SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BRUSHTEYN, N. Z. - BRUSILOVSKIY, I. V.

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RSZNIKOV, A.D.; BRUSHTEYN, N.7,-!., kand.tekhn.nau~; MIRINGCF, N.S.,
ka-nd.tekhn--n-aU-E-;'-MYR, G.F.
Experience in conducting the combined connection linking
at the "Podzemgazl Plant in Shatsk. Hauch. truay VNII
Podzpmgaza no.6:86-95. 162. (MRA 15:31)
1. Laboratoriya elektrotermichoskaya i laborat6riya
gazifikats.ii burykh ugley Vsesoyuznogo.nailf--bno-iBsledovatellskogo
instituta podzemnoygazifikatsii ugley.
(Lvov4olyal Basin-Coal gasification, underground)

NUSINOVY G.O.,I doktor tekhn. nauk; MIMGOF, N.S., kand. tVkhn. nauk;
-BRUSM~I,_.I.Z. -- kand. tekhn. nauk; KRAMALYUK., e.F.
Hydraulic fracturing of a coal seam under an increased rate
of water injection and an increased distance between boreholes
on an experimental gais generator at Shatskoye station. Nauch.
trudy VNIIFodzemgaza no.8z59-69 162. (MIRA 16%6)
1. LaborqtPrIya gazifikataii burykh ugley Voesoyuznogo nauchno-
issledovatellskogo instituta podzemnoy gazifikatsli ugley.
(Moscow Basin-Coal gasification,, Underground)

,'~RUSIC, Katica-ZIata
Free geographical activity in high Behools. Geogr hor 8 no.4:48-49
162.

SKOPENKO, V.V.;_~~I~ILOVTTS, A.I.
Study of selenocyanate complexes of nickel in dimethylformamide.
Ukr. khim. zhur. 30 no.la2,/-28 164. .I
., (MIRA 17:6)
1. Kiyevskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni Shevchenko.

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BRUSI I.
Distribution of narcotics between erythrocytes and plasma.
Farm.i toks. 10 no.6:48-51 N-D 147. (MLRA 7:2)
1. Iz kafedry farmakologii (nachallnik - professor N.V.Lazarev)
Voye~nno-morskoy meditsinskoy akademii.
(Narcotics) (Blood--Analysis and chemistry)

LAZAREV, N.V.,professor, zaaluzhennvy deyatell nauki RSISR; JulSTOVICH, G.I.;
KHILOV, K.L., professor, ZaSlU2henny deyat6l' nauki ; ULIYANOVA, L.S.;
GMHAHOVIGH, M.L.; VYSHNGORODTSEVA, V.D., professor; BRIJSIWVSK&YA.
A.I.,-dotsent.
Conference on pentoxyl therapy in agranulocy-tosis. Fami, toks 16 no.l:
62-63 Ja-I? 153. (MI-RA 6:6)
1. Voyenno-morskaya meditsinskaya akademkva (for Lazarev and Gershanovich).
2. Tokeikologiches)mya labloratoriya, Instituta gigiyeny truda i profes-
iowalnykh zabolevaniy, Leningrad (for Felistovich). 3. Leningradskiy
anitarno-gigiyenicheakiy institut (for Khilov). 4. Klinika Instituta gi-
:
giyeny truds, i professionallnykh zabolevaniy, Leningrad (for Ullyanova).
(AgranulocytosiB) (Pentoxyl)

ABRAMOVA, Zh.I.; BRUSILMMAYA, A.I.; GADASKIR, I.D.; GOLUBEV., A.A.;
GRIGORIYEV, Z.E,; DANISHEVSKIY, S.1;.; KOVIIATSKIY, M.A.; KOYRANSKlT, B.B.;
iJAZ.AREV, N.V.; LEVINA, E.N.; LYUBLINA, Ye.I.; LYKHINA, Ye.T.; OSIPOV,
B.S.; RYLOVA, M.L.; RUSIN, V.Ya.,- SLONIM, A.D.; FRIDLYAND, I.G.
Illia Stepanovich Aleks~ndrov. Farm.i toks. 24 no.1:127 Ja-F 161.
(143RA 14: 5)
(ALEKSANDROV, ILlIA.STEPANUVICH, 1902-1960)

GOROMIKOI G.G.; BRUSILOVSKIY, B.M. (Kiyev, Mikhaylovskiy per., d.24, kv.2)
11yoplasty of pilmonary caveimo and its results, Orud, khirs
5 no.2:84-91 Mr-AP163 (MM 17:2)
1. Iz 1-y khirurgicheskoy kliniki (rukovoditell - dotsent G.G.
Gorovenko) Ukrainskogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta
tuberkulleza':4mmi F.G. Yanovskogo (direktor - dotsent A.S.
Mamolat).

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USM/Humn and Animal 1byaiology (Normal and Patholoei(n 1). T-5
Blood Circulation* General Problems.
Abs Jour Rof Zhur Biolat No 11: 1958, 50776
Author Brusilovskaya, D.A.
Inst
Title The Role of Kidneys in Compensatory Reactions of the
Organism in Blood Losses.
Orig Pub Arkhiv patologii, 1956, 18, no 6, 76-81.
Abstract Blood losses in clogs and cats caused the apparance of
hypertensive substances in their blood, 'which in turn pro-
duced an increase in blood pressure in recipient animals,
With the method which examined the reaction of an isolated
intestine, the presence of renin was established in the
animals after they had suffered blood losses. If their
kidneys are removed, the animals tolerate blood losses
badly. They display a poor blood compensating ability as
compared to control animals. In the blood of animals
Card 1/2
46 -

U.S*S*Ro / General Problems of Pathology. Allergy. T-3
Ab~%Jour t Ref. Zh.-Biol, No 2,,1958, No 7587
.Wthor t Brusilovskaya, D. A.
Inst I
Title t The Vasbula:~ Pressor. Reactions in Sensitized Fabbits during
the Introduction of.Substanoes which Alter the Functional
State of.their Central Nervous Systems.
Grig Pub I pa-bol. Pisiologiya i. Experim. Terapiya, 1957p 1. No'12, 57-60
Abstract i Rabbits with positive and negative vascular conditioned re-
flexes already present were sensitized with a 20% solution of
egg albumin. The functional state of the CNS was altered by
the administration of oaffein or bromide. u MheiviciXfftn (0.02
kq t900.05'W) was used during or prior to sensitization, there
was a diminution in the alteration of those vascular reflexes
C
Card a 1/2

BRUSILOVSKAYA, D-A-
Changes in the conditioned and unconditioned pressor reflexes
in the process of sensitization. Trudy Vses. ob-va fiziol.9
biokhim. i farm. 4:21-25 158. (KIM 14:2)
1. Kafedra normallnoy fiziologii ChelyabinBkogo meditBirLskogo
instituta (zav. kafedroy prof. V.M. Vasilevokiy (deceased]).
(REFLEXF-S) (ARIGENS AND ANTIBODIES) -

