SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PILIPENKO, V. G. - PILIPETS, G. V.

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PILIPPIK( V.(,.; SHCIIE~KINA, T.A.; TIFIk)VA, L.A.
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Mechanism of the resistance of natural tuip-remla microf~ci as
related to their cortrol problem. zhur. 44 n0.4:494-506
1 (~5. (MIRA 18 - 6,'
1. Ila,~c-.tr.,G-issledovfitellskly protivochumnyy Institut Kavkaza
i vitkavkazlya, SUivropol'-Krayevay.

P ILI PEMKO , V.I. 0 inzf I.; V.
Manufacture i,, -oncrute structures for the st~.te
Regional i,wor I-la!,t znerg. stroi. no-34:6-12
163. (Ml.;~A 17:1)
1. Kurakrovseiv -zriv -A o:~::truktsiy (for Pilipenko).
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PILIPMW, V. 1.
Data on the functioml morphology of the peripheral nervous system;
neural cells wA g&ngila in vegetative nerves. Arkh.amt.glst. I
embr. 32 no.1:11-17 Ja-Xr 155. (MLRAB:9)
1. Is laborstorii neyrogletologli ineni B.I. Lavrentlyeva (say.
laboratorleyey Ye. 1. Plechkova) Institute. fiziologil AKE SSSR)
(AUTDIDMIC XWOUS SYSTEM. anatowe and histology)

PlLIFENKC, V. 1.
"III sto-A.% F-1 I)loc,, of Slicer of the Pericvnill In
the Formzi' !,,., Ri.' AbG(-,rrt I -,, -~ f Fl-.1 1t~p. 'r or I ri rO
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PILIPMO, V.1.
Materials on functional morphology of the peripheral nervous system.
Report II. Functional nature of type II Dogial's cells. Blul.eksp.
biol.med. 41 no-5:70-74 May '56. (MLHA 9:8)
1. Is laboratorii neyrogistologii imeni, B.I.lavrentlyeva (zav. Te.K.
Plechkova) Insituta normallnoy patologicheBkoy fiziologii (dir. dey-
stvitelInyy chlen AMN SSSR prof. V.N.Chernigovskiy) AKS SSSR, MoBkva.
Predetavlens daystvitellnym chlenom ANN SSSR V.N.Chernigovskim.
(NXRVIS, pbysiol.
Dogiel's cells. type II. funct. in various animals)

USSR / Human end Animal Morphology. Nervous Syst~~m. S-E
Peripheral Nervous Systom.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 14, 1956, 64793.
-.i:thor Pilipenko, V. 1.
Inst ITO-f ~ - - - -
Titl(j On tho quistion of thu, Morphological and Furic-
tional Characteristic of the Receptors of t,',ij
Internal Organs.
Orig Pub: V sb.: Probl. morfol. nurvn. sistemy, L.,
Medgizo 1956, 72-79.
i,b:,Lract: Research in total examplos of the layers of
the wall of sox crgans, stainod with mothylena
bluu, is particularly suitable to the study of
widespread receptors covering an area of some
square centimoters and onding in very fine
branches in various tissue structu-es. The
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USSR/Hu--n -n~ .'Ini-:.-I Morphrl.-gy (Nor-,-I ~-nd Frtholo:;ic-1)
icriphcr-l Norvow Systo-_-
Abr Jour j Rcf Zhur - Bicl., Nc 12, 1958, Plo 55095
Aut he r : PILlicnico, V.I.
Inst 171,t ?, . ~cn
Titl,-. Si,~i7ptic RuIrtionelAp Bctwcun thc Nourcos of the Vogotrtiv,.
Nervour Systu,-.'F Ffiriphcrrl Suction
Orig Pub t Byul. A~p,;rif . bic-1. i T-,_,iitpiny, 1957, 113, No 4, 112-116
Ab trrct : Thu "or the c---plct#,- rci,rv-1 cf *hc c~ull- in c-tr
ir dc~,cril , 1. After rr_gcncr-ti-n -f the pr,,&!-nl,li.Dn ncrvc
fi*)crI- (on thL l2th-21ct ~-y rf+Qr th,; cp(_r-tion), periccl-
lul-r of vr-,ry thin fiberr vcro Aisclv-cd (u,hich wcrr
IOC-tCl C:1 thL puriph-,ry of th-, n,-rv,. L-nilicn.). ThGy worz~
~_r-idc_', -round the ncuronr rnd EOi:!Cti%F prr..onA,:! thickunc~
pcint~ in th, for- cf littlc buttonf. Frm- ti-u to tiT-c,
th,.; fibr-rs i,,Pndcr(d fror one neuron to .' ncurotnry
pl-rfcr-_~ on tho scnrory fibcrc cf th~_: -.-,j~-ontcric ncrvc,-, I-d
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USSR / Human and Animal Morphology - Nervous system.
Abs Jour : Rof4 Zhurs - Blol-, No. 22, 1958, No. 101464
Author : Piliponko, V-I-
Inst
Title : Materials on the Functional Morphology of the
Peripheral Nervous System. The Distribution of
Sensory Neurons In Vertebrate Animals and 1~,--n.
Orig Pub : Arkhiv Anatomli, gi6tol., I embriol., 1958, Vol.
35, No. 1, 28-33.
Abstract : Through the entire extent of the spinal roots of
a number of animals, sensory nerve cells can be
demonstrated which sometimes form supplementary
nerve ganglia either within or about the periphery
of the roots. Nerve cells are also found along
the course of the peripheral nerves far from the
ganglia. Part of these belong to efferent neurons
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Synaptic c-)TmnfctlOns bet,.-ipr-n -jei!rons of I-' rn"Jurril in )f
pelvic 0-57nns [with surmpry in Enrllsh]. i -lede
46 no.~:111-118 Ag 158 (MIRA 11:10)
1. In In'-nratorii ne..-roristoln-.1.' (zav.-
knn,_',.-)iol. riauk Ye.K. In~tt't':tn nr~Tmal I-noy i p'tclOj-icheE3*F'q7
'17i,lo,.:ii (dir. - dpyc'-itel'Ti~,y chlr-n U"114 SSSR V.F.
PT S-0, Mopkva. Predstvv]-in '.'el'rivm 1.1Z S!~Sll V. T.
ch'-d -ovskim.
(GANGLIA, Kr-Ol 0111C,
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PILIMKO. V. I.
PrWatologicomorphological characteristics of receptors Evith
summary in English]. Izv. AN SSSR Ser.biol. 24 no-1:34-44 Ja-F '59.
(MIRA 12:2)
1. Institute of Normal and Pahtological Physiology Academy of
Medical Sciences of the U.S.S.R., Moscov.
(RECEPTCES (NIgUROLOGT))

PILIPEBKOt V.I.
Synaptic connections of the periph-era.1 neurons vith the pre-
ganglionic nerve fibers am axnr-q of --ripheral. sensory me--rons of
Dogiel's cells of the second type. 6iul. eksp. biol. i med.
49 no. 4:118-121 Sp 160. (MIRA 13:10)
1. Iz Instituta normllnoy i patologicheskoy fiziologii (dir. -
deystvitellnyy chlen A~M SSSR V.N. Chernigovskiy) AMN SSSR, Moskva.
(NERVES, PERIPHERAL)

