SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BABICHEV, A. P. - BABICHEV, M. A.

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continuous acceleration of electrons. The experimental data do not permit any
definite conclusions to be drawn concerning the mechanism responsible for the ob-
served behavior of the plasmas. The authors thank Academician I.K.Kikoin for his
interest in the work, and V.V.Vasil'tsov and Yo.P.Gorbunova for their participation
in the experimental work. Orig. art. has: 2 figures.
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lowances whei;6 honing terlals
properties. Novocherkassk, 1961.
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poesesiulng-diff.,erest mechanicP1
(Min of lll~-Iher and See
Spec Ed RSFSR. Novocherkasek Orde,,, of Labor lied Banner
Polytech Inst im Sergo Ordzhonikidze) (KL, 8-61, 240)

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honing. Stan. i instr. 34 no.lOt27-28 0 163.
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BABICHEV, A.P.; DIYACHENKO, V.I.
Finiehing turbine-blade surface by mains of vibratory grinding.
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BABICHEV, A.P.; KOTIMINIKOV, V.K., dotsep inz! '*, retsienzent;
YELIZAVETIN, M.A.j kand. teklm. nauk, dots., rod.
[Honing] Iffioningovanie. Moskva, Mashiriostroonle, 1965.
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BABICWN, A.r., kand. tekhn. nauk; PICHKO, A.S., inzh.
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BAUOV, Dmitriy Ivanovich; ZOLOTORZVSKIT, Tulty Semenovich: RUSSO.
Vladimir Loonidovich; RTAZMhYA. Tamara Konstantinoyna;
kand.tekhn.nauk, nauchnyy red.; XAZAROV.
red.; L'RVOCHKINA, L.I., tekhn.red.
(Weldable aluminum alloys; properties and use] Sverivaiu-
shchiesin aliuminievyo splavy; evoistya i primenenie. Lenin-
grad, Goe.soiusnoe isd-vo sudostroit,promyshl.. 1959. 234 p.
(KIRA 121lO)
(Aluminum alloyn)

MURAKHIN, N. (gorod Stavropol'); BABICHIV, D. (gorod Stuvropoll).
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Fulfill your pledges. Kinomekhanik no.5:10-11 KV 153. (KLRA 6:6)
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l.Ugleobogatital 'nava fabrika "Ziminka 3-4".
(Coal preparation)

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Using water-sludge flowsbeets for K1 coal. Ugol' 33 n0-5:42-44
MY 158. "IMIRA 11:5)
l.Ugleobogatitellna.va fabrika "Ziminka 3-4."
(Coal preparation)

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AUTHOR: Babichev. E.B.
TITLE: The Electric Welding Machine 11'~jll.t-150/1,000 (MShPL-1.50/1'ooo)
for Joining the Ends of Strips
PERIODICAL: Byul. tekhn.-ekonom. inform., 1961, No. 1, pp. 26--27
TE)CT: In 1960, the works "Elektrile' put on the market the maohIne1"jLj11.(_
-150/1,000 (MShPL-150/1,000) with guillotine for contact lap welding of the ends
of cold-rolled or transformer carbon-steel strips from 0.1 to 1.0 mm thick and
from 500 to 1,050 mm broad. The machine operates in continuous technological met-
al processing. There is foot-pedal manipulation for pneumatic centering, clamp-
ing, outtingand welding of the strip; the strip is guided by the roll$. The
front end of the second strip is out by the cutter standing in front of the ma-
chine and supplied to a stop. The end of the first and the front of the second
strip are clamped by the central clamping device, then the welding support Is
operated and the welding process Is conducted. The latter process is performed
by the intermittent one-side double-seam welding method by means of Individual
welding current pulses alternating with pauses,
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The Electric Welding Machine II U11-1 ~C-150/1,000 (MShPL..15O/1,OOO) for Joining the
Ends of Strips
The technical characteristics of the machine:
Primary voltage
Power
Welding pulse-total welding cycle time ratio
Secondary voltage
Number of control stages of the secondary voltage
Welding current pulse duration in periods
Pause duration in periods
Largest summary thickness of welded steel
Largeet breadth of the welcled strip
Welding speed
Maximum load on each electrode
Rated pressure of compressed air in the system
Discharge of free air
Discharge of cooling water
Power of the electrcmotor
Overall dimensions of the machine (heightxbreadth x length)
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380 v
150 kvft
10%
from 3.4 to 6.8 v
16
from I to 19
from I to 19
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1,050 mm
from 4 to 8 m/min
450 kg ,
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The Electric Welding Machine %FIL150/1,ooo (MShPL-150/1,000) for Joining the
Ends of Strips
The machine is endowed with the ignitron interrupter MU-50-4 (PISh-5o-4). The
machine performes welding seivns formed by individual points with a pitch deter-
mined by the welding speed from 4 to 8 m/min, the duration of the current pulses,
and the interruption time, which can be controlled by the potentiometer of the
Ignitron interrupter, The simultaneous welding procesm of two seams permits the
one-side current supply to the strips, which ensures the constancy of the welding
current over the total length of the seam. Tne welding support conducts shuttle
movements with interruptions in the initial positions which can be controlled
corresponding to the breadth of the welded strips. There is I photograph.
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S1/193/62-/000/004/006/008
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AUTUOR: Dabichev, B. B.
TITLE: HIN -2 x 300 (KShT-2 x 300) stand for the electric resistazice
welding of lay-flat tubes
PERIODICAL: Byulleten' tekMiko-ekonomicheskoy informatsii, no. 4, 1962, 25-26
Tl-':'XT: The KShT-2 x welding stand has been developed by the "Flektrik"
Plant for manufacturing electrically welded thin-walled lay-flat tubes, and in
1961 a batch of these stands was produced. The production method of these tubes
developed by the Institut elektrosvarki im. akad. Ye. 0. Patona (Electric Welding
Institute im. Acad. Ye. 0. Paton) consists in the following: Two strips, one
placed on top of the other, are welded along their edges by electric resistance
welding in such a way that an airtight seam is formed. After the welding, the
strips are wound in coils and delivered to the pipeline mounting site. The
double strip is then uncoiled and, under pressure, takes the shape of a tube.
These tubes, from 75 to 300 mm, in diameter with a wall thickness from 1.75 to 2.5
mm, are produced from 081C (08U) steel strip. The stand casings are mounted
on a common b.ase and can be shifted by lifting lacks, which is necessarj for
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XMIT -2 x 300 (KShT-2 x 300) stand ... A004/A101
welding strip of different widths (froin 100 to 500 mm). An AT-1 automatic
transformer ensures a uniform load of the three-phase network. The secondary
circuit of the stand is devised with minimum values of inductIve and active
resistance. The author presents a brief description of the KShT-2 x 300 welding
stand and gives the following technical datat Rated power - 2 x 300 kV-amp;
primary voltage - 380 v; secondary voltage regulation range - 5.16 - 10.32 V;
top electrode travel - 25 - 150 mm; maximum welding stress on electrodes -
1,200 kg; distance between electrodes (strip width) - 100 - 500 mm; weigh'.
4,900 kg. The KShT-2 x 300 welding stand is supplied with MANE-200-4C (PISh-
200-4S) Ignitron breakers fitted with a welding current stabilizing device
wh.ich makes it possible to increase the duty cycle factor up to 80%. There is
I figure.
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Srnthe" of StF,~es and cranine d,?es of,
I.4-thizzine serie S. Pabicbry (Ki- 5
Ukram. '~ im. Zrurw 16. 1&'~" 1 -J'~o fei h
1.-Ct~yiene-L-ipht.ho[2,llthiazo7e) (6 Z.) in C.E. treated
with 3 g. ,AeC0C11BrPh J~ 1222-3-) yirld~ 8Q-C udd-c-'
isolated as the perchlo-ate, C~HnO&N2S.C1, (.1tcomp. 140%
heating % ith ale. aq. HCl 5 min. yields
ylcne-a-nap~Mol~icwlire 110 sr-", which mi'll alkal; yields
the free base, Tn. 201-2' (from E:*,011). TLe mothcr !iquor,
~tftrtr %c-pn. of the HCI salt above, treated with in
EtW1. yields
0'
"-i'clo' (1). '!ec p. 160' (from EtOli con-g. HCIO,);
the salt heated in pure E'OI1 yields Z-piLe-y-13,4-di-
rr. IC-3* (fronn E*OH). An
analoZous condens..-ion --vith AcCHBrCO~Fj gave the
adduct. 1S:Br, decomp. Ir4l'. nhich heated with
a1c. aq. 110 yields
thiazr-iinf-110. t%hilc t~c mothcr liquor depos;ts G4c,~
-pcrrn!,,c:e (11), deLomp. 176*, formcd on mLxkg 11M. in
E-M! %%ith
zhiaz::-.t
ea-t~d in EtOll with vitids
McC-0., 1:.o-wn, decomp. =!2'. absor-ption m",. 57,
Thk h"~Ltf.'! %'ith more p-N1c:NCj1.CI1O in Ac:Cj 1u run.
am CIO,, 6mozrp.
'11rom AcOH ~. green. max. &00 ma. SLmilarly 3-
phenyl - and p-Me-
J
.NC411,CHO in Ac-0 give 7570 red-v-iolet 3-pj~~. y-'2-(p-d~-
decomp. 224* (from McOH), F,30 rn,;. I YieWs, 73~"o
ne-..!eC;'O., decr-np. 236* (from AcOll). max. SS3 -1p; u
yiele's 3!
green. dccomp. 213* (i-.-Ln
Et(-jl-lj, -max. n-,- B-ixf LLeating of 0.1 111, 0.5 g.
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Balcun, F. S.
Kiprianov, A. I. & BlibichRy. F. S. - "Investigation In the field of hedroxy-fuchsone
dyes. X. On the so-called tautomerism of hydrox-r-triaryl-cnrbinols." (P. 151)
SC: a=nal of General Chemistry, (Zhurnal Obshchel Khimtt), 10r0, Vol. '2-,, No. I