BRUSILOVSDUI I.; YERZIJNGV, Z.
"Luoh" movie Irojector with synthronizer. Sov. foto 23 no.6:
34P-36 Je 163e (MIRA 16:7)
(No subject headings)

BRUSILOVSKIY, Isaak Abramovich; M1LOSLAVSX1Y, Vilen Naumovich;
BAYEFV, Yevg. , red.
[Saki; an historical reg;inal study] saki; istoriko-
kraevedcheskii ocherk. Simferopol', Krymizdai, 19(.J,.
79 P. (MIRA 17:6j

L 32901-66
ACC NR, AP6023832 (N) SNURCE
t
Fa kullina, Z. I.;
AUTHOR: Tsel-ibeyev. B. A.# Yashish, I. L.; .~~!~ao
Oku.nov, V. N. 1~ ~_
ORG: Central Scientific Institute of Forensic Psychiatry in.. Serbskiy /headed by P~1'
Docent G. ~~.~I~,.,~_kTsentrallrwy nauchno-issledovatellsk-iy institut sudebnoy
psikhiatrii); C cal Order of Lenin Hospital im. S. P. Botkin /headed by Docent
Yu, G. Antonov/. Moscow (Klinichoskaya ordona Lonina bollnitsa)
TITLEt Psychic disturbances in burns
SOURCE: Sovetskaya mDditsina, no- 3, 1966, 79-83
TOPIC TAGS: injury, psychoneurotic disorder, psychiatry
ABSTRACT: - The authors observed four cases of psychoses associated with burns.
'In three patients, soon after the burns, brief amontal-doprossive states
developed, and in one __ a severe psychic state was observed followed by a
,,deprossive-paranoid syndrome. It was found that in all three patients of the
:first group, 3 days after receiving the bums, when shock symptoms had passdd,
but intoxioation, development of suppurative pus, and insomnia duo to pain
-continued, states of psychomotor excitation developed with disorientat-ion in
:space and time, and with large numbors of visual and auditory hallucinations
and.poriodic confusion of mental processes. Psychic disturbancos were noted
616.

32-901-66
ACC NRj AP602.'
'for sovoral days and were accompanied by total a=osia characteristic's of
Mental and sovore delirium states. It is charactoristic that the psychoses
,developed not during the shcok period, but in the initial period of shock-
Infection; as is known, traumatic and postoperative Posos also emerm,
a1'Puallypeveral days after the injury or operation.
suB..coDE: o6 SUB14 DATE: none OIIG REF: 006 009 REM 002
Card

STEPANOV, Boris Ivanovich;.BREJSILOVSKAYA, H.S.0 otv.red.; TISHINA,
Z.V., tekhn.red. -,- - -- ~- - -
[Chemistry in the first stap] X'himiia - na pervom rubezhe.
Monkva, Gos.izd-vo detskoi lit-ry.K-va proav.RSFSR, 1959.
30 p. (MIILA 12:8)
(C.homistry--Juvenile literature)

DOMBR07SKIY, Kirill Ivanovich; BRUSILOVSKAYA M.S otv.red.;FMS17A,
T.V., tekhn.red.; OVA, R.M., tekhn.red.
[About the moon and about rockets] Pro Lunu i pro raketu.
Moskva, Gos.izd-vo detskoi lit-ry Wva prosv.RSFSR, 1961.
94 p. (MIRA 15:2)
(Astronautics-Juvenile literature)

BRUSILARSKAYA., W.
---R-ole 'ofcredit in Us wor)dng capital of industries. Den, i kred.
20 no.6:27-32 Ag t62. (MIRA 15:9)
(14oscow-F,lectric w0inery industries-Finance)
(Moscow-44achin"twool Udustry-Finance)

BRUSILOV3KAY,-k, R. D.
BRUSILOVSKAYA, R. D. -- "Reaction of Microphages and Ifficrophagic System in
Experimental Influenza Infection.11 *(Dissertations
For Degrees In Science and Engineering Defended At
USSR Higher Educational Institutions)(30) Min Public
Health USSTI, Central Inst for the Advanced Training of
Physicians, Moscow, 1955
SO: KNIZHNAYA LETOPIS' No 30, 23 July 1955
* For the Degree of Candidate of Medical Sciences.

BRUSILOVSXATA, V.A.; MMYANNA, N*A.
Blectromagnetic counter of the number of warp yarn breakages.
.Obm.tehh.opyt. [NW] no-15:29-31 '56. (MTRA ll.-JI)
- (Looms) (Counting devices)

EMRYAKOVA. N.A.:.X~WWAWNU
Mwj.A.,-~ BULLYMA, A.M.: DMSOVA. V.A.;
KAMR07A. A. V.
Strengthen the role of the plant laboratory, Taket, prom. 17 no-);
53 Mr '57. (MM 10:4)
(Textile research)

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1. ~ 1/1 ~., 4~
,~~ J-,-; ~A - ) !I(') t~, r "'.7 ..,
KUDRYAKOVA, N.A. -, Blkp~IIOVISUYA. V.A.-, BUIAYEVA. A.M.
Reorganizing laboratory work. Tekst. prom. 17 no.8.-44-45 Ag 157.
(Textile industry--(~mlity control) (MLE& 10:9)

3RUSIIOVSKAYA, V.A.; MMRYAKOVA, N.A.
Reed clenring device. Tekst.prom. 18 no.4:61 Ap 158. (MIRA 11:4)
(Silk manufneture) (Looms--Mnintennnee and repair)

KUMYAKOVA, N.A.; BRUSHAWSKAYA, V.A., inzh.
Bffectiveness of the now control method. Tekst. prom. 19 no.6:69-70
Je ~59- (MIRA 12:9)
I#Zav. laboratoriyev Naro-Pominskoy fabriki (for Kudryakova).
(Textile factories--Qwlity control)

