsil stroitellnykh rabot Gosudarstvennogo instituta Prom-
zernoproyekt (for Ral2tsevich). 3. Starshiy inzh. TSentrall-
nogo konstruktorskogo byuro tresta Spetselevatomellmontazh
(for Potemin). 4. Zamestitell nachalinika proizvodstvenno-
tekhnictieskogo otdeloniya tresta Petropavlovskelevatormall-
stroy (for Sokratov).

)P,0 - -r-F Al / ~. - -;2;~ -A .
,ion vs. Science
USSR/ Mi see llaneous - Relig
C-Ird 1/1 Pub. 77 - 2/20
Authors Potemin, 1. 1.
Title
S-Cdence incompatible with religion
Periodical Nauka i zhizn' 21/12, 4-6, Dee 1954
Abstract Pro-.)aganda article emphasizing the conflict between religion and science irith
an az)neal to historical events and logic for support.
Institution :
Submitted ;

POMIN, ~ I,1, (&, Penza)
-`
Science is inco=patible with religion. Hauka I zhisn' 21 no.12:
4-6 D '54. NIRI 8:1)
(Religion and science)

NINCLISKAYA, O.D.;-_P~~NA Z.F.
Rm complioation of nephrolithiasis. Urologiia no.4t64-65 161.
(IrIRA 14311)
1. Iz khirurgicheskogo otdeleniya bollnitsy No.16 Stalingrada.
(C;AL=, TJRIVARY)

7- -T-;
-11-~-,f-l
ACC NRI AP6021077 SOURCE CODE: UR/0365/66/002/002/0168/0175_
AUTHOR: Tolstaya, M. A.; Ioffe, E. I.; Poteminskaya, 1. V.
ORG: _Academy of Public Economy im._K. D. Pamfilov-(Akademiya kommunallnogo khozyay-
stva)
TITLL Electrocorrosion of underground aluminum materials in anodic and cathodic
zones
SOURCE: Zashchita netallov, v. 2, no. 2, 1966, 168-175
TOPIC TAGS: corrosion rate, corrosion protection, aluminum alloy, polarization,
cathode polarization, electrochemistry
ABSTRACT: A study of the electrocorrosion of aluminum, cable sheathing under the ac-
tion of anodic and cathodic currents is described. The rate of electrocorrosion was
measured by weight loss after the surfaces were cleaned in a solution Of Cr03 (20 g/1)
and 85% H3PO4 (35 m1/1) at 90-950C for 10-20 min. Weight loss ia given as a function
of anodic current density (constant time--30 sec) and time (constant current densi-
ties of 0,02, 0.25 0.75 and 5 ma/dm2). The intensity of corrosion in the anodic re-
gions is characterized by a coefficient of aggressiveness--Ka (defined as the ratio of
actual corrosive wear to that calculated from Faraday's law) which ranged from 1.5 to
1.7. Polarization characteristics of Al and ANg-6 were obtained in sandy soils moist-
UDC: 620.193.92

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ened with 10-12% solutions containing different amounts of Na2SOL., "ar-11
and MgC12. The intensity of local clectrocorrosion was high and caused pitting as a
result of erratic currents in both the anodic and cathodic zones. Under the action of,
the erratic currents in stable cathodic zones, the basic indicator of corrosion danger
is the displacement of the electrode potential in the negative direction, surpassing
the value of the maximum safe potential -1.4 v (relative to a copper sulfate elec-
trode). Above -1.4 v, alkaline corrosion of Al takes place. The results attest to
the difficulty of cathodic protection for underground aluminum materials. Orig. art.
has: 5 figures.
SUB CODE: 11 SUBM DATE: 20May65/ ORIG REF: 012/ OTH REF: 007
2/2/~/,,/ /."

TOLSTAYA, M.A.i POTFIGINSKAYA, I.V.; IOFFE, E.I.
Flect-roly-,ic co7ro3icn of cableo 'with an S-nea-i-`-.~
under the effect of a frequency alterna!-"-n~c
Zashch. met. 2 no.1:67-74 Ja-F 166. ( %ff Ful l') -. I )
1. Akademiya kommimallnogo khozy.?ystva imeni K.D. Pamfilova,
[,eningrad. SUffnitted May 20. 1965,

TOL9TAYA, M.A.; IOFFE, E.I.; POTEIAINSKAYA, I.V.
Effect of the sait content, ion comios-Ltion, tlm~ value of pii$
and the degree of ground aeration on the corrosion of under-
ground steel pipelines under the influence of a.c. Transp.
I khran. nefti i nefteprod. no. 1:16-23 164. (,%IIRA 17:5)
1. Akademiya koxmunallnogo khozyaystva im. K.D.Pamfilova.

TOUSTAYA, M.A.; 10IFFE, E.I.; POiEMINSKAYA, I.V.
Electrochem'cal (,.orrosion of und,~-rgrounrj ste,;I 'r,.!
L i
commercial freq:iency currents. Gaz. delo no. 3:19-26 11-4.
(MIF,h 17- 1")
1. Akademiya koniviunallnrq~o khoz.,rqsLv.,t imf3ni

S/123
,/6 1/ooo/o 14/0_34/b45
Aw4fAloi
AUTHOR: Potemkin, A.A.
TITLEI Investigating the effect of vibrations on the readings of gyro-
compasses
PERIODICALt Referativnyy zhurnal. Mashinostroyeniye, no. 14, 1961, 20-21, ab-
stract 14D153 ("Tr. ~sentr. n.-i. in-ta morsk. flota", 1960, no.
30, 72 - 82)
TEXTg The author investigates the problems of the vibration effect of
the ships hull on the accurf#cy of a double-rotor gyrocompass. It is proved that,
if the ship has a heeling oA a trim, vertical Vibrations may cause considerable
errors of the instrument. &commendations to reduce these errors are given.
Z. Varshavskaya
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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j ~
PCYT'dHKIN.
Electric and radio nnvigation eauiD~:emt cf tne "~Kazbek` ty-ze
diesel engine powered VeS301S. .Ifor.flot 17 no.6.11-12 Je '57.
(M-URA 10: 7)
1. PrepodRvatell Odess"cogo v-,rsshepo morekhadnago uchilishchn.
(Radio in nevigation'l (Electricity on ships)

POT.-EMKIN, A A,, tarshiy prepodavatel'
Temperature c7cleo of "Kure"-t7pe gyrocornpanseR i(hen nfied on
ships. 14or.flot 19 n0-3:8-9 Mr I 5q. (MIRA 121:4)
1. Odeaskoye vyssheye inzhenernoye morskoye uchilishche.
(Gyrocompass)

