SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BAKHMETYEVA, G. S. - BAKHOVTSOV, B. A.

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N.B.; BAKIC11,71YEVA G.",.- G'1,51U],'~;FAYA, I.V.
KA ~ ANS K I Y , ~ I
Displacement of doublo b~-jids In hexci,co In the
prc,,~enco of
plFttinum cat(ilysts. Noftek-himila 4
RA 17 s8)
1. floskovskly gosudarstvennyy univeraltot ir,,Lj:ii
lmictic,3ovat
khImicheskly fakulltet.

BAKHM VU-VA, S.
Member of the Innovators &ray. Sov.profsoiusir 7
no.20:
?8-30 0 '59. (HIU 12112)
(LenlWaA-Tacbnological innovations)

ONTRINATICHUS, T.L., BAIUOW'YVA, T.I.
Helminth fauns of loona in the lower Lena Talley, Tmdr
Gellm. 1&b.
10:124-133 160. WU 13:7)
(IOnA Talloy-Worus, intestinal and parasitic)
(Pitrasites-Loons)

SUDARIKOV, V.Ta.; KARMANOVA, Ye.M.; BAKHWIYEVA, T.L.
lypen of the metacercarize, of trematodes of the order
Str1geldida in leaches of the Volga Delta. TrWy ABtr. sap.
no.6:197-203 162. (MrRA 16:7)
Volga Delta-Tromatoda)
lga Delta-Paranites-lasohee)
t

liAKHMhT'XbVA-21ATEVAp V.P. Wflys)
Professor Porfiril Ivanovich Bakhmetlev. Sov.zdrav. 21 no.12t
71-72 162. (MIRA 15:12)
(DAKHWTIEV, PORFIRI1 IVANOVICII, 1860-1913)

RAKHMUROV A.P.,, inwhener-mayor
When they forget about control. Vest.Vozd.Fl. no*7158 n
(MA
(Airplanes,, Military-I&Jntenance and repair)

Bamm. X.P.
ludantrial hygiene in sand drying in locomotive depots
and in electric
stations. Gla. sanit.. Moskva no. It28 Jan 1953. (GIXL
24:2)
1, Of the laboratory of labor ftione of Sverdlovsk
Railroad,

BARABASHOM, O.V.;%AA&RWL_ZajBakhmut, P.H.); WBINA, X.M. [Hubina.
K.M.]; DEKTANKO, M.-Y.--,KA-L-TTA, S.M.; KARACHKUTSBYA, L.S.; KU11-
DRATITZVA, V.I.: KORZACHEIKO. M.N.; LITTINOVA. N.H. [Litvionova,
N.H.]; SOKOWVA, M.I.; SMOIISKATA, O.Y. rqfrrnns'ka, O.I.J.,
TRINKINA, N.V.; TONKIKH, P.. otv. &a )1!t,%1XRrOV, S., red.:
KURITSAt Go (Kuritea, Hj, takhn,red,
[Xconomy of Drogobych Province; statiaticnl collection] Harodne
hospoduretvo Drohobytolkol oblnstil statystychnyi %bimyk. Drohob Cho
1938. 138 P. (MIRA 12t115
1. Drogobych (Province) Statistichatkoyrupravlanlye. 2. Stattati-
cheekoys upravloniya Drogobyahakoy oblnnti (for sli except Tonkikh,
Marchenkov, Kuritea).
(Drogobych Province--:~tat~rtlcu)

122-2-9/23
AUTHOR: Bakhmutov, A.A., and Ivakin, P.P., Engineers.
TITIE: The plastic s~ralghtening of propeller shafts in turning
(Plasticheskaya pravka grebnykh valov pri tokarnoy
obrabotke)
PERIODICAL: I'Vestnik MashinostroirenUall (Engineering Journal),
1957, No.2, pp. 51 - 54 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRAOTt Bending deflection in ships' propeller shafts under the
influence of built-in stresses is discussed. The relations
between stresses and deflections are stated. A rational method
of plastic straightening by mounting between centres in a lathe
and ap ing progressive straightening deflections by a Jack for
severaliKours is presented. Artificial ageing is recommended.
ird 1/1 There are 1 illustration and 2 tables.
AVAIIABLEt Librar7 of Congress