li ~A4

j'ACC_ NR-.---*'AP6G21452------Cff)~-90WCCeOlil~-~W/OV13-16G70FOO-[O-ffl(SO75/()"675
INVENTOR: Ustinov, V. V.; Grigorlyeva, N. M.; Grishin, A. A.; Belov, L. V.; Bru-
1
Sinalayev, 0. P.
silovskiy,
ORG: None
TITLE: A method for measuring the thickness and rate of application of films. Class
42, No. 182339
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promysblennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 11, 1966, 75
TOPIC TAGS: surface film, resonator, quality control, industrial automation
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces a method for using two piezoelectric
resonators to measure the thickness and rate of deposition of a film on a base. The
procedure is designed for a wide range of thicknesses and for obtaining information
in a discrete form which is convenient for automation of the process. The monitored
portion of the flow of material being applied to produce the film is switched from
one'resonator to the other and back again after the required thickness has been
reached in the given section. Film thickness is determined from the number of re-
versals while the rate of applJcation in determined from the reversal frequency.
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ACC NRt "6mnu
CODE: bR/0424/66/000/001/0067/0073
EWA(1) XJP(C)
AUTHOR: Brusilovski%, A. D. (Moscow),; Mel'nikovaj L. M. (Moscow); Shveyko, Yu. Yu.
(Moscow)'---
44;r
ORG: none
TITLE: Vibration and stability,of*a cylindrical shell in a gas flow
SOURCE; Inzhenernyy zhurnal.,Mekhanika tverdogo tela, no. 1., 1966, 67-73
TOPIC TAGS: cylindrical shell, shell flutter, flutter speed, shell vibration
ABSTRACT: The flutter Df an elastic closed circular cylindrical shell of finite
-Jength in a -supersdiliMial flow of_a compressible Bas of a certain undisturbed
~velocity is investigated. An exact solution of the system of equations in displace-
ments which describesIthe disturbed 'motion of the shell, with all inertia forces
taken into account, Is used in'determining the flutter velocity of the gas flow,and
associated vibration parameters., The expressions for aerodynamic component loads
-acting on the shell are written by using the linear piston theory, and disregarding
the effects of the aerodynamic and structural damping, as well as the initial stressess-
in the middle surface of the shell. The-critical Mach numbers at which the flutter
occurs are determined., by analyzing the behavior of natural f requenices of the shell -
in relation to the flow velocity.; the corresponding frequencies of the shell are
determined by a numerical method in'which a parameter is used which accounts for the
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rigidity of the.shell-and for aerodynamic quantittes., The results of numerical cal-
culation of the minimum fl:utter.velocities for a cylindrical shell with simply
:supported and claniped faces are given and the effects-of support conditions.on the
shell fre~quencies, vibration modes, and flutter speeda-are discussed and illustrated
by diagrams. Orig. art. has: S.-figures, 1 table, and 20 formulas. IVKI
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Card 2

SFMR NTSIS, A.A., kand.tekhn.zauk; BRUSILOTSKIY, A.L. kand.takhn.not" ;
CHEFRALNOTA, O.S., insh.; red.izd-va; TKMKIKA, To-L.,
takhn.reds
(Designs of multistoried apartment houses] XonstruktiTnye akhemy
mnogoetazhnykh zhilykh domov. Moskva. Gos.izd-va lit-ry po stroit.,
arkhit. i stroit.materialam, 1959. 117 P. (KIRA 13:7)
(Apartment houses)

SHAPOVALOV, M.Yu;p kand.med.nauk; BRUSILOVSKIY, A.I. (Brusylovslkyi, A.I.]
Histochemical study of phosphatase and polysaccharides in the human
chorion. Ped., akush. i gin. 23 no.3:54-56 161. (MIRA 15:4)
1. Kafedra gistologii i embriologii (zav. - prof. B.P.Khvatcv)
Krymskogo meditsinskogo instituta (direktor - dotsent S.I.Georgiyevskiy
[Heorhiievsvkyi, S.I.]). A
(CHORION) (POLYSACCIIARIDES) (PROSPHATASE)

BRUSILOVSKIY., A.I., kand.tekhn.nauk
Dynamic loads on a floor from looms. Trudy TSNIISK no.1:96-103
161. (MIRA 15:4)
- (Looms-Vibration)

BRUSILOVSKIYJ, A.I.
Stress determination in joints of large-panel apartment
houses under earthquake activity. Trudy TSNIISK no.6:365-189
,61. (141RA 15:1)
(Earthquakes and building)

BRUSILOVSKIY, A.I-Icand.tekhn.naulc
Calculations for glued three-layer structural slabs.
Trudy TsNiisK no.11:225-263 62. (MM 150)
(Laminated materials) .(D~ilding materials)

GURENKOV A.B., doktor tekhn. nauk; FANFEROV, K.V., kand. tekhn. nauk;
ZUBAREV, G.N., kand. tekhn. nau;,ZNajWPKIY, A.I. kand.
tekhn. nauk; CHAPSKIY, K.A., inzh.; KLIMOVA, G.D., red. izd-va;
MIKHEYEVA, A.A., tekhn. red.
[Instructions for the design and calculation of structural
elements made with plastics] Ukazaniia po proektirovanilu i
raschetu. stroiteltnykh konstruktsii s primeneniem plastmass.
Moskwa, Gosstroiizdat, 1963. 88 p. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Moscow. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
stroitellnykh konstruktsiy.
(Plastics) (Building materials)

BRUSILOVSKIY, A.I.
Current data Ion the histocbemistr7 of the human chorion; re-
view of literature. Akuah. i gin. no.2tll-15163.(MIRA 16.,10)
1. Iz kafedry gistologii i i~ibrio_1G-g-R_(i_ai." '--'prof. B.P.
Khvatov) Krymsko o meditsinskogo instituta.
(CHORIC141 (PHYSIOLOGICAL CHDIISTRY)

BRUSILOVS M , A.I.
Dynamics of the change in nuclear sizes in the process of de-
velopment of the buman chorion and placenta. Bal. eksp. biol.
i med. 56 no.7!29-.34 JV63 NIM 17 -.3)
1. Iz kafedry gistologii IL embriologii ( zav, - profo B.Pq
Khvatov-) Krymskago meditsinskogo instit-uta. Predstavlena
deystviteltnym chlenom AMUI SSSR V.V. Parinym.

BRUSILOVSKIY. A.I.
Comprehensive study of polysrcchgrides in human chorionic tissue
d- - -42
M n.ing es:~jy stagps of prGgnnnL-y. Akush. J gin. 40 no.3.38 (NMA l8s6)
.v,-.Je 164.-
i. Kafedra gistologii i pombrlolcgli (zav. - prof. B.P.Khvetov)
ymskogo mRditsinskogo institutap Simferopoll.
Kr V

~1~
ZIAROM
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Local formation of vessels in the human chorion in early stages
of normal pregnancy. Biul eksp. biol. i med. 60 no. 10:99-104
0 165. (Mipit l9a)
lo Irafedra, gistolgii i embriologii ( zav. - prof. B.P. Khvatov)
Krymskogo meditsinskogo instituta. Submitted April 3, 1964.

BRUSTLOVSKIY, A. M.
"Investigation in the Field of Physico-chemical Processes for Obtaining
Color Photographic Images," Trans Lenin.-rad Inst Mot Piet Eng, No 2, 125-136,
!949.
There doesn't seem to be anything particularly new in his preparat ions,
although we haven't made a detailed study. *We are not fa-milar witli the author.

