SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ARTOBOLEVSKIY, I. - ARTSINOVICH, G.
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AMOBOLITUTY, I.I., &ksdonik; CRUM. MaN., daktor tokbm. ranks Prof.
Mechanism for platting a trochoid and its possible an** IST& Me
nobab, sav.1 mashimostra mo.11/110-7 138. (NIMA 130)
lexaskovskir aviatslossyr InstittA in$ IsorbuNwass (for MAW$"
ekly). 2.Xoekovlkir AekbU010616heskly ISSUM
(for Garnet),
(hatheastic4a inst. at$)
ARTOBOLIRSITY. 1. 1.
Conference on the theory of vwchaj~l"* at the High TflohniMl
Sobool in Dresden. lsv,AN SSSV,,%4Lt*M.wmk tia,12-153-155
D 158* (MIR& 11112)
(Dreadon-Nechanical
AMOBOLMKIT. I.I., almdomik
Some mw machantepa. Trudy lust.mob,30m.po tsaromajb., 18
no.69:5-12 .'58. (XMA 12$O
(*chazlcal movemsate)
DWMW. A.T.;
SISTAKTAN, N.M.; FRANK. a-H-; SHCHIRWOV, D-1-1 Wmdoml ; S':
ARwwIm=..j.jm&jamd*mdk; WIN. V.A., dekler lokhb. UdUkg
DOMAETSIIT, S.M., kBild. takhn. mauki NMI. A,P.; RM-my, IP.P.
Soviet,sclentlets on, the oxhibitleas Test., AN SUR 28 us.Utl*O-U8
1 158. (NIIA ul 19)
I.Chlow-korrospondent AN SSSR,. (for ftop", platrove
Badnikov). 2.Chlon-kerreopeadent ANN UIR (for tm&
(*ussals-fthibitl cab)
300)
AUTHOR: Artobolevskiy, I. I., Academician 307/xC-56-1 1-32/48
TITM Soviet SciE-ntists on the Exposition (Sove-takiye ucqonyye o
vystavke)
PERIODICALs Vestnik Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Nr lippy 109-111 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author is active in the field of technical sciences. go
describes his impressions with regard to the exhibits in this
field. In his opinion the Palace of Scien4es was the soot
interesting pavilion in this respect. The author also streissee
the fact that Soviet science was very impros.iiyely represented
in this pavilion. Many national pavilions aljo demonstrated
aspects of modern technology, but in the opinion of the author
the exhibits in the Soviet pavilion were 'the most varied and
impressive ones. In this connectioli he ment:-orle the artifiaiiLl
earth satelliteal the peaceful use of nuclear power etc. Of
the other national pavilions 49 mentiong thote of Great Britain,
France, Czechoslovakia, Belgium, the Fe-ioral Republic of
Germany, Switzerland, and Japan. He concludet by ex;ressing
his disappointment at the US pavilion which contained on17
Card 112 few, if excellent, exhibits which were of interest to the
3oviet Scientists on the Exposition JO-1/30-50-11-3?/48
expert in modern technology, although the United States
are generally known and respected for their ;reut performance
in the field of modern technology. There is figure.
Card 212
lame AFMOMMIYy Zo Is
Title Am&Wcisn
Remarks 1, 2, Artbbolovskiy Is the author of on wU*lo mUtLed
"IntaUlgant" MmabInano's The ortilae mnUom# an orIginal
aut~tlc md"Ammi mechinos vith an eleatzmrAc WtSmOOM qwbw.,
built by the Revowch UaUtite of
Umbine Tbo3j snA the TnxW of Mahlus 8014106 of the UM
AaalmW of Saimmoss, We lintAlligmtt wALUU, I-s Able to
pwforma evan, the most difficat, tuks &utomxUc#W* # The
Instructions are vrlwl-tm an films Is Speala Opta-wo " a
d:Lffwdnt MIx Is givw to the machine 9br sub not twk that
it, must pafWM6
Source N: VoicheriVig Jbakv&,.p Ne, 288j, 9 Doember 1958# p. 3m e., 1-3
30
16(1) PHASE I WOK E(PWITATION $0V/26,'8
Artobolevskiy, Ivan Ivanovich
Teoriya mkhanizmov dlya vosproizv4den4a ploskM krivykh (IbenT of Plans
durve-tracing Mechanism) Moscov, ltd-vo AN SM, 1959. 255 P. (Seriest
problevW teorii -shin) 4,000 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Akadmiya. usuk: SM, institut assh1mvedenLya,
Ed..- N.I. Levitskiy, Doctor of Technical Wleaces, Professor; IM, of
Publishing House: Z.N. -Perlya (Deceased); Editorial Board: I.I. Artalboldv-
skiy, Academician (Reav. Ed.), A.A. Blegonrovoy, Academiclan.. 5,0. BMaylgh,
Academician; V.I. Dikushin, Academician; S.V. Sorensen, Aa*dt*AaL%n,
Ukrainian SM Acadeqr of Sniancts; S.V. Pinegin, Doctor of Te-chnical $dames,
Professor; N.I. Levitskiy, DocWr of Techtioal Sciences, Professor; F.M. ftalsnt~
berg, Doctor of Technical Scienees: A.Ye. Kobrinakiy, Dftt4r ofTechatcal
Sciences; N.P. Rayevskiy, Can4idAt,% of Technical Sciences; and A*?. B*G40WVP
Candidate of Technical Bcienies (Scientlific Becretary),,
PIRPOSE: This book is inteaded for mathcoatiais= and dealp engineers.