BAIRMUTOTo A.A., Inshenerl IVAKIN, P.Ps, inshenero
Plastic straightening of machinod propeller shafts. Test.
mash. 17 no.2:51-54 1 057. (RUA 10 12)
(Shafts and shafting)

Category: USSR/Analytical Chemistry - Analysis of
inorganic G-2
substances.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur-Kkkimiya, No 9, 1957P 31005
Author :_2&k)umtov L. A.
last : not s 'en
Title :Analytical Spectral Lines or Cobalt in the Case of
a SwQle
Containing Iron and Nickel
Orig Pub: Zavod. laboratorlys, 1956, 22, No 11, 1321-1322
Abstract: For determination of Co in powders best suited
are the 3044.0 and
3061.8 A lines. On using a medium spectrograph, when
large concen-
trations of Mn and Cr, faint lines of Mn and Cr are
superposed
over the 3044.0 A line. The sensitive 3405.1 A line of Co
coin-
cides with the C line &rising from the carbon electrodes.
V V. Vn khR u-5 h e- v M j A-, C. -Ts A I S-ue t?db
card 1/1 .41-

A
AUTHOR: jakhmutov, L. A. 7-1-6/12
TITLI: The Ulstribution of Cobalt, Nickel and Copper in
iVdrothermally
Altered Rocks of the Pyshmin-Klyuchevskoye Deposit
(0 raspredelenii kobaPta, nikelya i medi v gidrotermallno-
izwenennykh 1v-rodakh i`yshminsko-Klyuchevskogo mestorozhdeniya)
PhRIODICAL: Geokhimlya, 1958, Nr 1, pp. 6o-69 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: kirst the author shortly describes the deposit and
discusses
then his methods. 2o cores up to a maximum depth of 70o m were
investigated; the samples were taken at a distance of from two
to two meters depth) in metasomatic rocks each meter. The cono
tent of cobalt, nickel, and copper was dotermined spoctrogra-
phically. The vertical dintribution of these elements in two of
the cores is represented Craphically. A projection vertically
to the profile shows the distribution of cobalt and nickel.
The behavior of each of the three elements is discussed, then
the author discusses in short the ratio between hydrothermally
altered zones and the mineralization. The last chapter dealn with
the migration of the metals through the magma.
Card 1/2 Hence results. for the deposit Pystunin-Klyuchevskoye
the elements

The Distribution of Cobalt I
,, Nickel and Copper in 7-1-6/12
HydrothermallY Altered Rocks of the Pyahmin-Klyuchevskoye
Deposit
can be ranged empirically according to their mobility as
follows;
S) Fej Cu. Nij Co, Au, Ae. This corresponds to the
principle of
differential action of D. S. Korzhinskly (reference 4).
Little
mobile clEments have discontinuous concentration; the
more mobile
an element, the more constant is its distribution.
There are 3 figures, 2 tables, and 11 references) all of
which
are Slavic.
ASSOC IATION: Sverdlovsk Nizil W Listitute Jm~jj:L- v. -
V. Vskbrusbav
(Sverdlovskiy gornyy institut imeni V. V. Vakhrusheva)
SUBMITTED: August 27., 1957.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congresss
1. Geolo&7 2, Rock-,inalysis
Card 2/2

Bakhmutov, V. A.
"Invnstigation of the Phenomenon of Sticking of the Working
Parts of Soll-
Cultivating Phchinery and the Battle against It." Min Higher
Education USSR.
Poscow Inst of the Yachanization and Electrification of
Agriculture imani
V. M. Molotov. Moscow, 1955. (Dissertations for the Degree of
Candidate
In Technical Sciences).
501 Knizhnaya Latopial, No 27, 2 July 1955