,,Ass, Arat::--.iy 'Yeilurovih; S;,*-~~.:''--V' 4.yf-'~' nauk,
a j, naul -
[Electronico and rad-c zy;-,tams of shiPS] Sudovaia eiekti-c-
nika i ra6iotoklmika. Tramnort, 1964. 207 p.
(1,'IFtA 17:9)

POTEMKIN, A. E.
Cand Phys-Math -:)Ci - (diss'~ 'IT-heoretical
of errors of bi-gyroscopic compass under
sea- 'going ships." Odessa, 1961. 101 pp;
Secondary Specialist Education Ukrainian
imeni I. I. Mechnikov); 200 copies; price
sup, 219)
and exper-mer:tai StUd7
. - -L - L
conditions of use on
(Ministry of nii~her and
SSR, Odessa State Univ
not given; (KL, 7-61

POTEINgMT, A. G.: Ivi-tster B4101 Sci (disr,) -- "Vririalbilit-~ rf spn t(zis anC, the
I
propertien of -vF,-cii In Inter- and intxfi-sp~;cific hybv'M1zat.'-,Ln". !Tg.
L'
15 Up (All-UnIon GrC,."r of Lenin Actid A(-~,ric F-cl In, V. T. L-nin, A1.1-1-10r)n Tnrl. c-.f
Plant Giv-wing)' 150 Copies (T'J" yc' 1-fl5' r~7')

ME~-EKINY it. P. "COhI7 PI-ePOdavRtOI'
Torsional rigidity of rods with a noncircular cross section.
Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; maohinostr. no.7:45-50 163. (MIhA 16:11)
1. Volgugradukiy seL'vkcI:h.)zyaystvennyy in3tlLut.

POTD !N,__~.P. (Stalingrad)
Approximate method of conformal mapping. Zhur.v7ch.mat.i =at.
fiz. 1 no-4s728-733 J1-Ag 161. (MIRA 14.8)
(Conformal mapping)

in_;h.
Damping of natural vibrations caused by bending arA torsion.
Vest. mash. 41 no.6:15-17 Je 161. WIRA 14:6)
(Vibration)
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L 23858-65 DR(d)/r-2 Ijp(o)
ACCESSM NR: AR4046319
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Maternatika, Abs. BB617
AUTHOR: Potemkin, A, P.
TITLE: Approximation method of conformal. mapping of symmetric regions
CITED SOURCE: Tr. Volgogradsk. s. - kh. in-ta. v. 17, 1963,22,8-234
,TO
PIC TAGS:~ approximation, conformal mapping, symmetric region, Fourier
series, trigonometric Fourier series, successive approximation, approximation
error
TRANSLATION: A method of conformal mapping of a circle on a given region is
developed, the region having at least one axis of symmetry. It is assumed that
the outline of the region has no analytic ekpreaslou, but that its polar equation
may be expressed by a trigonometric Fourier series obtained by one of the known
methods of practicall harmonic analysis. The proposed method represents a
development of the L. V. Kantorovich method of successive approximations for
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curves given in the form
CO
2
After. a number of transformations, function (2) is obtained from. the equation of
-a family of curves -with the paramete r- *X
0*
P-:Lo.+x Z Cr. cunt.
Written Ls complex form
ex.'s
+ YJ
giving the conformal inappfng of the Interior.of the circlel 14 Ian the Interior
of the curve (1), ForX-L, 1,1 form. ula (2) to written in a simpUtied form
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KAiTOV, Mikhail Mik-haylovich; POTEMKIN, A.V., dots., otv. red.;
KO?IIILOV, Ye.A., red.""'l-t CMKO; R.I., tekhn. red.
[Basic principles governing the development of the natural
acienco~] Qsnovhye zakonomernosti razvitiia estestvoznaniia.
Rostov-na-Donu, Izd-vo Rostovskogo univ., 1963. 300 P.
(1-4,IRA 171:3) /

Dis:~ertation: "Inw, ~, 1,i ,- a-,.ion o .-.1 Oy n: 1- r~- ZF.1 C.. t ez%
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AUTHORS: Layner, D.I. and Potemkin, A. Ya., Candidates of
Technical Science-s-.-~~ ~~vetmetobrabotka).
TITLE: Influence of additions of aluminium. on the speed of
reactive diffusion. (Vliyaniye dobavok k alyuminiyu
na skorost' reaktivnoy diffuzii).
PERIODICAL: "Metallovedenie i Obrabotka Metallov" (Metallurg nd
getal Treatment), 1957, No-5, PP-33-35 (U.S.S.R ~
ABSTRACT: The bi-metal Ni-Al is used as a material for anodes of
special radio tubes. In manufacturing strips of
alilminised nickel reactive diffusion takes place, the
result of which has a considerable influence on the
quality of the components. In this paper the influence
of the chemical composition of the Al on the reactive
diffusion in aluminised nickel is investigated; it was
found that silicon and certain other additions to
aluminium bring about a considerable braking of the
reactive diffusion and the authors propose a hypothesis
explaining this braking effect. In the same way as in
the case of iron, presence of silicon in aluminium.
leads to the formation during diffusion of complicated
ternary compounds which form considerably slower than
the binary compound Al 3Fe. This provides a real
possibility of slowing down appreciably the diffusion
process. As starting materials high purity (99.5%)
nickel and aluminium (99.9T/o) were used, the purity of