Card 1/5
Theory of Plane Curve-tracing Hadhanim (Cont.) say/208
COVZMM: This book gemwilizes the results of Soviet W florsism scientists
in the theory of curvo-traoing mechainismso and presents:t1be author's
vorks on the subject, vhich hsNe been published in various JournaLs and
periodicals in the last 10 to 15 years. In this bock, the ito-called
9 tric-algebraic approach, Le&, the combination of Memitria construc-
tions vith the analytic theory of slgabra4c exid trawooAsnial curves, is
developed. fte monograph studies in detail wahmies for Ixecing alsebrMe
curves up to 4th order incluniVe *Ad certUn mcbWas T*r tracing
algebraic curves of higher order than 4th and of transoendent cwYese The
methods of tracing are given for closed *ury" and for op" wAr"s with
one or more branches. The author thads Professor X.1, tsvJWkJTj
Doctor of Inginewing Sciences, for editing the book, oM A. (so Kbbrinskiy,
Doctor of Inginsering Sciences, for his Yalumble advice doncuming the
book. References appear in footnotes.
TOLI OF CONTMM t
Preface
_Ch. 1. rundementals of the Theoty of Ourft-tracing Usab"twu With
Higher Pairs of the Fourth Clads T
1. Tracing curves vith cantroi& ank,trajactory pairs; 7
2. Tracing curves with a three-link kinowtia ab"s
Card 2/5
25(2) PIWE I H00K "ff'/:')P5
Artobolevskly, Ivan Ivanovlrh filkniny Ivnnnvich 1,evitskly, and
3-ergey Aleksandrovich-CNAuAinnv
Sintez ploskikh mekhanizmov (Synthesis of Planni, MvehaniSms)
Moscow, Fizmatgiz, 1959. 10R4 p. 10,000 coplen printed.
Ed.: A. Ye. Kobrinskiy; Tech. Ri.: 11. Yrt. Miirnahcvn.
PURPOSE: The book to intended for scientific renanrch workers,
engineers, designers, Lecturers, and students In advanced courses
at schools of h1rher technical e4ucation.
COVERAGE: The book discusses exact nnd accurate methods of thb
synthesis of mechanisms. Problems solved by algebraic methods
are distinguished from problems solved by geometrical methodof
In some cases suggestions are made for the application ortheseW.
being discussed to particular space mechAnAM. The uses of
general methods of synthesis are illustrated by examples. A
list of basic literature is presented. It includes works
published up to 1957. The Introduction contains historical and
bibliographical information on the development or the theory
Card 1/10
Synthesis of Planar MechAnises SOI/2985
of the ayntheais of mechanisms. The Authors thank Professor
Ya. L. Geronimus, Doctor of Physical And MRth*MA-,i0al Sciences,
And A. Ye. Kobrinskiyj Doctor of Technical SoIences, for their
comments and suggestions, There are 2A5 referencest 172 Soviet,
81 German, 19 English, 12 French, and 1 Latin.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
rreface 6
IntrMuction 11
PAIIIII 1. j0112' INFORMATION ON TFIR THRORY
STRUCTURC AND K114EMATIC GEOFIC-1111' 017 19'HANISMS
Ch. 1. Basic Types and Structures of Planar Mechnnisis 2?