B.A3ICHEV, F.S.; PROTSMO, L.D.
Interaction of methylene bnoes in the thiRzole series with dibasic
acid anhydrides. Ukr.khim.shur.17 no.5~755-760 151. (MLRA 9:9)
1.Kiyevskiy gosudnretvannyy unlversitet.
(Thin,xole) (Anhydrides)

BABICHRV F.S.; VOLOXHIIIA, N.A.
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InterRetion of 3-mothvl-2-athylidenebensothiazoline with hnlo deri-
vatives. Ukr.khim.%hur.17 no-5:761-765 151. (KLRA 9:9)
l.Kiyevskiy gosudnratvennyy universitet.
(Bonnothiazoline) (Halides)

USSR/Chemistry - Selenium OrgiLnic Jul-Aug 53
Compounds
"Interaction of Methylene Bases of the Benz-
selenazol-Series With Halogen Compounds,"4-7'S.
babichev,L-k.M. Maty-ushinetsj,:1).P. Mi:ronava',--Cbair
of Org Chem, Kiev State U
Ukrain Khim Zhur, vol 19, No 4, pp 405-412.
Investigated the reactlow of 2-methylene-3-metbyl-
benzselenazoline and 2-methylene--3,5,6-trimethyl-
benzselenazoline vith metbyl iodide, ethyl iodide,
the ethyl ester of iodoacetic acid, and benzoyl
chloride. Describes the products obtained.
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KIPRIM10Y. A.I.; BABICHAV, V.S.; MUSHXALO, L.K.; POCHINOK, V.Ta.; MIXIS.P.S.
[Outline history of organic chemistry at Kiev Universit7j Ocherki po
istorii organicheekoi khtmii v Kievskom univerettete. Pod red. A.I.
Kiprianova. [Kievj Izd-vo Kievskogo gos. univ. im. T.G.Shevchenko,
1954. 130 P. (KLRA 9-8)
(Chemistry, Organic) (Kiav'Vniversitv)