T,~ M 47 IV,
UOSR/Solid State Physics - Structure of Alloys and E-4
Other Systems
A a Jour : Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 1, 11958, 951
Aut.b.or ; Petrov, D.A., Potemkin, A.Ya.
Ir-FIt *. - ----------------
Title Investigatiop of Alloys of the System Ag-Mn-Al.
Ozig Pub Zh. neorgin. khimii, 1957, 2,10 7o 1552-1565
A:';stract Using physico-chemical analysis methods, the diagran of
state vas plotted for the Ag-cor'ner of the system Ag-Ma-Al
up to 10% Al. and up to 30% Mn. The liqpidus surface con-
sists of three fields'of primary c .rystallization of phases
'~09% ) IC , and Ma. There exists three nonvariant equilibri-
ms in the Ag-corner of the Ag-M-Al system. The satura-
tion limits of the -A -solid solution in a silver base are
determined approximately, and the distribution of the pha-
se regions at temperatures of 700) 600, 4oo, 2oo and 2o0
is given. The properties of the alloys of silver -with
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the stresses revorsod th3ir sign and in=oarod sharply In absolute
heat treatment,
value. Distending stresteswere Uien active in th3 center and not along the edges
(as before the treatment), with compressive stresses In effect along the periphery.
The authors claim that the reason for the acute reduction in lifetime is to be-
sought In the influence of external factors during thermal treatment (that is, the
''dlffusion of recombinatfon-active admixtures from the surface to the inner part of
~
the crystal). in order to determine the Influence of surface contamination during
various technological operations on the thermal stability of the electrical pro-
perties.6f silicon, the thermal stability.was studied in zone-purified silicon sub-
jected to Incision and polishing with subsequent etching and boiling iw deloni'zed
water. The thermal treatment was carried out under the same conditions as prevail-
ed in the first series of experiments. The ingots were cooled rapidly (150 deg/hin)'
and slowly (10 deg/min). The results of this treatment at 1200C for
30 min are given in a table for specific resistance and lifetime. From this
table It Is clear that, after the thermal treatment, the specific resistance of
monocrystals 2, 3 and 5 changed negligibly, while the lifetime fell from tens an4
hundreds of microsecond!; to values less than ten. In ingots 5 and 7, lifetime
after the'treatment sank to values beneath the threshold of sensitivity of the test
equipment. The authors establi.sh that regardless of the rate of cool thermal
ely Ifter their production in a devingto
treatment of monocrystals immediat a ce r zonal
smelting without a crucible does not lead tio any sharp reduction in the-Metime of
3/4
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137-58-5-10449
Translation from; Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958. 1Nr 5, p 22'~ :.'U*_55R;
AUTHORS: Layner,. D.
TITLE: The Effect of Increasing Complexity in a Chemical Compound
upon the Rate of the Reactive Diffusion Process Whyanlye
uslozhneniy khimicheskogo soyedineniya na 5koro9t protsess~j
reaktivnoy diffuzii)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Gos. n. -i. i proyelcAn. in-ta po obrabotke tsveyn. me,,
1957, Nr 16, pp 31-35
ABSTRACT: An investigation is inade of the processeq cic(urring in the
annealing of Arnico Fe clad by AB 000 aluminum with .he follo-.-
ing additions: 1% Si, 1% Mn ; I'lo Co. 1% S1 il% rvin. 1% Sif iulo
Co. Annealing was in the 600-6400C interval with hoWing linie-
of from I sec to 30 min, followed by visual examination of ?he
surface and microscopic an-Alysis of cross sections of the ~-peci-
mens. It was found that the additions investigated form ~he f( 1. -
lowing sequence in terms of their effect. as inhibitors of he pi-o-
cess of reactive diffusion: Co, Ivin, Si.. Si+lvln, and Si ~ Co Tlw
greatest thickness of diffusion layer is observed in a specimen
Ga rd 1/2 clad by pure Al, and the smallest in cladding by AI+Co+Si. The

137-58-5-10449
The Effect of Increasing (cont.
effect observed is related to the fact that. the Co and Mn additions enter inTo
the composition of the AI,SiyFe. phase, complicating its structure and thus
inhibiting its formation. Introduction of Co and Si probably results in forming
a compound Al.Si yFezCou. The role of Mn in alloys containing Si is reduced
to complicating the solid solution with the AIXSiYFe7 phase as base. Additions
of Co and Mn to Al not containing Si are ineffective because ternary chemical
compounds apparently do not come into being in three-component systems of
Al-Mn-Fe and Al-Co-Fe.
L. M,
1. Iron--Heat treatment 2. Chemical compounds--Analysis 3- iron-Diffusion
4. Diffusion--Inhibition
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137-58-4-7026
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Melallurgi7a, 1958, N- 4, 104 ~USSR'
AUTHORS: Layner, D. 1, , Potemkin, A. Ya.
TITLE: Optimal Thickness of a Cladding Layer in Alummum-clad Nickel
(Ob optimal'noy tolshchine plakiruyushchego sloya v alyLlnliniro-
vannom nikele)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Gos. n.-i. i proyektn. in-ta po obrabotke Lsvetri. invt.
1957, Nr 16, pp 36-38
ABSTRACT: Some results of a study of the effect of the thickness of "he
cladding 1,iyer of the Al on the production of soft alLIMinum-clad
bright Ni, and on the service characteristics of vacuun-L-tube
anodes are presented.
S. G.
1. Electi-oplating-Thickness 3. Aniodes-Charaeseristics
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137-58-4-8136
Translation from: Referativnvy zhurnal, Nletallu_rgiya,
AUTHORS: Petrov, D.A., Potemkin, A. Ya.
TITLE: An Investigation of the Silver- inanganese -a lurninum Phase Dik -
gram (Issledovaniye diagrammy sostoyaniya sisterny serebro-
ma rga nets -alyum i niy)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Gos. n. -i. i proyektn. in-ta po obrabotke tsvetn. met.
1957, Nr 16, pp 47-68
ABSTRACT: The alloys were prepared of 99. 98% pure Ag, electrolytic
MEI Mn and AVI Al (99. 9% Al) by smelting in corundum cruc-
ibles under a layer of BaC12. The Al and Mn were introduced
into the Ag as alloying elements of the Ag with 15 '/',, Al and with
20% Mn. Thermal analysis was on a recording Kurnakov pyro-
meter. Microstructure, hardness, and resistivity were studied
in the molten state and after quenching from 800, 700, 600, 400~
and 2000C, and also after annealing and thermal analysis. In the
presence of other phases, the W phase was revealed by the fol-
lowing reagents: 1) a dilute mixture of sulfuric and chromic acids..
and 2) a 1% solution of potassium permanganate, acidified by
Card 1/2 concentrated H2S04. The Mn-Al alloys were etched by diLute HF.

137-58-4-8136
An Investigation of the Silver-manuanese-alurninurn Phase Diar;r;;rn
Hardness was measured on an Arnsler press and a Vickers apparatus. Re-
sistivity was measured at 200 by means of a Thomson bridge. Cross sec-
tions were plotted for 95, 92, and 90% Ag, and isothermic Cross sections of
the Ag corner for 700.. 600, 400. 200, and 200. A phase diagram for the Ag
corner for up to 10% Al and up to 301/6 Mn was plotted. The liquidus plane
Consists of 3 fields of primary crystallization of the Q, /3 1 and Mn phases.
Three invariant equilibria exist. in the Ag corner. liquid Mn a-Z: Pat about
8000; (X+ Mn at about, 6400 and (U + Mn + at about 4510.
Typical limits of saturation of the ternary solid Ag-based C< solution were
determined, and the distribution of the phase regions is given. The tempera-
ture of formation of Ag3Al in the Al-Ag system was found to be equal to 4550.
Bibliography: 18 references.
A. F,
1. Ali.LrrLinum-manganese-sil~rei,, all.oys--Phase studies
Ca rd Z/2