-KLIPMMO, V.I. (ItFlypeuko, V.I.]
lb:perimental morphological investigations of Interneuronal
connections of the spiml cord. Fisiol.shur.Uirr. 6 no.4t470-
480 il-Ag 160. (KIRA 13:7)
1. Institut morwalluoy I patologicheskoy fislologii ANN SSSR,
Noskva.
(SPINAL CORD)

PAP,IN, V.V., otv. red.; VOLOKFOV, A.A., zam. ctv. red.;
G.Y.o red.; FILIFILKO, V.I., red.; CIIUIW:, V.I., rod.;
Fl-"KDV, red.; ZrM7,r.TSKJLrA, II.I., tekhn. red.
[P.-oblems in the p)Wsiology and pathology of the centrF.1 nemrouq
syster. of t.an and animals In onto~,enesis]Voprosy fizio'Logii
tsentrnllnoi nervnoi nistery cheloveka I zhivotrVkh v onto,~ene-
7e; sbornik nauchrWkh rabot. V,oskva, Kedgiz, 11,6-'. 212~1 j-.
(MR,A 1-F)
1. Akade-iya meditsinskikh nauk :;"Sil, Moscow.
(Nl-;."VC)US

FILII,t;NKO, V. T.
Central regulation of the inflow o' sensory impulses in !he lig-t of
som general regularities In the structural and functional organization
of the central nervous systen. Zhur. vya. nerv.doiat. 11 no.5t88/,894
S-0 '61. NRA 15:1)
1. Laboratory of Comparative Ontogenesis of the Nervous System,
Brain Institute, U.S.S.it. Academy of Medical Sciences, Moscow.
(NEWOUS SYSTEM)

PILII-ENKO, V.I.
SignIficance of a recurrent axon collateral lin the structural
organization of norvo centers. Biul. eksp. biol. i mod. 53
no.2:106-111 F 162. (MITU~ 15: 3)
1. Iz laboratoril srawnitellnogo ontogenezu nervnoy sistemy
(zav. - prof. J-A. Volo.Lijuv; Instituta normallnoy i patoloCicheskoy
fiziologii (dir. - deystvitellnyy chlen kPIN S~,SR V.V. i~arir)
AM' SSSR, Moskva. Ilredstavlena dey:Avitellnym chlenom A!-2: SSSR
V.V. Parinym.
(NERVES-ANATWY)

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SDURCE2 Byulleten' izobretenly i tovarnykh znakovj, not 23., 1965p 39
70FIC TAGSt diaphragm, coWreBaor, gas compressor
AMRA,CT-. This Author Certificate presents a diaphragm compressor. The compressor
includes a case divided by a diaphragm into two chanibers(one pneumatic and one
by&sulic)l containing a working piston with a crankshaft drive. To simplify
construction and to increase reliability,, the kydraulic chamber is equipped with a
auction valve and a plunger-type liquid pressure compensator (see Fig. 1)a The
latter in placed in the piping connecting the hydraulic chamber with the lower
piston chambero
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PILIPEiiKo V.I.
Evolutioaa-ry principle ii, the study of general rules of the
structural organization of the central nervous system. Zhur.
vys. nerv.deiat. 13 14o.2:338-351 bt-Aplb3- (14IhA 16:9)
1. Laboratory of Lomparative Ontogenesis of the Nervous Sys-
tem, Institute uf Brain, U.S.S.R. Academy of Medical Sciences.%
14DSCOW.
(NERVuUS SYSMM) (EVuLUTION)

FILIFEVKO, V.I.
Murph ological and functlonal characteristic6 of the pretemimal
sections of the sensory and synaptic nerve endings. Arkh anat.,
gist.i embr. 44 no.1:84-92 Ja 163. RIRA 16:5)
1. Iaboratoriya sravnitellnogo ontogeneza nervnoy sistemy
(zav. - prof. A.A. Volokhov) Instituta mozga AM SSSR. Adres
avtoraz Moskva, per. Obukha, 5. Institut mozga AM SSSR.
(NERVES)

PILIMENKC1, V.I. , inzI..; JI-EPEEIZV, V."., irah.
Built-up (no-attic) roz)fa rv.de of mesh-reinforced fly-asi, foa,-.1-,(i
concrete. ~;nerg. stroi. no.22:55-59 "j1. I r: 7;
1. Kui,ak!wv,.,,'kiy savod atroymutorialov (foi- . r jl~
"Donbas ju nurj;oo troy" (for L;hepolov).
(itool'InL;, Goncrete) (LighLweight c,)ncr t..,)

.rizi..; SHEFELEV,
I-Totection of t!.f--. re.I.Sorced of fli-az;h roncr-,-tr- ar*,.,--
Vr,m corrosion. stroi. no.22:95-98 101. C.i.- 15:7)
1. ,zivDd ;.ru3=tijria-'ov (for l'ilip 'nI-,o).
(for 3~10:)OJOV) .
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BERENSHTEIT, S.A.; VAYSLEYB, V.P.; VAR111K, I.F.; DOBRYNCHENKO, M.V.;
YEGOADVP B.P.; KLISERC, Yu.F.; MOGILEVSKIY, 1.1.[deceased];
P&O.'ASLAV`TSE1',, N.A.;_PILIPETIKO, V.I.; SAPOZMIIKOV, F.V., inzh.;
SHEPELEV , V.M.; SIFULEVIC-11Y M.I.-; ~ARYOLII-iSKIY, 1.1-14; S1iA(-,ALGv,
Ye.S., red.; KOqIKOVSKIY, I.K., red.; LAHI01:OV, G.Ye., tekhn. red.
(Construction of the V.I.Lenin Stote "(egional Electric Power
Plant in Simferopol] Opy-t stroitel'stva SJjrferopollskol C~JS
izi. V.I.Lenina [11yj S.A.Berenshtein i dr. I oskvL, Gosenergoizdat,
1962. 151 P. (MIRA 15:6)
(Sirid'eropol-Electric power plants)

UVUS.Iia-millik SHUELEV, -Veisiliy Metod'yevich;
1K.N., lnzh., red.
[Transporting reinforced wncre~_a structural units by rail-
road; practice of the "Donbassenergostroill Tru tj Perevozka
zhele20betonnykh konstraktaii zheieznodorozhn; transportom;
opyt tresta "Donbassenergastroi." Moskva, Gosstroiizdat,
1962. 38 p. (MIRA 16:8)
1. kkademiya stroitellstva i arkhitektury SSSR. Institut or-
ganizatsii, mekhanizatsii i tekhnicheskoy pomoshchi straitell-
stvu. 2. Glavnyy inzhener-Kurakhovskogo zavoda hoelezobeton-
nykh konstruktaly (for Pi~tpenko). 3. Zwoestitall glavnogo
inzhenera tresta "Donbassenergostroy" (for Shepelev).
(Reinforced con~_,rete- Transportation)