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F, -5.
'USSR/Organic Chmiistry - Synthc'uic Crganic Chumistry F-2
Ab3 Jolir Referat 71ur - Khimi.Yv, zio 2, 195't) 433J
Wthol, Fls~' OL,
heac~Aon of Betv--AminceLhylmercartan with "-iydrilvo of
P-lbasic Acids
Orig Pub URr. vh., 1956, ?'~, No 2, 231-214
Abstract Study of the reaction of bf,ta-crzdiiceihylt-,ei-ci,-tan (1)
with the ar~i~drides of dibasic acids. It is shown that
I Cives irith succinic nTliydride (I!) N-*beta-r,-.orca-)tCe-
Thyl)-succinimide (111.), wltn gl,itarxic the mono-batn-
liel,captouthylamide oi (,juturic a,-id (IV)*, and wl'uh
lie anhydride thc~ N-~1---Ln--;,,er(!nptneLhy1' ~'-Olt)mllrnle.
'ITv,, expe(~-tt!d for,,;:,1f--1w-j of
acid3 (see M-10AM, 1956), 6S371) dies not take place.
2 r I and 2.6 g IT in !Q '11
) (in a scaled tube,
12C-1300, 16 houro) 6ive III, y eld b'51'), IMP 500 (from
alcohol)- From 1.11 an-1 15~ H 2C'2 'c obtained tho'
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USSR./Organic Chemistry - syntlietic: or,~anic onemistry E-2
Abs Jour Referat 71ur - P2iirdya, No 2, 1.957, 4330
bis-N-(beta-succinir-,L,Iocthyl)-disulfide., yield 82.3%,
MP 1200 (from alcabol) . I.Tj and C;11-)Np in ether give
S-methyl-TII, Yield 95%, MP 58-590 (fr'011 other).
1 9 1, 1-3 g 11' in 4-5 T.-O. C06 are heated until the
reacTion 'he-ins and then for an additional 'JO rlinutps.
The viscous bottom 1--yer of 11SCH2C112 NHCOC11,,CHCW1f is
dried, dissolved in water, and a 5% colution oi 1120 2 is
-d N11COCH C11 CCCH 65.(4,
w', ed, yield of (-Sr1'112C'i2 2 2 )2
MP 1600. Under the came conditic)ns there is obtained
IV, in the form of a viscous material, and therafrom
the disulfi6e, yield 64,5%,, MP 126-1280 (froi,.i alcohol).
e. r*.j Ile, Cj
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USSR/Organic Chemistry Synthetic Orgenic Chemis'.-.n,, E-2
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 1, 1957, ()~2
Author: Bab;WU,'r-_z", and Shokol, V. A.
Institution: None
Titlet Synthesis of 3-keto-1,4-thiazanea
Original
Periodical; Ukr. khim. zh... 1956, Vol 22? 110 ?.*, 215-216
Abstract: A number of 3-.keto-1,4-thiazanes of the type SC11RCONHC112CH2 M have
"-mna m t_d-es
been prepared. Dry toluene, one gram-atom Nal.
aminoethylmercaptan (prepared oy saturating alcoholic ethylamine with
H2S at 10-150; yield 72.5%, mp 960) are heated at,-jlOOO until all
Na dissolves; one mole of the cater of the oc-brominated acid (II) is
added dropwise witli constant cocling, followed by heating for 2-2.5
hours at -1000. The NaBr is separated and the toluene distilled off,
leaving I. The amount of initial III, R, the yield of I in percent,
and the mp in 0 C are given: C112Br('OOC2H5,, H, 65.3, 89 (from alcohol
or benzene) (a molecular compound is formed with AgNO 3 in aqueous
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USSR/Organic Chemistry - Synthetic Organic Chemistry, E-2
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 1, 1957, 942
Abstract: solution; yield 98.2%, mp 1860 (from water); CH8CHBr0OOC-.Hr CH
1 1) 1
b9.8, 78-79 (from benzene); CH3CI12CHB,-(' 001'~H5.' 011 IF 52 'T,-'66 (Irctu
ether); (CII ) ClICID3rCOOC211- 11 rs b 15-2 20/*
3 '60-C3 71 :) k P 0 ~) 1 Inm), 58
(from benzenej, C-11 CHBrCW 11 p C-41 80-5) 162 (from alcohol or
dioxane); CH ~~C~_&BrCOOCI~ 5
3 ) C'1?0;~113.0 47,5, 71 (from benzene),
When 0.5 gms of I ~' Z CH2COk'
R Iij) is dissolved in 30 ml alcohol and
saturated with NH3 under constant cooling, and the alcohol distilled
off after 10 days, the yield of T (R = CH2CONH2) is 56%, mP 1740
(from alcohol).
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USSR/Organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic Chemistry. B-2
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur - KhiMiya, No,, 8, 1957t 26878.
Author Babic~ev, FS_,i FeBhchenko, N.G.,,
Rr-o-sh-n1chenko4 Z.I,.
Inst
Title (Bensothiazolyl-2)-Alkylcarboxylic Acids. II.
6-Nitro and 6-Aminobensothiazolylalkylcarboxylic
Acids.
Orig Pub: M=. khim, zh., 1956, 227 No. 1+1 514 - 517.
Abstract: -(6,-nitrobanzothiazlyl,-2)-propionic acid (IV),
-(6-nitrobenzothiazolyl-2)-butyric acid M
ir-(6-nitrobenzothiazolyl..&2)-valeric acid (VII
and o-(6-nitrobenzothiazolyl-2)-benzoic acid (VII)o
reduced to corresponding 6-aminoacids (1V& -
VIIa) with Sn and HC1 were synthetized by the
condensation of 2-amino-5-nitrophenylmercaptan (I)
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USSR/Organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic Chemistry. E-2
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No, 8, 1957, 26878.
with anhydrides of suceinic (II), g utaric
(III), adipic or phthalic acids; 9-(6-motoxy-
benzothiazolyl-2)-proplonic acid (VIII) and
V -(6-taetoxybenzothiazolyl-2)-butyric acid (IX)
were prepared by condensation of potassium 2-
amino-5-mothoxyphenylmercaptide with II or III;
IVa. and VIIa were converted conforming to
Sandmaier into A-(6-eyanbenzothiazolyl-2)-
propionic acid, malting point 1990 and o-(6-
chlorobenzothiazolyl-2)-benzoic acid (yield 56%~
melting point 1930), respectively. 6.3 9 of It
3.7 g of II and 15 ml Of Ceh6 are boiled 1 hour
and IV (yield 71% meltin -p6int 1630) is
separated; methyi ester M) (malting point 170-
1720); anilide (A) (melting point 165-1670).
The following are produe4analogically (the yield
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USSR/Organic Chemistry. Syhthatic Organic Chemistry. E-2
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur - Khimlygl No. 89 1957, 26878.
chloride in 70 ml of alcohol the precipitate
is separated, alcohol is distilled off 8 ml
of CH COOH and 13 g of II are added all is
h*atel 1 hour at 1000, alkalized with N&OH
solution, extracted with benzene, acidified,
and VIII is separated, yield 10 g, melting
point 14501 iodomethylate - malt ng point
209o. IX I Prepared similarly, melting point
1420; iodomethylate - melting point 1850 All
these substances were crystallized from alcohol.
See RZhKhim, 1956, 68371 for report I.
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SYCH, Ye.D.; BABICE3V, F.S.
.'. -
Andrei Ivanovich Xiprlanov; on the occasion of his 60th birthday.
Ukr.khim.zhur. 22 no.4:550-553 156. (MIRA 10:10)
(Kiprianov, Andrei Ivanovich, 1896-)