BAKHRUTOVLj,A..r-kand.takhn.naukI ULYANOVp F.G., kand.takhn.naukj
M.I., red.; FEVZNER, V.I., tokhn.red.; SOKOLDVA,
N. N. 9 tokhn,, red.
(Mechanizing the growing of pulse cropflMokhanizataiia vos-
dalyVaniia zernobobovykh kulltur. Moskva, Sol'khosisdat
1962. 141 (MIRA 1601
(Legumoe~* (Agricultuml machinery)
I.

1. CAr?VI".-UTA, A., AUK"MU-T-2 -V. _ __
2. USSR (600)
4. Oils and Yats
7. Separating beef fat In the ISA separator. Ings. Was. Ind.
SSSR 23 no. 6, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions. Library of Congress.
March 1953. Unclassified.

AGEYEVA, A.P.; AKSENOVA-CHEPWASOVA, A.S., aspirankal VELIKANOVO
L.N.,
bibliotakar'l GAVVA, F.M.; GIRENKOt P.D., Gamy Sots. truda;
GUBANOV, M.M., pensioner; GUSIKOVA, T.K., nauchnyy sotrq
DAVYDOVv A.G., prepodavatell; DANILEVSKIY, V.V., prof., dvazhdy
laureat Stalinskoy premii; DOVGOPOL, V.I., laureat Stalinskoy
premii; YELOKHIN, M.F.; YEWAKOV, A.D.1 IVANOVj V.G., prepoda-
vatel'I KOVALEVICH, V.K.; KOVALEVSKAYA, Ye.S., zhumallatka;
PANKRATOV, A.G.; POPWA, F.H.; URYASHOV, A.V.) FEDORIN, I.M.#
kand. ist. nauk; FILIPPOV, F.R.; CHUMAKOV# N.P.; SHEPTAYEV, X.T.,
shurnallet; VASIKOVSKIY, O.A.p kand. ist. nauk, retsenzent;
KULAGINAp G.A., kand. ist. nauk, retaensent; GOMMOVSKIT, P.L.9
prof., doktor biol. nauk, retsenzent; RAKIWI~~TA,__V.,, _red.;
SAKNYN', Yu., tekhn. red.
[Nlshniy Tagil]Nishnii Tagil. Sverdlovsk, Sverdlovskoe knizhnoe
lad-vo, 1961. 294 P. (MIRA l6tl)
1. Nizhne-Tagillskiy krayevedcheskiy muzey (for Ageyeva, Gualkova).
2. Zaveduyushchiy gorodskim otdalom narodnogo, zdravookhraneniya,
Nizhniy Tagil (for Valikanov). 3. Zaveduyushchty rodskim sell-
akokhotyaystvannym otdalom goroda N12hniy Tagil rfor Gavvh).
4. Nachallnik uprayleniya stroltal'stvom Sverdlovskogo irovnar-
khoza (for Girenko). 5, Doystvitellnyy chlen kkademli nauk
Ukr, S.SR, Leningradekiy politakhnichookly institut (for
Danilev3kiy).
(Continuid on next card)

GLIKIN, Mikhail Isaakoviohl DMIMUTOVAL_~~. 9~ red.1 ANTOIZUKp Lp
takhn.
red. ft.-~
(Lung cancer] Rak logkogo. Sverdlovak, Sverdlovskoe, knizhnos izd-
vop 1961. 172 ps (MIIU 15t6)

miiEal~Ev, Altvian Favlovich, kand. takhn. nauk, st. nauchn,
uotr.; PETlil,.Viktor Nikolnyovich, doktor sellkhoz. nauk;
isAMNIMOVAp V., rod.; MAKSIMOVA, E., tekhn. red.
(Improvement of wood] Oblagorazhinanie drovesirW. Sverd-
lovsk, Sverdlovskoe knizhnoo lzd-vo, 1960. 168 p.
(MIRA 17:4)