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ORO: sepropetrovsk State
TIM: The nonlinear properties of electroluminescent indicators
SORCE"t AN UkrSSR. Poluprovodnikovaya tekhnika i mikroolektroniks (Semiconductor
engineering and microolectronios). Kiev, Naukova dumka, 1966, 72-78
TOPIC TAGSs volt ampere characteristic, phosphor eloctroluminescenoo, semiconductor
rectifier, resin, audio frequency oscillator/ 9L-;IOM phosphor, X-411-02 resin,
R-421-02 resin, EP-096 resin, ZG-10 audio frequency oscillator
ABSTRACTs The nonlinear properties of electroluaineacent indicators were studied.
The specimens were prepared from EL-510M phosphor by the usual method, and the
dielectric binders were K-411-02 and X-421-02 polymerized resins, a 5(YA mixture of
them, and EP-096. The phosphor was applied to a glass substrate with a transparent
conducting coating. After 1-5 hours' drying at room temperature, the specimens were
placed in a thermostat at 165C for 1-5 hre. The voltage from a ZG-10 audio oscillator
was fed to the specimens through an isolating capacitor. The voltage on the specimen
was me"ured with a M_7B vacuum-tube voltmeter. Analysis of the volt-ampere
characteristics showed them to be similar to those of ordinary semiconductor recti-
fiers (see rig. I). The application of ao voltage to the samples and increasing the
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ACC NR, AP7004971 SOURCE-CODE: __ UR/OD48/66/030/009/1454/1457
AUTHOR. Yakunin, A.Yn.; Pilipenko,V,M,
ORG: Dnepropetrovsk State University (Dnepropotrovskiy gonudarstvcnnyy UnIverfiltot)
TITLE: Variation of the through conductivity of ZnS:Cu electroluminophors during
radiation /Roj-rt, Fourteenth All-Union Conference on Luminescence (Crystal Pho8phors)
hold at Riga, j-23 Sept. 19657
SOMICE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya, Seriya fizichookayn, v. 30, no. 9t 1966t 1454-1457
TOPIC TAGS: electroluminescence, electric conductivity, impact ionization, zinc
sulfide, copper
ABSTRACT: The authors have mensured tho direct conductivity of ZnS:Cu clectro-
I u-'ai ne sconce cell as a function of the temperature and the voltage of the 20 kliz
alternating potc4tial applied to excite it to luminescence. It wag found that log
(loj(1/10)) is a linear function of l/V for fixed temperature T, where I is the
direct conduction current, 10 is a constant, and V is the alternating exciting
voltage. This relation is consistent with the simple impact ionization mecl,anism of
current carrier multiplication. When log (log(1/10)/T) was plotted against T for
f;-xcd V there resulted a broken line with a oingle knee at about 350u K. The
straight line dependence is in accordance with the Impact ionization mechanism, and
the knee is explained by assuming that charges are preferentially freed at different
temperatures from different levels. The derivatives dl/1dV and dB/BdV, where B is
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the brightness of the luminescence, were calculated from the experimental curves and
plotted against V. The value of dl/IdV passed through a maximum as a function of V,
and the value of V for maximum dl/IdV was a linear function of T. This bebavior is
also consistent with the simple impact ionization mechanism. It is concluded that
the clectroluminescence of ZnS:Cu.phosphor is accompanied by increase in the electri-
cal COLIdUCLIVity; that the increase In the conductiwity is the greater, the more
intense the luminescence; that the relation between the electroluminosconct.) and the
conductivity stems from the fact that I>oth effects are due to Ionization; and that
the observed behavior of the two phenomena is not in conflict with the hypothesis
that the electrolumineacence is excited by Impact ionization propagating through the
ZnS lattice due to the presence of a strong exciting electric field. Orig. art.
has: 8 formulas and 3 figures.
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AUT)JOR: Xol0m0Ytsev,F.I.; Pilipenko,V.M.; Yakunin,A.Ya.
ORG: Dnepropetrovsk State University (Dnepropotrovskiy gosudarBtvennyy universitet)
TITLE: On slow processes involved in the clectrolumincacenco of ZnS:Cu pho5phors
/Roport, Fourteenth All-Union Conference on Luminesconce (Crystal Phosphors ) hold at
Riga, 16-23 Sept. 19657
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya fizichoskayn, v. 30, no. 0, 1966, 1461-1462
,TOPIC TAGS: clectroluminescence, zinc sulfidep copperoAaging, fatiguet rectification,
electrolysis, I U/Ir?.'A~)O PMO/Z
ABSTRACT: The authors have investigated the processes of aging and fatine in
ZnS:Cu electroluminophors. The loss of brightness of an electroluminescent cell
l
(during operation is in part reversible (fatigue) and In part irreversible (aging).
:Recovery from fatigue takes place by diffusion processes and is described by the sum
f two exponential terms with time constants (at 800 C) of the order of 1 and 10 hours.
,It is hypothesized that aging is due to electrolytic action of the rectified current
through the cell. To test this hypothesis cells were operated with forward and back
dc biases of such magnitude as to alter the direct current through the cell by a
factor of 3. Lous of brightness during operation was found to be appreciably accol-
eratod by the forward bias and retarded by the back bias. The rooovery curves of
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the biased cells are not discussed. It was also found that loss of brightness could
be retarded by carefully drying the cells and sealing them from moisture. A well-
dried cell actually increased in brightness during the first hour of operation at
1 kHz. It is concluded that build-up of brightness can be achieved not only in
certain classes of electroluminescent cells, but in all types of them, by taking
~
mensures to reduce to a minimum the effects of rectification. Orij). art. has..
!3 figures.
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a
tions lacrosse, vbIch is In agnment with the decrease is the sicrobardnams of
do file. So film contsiming mostly cubic cobalt Coc displays both t"as of
packlug defects at T - 240*C. Deformation-caused packlug defects are less best-
malstast than S;;wA defects; at 33VC they can so longer be detected, mbereas
the probability of growth defects persists as far all 6196C, at much tempera
txm Uties Of cable Co can be detected: om dafect-fres, formiag is the process
of heating, and tba otbar with &owtb defects, famisi is the process of com-
densation. rm big% prebability of packing defects is vacumm-coadeamid cobalt
film as compared with the vacuum-coudessed filims of other vistals Is conditioned
by the specific sature of polymorpblem la cabalt as vall as by the low onera
of packlas defects Is thin vistal. marmosic analysis of Ism profile Is the most
nliable mthod of detunlaing the probability of packift defects Is vacumm-com-
demsed cobalt. orig. art. beat 3 f1pno, 3'Ubl"i 4 Imal"a,
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ACCESSION NR: AT4010697 5/2601/63/ODD/017/0132/0137
AUTHOR: Gertariken, S.D. (Deceased); Dakhtyar, 1. Te.; Kumok, L, M,; Pilipeako,.
V.V.' Khazanorv, moss
TITLE: A study of the processes of diffusion and oxidation in the alloy
ZhS-6k under conditions of cyclic heat treatment
SOURCE: AN UkrRSR. Instyktut metalofizy*ky*. Sbornik nauchny*kh trudov, no.
17, 1963. Voprosy* fiziki netallov t metallovedeniya, 132-137
TOPIC TAGS: thermal fatigue, heat treatment, flaw formation, chromium diffusion,
nickel diffusion, volatilization, concentration gradient, oxidation, alloy
ZhS-6k, cyclic heat treatment, radioactive isotope, diffusion
ABSTRACT: The number of cycles of heating and cooling before the appearance of
cracks is usually taken as a measure of thermal fatigue. After studying the
dynamics of the appearance of cracks using the roentgenographic (X-ray) method,
Mo Arkhirov noted that it is preceded by the development of block structure
and the bending and buckling of block** One soot assume that diffusion vith
high temperature conditime and cyclic stream** plays an important, if not
decisive, role. Diffusion mW cyclic streams lead to the separation of a
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second phase (carbides and intermetalloids) into a finely-dispersed state, and
in addition, to the redistribution of elements between the body of the grain
and the border zones; thus, these two processes do have a substantial influence
on the dura;jility of materials. As a rule, cyclic heat treatment has a nega-
tive effect on the mechanical characteristics of materials: with an increase
in cycles, durability decreases. The diffusion of Cr and Ni in the alloy
ZhS-6k was investigated by vaporization in a vacuum and by radioactive isotopes.
If one of the components of an alloy has a comparatively high vapor tension, it
will be easily vaporized when heated in a vacuum. As a result of this vapori-
zation, a gradient of concentration will form in the alloy, and this component
will evaporate from the surface to the extent that the substance a ri es at the
surface by means of diffusion. Measuring the quantity of evaporat3d 'substance,
it is possible to determine the coefficient of diffusion of the component with
high vapor tension* Calculations of this coefficient were made according to
the formlas given by Grinberg and later mde ow precise and tabulated by
Reraricken end his associates@ Yor instance, knowive the percentage of Cr in
an alloy Wis possible to dateradne its absoUpte welot in a given,teample.
The change in the veigbt of Ow ample during beat treatments reou so,
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it is assumed, from the evaporation of the volatile element Chromium. There-.
fore, it is possible to determine the coefficients of diffusion of Cr at
various temperatures. In this particular case, the coefficients of diffusion
were obtained for 5 temperature points between 1273 and 1423K. To determine
the energy of activation of the process of diffusion of the alloy under invem-
tigation, the dependence of the coefficient of diffusion on temperature was
utilized. High values of the energy of activation of diffusion of the alloy
under investigation and its comparatively low coefficients of diffusion showed
that this alloy to a considerable degree restate softening at high temperatures.
Diffusional annealing of the samples was carried out in a quartz tube pumped
out, filled with Argon and placed in an electric furnace. The oxidation of
the alloy ZhS-6k at constant temperature was investigated. A special instal-
lation which permits weighing samples without taking then out of the furnace
was developed to investigate the alloy for isothermic oxidation. Hence,
continuous annealing and continuous observation of changes in weight due to
oxidation was assured. Table I of the Enclosure shows the tins-tenperAture-
weight interrelation for three temperature points. The curves are in accor-
dance with the law of parabolic oxidation. In contrast to the results of
continuous heating, a decrease in the weight of &"lea dependent on the time
:lie beat treatment. The we ight
of treatment took place in conditions of cyc,
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decreased because of the breaking avay of oxides at the moment of a sharp
change in temperature. Comparison of results obtained from our alloy with
the data about oxidation obtained from Nichrome (Ni-Cr-Fe alloy) showed that
at 1373K the speed of oxidation of ZhS-6k is approximately 1.5 times less than
that of Nichrome under similar conditions. Orig. art. has: 3 formulas, 4
figures, and 2 tables.
ASSOCLATION: Insty*tut metelofizy*ky*, AN UKrRSR (*Institute of Metallurgical
Physics AN UKrRSR)
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ZWCLOSURE: 01
K interval in sacs.
T' K, -MJO-
,
where K-constant sec.
1273 0,36 1,33-10'4
1*10 4
0,36-1,8
1373 0-0,9 3.3-LO-4
0,9-4,5 1,97-10-4
1473 0-0,0~4 14,7-10-4
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GERTSRIKEEN , S. D. [ deceas -.J j ; :)EKPTYAR, I . Ya. ; KUMOK, L. M. ; F IL I I .':K L , .'.V. ;
KHAMNOV, X.S.
Studying Jifl'uBlon In-ocooom, and oxidlition in 1-ho Ztl";-(,K nl,oy Jlj-
der the effect of thermocyclic treatmorit. Sbor. rmu ~,. :*,(: . 1,1:~' .
metallofiz. AN :RSi~ nc,.17:132-137 163. 17:3)