137-58-4-8095
Translation from, Referaiivnyy zhurnal, Melallurgiya' 1958, Nr 4 p 247 (USSR.)
AUTHORS Petrov D. A - ~ Pxa+-miCrn-_.A. Ya
TITLE An [nvestig:~tion of the Physicochemical Nature of Silmanal and
thj~ Reasor), Co- "Is Ferromagnetic Properties (.Issledovaniye
fjz-.ko-khm):,:ht-koy prirody splava sil'manal i prichiny yego
ferromagrii,nykh bvoyilv)
PERIODICAL~ Tr. Gos, n. - i. proyektri. in -ta po obrabotke tsvetn, met..
1957. Nr 16 pp 69-81
ABSTRACT. A itudy o' the physicochernical nature of Silmanal IS) (86,9%
Ag, 8.8% M t-t -. nd 4. 3 7. A I') was made, and the reasons for its
ferromagnetj(. properties were determined. Specimens -,~;ere
magnetized to slaturation by an electromagnet yielding a field of
about 20. 000 oersteds in its 40-mm gap. The residual ir:dLt( uon
Br and coerc;ve force Hc were measured. It was established
that t,~io phases constitute structural constituents of S alloy in
the solid state: a ternary solid solution of Mn and Al in Ag ithe
O~ phase) and ~4 solid iolution of Al in Mn. Crystals of the second
phase ~vere vis'~ble in all the microphotographs against the back-
Ca rd 1/2 ground of the 0< phase. This contradicts Potter's data (Potter.

1.3 7 - 58 - .1 - 8 09 5
Ar, Investigation of the Physicochemical (cont.
H. , Phil. Mag. , 1931, Vot 12, p 255 'I on the homogeneous structure of S a I -
though the X-rays failed to reveal the second phase, as had also been Potter--
experience. A study of the stability of the c~ phase and of its mechanical and
electrical properties resulted in S being classified as an aging alloy, The ef-
fect of aging on the magnetic properties of S was studied by means of speci-
mens quenched in water from 8000 and aged at 2500 for from I to 146 hours.,
Maximums for hardness, Hc,. and Br are attained at different times durina
aging. It is assumed that the aging of S is accompanied by decomposition of
the C)( phase with precipitation of very fine crystals of a ferrornagnetic phase.
constituting a solid solution of Al in Mn. It is most probable that the second
phase is precipitated from the nonmagnetic base metal of S in the form of
single-domain ferromagnetic particles. The effect of various heat treatment
regimes upon the magnetic properties of 5 was studied. It was established
that the alloy is nonmagnetic in the quenched condition, but weakly maonetic
in the annealed. The maximum magnetic properties are attained as the result
of quenching from 8000 and subsequent aging at about 2500. Hc attains 6100
oersteds after 40 hours of tempering at 2500.
Bibliography; 9 references.
S.S.
1. Aluminum-manganese-silver alloys--Magnetic propercies
Ca rd Z/2 - -Analysi_s el Ferromagnetic niaterials--Magneti,~ propertLe-,
3 Ferroimgnet_-,, materials-rlhase studies 4. Ferroaia,-net,-i,~
analysis 5. Ferromagnetic
r
--Phys-ica-L 1-.roperties

AUTHORS: Smiryagin, A. P., Potemkin, A. Ya., 78-3-4-3/38
Martynyuk, R. P.
TITLE3 Investigation of the Phase Diagram Nickel-Molybdenum-Chromium
(Isaledovaniye diagrammy soatoyaniya nikel!-molibden-khrom)
PERIODICALs Zhurnal Heorganicheskoy Khimiij 1958, Vol. 3, Nr 4,
pp. 853-859 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The nickel corner in the phase diagram of the system Ni-Mo-Cr
(up to 40% molybdenum and up to 40% chromium) was investigated
using the thermal and microscopic analysis.
Eight polythermal sections of the nickel corner in the phase
diagram nickel-molvbdenum-chromium were constructed. The phase
composition and the hardness of the alloys were investigated
at temperatures of 12700, 12000, 9500, 8000 and 7000C. The
saturation limit of the ternary solid solution of the
basis of nickel was determined at temperatures of 7000, 8000,
9500 and 10000C.
It was shown that with a drop of temperature the solubility
of molybdenum and chromium in nickel decreases markedly. Also
the sectional diagrams with a constant content of
Card 1/2 4%, 8,5%, 3,5% and 20% of chromium were constructed.
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AqTHORS: Potemkin, A..Ya., Potapovy V. I.p SOV/20-127-6-31/51
Neiti6v' *1)..-A .
TITLE: A Contribution to the Study of Copper Ion Mobility in
Germanium
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 127, Nr 6, pp 1256-1258
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the beginning the insufficient and partly contradictory
data about the state of the Cu-atom in Ge are mentioned (Refs
1-4). Therefore the mobility (electrodiffusion) of the Cu-ion
in n-germanium at 500-6800 was investigated. The plane surface
of a sample, that was cut out of a Ge-monocrystal was electro-
lytically covered by a copper coat of 10 g thickness. In vacuum
(10-3 to 10-4 torr) the sample was inserted into a circuit
(ammeter type M-340, rheostat and rectifier type VSA-6M) of
0-5-1 v/cm and 4-10 a. After disconnection and cooling the
potential line at the intersection plane of the sample was
measured. As shown by figure 1 this line proceeds linear for
samples without copper, whereas for copper-coated samples the
Card 1/2 linearity is disturbed at the edges by the diffusion of Cu-ions.