22(l) SOV/3-59-3-10/48
AUTHOR: Brusilovskiv, A.E.. Engineer
TITLE: Our Readers Suggest (Nashi chitateli predlagayut)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik vysshey shkoly, 1959, Nr 3, p 25 (USSR)
ABSTRACT- The author complains about the poor exploitation of
some printing offices of higher educational insti-
tutlons, those of the Ministry of Higher Education
and of individual small typesetting workshops. On
the other hand, some vuzes need to have their edi-
tions increased, and in some cases it takes much too
long before periodicals leave the printers' office.
The author suggests that theadministration of the
printing offices be reorganized, and that especially
the administration of the Moscow and Leningrad of-
fices be united into one center.
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AUTHOR: Brusilovskiy, B.A. 32-1-21/55
TITLE: The Application of Large Focusing Distances in the Radiographic
Method of Determining Residual Stresses (Primeneniye bol'shikh
fokusiruyushchikh rasstoyaniy v rentgenograficheskom metode
opredeleniya ostatochnykh napryazheniy).
PERIODICAL: Zavoaskaya Laboratoriya, 1958, Vol. 24, Nr i , pp. j+8-53 (USSR)
ABSTR&CT- In the determination of residual stresses by the radiographic
method [Ref. 1,2] focusing distances of up to 100 mm are used.
A.Z. Zlmmdskiy LRef. 3,41 reoomenas using greater distances,
which, however, requires the use of additional devices, as, Yvith
an increased focal distance, lines are broadened, which renders
judging the effect more difficult. For this purpose it is recom-
mended in this work to realize the main principle of focusing -
that the slot, the film, and the sample are on a circle - in such
a manner that the X-ray camera is adjusted with its longitudinal
axis at an angle of 21 - 90 with respect to the primary beam
(Bragg angle). Focusing in this case can be carried out more ad-
vantageously because the rays reflected by the crystallographic
Cara 1/2 surface incide vertically upon the film, so that the slit-type

The Application of Large Focusing Distances in the Radio- 32-1-21/55
graphic Method of Determining Residual Stresses
camera can be adjusted to any desired distance. The paper deals
with two kinds of taking pictures, with and without slit. In both
cases different arrangements of the camera are provided (a and b
according to the drawing supplied). The main difference in these
arrangements consists in the fact that, when taking pictures with-
out the slot a much larger ray-limiting tube and only one wing of
the dark slide is used. If a slot is used, the tube is smaller,
but the dark slide in this case has two symmetrically arranged
wings (above and below). The pictures were taken in series of six
radially in a circle. Recording to the degree of blackening of the
radiograms were carried out by means of the microphotometer
According to the deviations of the lines recorded, the average
values of the summated stress components in the upper layer of the
disk are determined. There are 6 figures, I table, and 4 Slavic
references.
ASSOCIATION: Machine Building Factory imeni Stalin at Wovo-Kramatorsk
(Novo-Kramatorskiy mag1i.;inostroitel'nyy zavod im. Stalina).
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 2/2 1. X-ray cameras-Application 2. Microphotometers-Application

PHASE 1 9001 EXPLOITATION SOV/2885 A
Toontralln" gusuchoo-Isslodovatol-skly institut tekhn0I09II I
~hinastrayonAya r-
nlyg proaftnostj alongntor konmtruktair I detaley moshin
Pov
reasing the Strength of Constructional and ZA*hi=e El~men
l=
Moscow. Rashgiz. 1959. 210 p. (Seriest Itss Lftorn:X7 kn. 91)
5,500 copies printed. Lj
Ed. (Title psge)$ 1. V. Kud"avtsev. Doctor or TooMI-cal Soloncee
Proressor; 94- (Inside book)t A. 0. 111kitin, Engineer; Tech
;
Nd.t V. D. RI'kIndj Managing Ed. for Literature cm Transpor
Machine Building (Kashglz): 1. A. Ponomarev. Engineer.
FURPOSEt This collection of articles is Intended r,*r designers.
engineer@. &M scientific research workers In the
P
=:-building Industry.
COVEMAGIS The collection contains papers dealing with experimental
work done recently by TsKIITMASh. The experiments are concerned
with the practical use of surface work hardening In Industry.
"a Intended to Increase the strength and
a
-
t ioc
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.
h in. art;. and constructional elements are
.
f
discussed. Several articles are devoted to proble-A or in-
creasing the fatigue strength of machine parts by work hardening.
Industrial practices of MKKZ In Kranatorsk In external burn-
Ishing of large machine parts are presented. Tools and fixtures
used In surface work hardenir are described. Xc, personalities
are mentioned. References follow each article.
L'andidato ar Tochal4al Sciencj7. D A S- -jk
Knot .4 2-1211-foo-
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KramiR ~rmaw non-tr? %f
dt l
n;y zavod (Kramatorak gov Kachlne.
building Plant) In External Burnishing of Largo Plachllrw Parts
With Rollers 76
The technique or cand-Ung ..portment.. the goonetry of the

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tool, the principle r t the burnimhInq regime,and
l
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'n
:
the devices used ar
d ...
r
ib
nd dlacussed. A table Ith
d
diagrams of burnished nachine parts am data on orrects or
burnishing Is prosento4.
K"A and 9 A- BA b4nOV Ltran4tdate of Technical
~Bft
-
M

Sclencoa/. Work Hardsnf~~
o N
M
;)O Afts by Fillet Peening 133
Results of raticus tests on stopped steel shafts fir* ajalyz~d.
Comparisons are drawn between shart, work-harderad by fillet
Peening and. oWts not subject*d to may
-ork-harleml rig process.
Fillet peenirg was Accc=PI1ohod on a *I Ilrig machine with a
,
packal attachment having a spring-actuated strikics, pin with
spherically rounded and.
increasing the Life or Metallurgical.
machinery Parts by External Burnishing with Rollers 12)
Constructions of the burnishing dovices used are
described. and some problems Connectod with the technique
of burnishing are discussed. Results of testing burnished
surfaces In operation are prosantod. S,

BRUSITOVSKIY, inzh.
X-ray method of determining residual austenite by means of a
gradual softening of reference lines. MetA metalloved no.2:
34-46 '59- (MIU 13:6)
1. Novo-Kramatorskiy msehinostroltellzWy za-od.
(Steel--Metallography) (I rays-Diffractior.)