PILIPENKO, Yo.A.; AtJI,RFYFV, Yu.N. [decerisod! (Karaganda)
Detprminatlon of hrjhf~qlvp Ir) rubber. ll.~ur. f4z. ehltr-
3P nn.1%16-lQ Ja'64. M:I,-A : ":,

KOSTRZHEVA, Yelene Ippolitovna,fnzh.; BUZHIYEVSKIY, Ivan Josifovich,
inzh.; EILIHALO,-jelizaveta Antonovna inzh.; SABASHNIKOVA,
Galin& Petrovns, inah.; FRANTSEVICH, M.N., insh., reteenzent;
BONDARENKO, O.P., inzh., red.12d-va; STARODUB, T.A., tekhn.
red.
(Nome for the output, normal losses and expenditure of raw
product,is and materials In the processing of cattle, poultry
and rabbits, and in the manufacture of sausage products in
the meet processing enterprises of the Ukrainina S.S.R.) Normy
vykhodov, estestvennoi ubyli, reekhoda syr*ia I materialov pri
pererabotke skota, ptitay, krolikov I vyrabotke kolbaanykh iz-
delil na miasopererabstyvaiushchikh predpriiatiiakh Ukrainakot
SSR. Kiev, GoetekhIzdat USSR, 1%2. 130 p. (MIRA 160)
(Ukraine-Meat industry-Production standards)

KALLYUS, Vyacheslav Yaroslavovich; KOfID.,ATY'JK, I . I . , kund. tekhr.. r.aW,
dots. , retsenzer, -tser.,.ent; FILIYU;K(
Y.F., inzh., red.; Xifl'06-AYFOLI-~zEA. ~eklL
L
[.liay-harve.9tiK- ma-chines; i(3. i-,n, cLlculaticins, and the princiil,---S
of utilization] S. nauboro.-hnyi~,, masiAny; Ironstruktsiia, raschet I o:-
riovy ekspluatatsii. :'oskwi, Pi,sht~117, 1961. .'74 T-- (MDiA 1,-: 1~!)
(Hay-llarver,tinj.) (Ai-,:-icultural

