SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GORUN, YE.G. - GORVAT, V.F.

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GORUN. T094lush.
Popped corn products. Aak-slevaprom. 25 nol.'25-26 Ja 159,
(MIRA 12:3)
Is Yeenoyu%W nauchno-looledovatellskiy inatitut konservuoy i
ovombehasushillnoy promyshlonnosti.
Corn products)

GORUN. Ye.G.
,.
Iffect of the type of corn on the yield and quality of flakes.
Kons. i ov. prom. 14 no.6:18-20 Je '59. (KIRA 12:8)
I.TSentrallnyy nauchno-ineledovatel'okly institut konserynor I
ovoshcheoushillnor promyshlennosti.
(Corn Miss)) (cereals. Prepared)

GORUN, Ye. G.~
-Datermining.maisture content by the VCh apparatus during the
manufacture of corn flakes. Kons. i ov. prom. 14 no.8:40-41
Ag 159. (MIRA 12:9)
I.TSentral'un nauchno-iseledovatellakly institut konservno7
i ovoshcheaushilluor prowyehlannosti.
(Corn (Maise))

JoBANoy, D.J.; GORUN, Ye.G.
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Cooking of groats in the production of corn flakes. Kona. i ov.
P.rom. 14 no.9;27-28 3 '59. (MIRA 12:12)
I.Moskovskly institut narodnoge khozya3retva im. G.V. Plekhanova (for
Lobanov). 2,Mentrallmyy nauchno-iseledovatel'skly institut konservnor
i ovoshchesushillnoy promyshlennosti (for Gorun).
(corn products)

WASHNIKOVA, I.M., kand,takhn.nauk; BABICHIVAI 0,I,, starshi3r nauchW
motrudnik; GORUN, re.G., starshiy mmuchn" sotrudnik
Technological control.of the vegetable dehydrating industry*
Trudy VNIIIDP ne.9:119-138 1590* (MIU 14il)
(Teptables, I)ried)

GORUN, Ye.G., starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Comparing different varieties of corn used in the production
of flakes. Trudy VNIIKOP no.10:139-147 159. (MIRA l4s8)
(Corn products);

GUM, 7A.C, , - starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik - . I
Studying the crushing process of corn in the production of
flakes. Trudy VNIIKOP no.10:1,48-154 '59. 1 1, (MIRA 14:8)
(Corn products)

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nauchnyy sotrudnik; MG-KAN, L.M., mladshiy
nauchnyy sotkodnik; XONEVA, 0.1., laborant
Production of puffed corn w#,h ingredients. Trudy VNIIKT
n0.10%155-158 159. (MIRA 14:8)
(corn products)

GORUN, Te.G.
Objective methods for evaluating the quality of corn,flakes.
Kone.i,ov.prom. 15 no.2:4o-4i F 16o. (14IRk 13:5)
1. TSentrallwjy nauchno-iselodovatellakiy inatitut kon arvnoy
i evoshchasushil ,ncy proarablennosti.
(Corn products)

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Puffed come Zonsoi ov.promo 15 no.8:22-24 Ag 160. (MIRA 13:8)
1. Wentrallnyy nauchno-iseledovateltakiy inatitut konserwno7 i
ovoshchamushillno7 prom7shlemosti.
(Corn products) I .

GORO'J"
Use of corn in the production of dr7 breakfast foods. lons.j
ov-prom. 13 no.lOt34-37 0 160. (MM 13:10)
(Cir*&U. ftepisred) (Corn (Ylaize))

PORUNq Ye.G.
Popcorn products. Kons. i ov. prom. 15 no. 12:30-31 D 160.
(MM 14:1)
(United States-,Pop corn)

I~,_GORUNq Ye.(4- I
Vonference-on the utilization of corn in the food industry. Kons.i
ov.pp* 16 no', 6-47 Ap 161. (MIRA 140)
oZt,4
C l4aize)-Oongr6ssis) (Food industry)
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GUMN, Ye.G.;, DIUTRUTINA, Ye.T.i KORNIM, 0. 1.; DUBOVii, G. I.
Teahnoloa. of the production of food concentratas fr= corn mal.
Trudy V1111KOP no.11:77-81 '&!. (IJdA 17:9)

GqRUN Ye.G.; NORNEVA, 0.1.
Using yellow corn for flakes. Klono~ i ov. prom. 16 no.10:28-29
0 16L. (MIRA 3J+: 1.1)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-isaledowteliskiy institut konsel
ovoshcheaushillnoy promyshlennosti.
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(Corn (k.aize)

GORUN, Ye.G.
Conference on the use of corn for the marmfacture of flakes and
popcorn. Kons.i ovoprm, 17 no,7:46-47 JI 162o (NIRA 15:6)
(Ukraine--Corealog, Prepared)

OCRUNO Ye.G.; DMITRIIEVA, Ye.T.
. Food concentrates made with corn flour. Kons.i ov.prom. 17
no.9t6-8 S 162. - (PaRA 1518)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issladovatellskiy institut konserynoy I
ovoshefiesushillnoy promWablennosti.
I I ~(Corn products) (Food, Concentrated)

GORUNO Ye.G ; NASLENNIKOVA, A.P.
Manufacture of Aeat-and corn flour aftes for pancakes, lons.1
ov.prom. 18 no.5o24 My 063. (NIRk 1614)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-iveledovatel'skiy inatitut konservnoy
i ovoshchesushillnoy-pronyshlennosti (for Gorun). 2. Upravleniye
torgovIi khleboproduktani MinisterstviLtor . RSFSR (for
Maslennikova). - '-
(Food, Concentrat )'

GORUN, Yee.Go.; YANCHENKOp A*G.
.Chemical and technological properties of the promising popcorn
hybrids. Kons. i ov. prom. 18 no.1108-39 N 163. (MIRA 16.12)
1. TSentral$nyy nauchno-iseledovat,ellskiy institut konservnoy i
ovoshchesushilinoy pronVahlennosti.