PHASE I L300K LY.PLOITAT1011
Nauchno-tek.rtntchcokoyc obahChestvo m2shlnostroltellnoY promyrblelinostl'.
Klyevskoye oblautnoyc pravlenlye.
Metallovedenlyn I tervilcheakaya. obrabotka (Phyclcra JktallmEy end 11cat
Treatment of Metals) Moscow, Mashgiz, 1~#ol. ~" p. -rrata slip
inserted. 5,000 copies printed.
Sponouring Aeency: Oosudaratvcnn7y nauchno-tek-hnIcheDitly komitet
Soveta Fininrov UkrSSR. Nauchno-takhnlchtskoye obuh::he3tvo
imishinostroltellnoy promyohlennoati. Klyevokoye oblactnoye
prawlenlye.
Ed-Itorial board: M. P. Braun, Doctor of Technical Sclenaeo, 1. Ya.
Dukhtyar, Doctor of Technical Sclences I D. A. Draygor, Doctor of
Tec~-niral Selencaz~ 1. S. Kaym-nichnyye, Engln-3orj Ye. A. Markov.
skly, Candidate or Technical Sciences, V. 0. remyakov, Doctor
or Technical Scion-cs, and A. V. Lhernovol, Candidate of Tech-
nical Sciences; Ed.: M. S. Soroka; Tech Ed. ' 14. S.
Gornestaypol-Lkaya; Chief FA., Maahglz (iouthern Dept.): V. K.
Sordyuk, Engineer.
Card I/jo
PURPOSE* This collection of artiele3 Is intended for scientific
worleers and technical personnel of research Institutes, plants,
and schocle or higher technical education.
COVEFIAOE: The collection contalns papera prLaented at a convention
hold In Klyov on problems or physical metallurgy and methods of
the heal treatment of metals applied in the rtachl:~e industry.
Phan* transformations In metals and alloys ore discussed, and
results or Investigations conducted to ascertain the affect or
heat treitzen, on the quality of' metal are analyze!. The Pon-
albility of obtaInIng =stela with given mechanical properties
Is discussed, an are problems of steel brittleness. The col-
2acticn 'n:ludos papers dealing with kinetics of transformation,
beat treatmentp and properties of cact iron. 27o peroona2l4tion
are mor.~Icned. Articles are accox-vanled by rerervncca~ mostly
Soviet.
TAPLE OF CCN-11=3:
Streculln, A. I., Engineer, and L. A. Mal-nikov (Sverdlovsk).
Transformation of Auctenite Into Martennite Undir RICh
Pressure 12
Bruallovakly, B. A., Enginear~ and P. 1. Ivanov (Krmratorak).
of the Deccopoultion Kinetics of Kartcricite
In TcrsporLng at Low Temperature 19
Kocherrhinakly, Yu. A., Candidate or Technical Sclenc*3
(KIYov). Conditions of Formation or Metastable Austenite
In Zron-Carbon Alloys 22
Mirovokiy, E. I., Engineer (Kiyav). The Hature of the
Phano Tranaformation of Carbon Steols 34
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E026/E335
AUTHORS.~ Braynin, I.Ye., Kharchenko, V.A. and
Brusilovskiy, B,A. (Donetsk)
TITM The effect of H 2 on the lattice parameter of a-Fe
PERIODICAL- Akademiya nauk SSSR. Izvestiya. Otdeleniye
tekhnicheskikh nauk. Metallurgiya I toplivo,
no. 6, ig6i, 115 - 1A
Ti,XT-. The affect of H 2 is studied by observing the
displacement of the (211) X-ray reflection in the back
reflection region during the electrolysis of a 0.5 mm thick
sheet of 0.06% C mild steel In dil.HNO The lattice
3
parameter was found to increase from 2.8673 + 0.0001 A to
2.8687 +. 0.00011 after an electrolysis of 211 hours, indicating
that H2 is taken into solution in the Fe lattice. It is
pointed out that the main factors in such determinations are:
to retain the H2 in the Fe lattice before the parameter is
C ard 1/2

The effezt of H2 ....
3/18o/61/000/006/012/020
E026/E335
measured; an accurate method of measurement of the lattice
parameter and low porosity and non-distortion of the specimen
surface. It is suggested that previous diversity of opinion
on this subject is due to insufficiently close control of one
or more of the above factors.
There are 5 figures, 1 table and 8 references" 7 Soviet-bloc
and I non-Soviet-bloc.
SUBMITTED-, January-30~ 1961
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25355 S/032/61/027./006/'006/018
B1 24/R203
AUTHOR~ Brusilovskiy, B. A.
TITLE: X--ray phase analysis of hardened products of large
dimensions
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya laboratoriya, v.. 27, no. 6, 1961., 699 - 701
TEXT: To determine the residual austenite in hardened products of large
dimensions, the author suggested a method with simultaneous photographing
of the specimen and the standard (Ref. 1i B. A,, Brusi.lovskiy, Zavodskaya
laboratoriya, XXII, 8 (1956)). There, the primary beam of rays passed
a diaphragm with two openings at the outlet from the collimator. The
photographic method was slightly modified later (Ref., 2; B. A.
Brusilovskiy. Authorts certificate no. 127068, priority December 50 1958);
a diaphragm rith adjustable opening was put in the path of the X-rays
hitting the standard. The blackening Sl,, of the band (110) of the
o~-pb,ase of the eccentric standard can be adjusted by changing the diameter
of the opening. If, instead of the specimen, a second standard is
attached, then the blackening of the band (110) of the 1-phase of the
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:25355 S1032161,10-27100610061018
X-ray phase analysis... B124'/B203
second standard, S1100 can be expressed by the equation S110 - S1,10 -t
where t is the adjustment parameter, 1f, in X-raying the specimen, the
coincidence of blackenings of the bands (110) of the 0.,,-.Phase of the
standard and (1,11) of the austenite in the product has been attained
by changing the diameter of the opening. i. e,., S' S then the
lio 1V
auste ~te amount can be calculated from the equat on
C - ?4100 (f /f )J/t (2), where f and f are the ref lectivi ties of the
Y OU 7 d, 7
crystallographic faoes of the o~- and I-phase. respectively. Eq. (1) and
(2) may be used for calibrating the chamber when cintrolling a certain
content of residual. austenite. The blackenings S11c) and S are deter-
1, 1110
mined from the height of peaks of the M'Cropjjo4oMetr4e curves. The
prescribed content of residual austenite is controlled by visual com-
parison of the blackenings S1110 and I,,,, or, more exactly, by photometric
determination of the bands compared. A special X-ray chamber (Fig. 1)
(Ref. 3: B. A. Brusilovskiy. Author's certificate no. 127133, priority
January 2, 1959) was designed for the control, An X-ray beam from the
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25355
S/03--/61/027/'006/006/018
X-ray phase analysis.,. B124/B203
focal spot of tube 1 was led over a collimator 2 which had a diaphragm
with two openings 3 and 4. Through opening 3, the beam hit the surface
of the product to be controlled 5, and through opening 4 it fel'. on
standard 6. The surface of the latter was slightly shifted with respect
to the surface of the product oontrolledv and parallel to it. The
refl9oted rays were focused on the film in the magazine of chamber
KPOC-1 (KROS-i). The outer casing 7 of the X-ray apparatus YPC-55
(URS-55) was attachedg with the aid of support 8 ', to plate 9 which also
carried magazine holder 10 and two magnetic holders 11. The distance
of the focus from the specimen was 170 mm, that of the specImen from the
film, 124 mm. Pig. 3 shows the microphotographic curves of the individual
photographs obtained with an ;'!~-4 (MF-4) microphotometer, On each
-picture, the bands (111) of austenite, (011). (101) - (110) of martensite,
and (110) of the ferrite in the standard are focused., With the use of
a focal ;pot in a FCSr(BSVL) tube as the first focusing slit., the time
of exposure was 10 - 12 inin. The data obtained for xesidual austenite
by the X-ray and the magnetometric method are in good agreement, in the
photometric determination of the X-ray bands, the error vas 5 %, in visual
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5/032/61/027/006/006/018
X-ray phase analysis- B124/B203
comparlson up to 15 ~ which, however, satisfied the demands of works
control. The seni-jitivenesa of the method is 4 - 5 ~6-
There are 3 figures, 1 table, and 3 Soviet-bloc references.
ASSOCIATION: Novokramatorskiy masbinostroitellnyy zavod (Novokramatorskiy
Machine Building Plant)
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BRUSILOVSKIY,.B.A.; IVANOV, F.I.
Using the method of weld transmitters for the determination of
residual stresses in a hardened layer of large specimens.. Zav.1ab.
29 no.7:821-823 163. (KRA 16:8)
1. Novo-Xrnmntorskiy mashinostroiteltnyy zavod.
(Steel--Testing) (Strains and stresses)