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AUT!'ORS Buyunov , R A dov, ch
TITLE. Some Pr~_-b:ems of catalytic
PERIODICAL: Khimi-heskaya ~romyshlennost',
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1,rcuiu ~t., r, -f u il
no 2, 1'461,
TEXT: Throe meth-is -)f incorioratinj; rt~ucti n vessels r - L~ fi: r
ti Dr of p-h. d ro6en i nt o the .9~~stem of hi hyJ rcCen- I I qvjp f~I n~: j UT! 4
cribed. In the int roduc ti on , the iurj~ose : f i roducinC , -H , 4 E- x .-.e
\1 , - "as -
1 Dn.; J,-, rabi ty Dw 4 n~- t o I ow eva, - ra t i - n 1 osses, a r: w
hydrogen for ;%r3dL10i:,K deuterium, as c~.ar~-e fcr tart,,Pts and b u t
ar.J as rocket fuel 'Phe threo ell r,,v't.
are shown diagrammatcal_~, Sr~', e7~es a and 6 were elu~orqLed Lit tt
kriogennaya laboratoriva (Cr.,,(-c( .~- 'acoratory~ cf t~.e autt.~-.r-'
Scheme 0 was ~y A Fradkov. In the I ~(vo.f i. r
hydroCen :eavinC th~- ~,PF, I ex-, 1.,t,.jer f tho c 111 zor". 11r.jer t"
is hrancheJ ~ntr Iwo curre:_- One purt enters .--,to the
4 ) f c r H, of n -, r-, a' c o.,.-.pQE n-H th rc i t~ ''D t t I e va I
part entering into u ni- c,, h rc ut:f. th. v vr~ s
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enn rel -an i s erc :ei t t!. a,
ar,
iritc i -H Ev a .
heat of rver9,.c,, D S .9 ft,. ea nv or -
takes pla-, -0u I i nr T F tho n
recu:att-d a -a r s xS t,'-.r-
9 n Dewar vps~e. -
lecting ve r wl~,. re t . r
6 7he T.-' v a r . s 1 r a w!~~ f f t t~ r t e u n t e r.- r: ?,. t
heat exc~.an6-:_ Th ~ s var,.an* i ,s n w a r ran ai. . s e
Froc,ss ar.-l is tr.,arefcre cnly su t h e f -)r t~,e 1 rc 1%jrt~
In t n c- t y r,,a - t 3n vcs-e P I S a
vt s r q a t rS
but a.sc .:.rcui-~. t~.o wa' '. s var-, a-
P-H_ The n r~, r r v
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The I i Ili I ~i 11~ er. te r9 from into rew-tion ve.9,iol, un
;N ra ned of f as by means of vfi,'vfl In t?,o var,,aT.t #?
(6"
V 0!1 f e,i t,3, it :i o flit ra t e I i ne w ith H, erri,~,,,i wt,.
p-H- a-., 1!: 1 :,-r-vt'g 1 q
Tne n-!! i r qte !3
be converted is 1 1 f
~'a r t
q U i V sots .n a 1 r Pa i r- 3 S 11 1
-a C'I
S,
6' '.S
2 rs an i -N -a a - t S
ca- ac~ ty 1 00-'0C 1/1,r) whi c~, erat~-- E,- -,- rl,.
Type a is rerommpnded f- r i~ r: (:rati-r. int Ii f i- rn w 1. T-
would ari Fe w~.eri :n-,,r, r a 15 T f w
t it
C', v e r n e a s s
V~'s ~Pl w r f t t t.
liquefier ir, ~s -P r Mt, - ft t
Fe( 01! "r(OH), and Mn(OH", are ment~ oned as catal.'-sts Ar t
catalyst is difficult t, activate 'R-fq ~I
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Some problems of B101 XB206
02 9i t i s -)nl y re commen ded f o r con t A nuou 9 )1 o ra t I on Th e h./ d r.- x io
lysts are ar~tivated at 0.1 mm Hg by heatinK them at '?~ tc Ic--c r
The poisoning by 0 2 is reversible !f these catalYsts are fil lel
reaction vessel immediately after heatinj:, their activity is rvd,;-(-d
that twice as much must be taken 'Phey ran, h(,wever, be rea~-tlvatpd t
heatine, only in a vacuum Therequired amount of the -atalyst is
from the ejuation:
C),q[(, - C'/C C/C where V is the
VH/Vk = 44 '7K f, F.
of the installation 11 T-H ;-P-r hr, with Crn-pntratinn "; V IF, t!.p r.-
2 k
5 r is t!.P Initial --)ncentrat'.-r. -f
quired volume of tht- catalyst, -m
(25% as a rule); c. is tiie (-I~i cr)nrentr-Ition of 1-11, at th- R r Kr.
:I I
temperature "'4j as a r'ile); and F ~~s the rate e-onstunt of t~.e
reaction Th- vail;esof K for various cata,~sts are r,,,ven in a tfib~'
are I fgure, I table. and h references Soviet bl~,c and
bloc
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Some prcbler-.9 of ... 2
A S S I-- C : A n s
of' N',,:,~-ear Re~-earcl,
Le~end to Fig~ure: v/,;ac,,;um
p
1 5,
5
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7
43 7
2 aer
n-
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2
6
KJ"Jj,"."Phj j'FO"rTaffTld )k hl. PA, 1
-ab'e: 1) constants
Legend to - I 781K 22-K
3 3.sec; 2) cataolyc~~
1: - 1 C g- m 0 1 '~/c m 7
Fr(01% 1.0-2~3 i -
CrtOfl), O,Y~-0.74 0."
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ZELIDOVICH, A.G.; PILIPENRO, Yu-K-
Hydrogen fiquifier with an output of 50 liter per hour of liquid
hydrogen. Prib. i tekh. eksp. 6 no.2:185-187 Mr-Ap 161.
(MIRA 14:9)
1. Ob"yedinennyy institut yadernykh Issledovaniy.
(Gases--Liquifaction) (Hydrogen)

BUYANOV, R.A.', ZELIDDVICP, A.G.; PILIPENYO, Yu.K.
Liquifier for producing parahydrogen and catalizers for the
ortho-para conversion of hydrogen. Prib. I tekh. eksp. 6 no.i:
188-190 Mr-Ap 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Ob"yedinennyy institut yadernykh lssledovaniy.
(Gases-Liquifaction) (Hydrogen)

L 20840-66 EWP(t) IJP(c) WW/JN/JD
ACCESSION NR: k5009454 Cz/oooo/64/ooo/ooo/0172/0178
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AUTHOR:. Zeldovich, A. G. - Filipenko, Yu. K.
I......................
TITLE: Iarge laboratory hydroge 11liquifier V02 for use with large liquid hydr2&e
bubble chambers -17
SOURCE: Conference on Low Temperature Physics and Techniques. 3d, Prague, 1963. -
Physics-and techniques of low temperatures; proceedings of the conference. Prague_
Publ. House of the Czechosl. Academy of Sciencesp 1964, 172-178
TOPIC TAGS: bubble chamber, liquid hydrogen, para hydrogen, liquefaction technique,
cryogenic device
ABSTRACT: The apparatus described Is a Joule-Thrnson liquifier based on it regis-
tered invention by -the authorn (Byulleten' izobrt-teniy No. 19 (1960), 18), and it
smaller version was described by the authors earlier (PTE no. 2 (1961), 185 wid no.
1~ (1~q63), 191) - A diagram of the liquifier in shown in Fig. 1 of the Enclosure.
Its rated capacity is 200 liters of para-bydrogen per hour. The consideraLiuns
governing the choice of some of the components of the equipment are discussed.
Tables listing different characteristics for para-hydrogen production In the liqui-
fier and of the design calculations are presented. Calculations based on the ex-
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perimental, results show that the liquifier can work with 1500 m3/hr of compressed
hydrogen and hence can produce 460 and 200 liters/hour of normal and para-hydrogen,
respectively. "The authors thank W. K. Zelldovich, A. A. Belushkina, L. P. Belo-
nolgova., A. A. D9AID, and G. 0. Khorev who took part in the design and assembly of
the liquifier." Orig. art. has: 2 figures and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Ob"yedinennyy Inatitut yadermykh issledoyaniy (Joint Institute of
Nuclear Research)
SUBMITTED: OD ENCL: 01 SUB CODE: NP
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MICLOSUREs 01
Fig. I .'I Ito liflurfier V()2
Cird
1 - nitrogen section of exchan.
get "hot- zone, 2 - hydrogen
9"1101) Of exchanger "hot"
-n zone, j - fittings, 4 - coil in b-
quid nitrogen hath, j - heat
exchanger of "intermediate"
zone. 6 - nitrogen low prcs-
%ure bAlli, 7 -- hent cAchancr
"cold" zone, 9 - throttle valve,
10 - subsidiary collector, 11 -
pneumatic valve, 12 - reactor.
13 - condensing coil, 14 -
supplementary reactor, Ij -
Outlet valve for para-hydfogen.
16 - outlet valve for normal
hydrogen, 17 - Dewar flaik,
18 - To the vacuum- pump.
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PlLIPHNXQ-,-_Yj_L_.,-,glavnyy vrach
*ir~otiaic acid (vitamin PF) In the treament of sciatica. Zdrav. Belor
5 no.2:48-49 F '59. (KUU 12: 7 )
1. Khvoyenskaya sellskVa bollaitBa Turovskogo rayona Gomellakoy
oblasti.
(NIGOTINIC ACID) (SCIATICA)