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RMIANIA / Chemical Technology, Chemical Products and H
Their Application, Part 1. - Water Treatment
Sewage.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur6Khimiya, No 181 1958, 61360.
Author : T, Ionesou, Of Fostiropol, M. Goruneanu,
V. Cri stoloveanu.
Inst : Polytechnical Institute Bucharest.
Title : Treatment of Water by Coagulation in Presence
of Activated Silica.
Orig Pub: Bul. Inst. politehn. Bucuresti, 1956, 18,
No 1 - 2, 59 - 64.
Abstract: Experimental results of water coagulation in
the presence of activated silica (AS) are pre-
sented. A12(SO4),, Fe2(SO 4 ). and FeS04 were
used as coagulants. AS was prepared by adding
3%-Ual H2SO4 drop by drop to a freshly prepared
Card 1/3

GO,,jutTt,o,I,u KJNTEANU, Gh., MDORAN, Aurel, 'Ing.
Redtlation of specific metal consumptions. Probleme econ
18 no.1-163-165 Ja 165.
1. Technical Director, I'Progreaull" Plant, Bralla (for I" 1runescu).
2. Planning Chief Engineer, "Progresal" Plant, Braila 'kfo-
Mateanu). 3. Head of the Service of Technology, "Progresul"
Plafit, Braila (for Todoran,".

GCRUNOV, 0. V.J SHCHUM, Ye. D., RCMUMMaY, V. N., and pERIsOV, N. V.
"Uhhomogeneous Plaetical Deformation and eht Effect of Surface-Active
Mediums on the Mechanioal Properties of Crystals."
paper presented at the Conf. on Mechanical Properties of Non-metallic Solids,,
Leningrad, USM, 19-26 May 58,
Moscow State Univ., Inst. of Physical Chem. Acad. Sci. UM) Moscow.

GORUNOVIO, M.
Given Ikuaes
Country: Yugoslawis
Academic Degmes: not givon
Affille-tion: not given
Source: Belgradep Arh1w La Farsadjug Rr 6j, 1909 ~i"%
Dat&-., Book revi*ws owdielml saw wertalp! s7"681=.

buxvli~iiL kira
COIUAX7. Yugoslavia'
Acadcmie Degrees:
A-,'f illobtion: Institute for Pharmacognosis of the Pharmaceutical Faculty
(Institut Se. farnsoognosisu, Farnaaeutskog falmlteta). Belgriado
Sourcm; Belgrade, Arhiv za Farmaciiu No 2, 1961, 111-116.
nxta: scontribution to the Pharvoicoposio Investiption of Our Rhamnus
Frangula L.5
.Authorst
LUKIC, Predrag, Docent Dr.
.SAVIN9 K.
GORUNOVIC, H.

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IG,01411',0171C, and KRSTIC,
~atmakogno2lju) School of fberricy (7zt-in--Lcei1LD;-J F-idwltst)
o- 7--morted Traiz, (r"imn follun) Vscd i-,-. Our CO...1"try."
Di-1-graSe., Arh~v zA Fjjiu.~iju, Vol 12, Vo 5, 1962; rr 313-~16.
Abstract flum-aa-y 'nalysir, of 6 Indian and Soviet
L , A
--;~C,61=3U,in) trn ~,pcclmens aarketed in Yugoslavia. All were mora thar.
adequate in with requirments of the Yu,-os-?..v 1-havmCorei'a
(minimw caffr~'.--re 2*/., roaximum ashes 6%). -rovi.-c tea bad 2.8 caffe-int,
207, aquaouf~ EltrACtiVtl subst-ances; Indien 3 to ~:.o, caffcinr-, 26 co 33
QXL!a,tCIVVS. Threo, tab:LLi, 3 Yttgnslav, 2 vC-w.Txm, 1 S-vict I Polish

TUCAKOV, Jovan (Boograd); llbmcilo (Beograd)
Field otudiea of medicinal plants as a complement to the teaching
of pharmacognosy to the pharmacy students of the Pharmaceutical
Faculty, Belgrade. Farmaceut gI Zagreb Supplement (18) no-5:57
,62.
1. InstItute of Pharmacognosy of the Pharmaceutical Faculty,
University of Belgrade, Belgrade.

YUGOSLAVIA
P. LUKIC, N. KRSTIC and _M._ GORUNOvIC.L Department of Pharmacognosy of
the Faculty of Pharmacy of University (Farmakognosticki zavod
Farmaceutskog fakulteta Univerziteta,) Belgrade.
"Pharmacognosy of the Rumex Genus. Part 3. Tannin Concentrations in
Roots and Leaves of Some Experimentally Cultivated Species of Rumex of
Domestic and Import Origin."
Belgrade, Arhiv za Farmaciju, Vol 13, No 2, 1963; pp 89-92.
Abstract [German summary modified]: Report of study of 10 species of
Rw-iex (crispus L., domesticus Hartm., salicifolius Weinm., patientia L.,
aquaticus L. var max., pulcher L., altissimus L., orbiculatus, A. Grey,
conferius Willd., and pallidus Big.) grown in herb garden in Belgrade:
tannin and anthraquinone concentrations in roots and leaves of each are
tabulated and shown graphically. Graph, table, 3 Yugoslav references.
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"Linear transformations and matrical computations", by Candidate of Technical
Sciences V. I. Gonsbkin% at the Power Engr. Inst. im KPZHIZHANGVSKIY of the
Acad. See. USSR._
SO: Elektrichestvo. No 5. Moscow. May 194? (U-5533)

GORUSiEIN, V. I.
USSR/Blectricity
Power Plants) Electric
Frequency Control
Feb 49
"Contemporary A--thods of Regulation of Frequency and Power Exchange in Power Systems,"
1. 14. Markovich, V. I. Gorushkin) Power Eng Inst imeni G. M. Krzhizhanuvskdy, Acad
Sci, USSR, 11 pp
IIIz Ak Nauk SSSR, Otdel Tbkh Nauklt No 2
Discusses systems of frequency regulation and control of power supply to various
stations. Decides that most proctical system is one where changes in the load of
separate stations are assigned by the dispatcherj who is guided I)yxnlue of total load
variation, power reserve in fraquoncy-controlling station (one station is charged with
frequency regulation)) and- donsiderations of economy. Wh.le this System mechanizes
the functions of station watch personnelj it is hard on kke'--dioatcheir-; Submitted
by Acad G. M. Krzhizhanovskiy, 8 Jul 48.
PA 33/49 T29