PINKHASIX, Mark lzrailevich, prof.; B"WnOVA, V.
red.;
FALIMINA, N., tekhn. red.*~ ---. &W
(Tuberculous coxitis in children] Tuborkuleanyi
koksit u
detel. 2. izd., prosmotrennoe i dop. Sverdlovsk,
Sverd-
lovskoe kftiahnoe iad-vo, 1963. 269 p. (MIRA 16t9)
(HIP JOINT-TUBERCULOSIS) (CHILDREN-DISEASES)

BNWjjT�MjA- E. YA
Rabota nakhodig3ya v pachati.
SO: Hathematles in the USSR,
1917-19117
edited tv Kurosh. A.0.,
Markushavich, A.I.,
Rashavakly. P.K.
Ho3cow-Leningrad. 1948

18026~46- VrTTW- T-
AM Nih - AP60076-J2 00rr-r~iii UR/0413 00
iWo " ioo-/0043/OOP
INVENTOR, Butkov, 11. A. .Markus, 0. Tlyustangelova, M. V.;
Ozerskiy, G.
C -Ye. ye.; StL~harev, Ye. I.; Smirnov, A. M.,, Bakhmutsk"a. A.
P.
ORG: none
TV
I ILE.- Additive to heavy fuel D.AlTlass 23, No. 178438
SOURCE: Itobreteniva, promyshlennyya obraztey, tovarnyye znW,
no. 3, 1966, 43
TOPIC TAGS: fuel additive, iron containing fuel additive
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been Issued for an additive
to heavy Nels which
conciats of coking waste products (naphthalene homologs and
nitrogen bases). To in-
crease the effectiveness of the additive, it is formulated to
include orrnnoiron
compounds In amounts such that the additive's ash content be
0.8 to 1.0 expressed
as FC203 The organoiron compowids used are prepared by
treatment with sodium hydr-
Ide and ierric chloride of the residue from coal phenol
rectification.
BUB CODC: 21/ BUSH DAM 3IDec6h/ ATD PRESS:
vab uDc: 62-634.2

BAKEMMXAYA, Z.T& (KhAr'kov);-PRUDNITOYp V.7a. (Moscow);
ROSSINS11Y. S.D.
BOOMMAMIMOW. ibZ. I.Ta. (Leningrad); SHOSTAX, R.Ta.
(Moscow);
YMT]INGOLITS. O.M. (Ioningrad); SPASSEIT. I.G*
(Leninj;rad); OU330T, V.V.
(Vladivostok); RTBIIN. 0.7., rodaktor;.TUSHMICH, A.P.,
red&ktor,
(Hiotorical studies in mathematics. Vol. 51
Istoriko-matem^ticheskie
isolodovanita. Noskvsk,. Goo. itd-To
tokhniko-tooraticheakol lit-ry, 1952.
472 p. V01, 3. (MLU 6$O
1. Moscow. Univerettet. Seminar po Istorti. matemstiki.
(Mathematics) (Osipovskil, Timofei Yedorovich, 1765-1832)
(Paterson, Karl Mikhallovich, 1828-1881) (Latnikov, Alekesi
Vasilloviche 1837-1PA )

BAKMWTMTA,-N.T&.---
Pedagogical activities of T.A*Stokloy at the Mutrkov
TechmologiorA
Institute. let,,-xiat.1mmi. no.6:529-534 153. (MM 739)
(Stoklov. Vladisir Andr,sevich, 1863-1926)

-BAMtMKAYA I Is
Power series for sin "d coo& in the vorks of Hindu
mathematicians of the 15th to 18th century. Igtowte
ieel. no.13:325-334 f6O. (Mi 14:8)
(Hathematicff, Hindu)