Ye.G.; SAMOYLOV-'%, 7.P. (K-* -%-)
Gar-~uF PreVen,~:7e L7,,OeT.re fcr "-. --Ca- '7~af .' L -
ir, the mother !gild rcom. Sov. zdravook". :2 --'.
( :~'T-:,A - ., . '
' I-- detskoy '-,. I :i bcl tr.. ~ tsy 4c !

VENTSEL't Sergey Veniaminovich; BARABASH, M.L., kand. tekhn.
nauk, retsenzent; LOSIKOV, B.V., doktor tekhn. nauk,
prof., red.; FILIFENKO Yu P ^ inzh., red.;
GORNOSTAYPC)L-~i~CYA-,-ii~~S'.~tek~'hn. red.
P . I
(L4rication of internal combustion engines] Smazka dvi-
gatelei vnutrennego sgoraniia. Mosk-va, Mashgiz, 1963. 179 D.
(AURA 16:4)
(Gas &nd oil engines-Lubrication)

DIOMIN, A.I., nauchnyy sotr.; Egjff~ ~ (Pylypenko, 1U.P.],
prepodavatell sredney sholy; TKHORZHEVSKIY, D.O.
[Tkhorzhevs1kyl, D.C.!, red.; SFEVCCITK~, L.I., tekhn.red.
(Classes in fitting and repairing; tractor rep&ir]Uroki z
sliusamo-remontnoi spravy; remont traktora. Za red. K.I.
Shvetsova. Kyiv, Radianslka shkoln, 1%2. 74 p.
(MIRA 16:3)
1. Nauchro-issledovatellskiy institut peagogiki L*kr.SSR (for
Womin).
(Tractors-Maintenfince and repair)

BELOTSERKOVSKIY, Aron Grigorlyevich, inzh.; MIKHALEVICH, Aron Abrmovich,
inzh.; KALISSKIT, V.S., inzh., retsenzent; PILIPENKC, Ju_j,,
inzh., red.; GORNOSTAYPOLISKAYA, M.S., tek . red.
[Handbook for motor-vehicle drivqral Pamiatka voditelia avto-
mobilia. Moskva,, Mashgiz, 1963. 155 p. (MIRA 16:4)
(Automobile drivers-Education and training)

NASTENKC, Nikolay Nikolayevich; BCIFCSHOK, Lev Abramovich;
DVOROVENKO, G.P., kand. tekhn. nauk, reteenzent; GOLOVIN,
D.D., retsenzent; inzh., red.;
GORNOSTAYPOL-SKAYA, M.S., tekhn. red.
(Automation of production procesBes in agriculture] Avtoma-
tizataiia proizvodBtvennykh protsessov v sel'skam khoziai-
stve. Moskvp, Mashgiz, 1963. 194 p. (TRA 16:7)
(Automation) (Agricultuial machinery)

FILONENKO, Serafim Nikolayevich; AFANASIYEV, V.F., kand. takhn.
nauk, retsenzent; BARAB-TARLE, M.Ye., Inzh., red.;
PILIPENKC.-Yu.P., inzb., red.;
t-e-khn. red.
[Metal cutting] Rezanie metallov. Moskva, Mash.-iz, 1963.
209 p. (MIRA 16:7)
(Metal cutting)

VINOGRADOV, Gleb Andreyevich, kand. tekhn. nauk; RADOMYSELISKIY,
lzraill Davidovich, kand. tekhn. nauk; SAMSONOV, G.V.p
retsenzent; FILIF=Q,.Yu.P., Inzh., red.; GORHOSTLY20L'SKAYA,
M.S., tekhn. red.
[Pressing and rolling ceramic metal materials] Presaovanie i
prokatka rastallokeramicheakikh materialov. Moskva, Mashgiz,
1963. 198 p. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Chlon-korreep)ndent Akademii nauk Ukr. SSR (for Samsonov).
(Ceramic metals)

KORNEYEV, Georgiy Vasillyevich; SEDLETSKIY, I.D., inzh., retoenzenti
PILIPENK4 Yu, P., inzh., red.; GORNOSTAYPOLISKAYA, M.S,,, tekhn,
red.
(Hoisting and conveying devices of agricultural repair worishops"
Pod"emno-transportnye ustroistva sellskokhoziaistvennykh
remontnykh masterskikh. Moskva, Mashgiz, 1963. 95 p.
(MI-~'A l6t6~
(Hoisting machinery) (Conveying machinery)

WAYGUZ, Watan Josifovich; BASIN, Mikhail Natanovich; MDXRDV, I.I.P 6016,
retsenzent; FILIPMO X.P., inzh., red.; GORNOSTAYPOLISKATAILS.i
Aekhn. red.
[~rmses for cold briquetting of metal scrap] Presey dlia kholod-
nogo briketirovaniia metallicheskoi struzhki. Moskva, Mashgiz,
1963. 94 P. (MIRA 16t6)
(Pover presses) (Scrap metals)

RUDINSKIY, Stepan Yakovlevich; ROZBNETSKIY, G.A., kand. tekhn. nauk,
dotc., retsenzent; ZAMANSKIY, S.M., inzh., red.; n~IFUIKO,
YU.P., red.; GUZOSTAYPOLISfAYA, I-II.S., tekhn. red.
[Machine tools; collected problems and laboratory work] Metal-
lorezhushchie stiuiki; sbornik zadach i laboratorykh rabot. Mo-
3kvo, I-Itasligiz, 1961. 380 p. (KMA 15:3)
(Machine tools)
litkI

I&ONOV, Andrey Yevatef'yevich; KRAYMOVICH, Ye.M.. prof., doktor tekhn.
nauk, retsenzent; PILIPMO, Yu.P.. red.
LPtmps used in hydraulic eyetens of mchine tools and machinery]
Nasoey gidravlichookikh sistem stankov i mashin. Moskva, Goa.
nauchno-takhn.Izd-vo mgshinostroit.lit-ry, 1960. 225 p.
(KIRA 13:12)
(Pumping machinery) (Hydraulic machin3ry)