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,owr, 3-iofxlbetii~r or
fffttomatio DintributIm of Opera" tosda in an EISOVIC POMP SYvtmmtg Xe, -% BrW4
Corr Has# Acmd, Sol# 1. M. MwkmdeN Dr, Toch Salt Gorusbkint So fi* SOVOICT*
OudlUtes Ttch dMij 4 pp
vElektrIdAiitvcN No 9
DoewipUon of autamtIc load dIstrIbutbW devioe "WON dMloped 1n 1946-1947 In
EMS (Power Eng bmts, lmd Sci USM) " Mdoe yermita optimm dintribution of
operatirg loads betimen aUtIone of *299W power systmep'from stwilpoint of oper-
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when excit-tion of the frenerator is regulated according to the anplar
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USSR/Enginoering - mechanics Jul 51,
"On Stresses Under Torsion in a Bound Bar Weakened
by a Prismatic Cavity," D. 1. Sherman
"Iz Ak Nauk ESSR, Otdel Tekh Nauk" No 7, pp 969-995
Analyzes torsion of hollow body whose cross section,
represents area 'limited outside by circumference
amd inside by square with rounded vertexes and ex-
plains how to study torsion of box profile with
similar boundaries. Develops methods 'which may be
used for soln of certain pro:blems in the mech of
cd;ntinuous medium, such as detn of pressure in
rocks, problems on stressed condition in unlike
parts linked by force fit, strength of rotating
205T12
USSR/Engineering Mechanics (Contd) Jul 51
discs weakened by several holes, etc. Submitted,
by Acad L. S. Leybenzon (deceased) 16 Dec 50.
205TI2

UM/kngineering Electrical Engineering Doc %51,
"On the Stability of Synchronous Generator When
Its Excitation Is Regulated by Stator Current,
G. V. Mikhnevich, V. I. Gorushkin
"Iz Ak Nauk SSSR, Otdel Tekh Wauk" No 12,
PP 1769-1776
Investigates static characteristics, static sta-
bility and dynamic stability of compounded syn-
cbronous generator at various values of regulation
coe*ff and discusses results. Regulation of excita-
tion under certain conditions may provide for in-
cr.ease. of static as well as dynamic stability and
205T22
UM/Engineering .- Electrical Engineering Dec 51~
.(Contd)
thus increase carrying capacity of long-distance
elec power lines. Submitted Aced A. V. Vinter.
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11860 Soijbility if is Symbrojimm Centeruitir Wida Ispule
Ba 't* Ro iF.-vItv5j)jQIumim0 V. 1. Cumshkiu* fireilifit Akudetnif Nauk-
S SS, [I 'Idesile Tckluduh(ikiLli ivi k, 19713, im. 5, Kay, Is.
Vol. 3 No. 3 1 ... I
Mar. 1954 %CLInlity 101111th-111N. Dt-scwilm~ ri-gilLiNuall h
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Startcr clurprit, v,111:1go, mid di~pLit-i-munt migle id rolur. Sug-
Eleotrioal gvsti~ thret- mc(hoos (if quic My blcre~nicig vulwgc. Grilphs, tabics.
I~Iglneering

GORUSHKIN V, 1,
Zubkov P. 1. and Gorushkin V. I., "Increasing the) Stability of Synchronous
Generators by Regulating Excitation in SUpping and Speeding up the
Rotor"' Izvestiya AWemii Nauk SSSR Llevis of the Academy of Sciences
USSr17 OTNp 1953., No. 9# PageB 3.262-1781, 7 figures; bibliography,,
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C-roRufAl K-IV. 1.
Subject USSR/Electricity
Card 1/1 Pub. 27 - 3/30
AID P - 1279
Authors Venikov, V. A., Doe. of Tech. Sci., Prof., Ivanov-
Smolenskiy, A. V., Kand. of Tech. Sci., Dotsent and
Gorushkin V I , Kand. of Tech. Sci.
Title Problem of efficiency in forcing up the genermtor field
Periodical : Elektrichestvo, 1, 12-19, Ja 1955
Abstract :
Institution :
Submitted :
The determination of dynamic stability with the help of
a. network analyzer is compared with the calculation on
a mechanical computer. This helps explain several
factors usually not considered, particularly the limit-
ing capacity of long power transmission lines with
forcing up of the field. The theoretical and the actual
reBUItS in a sImple case colnelde closely. Eleven
diagrams and osaillograms, 2 tables, 5 Russian refer-
ences (1941-1954).
Moscow Power Engineering Institute im. Molotov; Power
Engineering Institute of the Academy of Sciences, USSR.
My 20, 1954

AID P - 3252
Subject I MSR/Alectricity
Card 1/2 Pub. 27 - 7/25
Authors : Mayerovich, S. A., Doe. Tech. Sci.., Frof.s, V. 1. GorushIdup Kand.
Tech. Sci.v and Z. B. Golembo, Kand, Tech, 60-1.
Title t Computation of currents and voltages in an el"atric power system
feeding asymmetrical loads
Periodical t Blektrichestyop 99 32-39p 8 1955
Abstract i The authors present a method of computing currents and voltages in
a three-phase system feeding an unsymmtrical load at several
points. The method is based on the division of the whole system
into two parts: one symetricalp the other asynmetrio. The
operating conditions of the symmetrical part are found by the
method of ey trical components. Currents and voltages in
connecting points are determined by the method of successive
approximations. The conditions of convergence applied for
electric power system calculations are analyzed. The same method
in applied in an example to calculate asy=etrical currents and

Slaktrichestvol, 9j. 32-39j, S 1955
Card 2/2 Pub. 27 - 7/23
AID P - 3252
voltages in an electric power system feeding from five substations
the contact line network of a railroad operating on aingle-phus
a-c current. Three tableaq 6 connection diagramsp and 8 Soviet
references# 1 - 19369 7 - 1949-1954. 1
lutitution i %wer Inginsering Its titute of the Academy of Sciences# t=q and
Tz"mt for the Planning and Investigation of Thermal and Zlectrio
Power P2,antsp Networks and Substations.
Sutmittod i Yqr 319 1,955

ORUSIMM V-T- odidat telihnichaskikh nauk-, GOLAMO, Z.B., kandidat
tokhniohookikh nauk.
Nothod for approximte calculstion of vol" and current uab&l&nc~
In subsUtIone supplying an out-of-Ulanco load. Blektrichestvo
no.10:22-24 0 056. OaJA 9:11)
1. Inarpticheekly lastitut Akedemil nauk SM. (for Gorumbkia);
2. ToploolektroproyekS NialaterstTe, slektrostantall (for Golembo).
(Slectric pmer distribution)

GORUSEKLE, V.I., icaudidat takhnichookikh nauk.
-
long-dimtonce power transmission. Blektrichestyo no.11:
92-93 N '56. . (HLRA 9-.12)
1. Nnergeticheekly lustitut Iment Irshishanovskogo Akademli
nauk SSSR.
(IlLectric power distribution)