1. Three-link mechanisms 27
2. Four-link mechanisms 44
3. Five-link r6echanisms 62
4. Six-link mechanisms 67
Card 2/10
25(2), 28(1) SOV/30 - 5 4/6'
AUTHOR: Artobolevskiy, I. I., Academician
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'TITLE: Important Problems of the Theory of Machimov un-i Mei::hartisms
(Vazhnyye problemy teorii mashin i mekbantzmov)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Ir 3, pp 19-2, (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the present paper the author reports on the :jt4go of theme
problems and refers to those questions which arit of special
current interest and'oonsequontly ihould to sol-md first of aLl.
A particularly urgent problem is the dsvelopaw. of the general
theory and the calculation methods for automrstif: ctaah-ines ani
mechanisms, which partly consist of rigid olements such as
levers, came and oogwhoelso In this oonneetioti apecial attentlon
should be devoted to the now cogging method of It. L. Novikov.
A great deal remains to be done also in the ayni-hosis and
calculation of hydraulic, pneumtio and electrical equipment
of automatic machines. The synthesis of systome with a preset
'C';iise for the "tFiatment of complicated partii it, mentioned as
an important problem. For nuclear angineerir4g ard uther
activities unhealthy for man special manipul4itirg mechanisms
Card 1/2 are necessary which permit remote control. The :nstitut
SOW,13C-5~-3-4/6!
Important Problems of the Theory of Machines and Mechanisma
mashinovedonlya kkademii nauk 9881 (Institute o! Machine Con-
struetion, of the Academy of lea's with this
problem. Continuously more importance is Otmohod t6 dynamical
problems of machines which are regarded as aliwic systems.
In this connection the author makes rettronco ti, ;sper* of
I* V. Heshcherekly. The investigation of the actual motions of
the system motor - working machine is also rtigaided as an impor-
tant problem of the modern theory of machines. 1-inally the
autbor states that at present more attention shculd be devoted
to this field by the Academies of Sciences of the '7$31 and the
Union's Republicap the Branch Academies of Sdiences, stientific
research institutions, construction- and design-offices, in-
dustrial laboratories and chalro of universities. For the
purpose of coordinating th1s work the author sug?ests to estab-
lish leading institutes for the individual problime. The AS MOR
should attach more importance to the development of the Institute
of Maohinr ftildbg and its corresponding la*)oratoriss.
Card 2/2
iTiTo-B-CO~IXIMIY...L&L&O.AWoaik; XMTAVTSBT, P.S., prof*; )SOROMWO 10100 1
RSHMNITSM. B.N., kand. takha. n"kt DIHOUT, A.A., kW.
tekhn. usak; VASILIM, LO., kaM, tekba, look; ISUPM, 0,1.0 JuvA,
geolo-sluer, Muk; IMM, M.,.pref,4 U00,1101to 'T*,A,s dektot 6640-
miner.nauk; IUMMOOTO D.O.0 "f*; ;~Uyimm. W100 p"fo;
vDil am '' . W.I., Pref. I ulmov. up.. lailt. t i91. lavk..
XOMMMUTOV, I.TiL.0 prof'; KOZWVO A000; 0-11wo Top*$ -Prdo;
IXMUMMaY, A.A.; WDRAN, TOL.G., prot.; Sowulmo $.To* imad.
tekba.nauk; 11MV. Bogoo prtf*; IMIMMIT, Volo# &~mdsmlkj BUTWTO
NIB., almdemik; BUOY. LX., akattaoilt.
Speeches. Up. into est. I takti. no.6:111-141L 15%,
(MIM 12:6)
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(for lknilevskir).
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chemical industries) Vrom6nrjy6 pravila tekMIkI bis-
opasnosti I prcesanitarit dlia vw7vo- I OpsopasVkh
khIvIcheakikh proizvodetv. 14oskva, Isd-vo, "Nedra," 1964.
79 P. (KIRA rig)
1. ;"wssia (1917- R.S.F.S.R.) Gosudaretvann7y kordtat PO
nadzoru za bezop"np vedeniem rabot v promysKlenrosti I
gornoinu nadzoru.
ARTSABKA) A#L&
Upper Tortonian and Lower Sarntian sedimmts in the Inner
of the Carpathlan pledment fault. Cool. zbur. 23 no.51100-
101 163. (HrM 16t12)
1. Geologorosshukova kontora trestu *L1vivWtog&zrosv1dka.*
i) iN'T ~t' U.'t- V,
Subject USSR/Aeronautios - Miscellaneous AID P - 5289
Card 1/1 Pub. 58 - 7/11
Author Artseulov, K.