A Contribution to the Study of Copper Ion Mobility in SOV/20-127-6-31/51
Germanium
The effect of the thermal and electric diffusion is unidirect-
ional at the negative charged copper plane, but is opposite
directed at the positive charged one. Hence a different depth
of penetration at the surfaces follows!, and the electrodiffus-
ion rate of the copper ions, which were negative charged in
the case under review, was determined according to this differ-
ence (Table 1). Figure 2 represents the dependence of the dif-
fusion on temperature. Measuring results, which disagree with
the data given by C. S. Fuller and J. D. Struthers (Ref 5), are
due to the different temperature ranges in which the measure-
ments were made. The scientists mentioned used temperatures
above 7000, where the Cu-ions are positively charged. The
authors thank L. S. Milevskiy for advice and V. S. Zemskov for
Ge-monocrystals made available to them. There are 1 figure,
2 tables, and 5 references, 2 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Inatitut metallurgii ij3LA. A. Baykova Akademii nauk SSSR (Insti-
tute of Metallurgy imeni A. A. Baykov of the Academy of Sciences,
USSR)
1959,
by I. P. Bardin, Academician
PRESENTED: April 20,
SUBMITTED: April 20, 1959
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;4. 17 BOo6 o63
AUTHORS: Potemkin, A. Ya., Potapov, V. I.
TITLE: The Problem of Investigation of Copper - Antimony
Interaction in Germanium '~21
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, 1960, Vol. 2, No. 8,
Pp. 1846 - 1848
TEXT: A preceding paper has shown (Ref. 1) that the two latter elements
of the system Ge - Cu - Sb enter into chemical reaction if their concen-
trations exceed the limit of solubility in solid germanium and the
atomic ratio is Cu:Sbl~'-2:1. Cu28b is formed, which crystallizes totra-
gonally and has six atoms per unit cell. At lower concentrations, the
state of impurities has not yet been examined (again with Cu and Bb
being present simultaneously). The present paper Is a contribution to
this problem. The authors studied the behavior of copper in pure and
Sb-doped single crystals of germanium. They determined the mobility of
the impurity ions at elevated temperatures by a method previously de-
scribed. The samples were prepared from two series of n-type Ge single
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83002
The Problem of Investigation of Copper - B/181,/60/002/008/021/045
Antimony Interaction in Germanium Boo6/Bo63
orystals:,l) pure germanium of a resistivity of 10 - 30 ohm.om at room
temperature (carrier concentration of up to 1014cm-3); 2) sb-doped
germanium (impurity concentration of up to 1017atoms/cm3). All samples
had a dislocation density of 10 2_ 103om- 2. They were out perpendicular
to the direction of growth of the single crystal (111) in order to
render the impurity distribution along the sample as uniform as possible.
The experiments were made on a special apparatus under jo-3 - jo-4 torr.
The samples were isothermally tempered by sending a current of 4-10 a
at 0.45 - 0.8 -F/om through them. The potential distribution along the
samples was measured, and the mobility was determined accordingly. The L>(
experiments showed that both in pure and Bb-doped Ge between 5400 and
6500C and/or 6000 and 6250C a pure drift (shift by Xe) of the copper
ions occurred toward the positive electrode in the electric field. The
ionic mobility p . X./ET9 where E denotes the field in the sample, and
T the time for which the sample is placed in the field. The diffusion
coefficient is determined from the relation D - pkT/q. Experimental
data are compiled in Tables I and 2. The experiments prove that a
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AUTHORS:
TITLE;
3 6 h 11'2'
3/137/62/000/003/108/191
A0601AI01
Potemkin, A. Ya., Kuznetsova, Ye. S.
Study of the phase constitution of alloys In the system Ge-Cu-Sb
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 3, 1962, 9, abstract 3157
("Tr. In-ta metallurgii AN SSSR", 1961, no. 8, 135-142)
TEXT: Ge (99.9%,). vacuum Cu (99.99%), and metallic 3b (99.9N) were
taken as the starting materials. The alloys were smelted in evacuated quartz
ampoules in the resistance furnace TF-3 (TG-3). The stirring of the melt was
carried out by shaking the ampoules. The alloys were annealed in evacuated
ampoules at 500 0C for 350 hours, and then some of thein were hardened in water,
and the other part was cooled down to 3000C, soaked for 200 hours, and thereupon
partly hardened in water and partly furnace-cooled. The investigation was
carried out by the method of microscopic analysis. The following sections were
studied: isoconcentrates at 80% Ge and 60% Ge, the radial section to 49% Sb,
51% Cu, and the section from 26% Ge, 73.5% Cu to 4% Sb, 51% Cu. It was found
that in the solid state at temperatures up to 500 0C the Ge is in equilibrium
with the -d-phase on the base of the chemical compound Cu2Sb. In the Cu vertex
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23 D 163. (14111P 17-,5.1'
1. KaGAr-t "Tjkhri;~-,houki e srt!~inLvii ~3u:lov len! Y,.il' Odev, ~-f,
vyoohego imhwinecril.,,go mo~ khtxhingo

DOBRCV--NSKIY, V.V.; POTEMIN, A.Ya.
Effect of heat trepitment nt 12000 C on chitngeq in the renintivity and,
lifetime of minority charge carriers In the volume of a single cryital
of silicon. Piz. met. i metallavod. 17 no.1!83-87 Ja 164.
(14IPA 17:2)
1. Closudarstvannyy nauchno-isnledovatellskiy proyoktnyy institut redko-
ine tall Iche-tkoy pi-orripshlannosti.

S/120/62/000/003/035/036
E19VE535
AUTHORS: Po t emic i 11 A.Ya. and Pashintsev, Yu.I.
TITLE: A universal device for'applying strain and heat
treat;-,ient to semiconductors
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenia, no-5, 1962, 196-197~
TEXT: Apparatus was reqf1ired in whicft the influence of
dislocatioa And hent treatmLeat on the properties of semiconductors
could be studied. An apparatus is described and diagrammatically
illustrated which can test a sample of 20 x 3 x 3 mm in bending
and torsion at temperatures up to 13000C. The maximum rate of
heating is 1000C/min with a 2 k-If heater, 'the te:uperature error is
+ 90C. The equipment is built of pure graphite (for the heaters)
and quartz with tantalum screens to efisure that the serlicondur-tor
is not contaminated. Evacuation is effected by a vacuum and a
backing pump. A prograia controller is used to set up and maintain
'the required thermal conditions, its schematic circuit diagram is
given. 'There are 3 figures.
ASSOCIATION; Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy i proyektnyy
instit-it red!corietallicheskoy promyshlennosti
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A universal device for applyinl,~, ... S/120/62/000/005/035/03G
E194/E535
(State Scientific Rebearch and Design Institute of
the Rare Metal Industry)
SU3MIT,rZD: December 22, 1961
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J3~OLE _~~Mik~h~yLoyj-ch; SHCRIN, V.I., inzh., retsenzent;
LMU,N
GABOVA. D.M. red.; TRISHINA, L.A., tekhn. red.
[Development and improvement of warp-knitting machines]
Razvitie i usovershenstvovanie osnovovyazallnykh mashin.
P.oskva, hostekhizdat, 1963. 98 p. (MIRA 16:6)
(Knitting machines)

.V,,, I-nzh.
FOTEKKIN, D.M., kand. teklm. n,lki KOVAjiSKH, A
.1 -31
or, ?r4. - I , - - I ---
[DevelopMent Of the design I I -- 19E5.
konstrul-tsii trikotazhn-ykh mashin, F-,0,3kvap ~1,, SSsR)
(M-IRA 18 -i 5
128 P.