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AUTHORSt Krzhizhanovskiyg Go Mop Veyts, 105-58-4-34/37
r. I., Baump Ve A*, gorushking V. I.,
Nekrasov, A. M., Markovichg--T-#--W*-9Tolstovp Yu. Go
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
ABSTRACT:
Card 1/2
V, I* Popkovq Corresponding Member of the AS USSR
(Chlen-korr-o AN SSSR V. I. Popkov)
Elektriohestvo, 1958, Ift 4t PP- 94-94 (USSR)
On the occasion of his 50th birthday and his 25th
anniversary of scientific activity. Valeriy Ivanovich
Popkov was borniin February 1908. His activity as
engineer started in the Dzerzhinskiy Works in 1930.
In 1932 he worked at the All Union Institute for
Electrical Engineering and began with the elaboration
of lightning protective plants for energy systems.
His maimaotivity was devoted to the problem of
oorona discharge. In 1934 he began a great work at the
ENIN of the AS USSR concerning the investigation of
do c,. corona. I& the course of this he elaborated
the theory of dipolar corona and experimentally

V. I. Popkov~ Corresponding Member of the AS USSR 105-58-4-34/37
determined a number of important phy81Cal parameters
in,this field. In 1948 he became Dr. of Technical
Sciences and 'Director of the Group for the Investigation
of Corona Discharge at the Institute for Power
Engineering of the AS USSR. Under his direct charge
the research works on the corona are coordinated in the
various institutes of the Union. He wrote 40 scientific
works, In 1953 he became Corresponding Member of the
AS USSR. Since 1953 he has been First Vice Director
of the Institute for Power Engineering imeni G. M.
Krzhizhanovskiy of the AS USSR and President of the
Department for Electrical Power Engineering of the
Scientific Coucil (Uchenyy sovet). There are 1 figure.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
1. Biograptq
Card 2/2

AUTHOR: Gorushkin, V. I. SOV130-5a-9-261--li
TITLE: News in Brief (Kratkiye soobshcheniya) Transactions of the
Congress on Electrical Power Engineering (Elektroenergeti-
cheskiy s"yezd)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Ur 9p pp. 94 - 95 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The congress was arranged b~ the Pollskaya Akademiya nauk
(Polish AoadeV. of Sciencea together with the Soyuz pollskikh
elektrotekhnikov (Association of Polish Electrical Engineers)
and was held in Zoppot (Sopot) near Danzig (Gdan'sk) from
May 19 - 22. Guests from Bulgaria, Hungary, China, Roumania,
the USSR, Czechoslovakia, Jugoslavia were present. The Soviet
delegation consisted of V.I.Gorushkin, A. V.Lykov, Z.B.
Nikitin, M.L.Raman, I.G. Kheyll, G.M.Shchegolev. A number
of problems connected with the plan of the electrification
of Poland were discussed. The Polish Academy of Sciences in
1956 has established a committee of experts from industrial
enterprises, scientific institutions, universities, and
the administrative apparatus which is to el,,Lborate a 15-years
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News in Brief. Transactions of the Congress on Electrical SOV/30-58-9-26/51
Power Engineering
Member, Academy of Sciencea,Po1and, was appointed president
of this committee. The Polish experts K.Kopecki
Z.Jasick:L, A.Kopyscianski; reported on methodical problems.
The Soviet delegation presented 4 reports, among them one
prepared by G.H.Krzhizhanovskiy and V.I.Veyts on the toch-
nical and economical principles of the uniform power system
in the USSR.
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kkadestya cauk SSSR. Knorgatlohaskly IsustLtut
Claktr"ne vyp. I (iftectric Power Engineoring. Or 1) Moscow.
I 'Ustika,
rd-vss SS5B, 1959. 259 P. Jtrrmto allp Inserted. 12.800 **plea
printed.
Us. of rubalabing Rouses P. 11. Og%rkar and fe. If. *rigor-yev; Toch.
Sd.1 re. V. Zelonkova- gdlt*rL&l boards Yu. G. Tolstor, Doctor
or Technical Sciences Ineep. 24.). 1. M. Markovich, Doctor of
Technical Sciences, 1. S. Stokol-isikov, Doctor of Technical Sol-
ans. P. I. Zubkov. Candidate or Technical Sciences,
a . Rikknovich, Candidate of Technical Sclonc*s. V. 1. Lovitow,
Candidate or Technical Scissnco*, and N. D. Bollehar (Secrotery)
PtMPW9' Tide collection of articles to Intended for specialists
In the earl out filds of electric power engineering treated Iss it.
COVSHAG28 The'r1rat Issus, or the collection of article
It In publishad by
'Slaktroenorlettk4 appeared in April 1959. N
SKIN Seoul . R. KrWtba-vakly of the Academy of Sciences. =I.
The Articles in this Issue are based on research and warit by the
th
a
u 12crolundor the mugpiass of WIN. The article$ are on a high
th rot *&I and technical level and represent original contritsj-
%I= to various present-day V"bl~as In electrical mmg~lzworl.Ag.
References are given After most or the articles.
and 0 XquLvalent Circult of
Station Generators Rquipped Vith StrongAction Regulators go
The author proxants a method of representing A group Of Is
t4tion generators by two Identical generators equivalent to
She grcup In their statla chard4tarls tics. The method In used
in Studying Static Stability And the nature Or t. - iftntA Of
station generators. Thore, are 4 references, all Zavlat.
L- Application or the Method of Succ*41elve Approz1-
SS rOr ~&AOU4AtIXS CONPIOX ZIWCtrIA&1 N8tWOr*R 105
Thor* are 7 reform=**. all Soviet.
L A- Tz-ansforsctlon of a Singlo-phase System Into a
Three-phase Using Static Devicas According to a Scheme Developed
by P. A. EalaAt&rov and L. A. TacytIla 'IS$
The method used cons1vto in omployir4 capacitorw In the
it. The author derive: for=SUInf &ZJrs#:In4 the trz=-
There are 3 rer renza &I t.
-Arc:%zq.A-X--Z--PropertIe$ of a C*rtaln Type of Oscillatory
'efiouit 227
go references are given.
I Oalftsov. N. A. Application of a Series of Funat4=18 for the
Derivation Or Formula& Of Vdrl*us Numerical Mothodds for Solving
Ordinary Differential EquatiOns 120
Thore are 3 refor6cces, all Soviet.
31jkol!AL%qv 1. S. The Mechanism of Discharge in Large Oap
Spacings i~o;~-Ratlng Current 127
fba, euthoro A well-known spood,allst in problems Or lItIttalng
protection, Investigated the "chaniss of discharge at ix-
dustriel frequency and at various spoclago- of the Air gap,
I of then having practical applications. On the Insists of
:.Iversl s"riments, using various types of alroults; a=--
vau7ing the parmawtorso the author cancludes, that the oleo.
trio strength or a given opening in not subject to sub-
eteati&I change when cIftutt,2;m&tr....ra varied. There
are a references$ 2 30vist.,- ~.h German.
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AUTHOR: Gorushkin, V. I. (Moscow)
__~;.-WOMM"
TITLE: 6-on-di-t-i-ons of Synchronization of a Synchronous Generator
with a Non-Linear Asynchronous Characteristic (Usloviya
sinkh onizataii sinkhronnogo pneratora s nelineynoy
asinkhronnoy kharakteristikoy)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Otdeleniye tekhnicheskikh
nauk, Energetika i avtomatika, 1959, Nr 2, pp 144-146 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Experiments showed that it is possible to allow a syn-
chronOUB generator to run in an asynchronous manner for a
short time. This can be utilized for starting or stopping
its motion after a breakdown (Ref 1). A simplified equat-
ion of motion of the rotor can be shown as Eq (1), where
6 - angle between the longitudinal rotor axis and that of
the rotational magnetic force of this stator, D - moment
of damping, 0 - moment of rotation. The limiting value
of' D can be defined as Eq (2) (Ref 7). The integral
curves of 6 and S were obtained experimentally by the
Power Institute of the Academy of Sciences USSR (Refs 8
and 9). The diagram of phases were constructed for diff-
erent values of the parameters a 9 S 0 and 0 . Two
points at the axis 6 were determined from Eq (4): one of
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Conditions of Synchronization of a Synchronous Generator with a
Non-Linear Asynchronous Characteristic
these at 6< kl( esents the stable equilibrium and
the other, 6 >1p; - unstable equilibrium (Ref 4).
Three types of the possible phase characteristic are rep-
resented in Fig 1. The first type, I, has only one (unstable)
limiting cycle, while the type-II has two cycles (stable and
unstable) and the type III has none. For the given para-
meters a and SO 'the type of phase depends on the
moment of rotation If 0 is smaller than a certain
value P2 then the tyke I (Fig 1) is obtained. In this
case it is necessary for the s7nchronization that the point
at the initial moment of rotation is placed below the un-
stable cycle. If 0 is greater than a certain value P,
then the limiting cycles do not exist (type III, Fig 1) and
the two points should be placed below the separation in
order to obtain synchronization. Similarly, the two points
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Conditions of Synchronization of a Synchronous Generator with a
Non-Linear Asynchronous Characteristic
should lie below the separation when 82 < 01 , which
is the case of type II. Fig 2 illustrates the limiting
values of the moments of rotation 02 (continuous line)
and 01 (dotted line) in relation to So for various (x
The values of P - Po obtained from Eq (2) are shown as
broken lines. It can be seen from Fig 2 that for So..> 5
the phase of the type I can be determined for the condit-
ions Eq (5). The verification of the self-synchronization
of the generator can be performed in two operations. The
phase type should be determined from Fig 2 if S 0 < 5 or
from Eqs (2) and (5) for greater values of So . Second,
the initial values of 6 * and S * should be determined
and plotted on the phase diagram. In the case of the I!
and III types. the conditions of synchronization coincide
with the conditions of dynamic stability, while for the I
type the points should be situated below the unstable
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Conditions of Synchronization of a Synchronous Generator with a
gon-Linear Asynchronous Characteristic
limiting cycle. The latter can be recognized when the
sliding,becomes a periodic function of the angle 6 and
the amplitude of vibration of sliding is small. There are
2 figures and 9 references, of which 6 are Soviet, 1 French,
1 German and 1 English.
ASSOCIATION: Energeticheskiy institut, AN SSSR (Power Institute,
Academy of Sciences, USSR)
SUBMITTED: December 18, 1958.
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GORUSHKIKv V.1.1 ZUBKOVq P.1,. deceased]
toncerning one criteron of the static stability of synchronous gen-
erators. Slektrbnbrgetiki no.2s55-60 160. (HIM 34:3)
(Ilectrio generators)