BRUSILOVSKIY..- B.A.., inzh.; IVAINIOV, F.I.
X-ray examination of the kinetics of martensite disintegration
at low-temperaturq tempering in rolls used in cold rolling. Sbor.
Novo-Kram.mashinostroi.zav. no.5:96-99 159. (Mhk 16:12)
Kinetics of'tbe-reliei and redistribution of residual stresses
in rolls used in cold rolling at low-temperature tempering. 100-107

BRUSILOVSKIr B,A,
- 2
Using steppqd attenuation of comparison lines in X-ray diffraction
determinati, '
p of residual austenitee SboreNovo-Kramom"hinostroi,
zav. no.5slOa-119 159. (MM 16:12)

BRUS.ILOVSKII, B.A.
Studying the decomposition of martensits byliodelibg, Fiz. Met*
i metalloved. 16 no.3:361-365 A 163. 1 ~ . (MML 16 ~ 11)
1, Nove-Kramaturakiy zaashinastroit~llnyy zavod.

BRUSILOVSKIY, B.A.; IVANOV, F.I.
X-ray investigation of low-temperature que-ching of rolls for
cold rolling. Fiz. met. i metalloved.)P noil:147-150 Ja t65.
(MIRA 18W
1. Novo-Kramatorskiy mashinostroitellny -.nvod.

1-51/ ~y 0
baIL'Ov
Antibacterial treatment of tuberculosis at the Barmashino health
resort. Trudy Inat.Xreav. pat. AN Xazakh SSR 5:80-86 157.
(MIRA 11:2)
1. Glavnyy vrach senatoriya 3armashino
(TUBERGUIA)SIS) (STRIPTOKYGIN) (ISONICOTIRIC ACID)

BRUSILOVSKIY, B. M.
Cand Med Sci - (disB) "MUBCle plastic surgery of the pulmonary
cavity during tuberculosis." Ashkhabad, 1961. 13 pp; (Turk-
menistan State Medical Inst imeni 1. V. Stalin); 200 copies;
price not given; (Us 5-61 sup, 201)

GOROVENKO.- 0. a.; 13RUSILOVSKIY, B. M.; LOZOVOY, Ye, Kh.; MARSHAK, A. Yu.;
MIKHELISON, B-.7.-;7PIUIFC'HUE,-'N. S~; SLEPUYHA, I. M.; SOKOLITK, Yu. i.,-
TARAPON, Yu. G.; YATSOZHIIISKII, Yu. D.
Results of the use of thoracoplasty and extrapleural pneumolysis
in pulmonary tuberculosis. Probl. tub. no.2:24-29 162.
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nik G. G. Gorovenko) Ukxainskogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta
tuberku-leza imeni akad. F. G. Yanovskogo (dir. - dotsent A. S.
Mamolat)
(TUBERCULOSIS)
(LUITGS-COLLAPSE)
(CHEST-SURGERY)

ZHUKOVSKIY, L.I., kand.med.nauk (Kiyev, 35,, u1. TJritskogo d.:L5,, kv-1);
MUSIWVSM, B.M., kand.med.nauk
Acute foril of Werhoftg disease in a patient with limg tuba=looix
fol3w#e=g a chest operation. Klin.khif. no.9177-79 8 162.
(MIRA 1695)
1. 1-ya kbirurgicheaka-ya klinika (zav. - doktor med.nauk G.G.
Gorovenko) Ukrainskogo nauabno-issledovatellskogo instituta
tuberkuleza i grudnoy khirurgii
(PURPURA (PATHOIDGY)~ * (TUBERCULOSIS)
(CHEST--SURGERY )

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AUTHORS: Boyarinova, A.P., MelIkumov, I.N.,.Brusilovskiy, B.S.
and Kontsevaya, Ye.bl., Engineers
TITLE: Causes of brittle fracture of the nickel-chromium-
aluminium alloy DV1652 (E1652)
P E RIL 0 D I CA L *. 'Metallovedeniyd i termicheskaya obrabotka metallov,
no.4, 1962, 14-17 + I plate
TEXT: In the production of cold rolled 3 mm sheet from the alloy
E1652 large cracks were frequently observed'after intermediate hot
rolling to 4.1 mm. In this paper the results are given of special
investigations made for determining the causes of formation of such
cracks and the method of eliminating them. In the investigations
three experimental nickel-base heats of the following compositions
were used ; Table 1
No. Cr Al Si Mn S p Fe
1 26.8o 3.00 0.25 o.o6 6-007 0.006 o.46
2 28.o8 3-35 0.23 0.07 0.009 0.006 o,-44
3 27-00 3.14 0.22 0.07 0.007 0.005 Mo
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It was
All the three heats contained 0.0530? C and 1.030e Ze"
found that the cause of brittle failure of the alloy in the hot
rolled state is the slow cooling in the temperature range
700 to 600*C, during which the solid solution decomposes and an
inter-metallide phase of the type N'3Al forms. The quantity of
the rejected phase depends on the time during which the alloy is
within the dangerous temperature range. Combined with the
stresses caused by work-hardening and also the thermal stresses,
the rejection of the intermetallide phase leads to the formation
of cracks. To.prevent cracking, the breakdowns should be cooled
separately (to 200%) before stacking. There are 3 figures and
3 tables.
FAbstracter's note: 1.03% Ze is obviously a printing error-J
ASSOCIATIONS: Zavody "Elektrostall" ("Elektrostall" Works)
and "Serp i Molot"
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DULKIN, N.A.p spats.-red.; BONDAROVSKAYAO ON., red.; TORSHIVA,
Ye.A., tekhn. red.
(Oveiall automation and modernization of e u .ipwnt and production
processes at the Firat StetG Bear*ng Plantj Ko*leksnaia avtoma-
tizataiis I modernizateiia aborudavaniia t protsessov proizvodstva
na Fervom gosudarstvennom podshipnikovo*."zavode. Moskva, TSentr.
biuro teldm, informatiiii, .1959. 84 P. (MIRA 35:1)
1 Russiak,(1917- R.S.F.S.R.~ Hookavski? gorodskoy ekonomichesUy,
Zm~nistrativvyy rayon. Sovet narodnogo khozeyaBtva.
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Opon area. IzobrA rats no,,10:3-4 0 162. (KRA 15:9)
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Komiteta po Ichiinii Soveta Ministrov SSSR.
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DYMILOVSKIT, G.K.
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schools; goometr7 ana trigonometry] Madaniia dlia uchashchikhola
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Xoskva, Udh~edgiz, 1948. 63 P. (MM 7:5)
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(Lime)