BAXIIYUTSKATA-1 EOY&.
Infinite series in the works of the mathematicians.a&Mth
IMia
during the period from the 15tb to the 18th century..Iz
ist.nauki
i tekh.v stran.Vost. noo2tl74-189 161, (MIRA 1419)
(Mathematics, Hindu) (Serlesp Infinite)

BAKHMUTSIKA, E.ya. 1E.IA.)
Bl&tqe Pasoal's studies on Infinitesimal analysis; on
the third
Oghtennial of his death. Ist.-inat. zbir. 3t7-27 t62.
(KRA 16M)

BAMMSKAYk.0 S. A.
"Research Work in the Field of Pediatrics in 1952, "
Pediatriya, No.10 1952

pint ~.Irl
USSR/Acetylene Chamintry Feb 1947
Chemistry-Act-tylone
"The Derivative* of Acetylene," I. N. Nazarov,
S. S. Bachmutskaya~ 8 pp
"Izv Ak Nauk Khim" No 2
The mechanism of cyclohydration of symetrically
disubstituted dienines, the hydration of 2.5-
dim.thyl-1.5-hexadiene-3-ine and the cyclization
of 2.5-dimethyl-1.5hexadiene-3-one.
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the cWtevonding ale, Cd/poll. is? 144 -3% OV 1.6170,
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Derivatives of acetylene, CXIX. Mechanism of
sation of dianynes. XXVI. Behaviour of 5 :
dlen-3-yna during hydration and eyelleation.
20, 1837-1844 [U.S* tranel., 1903-19101,
(BA - A 11 Ja 153:3)
hydration and cycli
6-dinothylhepta- 1 : 5
J. gen. Chem. USSR, 150,
(nLPA 3:9)
84 9

W&ILOUW COSA I" So I VP
bekb 01
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8-100
1, CandUate )bftoal 84160M*
cla too 20 m 51

LOUNUTSUYA 0 S. Ya.
Problem of bacterial carriage. lain. a*d,, Xoakva 31
no.6:83-W June 1933.
(CIXL 25,, 1)
1. Candidate Medical Sciences. 2, Of the Department of
Infectious Diseases
(Head -- Prof, Go P, lkdnsv# Corresponding,Nember AN UM),
Central
Institute for the Advanced Training of Physicians. Moscow.

BUROVAj 0.; DIDENKOt R.; BAKHMUTSKAYA, Ye.1
NIKIFOROVA, La,
Freezing of endocrine enzyme raw materials in
polyethylene
films. Miss. Ind. SSSR 34 no.4tl6-17 163. (MIRA
16:10)
1. Laningradakiy ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni
Mrasnoy
kombinat Imeni S.M. Kirova.

BAIGNUT LX1 T B.
One of the beat In the Ukraine. Bell.strol. 13 no*11:9 N 138.
(MIRA llt12)
L Starohly lushoner Upravlantya r"shkolkhosnykh
stroyorganizately
Glavkolkhosstroya Mintateretva sol'skogo khosMetva USSR*
(Chorko.say District-Building)

02IA32.43 : 622
NON-CO14rALT TRAC-
11011i FOR hllNhd. )CA.S.aroskoll3kil, F.I.ValiMlutskil,
and V.E:.It,J,zvnleI'd.
W"s,131 N.). 4, U-31, In Romstan.
Sits" Ow firiA 1sof electric loco-
M~ tiVe. CTPI'Aing r , -a. I.;t cin the ralln,
d;-vvIopms,n1
AoI,k on the wett-ti I i,rc,4hi -J fully vatigfact(Lry
refulk in
f,cs far rt-L this kiao ); 1,; now IThnically aud
ally superior to (rm li,m I)y b.,ittery locotnotiven.
Where full
compliance vAtL !h .!mq- F,,,ft-tv r",ulatlonm In
mine., is
v-,t:,1 , 14 .1.1-1'V CUP,17k ntt'd UP t,~ 111~A'
thk, low 40 V, 'y,101"
Rafe ~,~atwo .4
JL,'

lectriwa EnCineorinG Abstracts
t
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MV~J& f AM ~~IMW Saw
.