QQ~ ~.V- ~skva)
Asynchronous characteristic of an excited synchronous generator.
Izv. AN SSSRq Otd. takh. nauk. Inerg. i avtom. no.6:165-167 N-D
,6o. - (MIRA 1302)
(Alectric generators)

GORUSHKINj V,I.p doktor iekhn.n&ukj 14ALKW IYANj LV-j inzh.; AZAH'IEV9
--------t-.r.--'End.tekhn.nauk
Electrio power engineering in Finland. Blektrichestyo no-It
86-89 J& '61. (HIPA 14'4)
,I (Finland-Electric Prower)

POPKOV, V.I.; TOISTOV, Yu.G.; STEKOLINIKOV, I.S.; METEROVICH, E.A.,,i
MOSPITIN, A.I.; TAP?, V.A.; GORUSIDUll, V.I.; 30VALOV, S.A. i
LIBKIND, M.S.
Sixtieth birthday of I.M. Markovich. Blaktrichostvo no.5:
.87 My 161. WMA, 1,4: 9)
(Markovich, Isaak Moiseevich, 1901-)

AGOI~t~~~Yxnavic)4 doktor tekhn. nauk; VENIKOV, V.A..* prof*,
doktor tekhn. nauk,, laureat Leninskoy premii, red.;
i~RUSTALEVAS N.I.p red.; VORONMA, R.K., tekhn. red.
(Use of electronic computers*in power engineering calculations]
Vypo2nenie energeticheskikh rasebotov a pomoshchliu vychisli-
tellrqkh mashin. Pod red. V.A.Venikova. Moskva, Vysshaia
shkola., 1962. 174 p. (MLU 15:9)
(Electronic calculating machines) (Power engineering)
(Electric network analyzers)

GORUSHKIN, V. I.
Concerning a certain criterion of static stability.
ElektrIchestvo no.l-.92 Ja 162. (MMA 14:12)
(E-lectrle machinery, Synchronous)

GCRUSHM V.I,.j KOVALIKOV, G.A.; KOZLOVSKIYp G.F.; LUTIDZ9p Sh.I.;
=J.
MARKOVICH, I.M.; WYEROVICH, S.A.; MIKFRUICHp Oslo;
POPKOV~ V.I.; STEKOLIIU~OVq I.S's; TAFT, V.A.,- TOISTOV, Yu.G.
Sixtieth anniversary of the birth of A.I. Moskvitin. Elektrichestvo
no.4:94 Ap 162. - (Mm 15:5)
(Hoskvitin, Anatolii Ivanavich,, 1902-)