YMSENKC, Viktor AVftaelyeTich; GRIN', L.P., kand. tekhn. naukv
retsenzent; PILIPENK0j, Tu.P.j inzh., red.; GOMIOSTAYPOLISKAYA,
Y.S., takhn.- red,
[Operation and repair of agricultural machinez7) Ekspluatetsiia
i remout sallskokhoziaistvemrqkh mashin. Moskva, Mashgiz,
1961. 314 p. (Agricultural machinery) (MIRA 15:4)

DASHEVSKIY, Illya Isaakovich; ZASLAVSKIY, Simon Shleviovich;
FALIKOVSKIY, B.L., inzh., retsonzont; jqjJPP4KQ_L_Y-u-. P.-I
inzh., red.; GORNOSTAYPOLISKAYA, H.S., tekhn. red.
[~'echanization of the manufacture of metalworking and forg-
ing dies] Nlekhanizatsiia izgotovleniia shtampov i press-form.
Mosk-va, 14ashgiz, 1962. 172 p. (MIRA 15:8)
(Dies (Metalworking))

OSIMAK, Marion Terentlyevicb; STEFANENKO, K.N., inzh., retsenzent;
PILIPEKKO, Tu.P., inzh., red.; GORNOSTAYPOLISKMA, M.S.,
tokbn. red.
[Machines for harvesting and ensilaging green fodder]Mashiny
dlia uborki -I silosovaniia zelenykh kormov. Moskva, I-ashgiz,
1961. 106 p. (KIRA 15:12)
(Ensilage) (Agricultural machines)

KLEBANOV, Boris Vladimirovich, inzh,; KUZIMIN, Vladimir Grigorlyevich,
inzh.; MASLOV, Vladimir Ivanovich, inzh.; LEONCV, I.S., inzh.,
retsenzent; SOROKIN, A.A., inzh., retsenzent; PILIPENKO, Yu.P.,
inzh., red.; GORNCISTAYPGLISKAYA, M.S,, Sekhn. red.
[Repair of motor vehicles and tractors)Remont avtowbilei i trak-
torov. Pod red. n.V.Klebanova. Moskva, MAshgiz. Pt.2. 1962. 301 p.
(MIRA 16:21
(Motor vehicles-Maintenance and repair)
(Tractors--Maintenance and repair',

KOND;iA7YUK,, Pavel Ivanovich; STETMIEIIKO, A.I., inzh., retsenzent;
FILIF:31KG,_Tu,P., inzh., red.; GOfU40STAYPOLISKAYA, M.S.,
-f7e~. red .
[Machines for the over-all c.echanization of hay harvestir,g]
14ashirW dlia koi-pleksnoi mekhanizatsii uborki trav na Scno.
Voskva, Mashgiz, 1962. 156 P. (MIRA 15:7)
(Hay--liarvesting) (Barvesting machineTT)

SIIAL'NEV, Viktor Grigorlyovich; huNS11-1111NOV, 1.~;.p himl. tokhr.. iwraV,
red.; PILIP-MITKO, Yu.P., inzh., red.; GORTOSTAYPOLISIXA, V.S.,
tekhn. red.
[Progress in forging and sheet-Twtal working methods '-tazvi Lie
matodov obrabotki metallov davleniem. ~.oskva, Masligiz, 1)6~.
618 ~. (mliA I, - 1r)
(Forging) (Sheet-meta.1 work)

DUDNIK, Prokofty Temolayevich; UMVIK, V.T., inzh., reteenzent;
PILIFENKO,, Yu.F., inzh.,, red.; GOMOSTAYPOLIMIYA, V.S.,
'WrEn. red. - -
(Burnishing and flattening tools and mandredla) Obrabotki,
raskntki i dorny. Moskva, Mashgiz, 1962. 73 p.
(Hakalworking machinery) (11MA 15:4)
.1.

SOLCHKA, Yakov Fedorovich; VLkMKO, S.K., inzh., retsenzont; ZLILIPU40,
Tu.P., inak.,, red.; GORNOSTAYPOLISKAYA, M.S., tekhn. red.
---
[Manufacture of bimetallic parts) Froizvodstvo dvukhsloinykh
detalei. Moskva, Mashgiz, 1962. 116 p. (MUWA .15:4)
(Metalwork) (Laminated metals)

TKACHENKC, Aleksey Yefir.ovich; KAAFENKO, Sergey Aleksandrovich;
VORONEZESKI7, V.I., inzh., rets. nzent; PIMPEIM, 'Yu.F.,
inzh., red.; GORNCSTAYPCLISKAYA, P..S.,, tekhT.. red.
[Xpchines for the over-all mechanization of field crop cultiva-
tion] Vashiry dlJa komplekanoi mekhanizatsii rabot v iolevod-
stve. ',,c--kvPJ. Gos. nauchno--tA1,hn.izd-vo mRshinostroit. lit-ry,
1961. 128 p. WIFU 15:2)
(Farm mechanization)

KORIMEO, Aleksandr Stepanovich; KREHRESHTEYN. Lev leaskovich;
PETROVSKIY, Sergey Dmitriyevich; OVSIY?,'IIKO. Grigoriy
Hikhaylovich; BAEHANOV. Vasilly Yeflmovich; KROUVETS. M.S.,
dotsent, kand.tekhn.nauk. retsenzent; PILIPENKO, ru.P.,
red.; CrORNOSTTAYPOLISKAYA, M.S.. tekh~.iecT.- -
LProject work for course credit in the theory of mechanisms
and machlneaj Kursovoe proektirov8nie po teorii riekhanitmov
i mashin. lzd.)., dop. i perer. Pod red. A.S.Koreniako.
MoskvFj, Gos.nnuchno-tekhn. izd-vo mashinoatroit.lit-ry,
196o. 259 P. (MMA 14:))
(Hechanical engineering)

VASHCHIMO, KonBtantin Illieh; SOFRONI. L-mirentsio; FILIPMEO, Yu.P.,
inzh., red.
[Nognesium cost iron] Kagnievyi chugun. lzd.2., dop. i parer.
Moskva. Gos.uauchno-tekhnAzd-vo mehinostroit.lit-ry. 1960.
486 p. (MIU 13:11)
(Cost iron) (w gme, 8 ium)

LIBONOV, Andrey Tevetaflyevich; KHATMOVICH, Te.K., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk,
retsenzent; FILMEKO, Tu.P., red.
LPamps for the hydraulic syntems of machine tools and machinery]
Hasosy gidremlichaskikh sistem stankov i mBehin. Moskva. Goo.
nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry. 1960. 224 p.
(KIRA 1):10)
(Pumping machinery) (Machine tools--Hydraulic driving)

DEVIZ, Anatoliy Ivanovich(D'ornin', A.I.J PILIPENKO, Yuriy Petrovich (Pylypen-
ko, IU.P.); KIMEV, Vasiliy Petrovich lKyr1eiev, V.P.1; SUSHKO, I.S.,
red.; BE?" , Z.G. [Borman, Z.H.), tekhn. red.
(Repair of tractors and automobiles, manual for secondary schools]
Remont traktoriv i avtomobiliv; pidruchWk dlia serednloi shkoly.
Kyiv, Derzh. uchbovo-pedagog;, vyd-vo ORadianalka shkola," 1960. 291 ~.
(MIRA 14: 1-1)
(Motor vehicles-Maintenance aDd repair)