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usilovski- L- ;ystem,
-fa eor, the central nervous
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BRIISILOVSKIY, I.A.
,.~10- " "
~~--'jrtr-us, acih-erence of the placenta. Akush. i gin. no.6:65-66 N-D 15,5
(mLRL 9:6)
(savediWushchiy
kafedr.)y
1. 12 akushersko-ginekologichookoy kliniki
dotsent I.P. Hikonanko) lechabnogo fakul'teta Xr7askogo
meditsinskogo instituta.
(PLACIMTA)

PANTSIVIGH, I.P.,professor; BRUSILOVSKIT, I.A., dotsent
Treatment of chronic inflammatory processes of female genitalia
with mud applications in the region of the solar plexus. Akush.
i gig. 33 no.2:73-76 Ift-Ap 156. (XLRA 9:7)
1. 12 kafedry akuberetva i ginekologii (zav.-Prof. I.F.Pantsevich)
Irymakogo moditsiniskogo iusituta imeni Stalina.
(GYNECOLOGICAL DISFASSS, ther.
mu& ther..-applieation to region of solar plexus in
Inflamm, die.)
(NO THERW,in various die,
inflamm. die. of female genitalia, application to
region of solar plexus)
(GAVGLI4, AUTONOMIC, in various die.
inflem-. die. of female genitalia, application of
mud,ther. to solar plexus)

BRUSILMUL-LA., dots.
Phlegmon of a pregnant uterus following appendectomy. Akush. i-
00in. 33 no.4:113-114 Jl-Ag.157- (MIRA 10:11)
1. Iz akushersko-ginekologicheakoy kliniki (i.o.zav. - doteent
I.P.Hikdnenko) pediatrichookogo fakul'teta Krymekogo meditsinskogo
institute.
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(PREGNANCY, compl.
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HIKONEW, I.P., dots.; BRUSILOVSKIY, I.A. [Brusilovalkyi, I.A.I. dots.
Surgical treatment of abscesses of the adnexa uteri. Fed., akash. i
gin. 20 no-1:35-38 158. (MM 13:1)
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zannosti zav. klinikoy - dots. I.P. Wikonenko) K=y-mskogo meditsinsko-
go iustituta (direktor - dots. S.I. Georgiyevskiy).
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LIFSHITS, G.B.; BRUSILOVSKIL-I.A.; PRTROVSKIY, I.H. (Simferopol')
Use of Donetakii's rings In balpingostomatoplasty. Skeper.
khir. 4 no.4:46 Ji-Ag '59.' (KIRL 12:11)
(FAJLOPIAN TUM surg)

__~R~UILOVIKIY, Isaak Abramov#h
[Mad treatmeni-aT-d-e--Saki Heix2tb Resort] Griazelechenie na Sak-
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(SAKI (CRIMEA)-BATHS, MOOR AND MUD)

BRUSILOVSKIY, I.A.; EPSHTE"LN, I.F.; KUKLINA, A.A.1 BIRM, A.A., KHALFINPL,
Primary,cancer-of the.fal-lopian tubes. Akush. i gin. 36 no.3:40-
42 ~*-Je 1~60.- (MIRA 13:12)
(FALLOPIP TUBEd--CANQ.ER)

BRUSILOVSKIY, I.A., dotsent
Change in the blood serun proteins in inflama ry diseases of the
female' genitalia. Kaz. med. zhi=. no.6:38-39 N-D 161. QURA 15:2)
1. Kafedra akwherstva i ginekologii. lachebnogo fakulltata (zav. -
prof. 1.F. ftntBevich) Krymskogo mieditsinskogo instituta.
(BLOOD PROTEINS)
(GENERATIVE ORGANSO FEMALE-DISEASES)

BRUSILOVSKII, I.A.-s- IA66nt; BATSMAN$ N.D.; LEYBOVICH., G.S.
Detection and treatment of precancerous conditions of the cervix
uteri under conditions of a mud therapy spa. Sov. med. 25 no.8:
329-131 Ag 161. .(MIRA 15:1)
1. Iz kafedry akusherstva. i ginekologii. Krymskogo meditsinskogo
instituta (zav. - prof. A.I.Petchenko) i sanatortys, imeni II
silyezda Kommunisticheskoy partii Sovetskogo Soyu2a (glavnyy vrach
N.D.Batsman)., Yevpatoriya.
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S.0., translator];
ZEMBITSKAYA, Z.S,[Zembytslka, Z.S.1, red.; ZAPOLISMA,
L.A.[Zapollstka, L.A.], tekhn. red.
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hriazlovomu 1mrorti. Kyiv, Derzbmedvydav URSR, 1963. 28 P.
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. I
Upper limit of the operatVinj part of charac'ter'istics graphs for
axial ventilators. Prom.nerodin. no.9:25-27 157. (MIRA 10:12)
(Pans, Mechanical) (lerodynamics)

SOV/124-58-1 I -I Z447
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 11. p 71 (USSR)
AUtHOR: Br
~Slyl 7IV.
TITLE: Uniflow Centrifugal Fans (Pryamotochnyye tsentrobezhnyye
ventilyatory)
PERIODICAL: V sb. : Prom. aerodinamika. Nr 9. Moscow, Oborongiz, 1957,
pp 44-52
ABSTRACT: The paper submits the results of experimental investigations and
the fundamental geometric data developed by the TsAGI (Central
Aero-hydrodynamic Institute) for uniflow centrifugal fans Ts4-53,
Ts4-64, and Ts7-4Z, as well as the centrifugal fan Ts4-64 with a
reverse air flow. By "uniflow centrifugal fan" the author desig-
nates a fan consisting of a centrif ugal-- type impeller and a radial-
axial flow-rectifying housing which deflects the flow back to the
same direction it followed at the fan inlet. A fan with reverse flow
has a similar type of impeller, but the flow in the flow-rectifying
housing is reversed to a direction and sense opposite to the one
it had followed at the fan inlet. An investigation of the efficiency
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comparison was made between the uniflow fans and the conventional centrifugal
fans with spiral-type volute casing; it was demonstrated that the results of the
latter differ slightly (maximum efficiency TImax ~' 0.65-0.67, the total-pressure
rise ratio HFa = 0. 5B-0.62) while uniflow fans with a specific speed of n
4Z - 95 may Incy an application in ventilating systems requiring an appTopriAe
combination of supply and discharge air ducts. It is demonstrated that the effic-
iency of a fan with a reverse air flow is fairly high ( -nma -- 0.68). with a total-
pressure rise ratio R = 0.45 and that such a fan can te used within specific-
speed limits of ny ='ff"~90. B. S. Dorogov
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Selecting parameters for axial flow fans. Prom.aerodin. no-10:5-35
158. (MM 11:8)
(Fans, Mechanical)

USHAKOV, K.A. - BRUSILOVSKIY I V.
Investigating annular cascades of rotating runners in axial
flow fans. Prom.aerodin. no.10.-4340 158. (MM 11:8)
(Yang , Mechanical)