79-1-44/63
AUTHORS: Babichev, F. S. , Kiprianov, A. I.
TITLEt On the Reaction Products of the Mothylene Bases of Benz-
thiazole and Benzselenazole With Haloid Alkyls (0 produktakh
reaktsii metilenovykh osnovaniy benztiazola i benzselerazola
s Galoidnymi alkilani)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Obshohey Khimii, 1950,Vol.28, Nr 1, pp.209-212 (Ussn)
ABSTRACT: The reaction of the methylene bases of the benzthiazole, benZ-
selenazole and thiazole series with haloid alkyls was already
quite thoro 'ughly investigated by the authors in 1950. They
state that the structure, ascribed to the reaction products
by Larivo and Collet (reference 1) according to scheme i
(formulae (I) (III) (IV)) is inca-xrect, as actually in the
reaction of methyl iodide with 3-metliyl-2--iothylene-b-2ii--tlli,,I-
zoline the compound (V), and with 3-nethyl-2-z,.iethylene-bcnz-
sclenazoline the compound. (VI) is formed. These formulae (V)
and (VI) are proved by the properties of these two compounds
Card 1/3 and by their hydrolysis products. Larive and Collet used for

7 '; - ', -41 4 / 6 3
On the Reaction Produe to of the Methylene Bases of Benzthiazole arid Br-,n::.-
selenazole With Haloid Alkyls
the synthesis the products of the linka.-o of mothyl iodJcb to
the nethylene bases, a linkage which should be broiiGht about
with the aid of the now intermediate product suggested by
them (N-methyl-2-benzthiazoloulphbeta-im) of monomethyncya-
nines containing three nuclei. Consequently the dyes obtained
from theae compounds were also ascribed a wrong structure.
According to Larive and Collet the reaction of the now dyes
takes place accordin g to scheme 2 (formulae (III) and (VII).
In reality the conversion takes place according to scheme 3
(formulae M and (VIII)), where not mo=.ethyncyani.ne, but
the dye VIII substituted in the chain is obtained. The re.-
action of product (V) with 3-mothyl-2-benztliiazolaiilpliobetaine
was carefully investigated by the author3. The orange dye, as
reaction product, easily hydrolyzes with 0caustic potash to
a yellow product which decomposed at 339 C and proved to be
the well-known ketone (IX) of schome 4. The second hydrolysis
compound was liberated as ivthyl ether of o-methylaninothio-
phenol. Consequently the hydrolysis of the dye obtained by
Larive and Collet takes place accordin.- to scheme 5 (with
Card 2/3 the formulae(XIII) and (IX)) so that the dye (VII) naturally

71'-1-44/63
On the Reaction Product3 of the "et',iylonc Bases of 73cnzt'lii,,~zole and 'Ben~;-
selenanole With IL'Lloid Al!eyls
cannot fori-i such products of hydrolysis. 'There are 7 refe-
ronces, U' of which are Slavic.
ASSOCTATI0111: Kiyev State University-
(),-,iyevakiy [;omdaratvunnyy univorsitot)
SUBIMMED: January 2, 1957
AVAILA-.31;6% Library of ConGres3
Card 3/3 1. Chemistry 2. Cyclio compounds-Cherdoal reaotions
3. Hydrolysis

,.--BABICHEV, F.S.;_!ip.KROVA, L.N.; RYZHEVA, LN.
Benzothiazolylalkylearboxylic acids and thoir derivatives.
Part 3: Some 2-bonzothiazolylhydroxyalkyl- and oxoalkyl-
carboxylic acids. Zhur.ob.khim. 32 no.2:506,510 F 162.
(MIRA 15:2)
1. Kiyevskiy gosudarstvennyy universitat imeni T.G. Shevchenko.
(Acids, Organic)

BABICHEV, Y.S.; NEPLYUYEV, VA
BenzothiRzolyla.Uylearboxylic ekpids and their derivatives.
Part 41 2-Banzothlazolylalkylearbinols. Zhur.ob.khIm. 32
no.3t857-859 Mr 162. (MIRA 150)
1. Kiyovskiy goeudarstvannyy universitet Imeni T.G.Shevehanko.
(Banzothiazole) (Mothanol)

BABICHEV, F.S.1 NEPLYUYEV, V.M.
Banzothiazol,ylcarboxyl-ic acids and their derivatives. Part 5:
2,3-Polymthylenebenzothiazole salts. Zhur.ob.khim. 32 no.3:
860464 Mr 162. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Kiyevskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni T.G.Shevehenko.
(Benzothiazole)

I
I j I?,'; " -, J- 15 Gi F-I.Tll"KIY, V.A.; KIBITC-W) V.f,.; IJJ:j~'%YL~;;*~.( ,
. il
Condentiation of thio3Rctavis witb halogenated hotcnav.
~hm-.ob.khl.m. 32 ljo.9:2793,)797 S 16~2. Ou"w'. irl::g)
1. Kiyevokiy gosudarstvennyy viAversitet.
!'Jii,~tams) (Ketoiic,,,;)

-BABICREV) F.S.; KIBIRE", V.K.
Heterocyclic annlogs of azuleno. Part 1: laoindolo[1,2-bjbenzothiazole.
Zhur.ob.khim. 33 no.6:2000~2006 Je 163. (~UA 160)
1. Kiyevskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. T.G.Shevchenko.
(Isoindole) Olenzothia%olo)

r niil ,T.; n
ye V,-,' y r; 1~ L r,, -C v (- t i ri)-y o v r
v,-

BABICHEVY F.S.; BUBNOVSKAYA, V.N.
Pyrido-[2,1-b]-thiazole salts and cyanine dyen produced from
them. Ukr. kh1m. zhur. 30 no.8:848-856 164.
(MIRA 17:11)
1. Kiyevskly gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni Shevchenko.