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f&*ftfdv11vO. No. 7, ".
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may 1A
Sit" ..~nfiv locomotim to work os a I$W

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bdwm

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temw circuit in accotdahm with SOYM replall"

ft safety
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IU cott"pooding values
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ftequency.
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explained by the fact that
the faculty of propaption of,

the &nvill am drawn in the
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;L4

SOV/110-59-2-13/21
AUTHORSt Starosk0-_13kiY,t N.A0. Candidate of Technical
Sciences,
Bakhmitskiyj Fj,_,~Rhgineero : ~ ' '. Rozonfelld, V.T9.
Doctor of Technical Science6, Professor
TITLE: Mine Haulage by Contaotless High-Frequency Electric
Locomotives (Rudnichnaya otkatka 'beekoftikthymi
alektrovozami povyshennoy chastoty)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik glaktropromyshlonnosti,1959,Nr 21pp
55-60(USSR)
ABSTRACTt High-frequenoy contactless electric locomotives
are likely
to prove useful in.mines where there is a risk of fire.
This system employs inductive transfer of energy from the
system to the moving locomotive a schematic diagram of'
the arrangement being given in hg 1. The power distri-
bution system consists of two insulated cables suspended
at a height of 1,7 metres, This system acts as a
primary circuit, the secondary circuit being located on.
the locomotive. The current in the primary circuit is
automatically maintained constant whatever the load on
the locomotive. The main difficulty in developing
contaotless electric transport is that the electro-
magnetic linkage between primary and secondary is weak
Card 115 because closed magnetic circuits cannot be used,
Conditions are best at high frequency, and the frequency

SOV1110-59-2-13121
Mine Haulage by Contaotless High-Frequency Electric
Locomotives
of 2,500 c/s has been used on an experimental installa-
tion with an electric locomotive of 15 - 20 W. Even at
2500 cls the inductive reactance of the section line is
22 - 23 ohms/km and, therefore, compensating capacitors
must be installed at intervals of 500 - 600 metres along
the line. The power receiver installed on the locomotive
consists of a steel core and several turns of cables.
The cables are of special construction to reduce skin
effects. The inductive reactance of the power receiver
is 15 - 20 ohms and it must accordingly be sectionalIzed.
Considerable difficulties are experienced in designing
traction motors for frequencies of 1000 als and more.
However, dry type rectifiers operate satisfactorily at
such frequencies and so direct current motors are recom-
mended. A special feature of the conditions of operation
is that the voltage varies very greatly with the load.
A number of other constructional problems are described.
The first contaotless electric locomotive running at a
frequency of 2500 cls commenced operation in 1951 on an
Card 2/5 experimental surface narrow gauge line. An
experimental
installation 1.5 km long was installed in a mine in 1954.

SOV/110-59-2-13/21
Mine Haulage by Contact',less High-Frequency Electric
Locomotives
After the equipment had operated successfully for seven
months it was dismantled as the convertor was required
for further development work in the laboratory. A now
experimental line with two locomotives has been operating
in the same mine since early in 1958. A 100 kW high-
frequency furnace type generator is used. The rest of
the installation is briefly described. The maximum power
of the locomotive depends on the conditions and ranges
from 13 - 20 W. The locomotives have been convenient
to control and reliable in operation. There have been
several cases of capacitor failure, Safety questions are
then considered. The possibility of dangerous e.m.f.'s
being induced in other conductors is considered and it
is found that dangerous values are unlikely to occur.
Interference with telephonic communications is not
excessive. The electrical equipment on the locomotives
and the line capacitors must7 of courseq be explosion-
proof. Consideration is given to the selection of
frequency and it is concluded that a frequency in the
Card 3/5 neighbourhood of 3000 c/s is best. Theoretical
traction
characteristics for a contactless locomotive weighing