/ -11 '.-) ) , -- fi i;~ I;,-- t" f i. j~_'; /! ,/
SIHO, Solomon Khononovich. kandidat toldmicheskikh nauk; TORMOZOVA,L.I.,
redaktor; POTDKIlf,D.M., kandidat tekb-ich skikh nauk, retsenzent;
redaktor
[High-speed warp knitting machines] Bystrokhodnye oanovoviazallnye
mashiny. Moskva, Goo.nauchno-tekha. izd-vo Ministerstva tekstill-
noi promyshl., 1955. 158 P. (MIRA 9:3)
(Warping machines)

YESIPIMO. Vladimir Neymovich, inzh.; POTMIKIN, Dmitriy Mikhaylovich. kand.
tekhn.nouk; ZAGARINSKAYA, T.A., retsenzent; LIPKOY. 1.A., nauchnyy
red.; MINA'-,rBVA. T.M., red., MKNIN, M.T., takhn.red.
[Cardigan atitch and reversible machines and the technology of
weaving outer garments) Fangovye I oborotnye meehiny i tekhnologita
verkhnego trikotazha. Moskva, Goe.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po
legkoi promyehl., 1958. 408 p. (MIRA 11:5)
(Knitting machines)

FIDT D.14.
Ustroistva., mntazli I rala:-Ika M-LI.-h-
sistemnof,m krui~locrmloclnnoi~o n-itorn;--ta (Construction,
asneribly, ancl adjustment of two-system ;mtomatic
circular-.,Aocklirlf~ iiizie'dilfc.,i). I~oskva, k',Izlvf?pl-om, P~53. 72 -,.
SO: I.,unthly List of !'Ussiali- i-ce-essions, Vol - 7, 'No. 5, "Jwlj~;t l'),,)i

POTEMM,r). M.
PMMKIN, D.M.; WALOV, I.I., reteenzent; GUTCHM, M.Ya., redaktor.
[Design, installation and setting up of double-system circular
hosiery machines.1 Ustroistvo, montash I makladka dvWrhoistemno-
go kruglochulochnogo avtomata. Moskva, Gos. vauchno-takha. izd-vo
Mixisterstva promyshlenx~i& tovarov shirokogo potrebleatia SM.
1953. 69 P. (MT.RA 7:8)
(Knitting machiass )

POTMIN, D.M., kandidat takhnicheakikh nauk.
Ways of improving a high-speed, warp-knitting machine. Leg.
prom. 14 no.11:15-21 N '54. (MLRA 7:12)
(Knitting machines)

T -
Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, "-~~mrc'rl 195X.,2Uncl.

M1KUYI'OV~-Wkhai1 Ivanovich PUMKIN yp,4oZ_yRp,"~evich,,BOGOLYUBOV, N.D.
red.; NATMOV, K.M.9 tela~nrej.
[First indenendent actions of the industrial proietprint in Great
Britain, France and GermanYl Pervye snmostointellnye vystuDleniia
promyahlennogo proletariats v Anglii. Frnntsii i Germpnii. koskva,
Vysshnia partiinsia shkola Dri TSK KPSS, 1958. 66 p, (MIRA 11:9)
(Great Britnin--Labor and laboring clnsses)
(France--Labor and laboring clnsses)
(Germnny--Labor and 1nboring c1nases)

;.,.MIKAYLOV, Mikhail Ivanovich; BOGOLY
POTIKKIN, Fedor Vapil,"yg~jo UBOV,
or.; Efft#Ct. K.M., tekhnicheskiy redaktor.
rWorkersla'and national liberation movements during the revolutions
of 1848-18493 Rabochee i natsionallno-oavoboditellnoe dvizhenie vo
vremia revolil.mtsii 1848-1849 Codov. Moskva, Vy-sshaia partiindieL
shkola pri TaX KPSS, 1957. 102 P. (la-RA 10-6)
(Europe-Labor and laboring classes)

PMDMIN, G,
Demographic consequences of wrs. Biul.SNO WU no.1:123-148
'59. (MIRA 13:6)
(W.ar--Casualtl*s (Statistica, etc.)
(Demography)

POTEMKIN, G.A.; BhZhENOV, V.A.
Scientific bases for climattic testing of articles and
witerials. StancUa-tizatsiia 29 no.7:23-25 Jl 165.
(MIRA 18:11)

POTEI/am, G.A.
Standardization and --e2iability. Standartizatsiia 29 nc.5:
13-16 11V 165. (". 1,9- 1 ;

poTaUCITI., G. A. ; HIKIS11OV, 1~' S. L.P.; YA-EG"'I
Engrrp.
-r -,aria-rlc presslu,ef;
,,tinf, cj, sar
The to 7 1
Vest 1,jasli D. 28, SeP 51

POTEIII;IN, G.A.
Standards for ne-4 equirment. Standartizatsiia 29, rio.9:
1-3 S 165. (MIRA 19 '. 12)
1. Direklu-or Vsesoy-uznogo nauchno-isslcdovatellskaro in-st-tuta
1~
standartizatsii.

POTEMIN G.F.
NAZAROVA, Z.N
Chemistry of 5-substituted furans. Part 21: SynthesiB of furan
sulfur compounds. Zhur.ob.khim. 34 no.1-157-161 Ja 164.
(MIRA 17:3)
1. Rostovskiy-na-Donu acsudarstvennyy universitet. Zhur.ob.khim. 34
no.1-157-161 ja 164.

NAZAROVA, Z.N.; POTEMEIN, G.F.
Synthesis of sulfides of the furan Beries. Zhur. org. k-h-'i
1 no.9:1709-1710 S 165. (MIRA 18-12
1. Suhnitted March 26.. 1965.

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No, 2, pp 21-23, 10,54
Isolated talatizamine, talatizine, and a third alkaloid (not named)
fron the roots and stem of the above plant. lists physical properties
and stoichiometric fomulas of the alkaloids. (RIZ111M.1im, '.~o 22, 1954)
Sin No. 631, 7 Oct 55

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trea ut with cold C.Ho. g,
sine. L in. 145--3' (from I&OH), is Culfi,%N; I[Br sail-
2H,01 m. 78-80' ~froiu EIOAc). HI mit-31[gO, in. 67.5-
*
8.5'. WD -12.8 (11.0) farthyd. sa.1t, decamp. 130
,
14 -Ac deriv., m. 97-8'. forms on
faln V (H%0)1; mono
standing with Ac.0; AcCI yields the di-Ac deriv., m. 1277-
9* fain -5.05* (Ifeblf); hydrolysis of this with ale.-I
NaOll gave the original alkaloid. IAcI m. 220-10.~
0 1 with KMnOrff.SO, gave AtH. Thus I can
11dation
be representrA by CjHu(-VEIXOHMOAfe)j. Takl'i
-5* (cf. Konovalova and r6hov C.A
shown by a . ti~n Ill
34 AW), has I double bond as
rn~:I'! ii over PA. G. N Kosola ff

7.'