BABICHEV., F.S.; DZHIGIREY, N.V.; GUKALOV, S.P.
Styryl dyes, merocyanines.. and thio,~yanines from 2,3-
polymethylenebanzothiazolium salts. Zlmr. ob. khim. 34 no.7t
2433--2440 31 164 (MIRA 17:6)
1. KAyevskiy gosudarsivennyy universitei. imeni T.G. Shevchanko.

BABIGaN, F.S.; SHCRETSIVSKAYA, E,
Mono,tri-, and pen-tamethineaywilnee fiva 2p~-polymathyj-
onebenzothiazolium sa:Lt4g* Zbw-. ob. khlm. A no.7#241+1--2449
Jl 161+ (MIRA 17:8)
1. Kiyerakiy gomidarstmnyy wilrexaitel~ in-l-eni T.G.Shovehenko.

KIPRIAN',A'A, !..A.; YAROVOY, D.K.; SHICHETSINSKAYA , V..; f3i%blCI!r.V, F.S.
](,i?,otl,ievolylalkyl(aryl)carboxylic acids ana -,heir dlf:-rivatives.
Part 6: Condensation of 2-amlno-l-thionaphthol and 3-amino-2-
mercaptoquinoline with of dibasic carboxylic acids.
Ukr. khim. zhur. 30 no.8:859-862 164.
Omiii", 1?:11)
1. Kiyevskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet inieni Shavrheriko.

BABIGHI~I'Vl F.S.; KIPRIANOV, A.I.
Structure of the produA8 of addition of halo dorivatives to
mothylone bases of the benzothiazole series. Zhur. ob. khim.
34 no.E:2759-2764 Ag 16'4. (MIRA 17:9)
1. Kiyevskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet T.G. Shevchenko.

F..',.; KULYA, V.P.
Cyanine dyes from dthydrooxazine and (lihydrothia,~i.ne--)enzo*,~-,',,izc~'le
sult,.q. Zhur.org.khim. 1 no,3:562-570 Mr 165.
1g:! )
1. Kiyevskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. T.G.Sherchenko.

USSR / Farm Animals. Swine
Q-4
Abs J,our; Ref Zhur-Biol., No 3, 1958, 12123
Author Babichev G.
Inst
Title Results of an Examination of Meat-Fat Qualities of
the Belorussian Black-Brindled Swine (of the New
Breed Group) (Iz rezul'tatov raboty po izueheniyu
myaso-sallnykh kachestv belorusskikh chernopestrykh
sviney (novoy porodnoy gruppy)
Orig Pub: Iz rezul'tatov raboty nad belorus. chernopestrymi
svinlyami v uchebno-opyt. kh-ve Belorus. s.-kh.
akad. Gorki, 1956, 93-101
Abstract: In fattening Belorussian Black-Brindled Swine from
3-5 months of age, the application of moderate con-
centrate type of feed (deficient in digestible pro-
tein) amounting to 5.2 to 5.4 units of feed per 1 Icr,,.
Card 1/3
31

USSR / Farm Animals. Swine
Abs.J.our: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 3, 1958, 12123
Abstract: the fat yield 54.8% of the total fresh carcass
weight.
Card 3/3
o,-4
312

BABIGHEV GrieDriy Adriauovich, dots.; LEBEDEV, S.G., red.; ABBASOV, T.,
-
tekhn. red.
[Ventilation of livestock buildings in Uzbekistan] Ventilintaiia
zhivotnovodcheskikh pomeshchenii v Uzbekistane. Tashkek, Gos-
izdat V;&SSR, 1962. 82 p. (MIRA 1&--4)
Wzbekistan-Barns-Reating and ventilation)

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Nciw methoi of' provanting th(l. rl "oil mis ~,Ik~vk---~I.I(-~Il t,f "c"1.
N4-zop.truda v prom. 9 Ap t65. kII-111RA 38:5)

USSR / Farm Animals. Swine - Q
Abs Jour Ref Zhvx - Blologlya, No 5) 1959, No. 21262
Author *.JAbichev, G. T.
Inst ror-gVgh""-~-
Title The Effectiveness of Fattening for 149at of the
Young Stock of the lArge White Breed
OrIg Pub Zhivotnovodstvo, 19.558, No 5, 80-81
Abstract Yhinly local feedB were used for fattening: grass,
cabbage leaves, barley, potatoea, sour milk. The
daily feed expenditure per head averaged daily: 2 .65
kg of green feeds, 2.1 of potatoes, 1-25 of concentrates,
and 1.1 of sour milk. The fattening lasted for 111 days,
until the age of 6j months was reached, at which time
the pigs weight averaged 103 kg, and the weight of
better ones among them, 106 - 120 kg. The average
daily weight gain amounted to 732 9, the body trunk's
Card 1/2
62

SAVCBENXO, Ollga Semenovan, evinarkiLl.BABICHEV, G.T.[Babychev, H.T.],
kand. sellkhoz. nauk., otv. red.-; GM2,10, [Hurenko,V.A.],
red.; VATVIICHUK, O.A., tekbn, red*
[Initial successes] Pershi uspekhy. Kyiv,, 1961. 44 p. (Tovarystvo
dlia poolryrormia politychrWkh i naukovykh znan' Ukrains1koi RSR.
Ser-5. no.T) (mn 14:9)
1. Kolhoz"Chervonyy khliborob" Obukhov~kogo raiona KiyevskO7 oblasti
(for Savchenko).
(Obukbov Pistrict-Swind breeding)

BABICIIEV, G.T.[Babicbev, H.T.J; GALICHINSKAYA, V.A.
Hallchinelka V.A.]; DEHIDYUK, F.G.[Denydiuk, F.H.);
LITVIN, S G [Lyt S.H.1; NISIICHUK, S.I,',.)- S"DIIK)
P.M.[Slo;k; P.M red.; KIFORENKO, I.S., red.;
CHAYEVSKAYA, N.SI..Chaievalka, N.S.), red.,- SERGEYEV,
V.F.[Serhieiev, V.F.], tekhn. red.
Nanual of a rural activist] Dovidnyk sillslkoho akti-
Vista. Kyiv, Derzh. vyd-vo pol, lit-ry UhSit, 1962. 563 p.
(MIRA 17:1)
1. Prepodavateli Vysshey partiynoy shkoly pri TSentrallnom
komitete Kommunistichwilwy partii Ukrainy (for Dabichev,
Gallchinskaya, DomidyukLitvin, Nishcbuk). ~-
(Agriculture-HandI-inks, rimnuals, ~ibtc.)