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E200/El35
AUTHORS: Gorushki!~,__Y1,T,, Doctor of Technical Sciences;
Krumina, A.A., Engineer; and
Latysheva, T.S., Engineer
TITLE: On extending the range of problems solvable by means
of small digital computers
PERIODICAL:-Elektrichestvo, no.7, 1962, 28-29
TEXT: The difficulties connected with the strict limitation
of the range of numbers in small computers may be avoided to a
great extent by resorting tq operations over numbers represented
in "normal form". Any number in normal form is.represented as
PX
qX2
where 1/2 <
~ qx < 1; qx is the mantissa, px is the order of
magnitude. The number represented in such form is recorded.in
two adjacent memory storage cells of the computer: in one cell
one rq.~,"ds the mantissa qx and the other px -2-30.
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On extending the range of problems... E2OO/El35
All arithmetic operations m .ay.~be carried out over numbers
represente*d in normal form. However, in most machines there are
no commands for such operations. The arithmetic operations with
such numbers are carried out by means of special programs. The
rules for carrying out arithmetic operations over numbers
represented in normal form are given below. Additioh is carried
out as follows: say the numbers PA PB
A qA' 2 ' and B qB. 2
~re to be.added. First one equates the orders and the difference
PA PB is found. Then if pA - PB 4 0, then qA is multiplied
by 2(PA - PB) and added to q B!
C A+, B 2PA 2P13
= (qA 2PA.-. PB 2PA %A PB) + qB 2PB 2)
PA - PB PC
= (q '2 + q ) 2PB q 2
A B C
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On extending the range Of problems- E200/El35
PB PA and is
if PA - PB > 0 then qB multiplied by 2
added to q. : PA 2PB qA 2 PA +
A + B = q A 2 + qB (3)
PB - PA) 2 PB (PB PA
+ (qB 2 PB - PA 2PA qC 2PC
= (C .LA+ qB 2 are multiplied together and the
For multiplication the mantissas
orders are added: PA) PB PA +'PB '(4)
A B = (q A 2 (qB 2 (qp, qB) 2
t thus:
Division Xs carried ou
A qA 2PA qA PA P13 PC
--75-5 - 2 qC 2
B
qB2 qB
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On extending the range of problems... E200/E135
Programs for multiplication and division are written directly in
the base program. The program for addition and subtraction is
used as an independent routine. The method described above makes
it possible to use fixed point computers of type M -3 (M-3) to
carry out operations over numbers lying between the limits of
30 30 -
-2
-300 000 000
2
2
and 2
and
or approximately between 10
10300 000 000 (the machines ItStrelall and "Ural-211 operate with
numbers in the range from 10-19 to 1019). Thus it is possible to
"transform" a fixed point computer into a floating point one.
ASSOCIATION: Energeticheskiy institut im. Krzhizhanovskogo
(Power Engineering Institute imeni Krzhiz-hanovskiy)
SUBMITTED: September 25, 1961
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LATTSHEVA, Tamara Sergeyevna; QORUSHKIN, V.I., doktor tekhn.nauk,,
otv. red.; LETNEV, Bja-.~,. Mz*a; SIMKINA, G.S.,
tekhn. red.
.4
(Programming and problem solving on two-address maebines)
Programmirovanie i reshenie zadach na dvukiladresnykh mashinakh.
Moskva, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1963. 182 p. (MIRA 16:10)
(Programming (Electronic computers))

BRAILOV$ V.P.(fbskva); -GORUSHKIN, V.I. (Pbskva); DENISOV.. V.I. (Moskva);
W - KYVMfNAP
ZAIMARIN2 A.G. A.A. (Moskva); POLYANSYAUs
T.M. (14osk-va)
Optimization of the selection of fuels for thermal electric power
plants and boiler systems in long-range plannin . Izv. AN SMR.-
TWrg. i transp. no-4:51.4-524 J1-Ag 163. (MIFLA 16:11)

GOPLUSHKINA V.I.; SHULIGIN, 11.11.
Individual consideration of the staturation of the rotor and
stator of a synchronous machine. Blektroenergettka no-7-.72-
83 163. (MRA 16.9)

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AUTHORS: Angert, L.G.9 Golldfarb, Ta.L., Gorushkina, G.I., Zenchenko,
A.I., Kuzlminskiy, A.S., Fedorov
TITLE: Syntheses of Some Thiophene Derivatives and the Study of Their
Behavior as Ingredients of Resins (Accelerators and Antioxi-
dents) ((Sintezy nekotorykh proizvodnykh tiofena i izucheniye
ikh povedeniya v kachestuve ingredi~,-,,~~a~~rr (uskoriteley i
antioksidantov))
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, 1959, Vol XXXII, Nr 2;
PP 408-418 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A total of 15 compounds of the thiophene series were investi-
gated as ingredients of resin mixtures. They all contained
the azomethine group XG4 H2SCH - NRY, where X is hydrogen or
C93 -9 R an aliphatic or aromatic radical, Y a substituting
group. Secondary aminee were prepared by heating thenyl di-
chloride with amines in a solution of benzene or toluene.
The products of this reactiong their melting and boiling
pointof analyses and vields are given in Table 2. These com-
pounds inhibit the oxidation of rubber. The inhibiting action
is due to the nature of the ortho- and paragroups in the
benzene ring. As a control sample rubber containing phenyl-
113-naphthylamine was used in the experiments. The thenyl
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SOV/80-32-2-32/56
Syntheses of Some Thiophene Derivatives and the Study of Their Behavior as In-
gredients of Resins (Accelerators and Antioxidants)
as the phenyl group. The most pronounced effect have the in-
hibitors 5-methyl-2-thenylidene-n-aminophenol, 2-thenyl
-naphthylamineg etc. The synthetized compounds were te;ed
also as vulcanization accelerators on the rubbers SKBq SKS-30,
SKN-26 and NK. Most effective were 2-mereapto-4-(21-thianyl)-
-thiazole and di-2-thenylideneethylenediamine. The thenyli-
dene group had a greater effect on vulcanization acceleration
than the benzene ring.
There are 5 tables, 1 graph and 20 references, 10 of which are
Soviet, 3 American, 3 English, 2 German, and 2 French.
SUBMITTEDo May 13, 1957
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Syatbisis of isoconda:7 smineis of, the thie0ene oarisis.
Zhxw.6b.khim. 31 ro.22:3933-3939 D 161. (KM 15s2)
,(Amines)
(Thiophene)