POO :1 3WK MWITATION SOV/2685
Tsentral(My aero-gidrodinamicheakiy institut
Ventilyatory i vozdukh6pr6vody .(Ventilators and Air Ducts)- Moscow, Oborongiz,
1959. 249 p, (Series: F~~hlennaya aerodinamilka, abornik No. 12)
N=ber of copies printed rt6t given.
Ed... (Title page): K.A. VsYiakqv, Professor; Ed. '7(Inside book): A.S* Ginevskiy,
Candidate of Techfiical Sciences; Ed, of Plablishing Houpe: E.A-j Shekhtman;
Te6. Ed.: I.M, Zudakin; Managing Ed.: A.S. Zi:ymovsXqm, Engineer.
PWROSE: This book is intended for enjineers, technicians and scientific workers
-,specializing in the field of in&wtrial serodvnemics and venti3Ationo*
con6im: This collection of 14 arti.cles deals with problems of ventilation
technology. Results'of experimentafand theoretical-invistigations of the
aerodynamic characteristics of'axial and centrifughl fans.are described.
Some designs of new, highly econcmical.centrifugal.fans are pr.esen ted and
the drag coefficients of various ducts and elements of venti34Ltion*systems
are given', No personalities are mentioned. References iollow most articles.
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1. Ushakov, K.A. Balancing Devices for Determining Torque of Pans, Air Blowers
and Compressors 5
The author analyzes torque and its measuring by the methods-of balancing. -He
concludes that balancing depends on the type of the devi~ce,thii transmission
ratio, disposition of the axis of Dacil-lation. These factors may have a sub-
stantial infl:uene'e,on the' calculation:of torque and iaust therefore be precisely
determined in thd rition'al ciesign of balancing devices,.
2,. Kolesnikov., A.V. Experimental Investigation of the Flow Structure Behind
the-ImpeUer-of an Axial Fan in a 1~elative Moti6n 19
The author studie'd.the results of an investigation of distribution of losses
and the velocitie .s of se6ondary flaw behind the impelled of an axial fan.'
.Experimental values of coefficients of secondary losses are given and compared
with empirical-l~ormulas,
3.- Brusilovskiy,-I.Y._Calculation of One-stage Axial Pans for Variable Circu-
.lation Along the length of the-Blade 26
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In this article the solution of a direct reversible problem of a one-stage
axial fan is given* The fan consists of inlet guide vanes, rotor blades and
outlet guide van&s in a cylindrical flow conduct from inlet to,6utlet. The
efficienc7 changes v:Lth the radius of blade and vane rings. Some new parameters
are introduced and it Is shown that for a one-stage three-bladed-ring fan
three equations may be established. These equations contain six unknown func-L
tions: distribution of the circulation along the radius in ritgs and axial
velocities in inter-ring clearances and behind the outlet guiding van ring.
In a number of cases for the three given functions, three other functions may
be established.
4. Brusilovskiy, I.V. Investigation of the Regulatinn of a Two-stage Shaft
Axial Fan Type TaM, K-06 by Two Types of Intermediate Vane Apparatus 36
In this article the following results of investigations'are described: 1)
Regulation of fan by changing the blade incidence of the guiding device most
economical for 'the interval 50-1050 of its setting 2) Regulation of fan with
a guiding device provided with flaps. This is econalbical at angles of 50-90o.
Of these two methods., regulation by flaps seems to be the-more accurate. .
5. lokshin, I.L. Investigation of the Flow Behind a Circular Centrifugal Fan
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in Relative Motion 49
Impellers of the following To= fans,were investigated: Ts4-50, TOT-29,
TST-42, Tsq-29 ana M50,, Experiments included the'determinatiDn of generalized
aekod,pamic characteristics and the determination of velocities and angles at
the' outlet of flow in the outlet section-in relative motion. Experiments were
conducted at 1000r.p.m. at which a perimeter speed of 21-26 m/sec was attained.
i
6. K6valenko, V.N6 a~d K. V. Chebyshev. Regulation of Centrifugal Fan With
Inlet Guide Vanes TO
The article presents experimental materials on regulating centrifugal fans W
means of axial and simplified guide apparatus. On the basis of thesematerials
and data of flow investigations behind lipstream guide vanes and centriragal'im-
pellers, a~method for calculating the characteristics of fans with akial guide
vanes is elaborated.
T- Chebysheva, K.V. Centrifugal Pan Volume. Regulation by Changing the Passage
Section of the Whebl or of the Body 110
Thd author describes investigations of fan model TA-10 with flat inclined
bladed developed by TsAGI. This fan has good aerodynamic characterisi~ics and
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is now mass-produced as a general purpose fan, Comparative results of tests
are given.
8. Bychkov, A.G... 1,L* Lokshin,, and P.O. Ma=anyants. New'Types of TsAGI Centrifugal
Fans 125
This article describes ten types of new centrifugal fans. These fans were
designet by TsAGI in 1956-1957 and hav e* a high efficiency coefficient -7 -o-76-o.85.
It is suggested that some of them'might replace ten efficient fAns,now in
production.! The'article states that 180,000 fans are currently produced in the
USSR per.year and operation of these fans recluires 800,000 kv.
9. Ginevskiy A.S. and Ye.Ye. Solodkin. Aerodynamic Characteristics of the
Initial Sector of a Circular Section Duct During TuAulent Flow in the
Bounaary layer 155
The authors describe aii 7 aji~ioidmiite' meithod for calculating the turbulent
boimdary layer in the Initigl-seator of an anw1lardn0t't$king.-&==t of'the
influence of the transversal curvitures of the internal and external convex and
concave surfaces of given radiiwes on the shape of theYelocity profile and
on other characteristics of the tur.bulent botmdary iay~ri
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10, Solodkin Ye.Ye. and A.S, Ginevskiy, The Influence of Initial Unsteady Flow
on. the Characteristics of Diffuser Ducts 168
Results of a theoretical Investigation of the influence of initial un-
steadiness of flaw in the inlet section of a plane diffuser with straight walls
on diffiiser characteristics show: coefficient of fall pressure lossesY efficiency
coefficient,, maximum degree of diffUser expansion, etc.
3.1. Khanzhonkov, V.1, Decreasing Aerodynamic Drag With Circular Rib Openings.
or Recesses
The article explains the principle of the action of circular ribs and recesses
and their optizm~m geometrical dimensions'for which inlet drag is minimum.
12. Nosova, M.M. and N.F. Tarasave Drag in Inlet and Exhaust Ventilation
Shelts 197
The enthor gives the results of an experizenthl investigation of models of inlet
and exhaust shaftit of'square,and rectangular crelas s.ection. On the basis of'
this investigation, t~vo designs were selected and are z.kow adopted in industry.
A deackiption of-these 6afts is gi-ien,*
13. Yudin,, Ye.Ya. Experimental Investiga#on of a Screenm-type Silencer 216
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