BABIGHEV, G. Z., Cand Agr Sci -- (diss) "Problems of the agrotechnics
of Sudanese grass under the conditions uncertainly watered lands of
the desert-steppe zone of the Alma-AtinsKaya Gblast." Alma-Ata, 1960.
22 pp; (Committee of Hifher and Secondary Education under the Council
of Ministers Kazakh SSR, Alma-Ata Zooveterinnry Inst); 150 Copies;
price not given; (KL, 26-60, 140)

BABICHMV, I. S-"It--
Airplanes over the fields of the Volga Region. Grazhd.av.13 no-7:
29-30 JI 156. (MLU 9: 9)
'- , . r-- -,,,
1.Star-shir inzhener ps spateprimeneniyu aviateii Privolshakoge
territoriallnego 4i~m,leniya Grazhdamskogo V~idushnogo fleta.
(Volga Valley--Aeronautics in agriculture)

84-11-29/36
AUTHOR: Babichev.-T.-j. Senior Engineer of Special Applications
-o-f-Aviation in the Volga Territorial Administration
of the Civil Air Fleet.
TITLE: Treatment of Forests from the Air (Sotni tysyach
gektarov lesa obrabotany s vozdukha)
PERIODICAL: Grazhdanskaya aviatsiya, 1957, Nr 11, P-34 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author reports on fighting pests in the forests
of the Volga region. In 1957 300,000 hectareswere
treated. An-2 and Yak-12M aircraft were used. The
productivity of the An-2 turned out to be 3-4 times
higher than'that of the Yak-12M. The An-2 could
treat 1,100 to akout 1,600 hectares per day,' the
YaJc-12M pidductivity was between 50 and 70 hectares
per hour. Main problems were communication with the
plane, for which purpose balloons, smoke charges,
rockets and similar methods were used and the other
main problem was that of loading the planes with
chemicals for which there were no proper facilities.
AVAILABLE- Library of Congress
Card 1/1

sov/84-58-11-13/58
AUTHOR: Babichev I r Engineer, Special Services Aviation
_Z~~~
TITLE: Annual Assignment Fulfilled Ahead of Schedule (Godovolra
zadaniye dosrochno)
PERIODICAL: Grazhdanskaya aviatsiya, 1958., Nr 11, p 6 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author attributes the highly successful early
completion of the 1958 harvest in the Volga region to the timely
and capable assistance rendered by pilots and the technical
personnel of special services aviation, who had completed the.
annual plan in pest control by air in the middle of July, I.e.,
ahead of schedule. Personalities mentioned include unit com-
mander Kovalev.
ASSOCIATION: Spetsialnyye primeneniya avlataii (Special Servie,,as
Aviation)
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1h; toots V Crocifesse. 1. A. Babtrhcv. T~udy Priklad.
Zhur. Xhim, Bil. Kbim. JOS, No. 'GWi.--A sluliv was
Made of tile rool~ of 6 var;vtics cf RrasTka n;puy, 8 ~cLr-fctics
of ft. raj,a. xid 2 vaxiet-i" of B. campe~wiv ymo- in thv
northmi sc6ou of the Leningrat! regiva. Amllyscs
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ILA, and as-orbie acid, dots
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hamsted roots at 1-2* for 5 manths 5au-Rd a lo.,s of dry
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/The inverlieA, Rcti0ty ond the alugar touipo;ifion of
toots. 1. A. Mthichry. -rrudy Priktd,f. Milan,. Cepirl.,
Refrial. Zbur. Khms.,
flW!. Xhim. 1Q55, 11,1110-A study wa, made of Ilu- r,N,ts
of 11hr fil-Sh I"Alls
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f,,r ium (,I M. I Jil, suspew-ion lv.l'i thin
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(h Ill. In M,,p the-enzynit! action, 15~' N.1011 Was
added and the whole filtered, 'file filtrate was then dild.
to a %Mified vat., reducing suitats wrre detd. by the
Ikrtrand method, and the activity of I was equessed in ing.
.of Slucose/ml. of the raw matezial. It wati found that
antolysis i3 best suited for the liberation of conibineill 1.
111(fible roots rich in I store simple sugars piedernincrilly.
,me with meapr I nctivIty store only sucrose. The 3
"rictirs of-Brassim contained frcc I in the fall and winter;
cirrotl contained free and conihined 1. and tarden I)eet3
likeyvise, conNined both varieties of 1. but to a lesser degree.
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MSR / Woods and Wood Control.
Abs Jour :Ref Zhur - Biologiya, Do 13, 1958, Nos 58832
Author :Babichev,.I. I.
IxAt tNot given
Title :Aviochemical Weeding and Ertraroot Top Dressing of
Sovings
Orig Pub :S.-kh. Povolzhtya, 1957, No 12, 85
Abstract :No abstract giten
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BABIGHEV, L,P., Inthener,
"--mm"WO,
Riduction of technological allowances In finishing furniture parts.
Por, w9p. O.no-4:lT Ap '57. (KLU lOtO
1, Rachitskly meball nw- ko,;~inat... - ..
(7-arniture industry)

BABICHEV, L.P.$ inzh.
New furniture sets manufactured by the enterprises under
tile 1,11oscow City Economic Council. Der. prom. 14 no.9:
2-4-25 S 165. (MIFA 18:12)
1. Upravlenlye mebellnoy promyshlennosti Soveta narodnogo
khozyaystva Moskovskogo gorodskogo ekonordcheskogo rayona.