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9 " '--_'l'--'___"A --W,
Sv-rJ;I'v_--ies of the derivatives of N_,~ibstitutad dithiocarbaxf.*
arAtic, of the th~ophpne serl-es. 'Uhur. org, khim. 1 no.4v
'777-797 Ap 165. (MIRA 18411)

GCRUSEK110A, L. P.
Dissertation: 117be Effect of Alloying Elements on Certain T'hysicomechanical Froperties
of Cast Iron With Globular Graphite." Cand Tech Sci, Khar1kov Polytechnic Inst,
Kharlkov, 10,53. (Referativnyy Zhurnal--Yhirjiyai Yoscow, no 4, Feb 54)
SO: SUM, 243, 19 Oct 1954

137-58-3-5934
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 3, p 211 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Farafonov, Ye. Ye. -Zorushkjna,-LP,-
TITLE: Improving the Phys i co- mechanical Properties of Spheroidized Cast
Iron by Means of Alloying with Nickel, Nickel- chromium, and
Nickel - chromium-molibdenum (Povysheniye fiziko-mekhaniche-
skikh svoystv chuguna s sharovidnyrn grafitom putem
legirovaniya nikelem, nikelern i khromom, nikelem, khromorn
i molibdenom)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Khar1kovsk. politekhn-in-ta, 1957, Vol 9, Nr 1,
pp 17-28
ABSTRACT: An examination of the effect of single and complex additivgs,
consisting of Ni, Mo, and Cr, on the improvement of the base
metal and the physico-mechanical properties of spheroidized
cast iron (SCI). Investigations were conducted on a SCI of the
SPG-11-45 type with 0.5 percent-0.7 percent-0.9 percent-1.1
percent and 2.0 percent additions of Ni. It is established that
optimum distribution of structural constituents and best ratio of
strength and plastic characteristics of cast iron is achieved by
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137-58-3-5934
Improving the Physico-mechanical Properties (cont. )
0.06 percent of Mg; the improvement in mechanical propgrties is attributable
to the strengthening of the ferrite caused by the formation of a solid solution
and by the sorbitization of its structure; the machinability of the cast iron is
not impaired, however. It is noted that wear-resistance indices increase
also. The authors stress the favorable effect of the addition. of 1.0 percent
of Ni which reduces quasi-isotropy almost to zero. When added in amounts
exceeding 1.0 percent, the Ni in conjunction with Si has merely a'graphitizing
effect and lowers the mechanical properties of cast iron. In case of combined
alloying of cast iron with Ni and Cr the CFb increases by 14 percent on the
average, while the (7b #the ak, and the deflection increase by 13 percent,
compr.
20 percent, and 17 percent, respectively; the 9 attains a 4 percent value. In
the case of concurrent alloying with Ni and Mo the 6-b increases by 14-17
percent on the average, while the ak increases by 25-30 percent. In com-
bined alloying with Cr and Ni, as well as with Cr, Ni, and o, high values'of
Etens. and Ecompr were obtained (on the order of 1. 6 x I Ot 1. 83 x 106 and
1.6x 106 to 1.9x 106, respectively). A proper selection of alloying elements
refines the -precipitation of the spheroidal graphite somewhat, in connection
with which certain improvements in mechanical properties, particularly of E,
are observed. Owing to the combined alloying the field of application of SCI
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137-58-3-5934
VImproving the Physico-mechanical Properties (cont. )
. as a substitute for components made of steel, non-ferrous metals, and alloys,
may be widened even more to reduce the weight of structures below current
levels.
S.Sh.
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137- 58-4- 8246
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 4, p 273 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Gorushkina, L.P., Kashirskiy, A.V.
TITLE: Titanium Alloying of Iron (Legirovaniye chugunov titanom)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Khar1kovsk. politekhn. in-ta, 1957, Vol 11, pp 143-148
ABSTRACT: The results of investigations in a new field to determine the
effect of Ti on the properties and structure of VGh-40 spher-
oidal-graphite cast iron (I). Mechanical properties and micro-
structure were studied. It was found that in such 1, Ti acts as a
carbide-former, inhibits the precipitation of graphite spheroids,
facilitates structural fineness in the base metal and more speci-
fically of the graphite, both spheroidal and flaky. No improve-
ment in mechanical properties was noted. It is expected that re-
duction in wear and improvement in the corrosion resistance of
the I will be achieved.
Yu. I.
1. Cast iron--Mechanical properties--Effects of titanium
2. Cast iron--Structure--Effects of titanium 3. Titanium
--Applications
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GORUSHK INA S.-L-tPl-
High quality cast iron with spheroidal graphite as structural
material in the manufacture of mining machinery. Sbor.nauch.
trud. KRGI 5:357-367 158. (MM 14:4)
(Calst iron--Metano aphy)
(Machinery industryf
(Mining machinery)