Title How the spin 'Was vanquished
Periodical Kryl. rod., 5, 15-16, S 1956
Abstract The author relates howp on September 23, 1916, allogedly
for the first time in the history of aviation,, he sixeceeded
to bring a Nieuport 21 plane out of an Intentionally
created spin. I photo.
Institution : None
Submitted ! No date
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(Gliding and soaring)
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takeo. Tod. i sari. takho no.4s26-32 Ap 161. OTRA 18i1)
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PHASE I BOOK nPLOITATIOX
AUTHOR: Artelmovich A,X.
TITIZ: Special Technological Processes In Intruiment Planufteture
(Spetsiallnyye tekhnologicheskly* protses*7 v prlboiostr
PUB. DATA: Gosudarstvennoye soyuxnoye izdatel'stvo 3udost"itollogy
promyshlennostl, Leningrad, 1957, 236 Pl)-k 5,500 co;des.
ORIO. AGENCY: None Given
EDITOR: Isayev, P.A.; Responsible Ed.: Kashin, N.V.; Tech. Id.t
Kontorovich, A.I.
PURPOSE: The book to Intended as a textbook for students In radlo
engineering and *I*etro-vochanical technical schools.
It may be useful to technologists and forement takIng courses
to increase their qualifications and 41so help;tul to angIneer
and technicians employed by Instrument mmuftaturing
enterprises.
COVERAGE; The book deseribos special tachnologi*41 prooessos whiah
miy be employed by plants prMuoing, Instrumetts and
equipment. A ei nificant poftion of,the book Is de'ated
to the electrical wiring of equipment, methods of marking
Card 1/1 electrical components, connecting wires and cables.
'1?1
Special Technological Processes in Instrument IfAnufacture (Cont.)
Sufficiently full treatment is given to soldering and braxingp
and to modern methods of brazing s%kch as brasinig in protective
hydrogen atmosphere high frequency Induction brazing,, and
ultrasonic brazing (aluminum and aluminum &116ya). Uperate
chapters are devoted to the t*chnoloti of producing ceramic
pirts, to,casting of nonferrous alloys, to 10"Itment casting,
gluelng of metals and nonmetallic materials, etc. The text
to illustrated with detailed data, technical specifications."
mianufaeturing instructions, standards, etc. A list of offitA41
specification instructions used In the book Is Stwen at the and.
There are no references and there Is no mention of personalities,
TABLE OF CONTENTS Page
Preface 3
Ch. I. - Preparation of Cast Alloys
l., Preparation of oast alloys from ferrou-s
metals
2. Preparation of alloys with electro-
- technical properties 8
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121
Special Technological Processes In Instrument 10anufacture (Cont.)
4. Preparation of cast aluminum alloys 13
Ch. II. Investment Casting 19
5. Design requirements for parts
manufaetured by the Investment eaSting
process i 19
6. Preparation of pattern dies for
investment casting 20
7. Technological process of Investment
casting 6 21
Ch. III. The rmal Treatment in Instrument Manufacture 26
8. Thermal treatment of steel parts 26
9. Themo-chemical treatment of steel
parts 29
10. Thermal treatment of parts made from
electrotqchnical steels and alloys 35
11. Thermal treatment of blanks and parts
made from nonferrous metals and alloys 40
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Special Technological Processes In Instrument Manufact ure (Cortt.)
12. Thermal treatment of blanks cast In
ceramic shall molds 49
13. Oxidation of nichrome-and constantan
. wire 50
Ch. IV. Manufacture of Ceramic Products 54
14. Precision in manufacture and tothno-
logical requirements of ceramic
products 54
15. Preparation of raw mat*rj&jq and
cerazic mixtures 6T
16. Shaping of produets made of cormle
mixtures 80
17. Coating with paraffin and the mechanical
working of ceramic semi-finished par-.s
before baking 89
18. olazing go
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Special Technological Processes in Instrument Marufacture (Cant.)
19. Thermal treatment of ssmt-f1ni0*d and
finished earamic parts 93
20.
Mechanical work1n$ of parts aftor tinal
baking
97
21. Marking ceramic parts
22. Silver coating ceramics
Ch. V. Nawfacture'of-Plabtic Pzboduats
23. uses and properties of plastics
24. Prealsion In manufacture and rujuirs-
monts for plastic- products
25. Methods of manufacturing plastle
products
26. Silver coating plastics
Ch. VI Manufacture of ftw Rubber Parts
27. Preparation of raw rubber and
fittings; pressing of parts
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101
103
103
104
124
126
126
121
Special Technological Processes In Instrument Manutaoturo (Cdnt.)