BABICHEY, VA.
Using the Brinell test system In inves+igating the abrasive vear
of metales Tren-1, izno mehe no,14:5-36 160o
(MIRA 13s8)
(Abrasion--TeBting)

rv~ I i i I ~ "' 71 Y , n. X-1 I .
Khrushchov, M. IM., and Babichev, M. A., "Methods For Direct Determination
of the Modules of E1ast1_ciiY____0_f Bag~lir, and Bronzen in a Layer Poured in -a Stleel
Ring." Works of' the All-Union Order of Lenin Scientific Research Institute of
Aviation Ma ~eri4s _Vol Iff,* "Nonf_e_rrous___AJ.1oys_: I. Alloys, " Oborongiz,
1948. - -

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Vibrations,," Zavod, Lab,., 16,, No.1, 1950
Inst. Macbine Studies., AS USSR

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USSR/Metals-Testing, Bearings
Bearings, Design
jun 50
"Determination of Internal Stresses in Bimetallic Bearings," V. S. RzheznikovP
M. A. Babichev
"Zavod Lab" Vol XVI, No 6p pp 734-737
Develops method for calculating internal stresses in bimetallic ring specimens:
steel + bearing alloy. Determines values of interral stresses in bearings of
lead bronze. Establishes that magnitude of internal tangential stresses depends
on type of material and its state and that distribution law for internal stresses
may be established only by experiments. Internal stresses in bronze after tem-
pering at 4000 are changed insignificantly and fatigue strength of bronze remains
practically the same.
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BABICHU, M.A.
- - I
Criterion.for evaluating the smoothness of machined surfaaes.
Trudy Sam. po kach. poverkh. no.1:80-87 151. (HiaA 10:8)
(Surfaces (Technology))

KHRUSHCHOV, M.M., professor, otvestyenW redaktor; BABICKV, M.A.,
red.aktor; RUSSINA, I.M. ; tekhnicheskI7 redaktoF.----~--
[Friction and wear in maphines] Trenin i izam v mashinakh. Ko-
skya.Akad.nauk SSSR, Vol-8 1953. 204 p. Vol. 10. 1955. 335 P.
(MLRk -8: 9'
1. Akadimiya mauk SSSR. Institut mashinovedeniya.
(Friction) (Bearlugs(Machiner7) (Mechanical wear)

PHASE I TREASURE ISLAND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REPORT AID 478 - I
BOOK Call No.: AF595007
Author: BABICHEV, M. A.
Full Title: EXPERIMENT IN MEASURING INTERNAL STRESSES IN BIMETALLIC
RINGS OF "STEEL - BEAR-LNG ALLOY"
Transliterated Title: Opyt izmereniya vnutrennikh napryazheniy v bi-
metallicheskikh kolltsakh IlStall - podshipnikovy splav"
PUBLISHING DATA I
O.-iginating Agency: Academy of Sciences, USSR. Machine-Building
Institute, Treniye I iznos v mashinakh (Friction and Wear in
Machines), Issue Vill
Publishing House: Academy of Sciences, USSR
Date; 1953 No. pp.: 19 (87-106) No. of copies: 2,500
Edit.orlal Staff
Editor: Khrushchov., M. M., Prof.
PUF(FOSE; The advancement of technical science.
TEXT DATA
Coverage: The author describes a developed method of calculation of
Internal stresses in ring specimens of steel - bearing alloys, and
a method of determination of the magnitude of internal stresses in
lead-bronze bearings. The dependence of the magnitude of tangential
internal stresses on the kind and composition of the material used
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Opyt izmereniya vnutrennikh napryazheniy v bi- AiD 478 - i
metallicheskikh kolltsakh "Stall - podshipnikovy splav"
was established. It was also found that the law of distribution of
internal stresses in diverse cases of machining might be established
only experimentally. Photos, diagrams, graphs, tables.
This is an interesting study in which the author mentions other
studies on the same subject.
No. of References; 2 Russian before 1938 and 9 after that date
Facilities: None
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BABIGHEV, M.A.
DeterminAtion of Internal
mnsh. no-7:175-194 153.
(Strains and
stresses in bimetallic rings. Tren. I I%n.
(HLRA 909)
stresses)

)!Alil%;dEV, E.A.
vaAlt In 'Ake of interiv-1 sLresaeti of "t-Iteel itad
bonrint! tilla,,r" 1.)lmetall1c rl,ii!n. Tr(,,r.. i 'Inrl.vilaGh. nv.9:F17-106 '53.
(MMA 6--7)
(Bearings (W-chinen-)) (Strains i,nd atreosets)

to A*iL*"$ jWeKT Oxid t~e Hardness at Metals.
VU, N, NW61ishu an '(DOU1,13yr I 1 1; ~ "/
Nauk B.S.S.R., 1063,iTfIr. 445-44 -
qJn IN."inrij.
Relative vrear-resistance figures for Tarimsm ninterietle uere
obtained by comparison of linear went tatee Nvitil thrt (~f
a standard Any under vortroil&i ahm~ivr. vonditions. For
the pure metals I'll, Sri, Cd, At, Zri, C11, NI, re, 'and for tion-
haAt-trmt4,d atxTlp over a witle rompli. range, therc t8 n
Metallurgical Abst., stralflit-line rdation Im-Abilt through the- vriRiri
Vol. 21 MaY 1954 relative w,3ar-resistatire aLnd Vickem For cpv?h
steel. heat-tmilnent T"llItq in a linear in(,Ivw 4 Arear-
Properties of Metals ro6stanee with harvinem which b conpiderably lem than
that wrreqponding to tho general curve, the heigiii all,[ slollo
of each line increasing with inerea4e in mrbide-forming
alloying elements. (Tralialated by (lie V.S. Natioijal
Selenoo Foundation (NSP-tr-15))-d. M. 1'.

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DIUCHXNKO. F.Ye., professor, redaktor; BABICHEY, M.A., redaktor;
NXVRAYICVA, N.A., takhaicheskiv r;aaktor'.
(Radioactive isotypee in the study and control of mechanical
wear in machines] Ketody izuehenila i kontroll izaoaa v
t6sahinakh pri pomoshchi radioaktivnykh izotopov. Moskva, Izd-
vo Akademli nauk SSSR, 1954. io) P. (KLaA 7:12)
1. Akademiya nauk SBSR. Institut mashinovedeniya.
(Radioactive tracers--lndustrial application) (Mechani-
cal wear)