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ACCESSION NR: AP4011435 S/0076/64/038/001/0016/0019
AUTHORS: Pilipenkol- Xe 6- A.,_(Karaganda); Andreyev, Yu. N. (Deceased,
Karaganda
TITLE: Investigation of the adhesive forces of rubber
SOURCE: Zhurnal fiz. khim, v. 38, no. 1, 1964, 16-ig
TOPIC TAGS: rubber, work of adhe-s-1-on, adhesive force, adhesive
force determination method, di,,~!-~ylnitrile copolymer, natural
rubber, diviny]-styrene copolymers, polybutadiene polymer, nitrile
grou-p, SHN-3, SKN-18, SKN-26, sKN-4o, SKI, NK, SKS-30-A, SKS-30-AM,
SKD
ABSTRUICT: A new method for determining the work of adhesion be-
tween a solid material and water is based on determining the ad-
hesive forces from the motion of drops on a rotating disa surface.
The adhesive forces of a number of rubbers were compared: divinyl-
nitrile copolymers containing different amountB of acrylanitrile-
SKS-3, SKN-18, SKN-26, SKN-40; cis-1,4-polylBoprene SKI; natural
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ACCESSION ER: Ap4oiI435
rubber NK; divinylstyrene copolymer SKS-30-A and SKS-30-AM (the
latter containing 15% "Antol-18" oil); and polybutadiene polymer
SKD. The work of adhesion of the different materials In water in-
creases with increasing number of polar groups. The Increase in
the number of nitrile groups sharply increases the work of adhesion
and can be evaluated quantitatively. Orig. art. has: 4 tables and
3 equations.
ASSOCIATION: None
suEmiTTED: 18xov6o DATE ACQ: l0eb,64, ENCL: 00
SUB CO*,,)E: KA, PH NO REF SOV: 004 OTHER: 000
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Hof. zh. KhLndya, Part II, Abs. ?3621
REF S0jRC_--': Tr. N.-i. oroyek-tno-konstrukt. in-ta tekhnol. mashinostr., no. 1, 1965,
75-9-1.1
TOP!-' TA33: thermosettin.-7 material, themoolastic material, polymer rheology, thermo-
elasticityv elastic riod4sv thermal exDansion
':3T.'~AC7: Thernosettin- and thermoplastic Dolyners in the range of small deformations
i-:ere tested, and their ohysiconechanical characteristics were treated mathematically.
.Lhe following quantities were deter-dned: thermal eytension of polyolefins, dependence
of Ezinell hardness on the elastic modulus and molecular weight, initial elastic -nodu-
lus fron the thermoelastic affect, and relationshin between the latter and the coeffi-
cient of linoar thermal ev.-oansion. 7he elastic orouerties of PIA fibersj!vere studied
all - 201. On the basis of the ex-Dorimental data, a nomogram of the thermoelastic prop-
erties of thermODlastic nolymers was constru ed which enables one to find the rela-
tionshin between'the initial elastic modulusZe coefficient of linear thermal expan-
sion, and the thermoolastic coefficiont. Z. Ivanova. [Translation of abstract]
SUE, CO
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ACC NRo AR6ol.61475 SOURCE COM: UR/0124/65/000/012/vo96/VQ97
AUTHOR: Mellent'yev. P. V.- Znamenska a Ye. A.; Pilipenok, D. A.; Stalevich, A. M.,
'Y_
Petryayev, S. V.
TITLE: Deformation- properties of polymer materials
SUURCE: Ref. zh. Mekhanika, Abs. 12VB29
REF SOURCE: Tr. N.-i-:- ~ro ektno-konstrukt. in-ta tekhnol. mashinostr., no. 1,
1965, 75-95
TOPIC TAGS: material deformation, polymer physical property, metal deformation, poly-
ethylene plastic
ABSTRACT: The authors point out differences between the deformation properties -6f
polymer materials and metals. The following empirical formula is proposed for cuxves
describing creep in polymers under constant stresses:
e -a+ W-21
where E is deformation, t is time and a and b are the curve parameters. These para-
meters are linear functions of stress; at low temperatures T the curve parameters
vary fairly smoothly as T is raised, but after T reaches some critical value (e. g.
401C for high-pressure Rolyethylene) a and b increase sharply with the application of
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heat. An attempt is made to establish a correlation between nardness H- ara ne ~ni-
tial modulus E0. The effect which the molecular weight M of polyethylenes has on the
characteristics of EO and HB was studied in the range M=5 .104_9.105. It was found in
contrast to previous data (see Alfrey, T., "Mechanical Properties of High Polymers",
Moscow, Izd-vo in. lit., 1962) that rigidity has a maximum in the region of moderate
The authors suggest the use of the thermoelastic effect (more precisely, the Joule
ieffect) for determining the initial modulus. In conclusion, data are given on the re-
;Iaxation properties of various ribersv Bibliography of 10 titlea. N. 1. M&Iinin.
[Translation of abstract3
SUB CODE: 11, 20
Corti 212

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K:- , L.N., akaze! --'k , ret. enzent; IT, N.: I
prof., retse- ert; 'U.'..' ~rof., retsenzent;
1','A.I:C'V' , S . Z. prc,,~. ~,Z~tFb'ftprt i,'- qRACT-VA , *~ . S . , red .
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skva Kolk's , "', '~ . 3 u.1, 11 . tN[,'il,,A 17:1C)
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ZELIDOVICH, A.G.; PILIPENKO, Yu.K.
Impravement and accelerstlon of a VOI hydrogen l1quiefler. Prib.
I tekh. csksp. 9 no.41l9l JI-Ag 163. (MIRA 16:12)
1. Obl'yedinennyy Institut yadernykdi issledovaniy.

Gh IS RAN IN, Ye.1 . ; KUKAV ADZE, G.M. ; LEPENI)lN, V.I. ; MAMEL(A'h , ;..Ya. ;
JAC?,Cj7()V, I.G.; ORLOV, V.V.; PIILPET113' 11,.T.
. 1 6-
4~. , , -
Measurement of the absorption croaB secton -'cr -"~:
snerg. 19 no.5:459-460 N 165. 1 "~ 1 llt~' , P: '.

ACC NR. AP7002172 SOURCE CODE: uR/ooft/66/oa/006/0514/051~~
AUTHOR: Barchuk, I. F.; Pilipets, D. T.
ORG: none
TITLE: Method of checking the tightness of the fuel elements of the WR-M reactor
SOURCE: Atomnaya energiya, v. 21, no. 6, 1966, 514-515
TOPIC TAGS: reactor fuel element, nuclear fission, fission product, metal cladding/
VVR-M reactor
ABSTRACT: The method described by the authors was developed at the Physics Institute!
of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences in 1962. Its features are t'-st the gaseous
fission products accumulated in the fuel elements are extracted from an unsealed
fuel element by vacuum into a large volume, after which they are gathered and con-
centrated in an ionization chamber whose volume is 100 times as small (Fig. 1).
This greatly increases the sensitivity of the method. The current produced in the
ionization chamber by the radioactive products from the fuel element serves as a
criterion for determining the degree of its tightness. A procedure for applying
this method under reactor conditions is described. The time it takes to test one
ftel element is about one hour and requires the services of only one operator.
Orig. art. has: I figure.
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