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A105/AO33
AUTHORS: Farafonov, Ye.Ye, and Gorushkina, L.P.
TITLE: Alloying of Nodular Cast Iran
PERIODICAL: Liteynoye proizvodstvo, 1960, No. 7, pp. 24-26
TEXT: Tests of the physical and mechanical properties of nodular cast iron
alloyed with copper, chromium, nickel and molybdenum are described, Chemical
composition and structure of inspected cast irons are shown in Table 1 and
their mechanical properties in Table 2. The influence of copper on the wear
resistance of nodular cast iron was tested on a M W(MI) device by the fric-
tion method at a pressure of 100 and 150 kg/sq cm on 30x rCA (3OKhGSA) steel
brace hardened to 57-5. The abrasion coefficient was determined by weighing
the specimens and the gage brace at intervals between 1,000-75,000 revolu-
tions. The Curve 1 in Fig.2 corresponds to C4 12-28 (SCh 12-28) cast iron;
Curve 2 to 84 45-1.5 (VCh 45-1-5) cast iron without copper and Curve 3 to
13 Lf 45-1.5 (VCh 45-1-5) cast iron with copper. It was established that even
small quantities of copper increase the wear resistance of nodular cast iron,
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Alloying of Nodular Cast Iron A105/AO33
The addition of copper to the cast iron led to a negligible decrease in
shrinkage from 1.4 to 1.3%. After the usual annealing for 4 hours at 8500C,
cooling down to 2000C and subsequent air cooling the nodular cast iron had a
mainly ferritic structure with small quantities of undecomposed pearlite~
The mechanical properties after annealing are shown in Table 3. The alloy-
ing elements and their quantities were determined according to recommenda-
tions in respect of gray cast iron with laminated graphite and also on ac-
count of previous tests on nodular iron. A characteristic of complex alloy-
ed cast iron is the considerable crushing of pearlite. Complex alloying in-
creases the tensile strength, especially if cgpper, nickel or molybdenum are
used. The elasticity increases to 1.6-1.7-10 in case of copper and chromi-
um and to 1.7-1 :8.100ogg/sq cm in case of copper, .nickel and molybdenum,as
compared to 0.6 0.8.1 of grey iron and 1.1-1.2-10 of non-alloyed nodular
cast iron. The shrinkage of nodular cast iron alloyed with copper and
chromium was higher (1.5~6) than that of non-alloyed nodular cast iron (1.4%).
Alloying with nickel, molybdenum and copper reduced the shrinkage to 1.3-
1.35%. Alloying with copper and chromium decreased the flowability of the
metal, while alloying with copper, nickel and molybdenum did not aftect it
at all. There are 5 tables and 2 figures,
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Alloying of Nodular Cast Iron A105/AO33
Table It
1) No. of heat; 2) Chemical composition; 3) Structure; 4) Prior to pickl-'
ing; 5) After pioklingl 6) Coarse graphite flakes; 7) Finely whirled
graphite; 8) Spheroidal graphite; 9) Spheroidal graphite; 10) Mediumr
size spheroidal graphite; 11) Mixed spheroidal graphite; 12) Coarse-lamin-
.ated pearlite, small ferrite section; 13) Laminated pearlite, small ferrite
parts; 14) Laminated pearlite, ferrite fringes around graphite; 15) Fine-
laminated pearlite, fine ferrite fringes around graphite; 16) Liminatbd
pearlite, now and then ferrite fringes; 17) Fine-laminated pearlite, insig-
parts. ZS614s4a I
nificant ferrite
Xmitm-leemme COC1,48 a CTPYKTypa
nASOXII
C06 cc# S1 Mn P S Ift CU AO TPAW"mm nocAe TPASAta"A
0,6 0,12 0.05
1 3,41 1,11 2.26 rpyame "AACTHuRm t'PY6002ACTHH4*TW4 aCPANT. IN&Nb-
rplipmTa WHe Y41CTNPI 41epp"To
2.. 3,47 0.99 2,48 0.69 0.12 OA 11,06 IRAURN 3&BHXPCNHUR nARTHRIIATUR UtPANT, lttGQAbWHC
ftpa%bta Y4ACTIN IptPp"11
3 3.42 0,90 2.90 0.6 0,14 0,016- 0.06 111spoemiLHUA rPAOUT U.NACTHU-12TUR n"T. OTOP04KH
oelgaii togyr rpijnys
4 3.33 1.18 2.74 0.61 .0.0 0,012 0,06 WapaewAnuR rpn4tstr con.1 THRIMT CEPART. TOH-
KNeolopo,tym ipeppwia sokpyr rps.
(PHI&
6 3.40 0.90 2,48 0,42 0,13. 0,014 07 0,91) IuBposmAnbeft rps(w. nAUTH1148TWA RePANT. 613ptANS
01 1~ . PCAUNR
0.04 1.06 4 C , C "Ku"ZonsADHAC OTOP04eK
6 3.44 1,19 2.86 0,62 0.16 0,012 MeLHAUHUA WAPO- scimmuTuft nepANT. me.
9KAmuA rpspur 6016tume YqXCTKX iteppmrs

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Alloying of Nodular Cast Iron
A105/AO33
Table 2
reTid4a 2
TV MOUNK44coNs cookus

*ASSN* MM
Ila

284

39, 4
216
1,1:2- so
M 149

266
3
V
,O 3
2 3
45:2 1
1 51,0
74 0.1
0 5 302
Ito

2
A
4
"1 '0 1

1 93

72 0

0
3 43

8 278

321
57.5 2.4 6 ,
6 lic"MYOUNN Oon2nalk 10)(10 MM CMRAm am.

1 No. 6 f heat
2 Meohanical properties
3 Test data from notched 10 X 10 MM specimens
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Alloying of Nodular Cast Ir on. A105/A033
Table 3
Vigure 2

% 'HB

.0 3.6 j~,3
0.6
161
O.AS M
0.00 .94.5 9 40.6 6,5 _
2rA 4 1.87
0.91 0.07 104.6 2.9
j 51.4 1.0 193
1 - 0.43 277
iTI-59 5"Wil 11 -&j _6 -T4-- 2-45 6-0 -1-0

mb/c.

No. of revolutions

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BNSPALKO, V.K.
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(Sands Foundry)

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MUMMA, Ye.
US.SR/Chemistry Platinum Compounds
Chemistry Isomers
Jan 1947
"The Formation of the Third Isomer of Ethylene-Ammonia-Chloride-Bromide Platinum." A.
Gellman, Ye. Gorushkina, Inst Gen and Inorg Chem imeni 11. S. Kurnakovj, Acad Sci USSR,'3 Pp
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ethylene-ammonia-chl'oride-bromide platinum; possible only after forming a group of atoms wi
ethylene in a cation. Submitted by Academician L L Chernyoyev, 3 Jul 1946.
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Owsoortkol VIOM liv Im"Iftill a IM40. of Mftlltl In I"14.11P
Ilob joyfiditw, Tow fractit.11 l4iiswilcil raphily moul
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?rAq1dY solil. Ill Wit tivitisisite t"I'l 4k,. 'I'liq vioullott. V.I%w it,$
pywkillit Wkil IstAted (IN A listlig liflif In W41ef and 110k)..
Thk 6 evidionce that the pir6fine Is tkiisad 1.) tljr P1 by A
carwillosiste hicksoce. '41CAPI/Jew wap Obtal"ril " filic
"yslatq tor hevithic WIN[ in lotu"ne vrith tthylenc.
.16111iZ Reslysiti.- It-wit " water IAW Imight.
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CA
saim's a" . A as V. Ochust, awl R. A, OcituOlkhm.
ST
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lab an is to be rclu*d && quAdrivicat.
to repia" the C'M fly Sits, pyri-
4ift, I.= "'P&- 111111 WVAJrOt
Pt. the #Ak MhM1 (in the rt k qtuddrulent) wai
sumewally pvr. ~ f1w Actim 01 MNMNI ml f1w Aim
his + 3D ff. MCI in 30 ct. etber. com (IM cc.) W*s
added. tbro 10 C. K[PtC.[Wkl in small gicift"is. next
IICI to Mucive the Ms(OH)t. and the compd. rverpid.
from bacestu its fit& Usual awam. DerivI. poreial. it,
like nummer wav: 1h1ftPt1-)C41hNj. 13ifeePtUNIhij 1.
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