P, 1-3"jCf4E:S(,
USSRt-tngin,~-ering - YeLals
Ca rd 1/1 Pub. 22 - 15/40
Authors oKhrushchov, N.M., and Babichev, M.A.
Titl,b iCharaCLeristic diagrams of durable metals
Periodical jDok. AN SSSR 99/3, 395-398, Nov.21, 1954
Abstract sThree characteristic diagrams, constructed on actual data obtained during
experiments,are described and anal zed, One diagram shows a relationship
between the abrasive resistance (~~ and the hardness (H) of a metal. The
second diagram shows the relationship between the actual average tensile-
stress SYL and a breaking point 6j of a metal. The third diagram shows
the relationship betweon the Actual average tensile-stre3s Sk and a cond-
itionAl yield point of a metal. Three references; 2-USSR (101-1954).
Graphs.
Institution: Institute of Machine-EnGineering of the Acad. of Scs. of the USSR.
Presented by: Academician A.A. Blagonravov, June 10, 1954.
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June 19A aneM. A. Bsbkbev, Resl~tsnc* to shrishe wear and the
Letl6re to the Mitor
Mr-41, Prodtinoki, l"Ilgland, hap po,'ntcd out thett, a short
HnglWi tmolation of the abovomlicle is nvallablo UiroullhTho~
Joint,bondon Sicrvtaries, Bt. Andmw'o House, 32-~34 HolbDrn
Viaduct, ]A%hdoN &C.11 England, and that a completp imnals.
tion lo ival")a throPgh the Ubrary of Cotkgrcss, W"hlng6~ 25,
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VS.~~R/Eriglncering - Netal.liirgy
Card VI : Pub. 12101 - 1/38
Auth-irs t Krushchov, M. III,, and Babichov, H. A.
Title t On the relation between U o ar ro-AsUlice and hardness of metalu
under friction against an abrasive surface
V. 34,
Periodical i Vest. mash.k9., 3-8, Sep 1954
Abstre.at i The resistance to abrasive uear of various types of metals was
studied in the Kh4-B testing machinc* Metal eamples%,mre
loaded in the machine and pi-essed aLainst a rotating abrasive
disk causing the metal to rotate simultaneously. Relative wear
measure5 and dimensional change of the speciincn were than
compared with that of a master spedinen. It was found that the
har-Ine3s obtained by cold working of metals has no effect on
their relative wear, and that the wear resistance of non-
homoLeneous a.Uoys is much lower than the resistance of pare
metalso Four USSH roferoncos (1935-1954). Grapho; table; drawing.
InAitution :
SuIzAtted :

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KEUMHOHOY, M.M.; BABICHEY, M.A.
Investigation of neahanical wear of steel subjected to abrasive
surface friction. Tren. i Isn.mash. no.9:22-58 '54. (MJWA 7:9)
(Mechanical wear) (Steel alloys)

BABICHEV, M. A. and KHRUSHCHOv, M. M.
"Method of Testing metals for Wearing Properties During Friction Action
Utilizing a Liquid Mediumjt, Page 35
"Resistance to Abrasion of Cast Irons Compositions and -9tructuresOn page 82
with DUBININp 6. N.
"Testing the Wearing Oialities of Carbon Steels after Chrome Plating
Utilizing Liquid Mediums,," page 70
Chapter headings in the book "Friction and Wear in Machines," Book X., 1955
TABOOV translation D 356324., 15 Nov 55

BADICHILV,--S.A.; KRUSHCHOV, M.M., professor. redaktor; KOPNOV, Te.y.,
raga-U-or; POLYAKOVA, T.V.. takhnichookiy red&ktor.
(Methods of determining internal stress in machine parts]
Metody opredoleniia Ynutrennikh napriashanii v detaltakh
mashin. Moskva, Isd-vo Akademii nauk SSSR. 1955. 131 P.
(Strains and strasses) (MLRA 8:12)

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BABICIFEVY M. A. - "A -ethod of determining tl;e int-i-wil loailn~- -in pqrts -;f
clrcu-.~xr cross sactinn, and its application". ~ 050w, l9r- . Acold ~SCL UL3P
Inst (f hicAne Science. (Disisartnt ion ff~r t.l-,e Def-,rae of C.- ndidal.q , f
Technici,l Sciences).
0; Knighwiya letooisl U,. ,6, 12 N"VOMbOr I?r'~. KOS-~W.

KHRUSHCHM.H.H.; RABICHEV.H.A.
Friction-wear testing of metals in the presence of liquid media.
Tren. 1 izn. mash. no.10:35-69 155. (HLRA 8:11)
(Hechanical wear) (Bearings (Hachinery))

KHRUSHCHOV,M.M.; BABICHEV,M.A.; DUBININ,G.R.
Investigation of the wear resistance of carbon steel vnristies
in the presence of certain liquids following chromium spraying
in gases. Tren.i Im.mash. no.10:70-81 '55. (HLRA 8:11)
(Mechanical weer) (Bearings (Machinery))
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MMUSHCHOV.M.M.; BARICHICV.M.I.
r. , . I .
Resistance to abrasive wear in cast Iron of various comnosition and
structure. Tren. I isn. mash. no.10:82-90 155. (MLRA 8:11)
(Mechanical wear) (Bearings (Machinery))

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Translation from- Referativryy zhurnal, hictallurgiva, 19S8. Nr I , p .'4 1 (uSSR)
AUTHORS: Khrushchov, M. M, , Ba!7,ichev, M. A.
TITLE: An Investigation of Wear in Metals and Alloys DLIC te Friction 0\'e.'-
an Abrasive Surface (Issledovaniye iznashivaniya metallov i spla~:Cv
pri treni; ob abrazivruyu poverkhnost')
PERIODICAL: Treniye i iznos v ma~zh'vtMi. S11. 1 1, Moscow.. kN SSSR, 1956~
pp 5-18
ABSTRACT- An investigation into the wear resistance on fricticn with an
abrasive surface of the follow:ng has been made- a) technically
pure Co, Me, Cr, Be, W, and ht-:at.-treated steels U8 and ShKhl5;
b) technically pure. Ali Cu and Ni, L60 brass, AZhc)-4 bronze, and
steel (C 0, 16 percent), world lvardeneG after ~~nneulil-g; c) elec-
trically deposited C-. tempered :it various temperatures; d) cert:im
materials of high hardness (1000 kg/nirn" ond over) [cast NY
carbides, sormite Nr I, carbori steel contain,'ng 0.65 percent C
subjected to chromium plating by thermal 0ifl'u,,ior:, electrolytically
boron-plated (F,,B) steel. silicor, (Kr-') alld SLIper-haid Alloy.5 VK6,
VK8 ind VK15 j ~ The results of the tests are presented ~n the
Card 1/1" form ot the ri!lat;onsh;p of relati e rebistanct to weak E ind