POTERKIN, I., inzh.-konstruktor
New method of cantering ships on the jamb cradlets of platform
slipways. Rech.trans-o. 19 no.9:44-45 S 160. OURA 13-9)
1. Kiliyskiy sudoremontnyy zavod.
(Ships--Maintanance and repair)

KITZENKOV, A.F.; POTEMKIN, I.G.
Some results of aerological observations by means of radar
aboard the ship "IU,M.Shokallskii. Meteor. i gidrol. nc.7:
46-49 Jl 162. (ERA 15:6)
(Radar meteorology)

ACCESSION NR: AT4033564 S/2922/63/009/000/0145/0153
AUTHOR. Gorelik, A. G.; Kostarev, V. V.; Potemkin, 1. G.; Chernikov, A. A.
TITLE: Increasing the sensitivity of the receiver of an aerological radar set
SOURCE: Vscsoyuznoye nauchnoye 'meteorologicheskoys soveshchanlye. Ist, Leningrad,
1961. Pribory* I metody* nablyudeniy (instruments and methods of observation);
trudy* soveshchaniya,, v. 9, Leningrad, Gidrometeolzdat, 1963, 145-153
TOPIC TAGS: meteorology, aerology, meteorological instrument, meteorological
.radar, signal-to-noise ratio, radar sensitivity
ABSTRACT: The use of ordinary radar apparatus in aerology for observation of many
meteorological objects Is impossible because of inadequate sensitivity. The sig-
nal reflected from the object often is so weak that It Is lost in the instrument
noise. The authors therefore have devised a signal accumulator which improves the
signal-to-noise ratio at the output of the receiver of an ordinary centimeter-
range radar set. The signal accumulator makes It popsible to 'detect a weak radar
echo, determine the coordinates of Its source and obtain data on the strength of
the reflected signal. A simplified block diagram of the detection of a weak sig-
nal by use of thiSrdevice Is shown In Fig. I of the Enclosure. The amplitude char-
acteristics and gain of the signal accumulator are d?scribed. A very detailed
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circuit diagram accompanies a text which fully describes the components and opera-
tion of the device. Orig. art. has: 18 formulas and 4 figures.
ASSOCIATION: TsentralInaya aerologicheskaya obs6rvatoriya (Central Aerological
Observatory)
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Pk-4/PI-4 Glit-eJR
ACCESSION NR: AT5008982 UR/2789/64/000/057/0067/0071
AUTHOR! Totemk I G.
radar observations
TITLE: Adaptor for. the automation of
SOURCE: Tsentral'naya aerologicheskaya.observatoriya.' Trudy, no. 57, 19646
Radiolokatsionrlyyd metody aerologichoskikh nablyudeniy.(Radar methods of
aerological obs'drvation), 67-71
TOPIC TAGS;! weather control,~hail prevention, cumulonimbus radar scanning, radari
,observation,automation, atmospheric sounding, meteoraloaical radar, radar in- I
strumentation,. cloud seeding
ABSTRACT: The author notes that radar is presently being used to observe the
evolution-of cumulo-nimbus clouds during their natural development and to check
the results of active attempts at cloud seeding for the purpose of averting hail.;
The documentary and objectiva nature of radar-derived information constitutes an
Unquestionable advantage of this method; however, if errors are co itted in es-.,
tablishing the-proper regime or in logging the observations during the operatiort-~
al phase of the radar facilities, these advantages can be 'all but cancelled out.
Hence ch-i need for the development of devices which will automate both the ob-
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servation process and the recording of the results., In 1962, in the radar labor4
atory of the-Tstintrallnaya'derologicheskaya observatoriya (Central Aerological
-Observatory), an adaptor was developed which permits the execution of vertical
cuts~ this constituted the basic,method in observations conducted during fc-.si-
bility studies.of hail prevention in the region~of the Samsar Valley. Thc-
~Pechanism was tested at the end of the 1962 se,'ison. The present article con-
tains a brief description of this adaptor, which can be employed in radar opera-;
tions carried out with equipment similar to the ARS-3 unit (the ARS-3 is des-
cribed as a meteorological rodar set). Designed for J&int operation with this,
or an analogous, radar unit, the device provides automatic station operation
with simultaneous recording of observational results in the case of vertical
sections'. and semi-automatic operation for horizontat sections. The adaptoi,
consists of a prog ing unit, control panel,and photo-recorder, designed in
the form of individual components, and also of driving (actuating) electrical
motors and data-units for fixed antenna positions. The author describes the
principle of operation of the ensemble a-ad presents a basic diagram schema t ical-1.
ly,illustratingthe control arrangement for both the antenna and the camera
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shutter together with the mare relevant technical specifications of this cir-
-.-Cuitry.1 Two figures-are given in the text showing examples of horizontal and
vertical scans of cumulo-nimbus clouds on different dates and with different
angles of elevation and shutter atteauation values. The camera usedwas-aKS-50
motion-picture camera modified for frame-by-frame photography. Orig. art. has:
2 figures.
ASSOCTATION: Toentral.1naya aeralogicheskaya observdtoriya (IZAntral-Aorolo 4cal-_1
Observa
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POTEMN, I.S.; KHALILI, R.O.
Readout amplifier and shaping device for the somicurrent of
a ferrite storage system. Trudy NEI no.41:121-134 162.
(MIRA 16:7)
(Electronic computers)

j__VLADIMIROV, Yu.V., red.izd-va;
POTEMKIN, Konstantin DmL~~j~~ko~
DOBUZIIINJIKAYA, L.V.9 takhn. red.
(Heat treatment and drawing of high-strength wire]Termiche-
skaia obrabotka i volochenie vysokoprochnoi provoloki. Moskva,
Metallurgizdat, 1963. 119 p. (MIRA 16:4)
(Wire drawing) (Annealing of metals)

.j
POTEMKIN, K. D., Cand Tech Sci __ (diss) "Structure and Properties of
high-strength wire,and production aiethods-11 Moscow, 19 pp; (Main
Admiristration of Scientific Research and besign Crganizations under
Gosplan USSR, Central Scientific Research Inst of Ferrous Mietallurgy
im I. P. Bardin); 110 copies; price not given; (KL, 18-6G, 152)

POT7--'FIN, K.D.
The effect of different factors on the patenting speed.
SPrCIAL STEMS &ND ALLOYS (SPT--'rSIALINYYE STALI I SPLAVY), Collection of
Studies# TsUUG 2.7# 240 pages, publIshee by the State Scientific and Technical
Publishing House for Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Yetallurgy, 74oscow, 'WR, 1962.