Ch. VII. Coatings In Instrument Manufacture 134
28. Classification and uses of coatinga 134
29. Technological processes in coatIng 143
Ch. VIII. Gluing Metals and Nonmetallic Materials 155
30. Polymerization glues 156
31. Evaporation or diffusion glues 163
Ch. IX. Brazing and Soldering In Instrument
Manufacture 17'0
32. Fillers and kluxes 170
33. Methods of Brazing and Soldering 183
Oh. X. Saturating and Coating Blectrical Compooent
Windings with Ingulating Varnishes aW
Enamels. Filling with Orsaaes and CompoLnde
201
34. Equipment for saturating electrical
components 202
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Special Technological Processes in Instrument Manufacture (Coot.)
35. Technological processes for saturating
and coating windings 203
36. Technological process*$ for filling
transformers and Induptore 209
Ch. XI. laernal Electrical Wiring for Blocks ard
Instruments 215
37. Requirements for electrical wiring
diagrams 215
38. Standard technological processes In
electrical wiring 217
39. Positional numbering of components
'and their marking 237
40. Marking and fastening wiring ends
and cable conductor$ 245
List of Standards, Technical 0 idanae Materialop Nenufaeturing
Instructions, Reports, ate. ?U82od by the auth0j7 259
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.. I IGL- Alskods Womikk XASHIX. 1.1-s ot"tot"AW rodshor;
A&&Amw,, 1--, Ms"Or; AuRrOMICK, A.I., tokhatobookly rodaktor
[Special technological prooseves in Instromoot woWaoturo] 8polatell.
my* t*khnologioho&kL* protvosoy v priboroattonit, lont ml do*.
solusnos Isd-vo suiostroit. provWshl.& 1957. 262 P" I= 10:9)
(Instrwast industry)
OVICH. D.I.
Some spectral resnUritles of, x1do Uck-effeet Photocolus
157.
Dop. t& pov. Liviv. un. noo,7073.".91Z (RIU 1112)
(Photoelectric calls)
ARTSIXOTICH. D.1.
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Some Inertia properties of wwroux-oxido back-offict photccel2s,
DDp. t& pov. Llviv. uno nos? Vb#)jV*,44$ '~)T. (MM Iltz)
(Photoelectric cells)
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Inertia properties of *,
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prepared under reducort 1:1ree-miji-o of tho ~s Kil ~? ~l ~,i I -m. 1~11), t's
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekbanika, Nr 6, p 107 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Artsimovich G. V. , Kiritlov. V.A.
TITLE- An Optical Method Used With High-speed Fhotography to Study
Stress Distribution in Irnpact-loaded Materials (Primenesiiye
opticheskogo metoda v sochetanii 9 vysokoskorostnoy fotogra-
fi,,ey d1ya izucheniya raspredeteniya napryi zheniy v matetiale
pri udarnykh nagrumkakh)
PERIODICAL: Izv. Dnepropetr. gora. in-t*, 1957, Vol 30, Nr Z, pp 109-118
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this study was to detcrmille the stress tl~stri-
bution that devolops in roek subjected to the action of a cutting
toot and to ascertain the variations that occur in the character
of the stress distribution when different types of cutting tools
are used and when the relationship of the static and dynamic
forces applied to the cutting toot is varied,
(Reviewe~,r's naMt not gim)
1. Rock--Stresses 2. High speed photograptW--,VplIcatlons
Card I /'1 3. Cut'.ing tools--Performance
ARTSIMCIVICH, G. V., Cand Tech Sci - (diss) "Experimental R"earch and FroduclUon
Testing of the jubmersible Hyraulic Impact Machine DGI for 1~be 3orirW of Deep
Exploratory Dnepropyetrovsk 1960, 15 pp, OneproMotr9rok Order of 40or
Red Banner Mining Institute im Artem~ 150 CoPies, no price g1volt NLO 21-60, 122)
FILIPFOVA, U.S.; YASOV, V.0.1 MWIYXWt I.A.1 AM~ 'U1
RPSHTICTI, To.?. v prof o.p daktor toMli; *Mmttq' A.?. I
SIM, V.F.; MUMV, L.T., etv, "A.1 SM I FuMili-t tIA. To, p
red. isa-vu; XWMbVAg VA 0 tokko. red.
(CambinAtion drilling of hol" vith boraulto drills] Odom-
vftshobatollnoe bardnie skva$hin aldiwadami knot. RbOkvu
Goagortekhiz"tp 1963. 83 P. (,bring) (Kt?A 1615$