POTEMN. K.D.
Effect of various factors -on the speed of patenting.
TSNIIGHM no.27:211-239
(Wire industry)
162.
(Annealing of metals)
Sbor.trud.
(HBA 15:8)

SOV/13~7
AUTHOR: Potemkin) E-D.
TITLE; S~tren~Sthe-n~in~, oDWire Yade frof,-~ Patented' C,: I '-' 5
Steel (Uprochneniye uf-lerodisto~r :~rovoloki )atentirov-
an.noy zaEotovki)
PE'RIODICAL: Stal' 1 10,53, ~Tr 7, pp '54 C59 (US6R)
AP-SIRACT:As existin- folmulae for Calculatin- t1---C
Yield strength o.n. dra--;A.~)r; f-1ve uasuklisfacuory rc-.lts, a--,
c5 L'
inves-tigation cj" tl,e L;i:obleL. crr:r-icd ji-it. T.1--ree
of steols wcrr~ u2cu-' for the chc~icnl
mean yield strenLth and tic Je,.ree of IL-1-eir red~-zcticr.
Table 2; the ifif lucnce- :)f vcrious f-,c-t-'-,rs ~Dn the
in the yi-eld strenc-'t-L- olf drak~n ,,,,ire - Talcles 7, 4 aiid 5. 1 t.
was found ti' at. r--te of i.. '11he -;ield st-~e-a---t-h
of dravm -.:71re i-crec-les
steel, diameter ol~' 'U'Le billeb, -,:-1-artial azid total zedut-is--'..
An 0.1% increase in- the c~--rbon content 2-ncroases t-Ile -.--ield
strength of dEavvn as an incrca-ze -11,1 th-- of
p ca t e nt e dbillet by 4 :)r an of par's,- i al red,--Ic
b,y 105~. On the basis 3f the-~-c findi,,.Ls and exi?eri--ental
results) ,a numb r-a: .3 'L formalae vic rp- der ived f ) r t*"-e dr-, t -- r-
m, i ra ~- t i o nof the chanr~e in the yield, stl-co-,,th. Of these,
C,-. r d l/ 2 C.;1

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Stxenb.thenine of YE~de_ 1PI-3-letus -.'J.
Formiula (L,,) f-iv,-,s res;tlt3 1,1,j.clj a-rce, !.iuvr: ciotely to U_0
actual data a ranr"(" of v"riatiort of
I
influencim- t"'0 Yield i~treptctI,, of _'Irc is
U
d(:vc-looin:7- 'U-he techn.oloLy of tic ;rodl.ictioz
for usc
,.-rire. TLe usual vice-- :)i-.. tl:c rclatio-ashiji bet!.~!eeo ,-!ork-
.,rt4 "; 0
hardeninr~ and decrc;.i.:ie in pl,,istic prof; .1.0 nt-1 is n)t
valid to lastic defor,,,!r: t _io-p of s tce 1 711 th ic
structure There ai,c ? -tables, 5 fiL:~ires aitd
5 Of wh'ich are Soviet and 1 French.
ASSOCIATION: TsBIIChM
Card 2/2 1. Steel wire--Production 2. Steel wire--Processia.:f 3. Steel
wire--Test results

GREBNEV, S.K.; POTEMKIN, K.N.
Reduction of ferric oxide with car-non Zhur. prikl.
khim. 36 no.12:2579-2583 D163. (MIRA 17-2)

FOTMFfi,-X.X.; GREBNEV, S.K. Prinimali ucliastiyeg KMANOV, A.K.)
BACIMM? R.V.-, ILICHEIIKO, P.L.) FOLFSHNO, Ye.S.; USTRIA, A.I.
Quantitative detemination of wagnetite by a gravimetric
magnetic method. Zhur. prikl. Mim. 36 no.5; 981-988 My 163.
(MIRA 160)
(Magnetite) (Magetochemistry)

_j K.N. t). -!~ I-, - " ,
-.LqZFqR, - - A A, I
~g 'r . .
I , I
Fomation of dur-!ng rad,~ :tl",-n ' - "
hematite awl magriet.-Ilte. 7zrv. AN F7,'R 1 gcr. -, , -, . '-, 4'
17-21 MY---!a 1~4- (M!"11

POTEMKINY K.N.
Magnell-ochemical phase analysis of Iran oxides obtainedi by the
reduction of a "Fe 0, with methame 'and. carbon. Zhur. prikl.
kh1m. 36 no.8.-1697'-1402 Ag 163. (KM 16-M)

POTEMKIN, K.N. (Kerch,F); GREBNEV, S.K. (Kerchl)
Magnetic properties of' the system iron oxide - ferric oxide.
Izv. AN SSSR. Otd. tekh. nauk Met. i topl. no.2:Z7-31 Mx-Ap
'62. (14IRA 15:4)
(Iron oxides-Magnetic properties)

Inve4tization of "fire clays And soits by the method of
V
dilution. - V- N, Potemkin and P. T. Danil'chenko.A c-::
Fr*,dy s.s.s.R. 4, No. 1, 45-M
chlorMe and water iontent of moist saline
cl2ys and soils c-tr bt deld. indirectly by diln, with 1W 2
or raore th-nes, centrifuRing, aLd dug. the chloride rontent
of the rtsultint wins. The rnethod gives low femilts for Ca
'owin to atiporptlan on the clay. The chloride content
founi for e sAmples of Crimeart soldacbak or wtanetz soils
a&rted with thu dctri.,by leaching Vie Wl until no chloride
wgs 1pund In the laachme. Ronnld G, Menzel
of

P.OTafKIV, K.V.; SPITSYN, A.; SHUGAYEV, I.A.; YOLIKIN, S.I.;
SAKSAGANSKAYA, I.P.; ANDROIEV, F.I.; POLYAKOV, R.M.,
red.; VERIGO, K.M., red.
[Production of zirconium and hafnium in capitnlist countries]
Proizvodstvo tsirkoniia i gafniia v kapitalisticheskikh stra-
nakh. Moskva, Pts.1-3. 1962. 157 p. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Moscow. TSentrallnyy institut informatsii tsvetnoy metal-
lurgii.

POTEMKINI K.V.; SPITSYN, A.N.; VLASOV, K.A., glav. red.; SERDYUCBENKO,
-D-.-P-., doktor geol.--miner. nauk, otv. red.; RADZINSKAYA, M.V.,
red.izd-va; YEEPIFANOVA, L.V., tekhn. red.
(Rare elements in the placer deposits of foreign countries]
Redkie elementy v rossypiakh zarubezhnykh stran. Moskvs,
Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR, 1963. 99 P. (MIRA 16:4)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii nauk SSSR (for Vlasov).
(Metals, Rare and minor) (Placer deposits)