SOV/110-59-2-13/21
Mine Haulage by Contactless High-Frequency Electric
Locomotives
8.5 tons at a frequency of 3000 cls are given in Fig 3.
It is considered that contactless locomotives will be
useful when it is required to haul 350 - 400 tons of coal
per day or more and they become particularly attractive
at rates of 1006 tons of coal per day. Figures are given
for the overall efficiency of the system and these range
from 14% at 400 tons of coal per day to 25% at 1750 tons
of coal per day. Operating experience with nickel iron
accumulators in mining locomotives shows that the mean
efficiency of accumulator haulage is about 23%. This
efficiency is reckoned only to the battery terminals and
as rheostats are more used in battery locomotives their
power consumption is some 10% higher than that of the
corresponding contactless locomotive, The overall
efficiency of the contactless system could be improved by
the use of ionic frequency changers. A disadvantage of
contactless locomotives is that they are somewhat higher
than battery types~ overhead wires are necessary and the
Card 4/5 construction is somewhat complicated. The power of
the

SOY/110-59-2-13/21
Mine Haulage by Uontactless High-Frequency Electric
Locomotives
locomotives can be inoreased by about 20% if the
selenium rectifiers are replaced by germanium, It is
recommended to manufacture a series of experimental
Card 515 locomotives for installation in two or three
mines.
There are 3 figures and 2 Soviet references.
SUBMITTED: June 2T., 1958

PAXKKUTSKIT 761 inzb.; OROKHOVSKIT, I.I.; IMLAMOV, V.V.,
Insho;
ROZWZLID, VTe., doktor takhn.nauk; STAROSKOLISKIT, N.A.,
kand.takhn,nauk, dote*
Mine haulage by means of high-frequency electric
locomotives.
Ugoll 35 no*6t29-33 Je 160. (MIRA 1317)
1. Dongiprouglemash (Pakhmutekly, Orokhovskiy, Pwlamov). 2.
Hookov-
skly energetichaskiy institut (for Rozenfelld,
Starookollekly).
(Mine railroads)
Meotric locomotives)

GORIWLTSO M.N., inzh.; PODSYPLNINt Tu.I,j ialb,
Sj1TEYNWU6P AeStp inzho
Experimental molding equipment with packet vibration. Strol. L
dor. mash. 9 no.3t29-31 Mr 164. (MIRA 17s6)

Xachine &*counting on collective fares. Bukhg.uchst 16
no,1:39-49
J& 157. (mm 10-.2)
1. Starshly inshener Laningradskoy gruppy
proyektirovshchikov.
60yussashuchats.
(Collective ftrms-Accounting) (Xachine a4counting),

BAKWUTSLIX, luti,
NxPerience to mchine accounting an collective forms. Clzd.)
WNITOMASH 44:152-165 158. (MIRA 11:9)
(Collective farms-Accounting) (Machine accounting)

BORMTSM.P.
I I
Pilot Bremenko's story. Itrylarod. 3 n0-5:15-16 my
52.
(1tremanko, Ivan Ivanovich) MRA 8:8)

B4TTa!L-!jb
Ana!Ye!a of the errors of some do. measuring bridges as
applied
to cable measurtmentse Ilaktro3viatt 18 no.V 01,16 D 164.
.1.
(MIRA IsNa)

kc-Na'--AR7000770 SOURCE CODE: UR/0272/66/000/00MI29/0129
AUTHOR: Bakhmutakly, V. F.; Ogirko, N. M.
TITLE: A method for localizing insulation damage in cable lines
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Metrologtyaitzmeriteltnayatekhnika, Abs. 9.32.886
REP SOURCE: Kontrollno-izmerit. tekhnika. Resp. mezhved.
nauchno-tekha. 8b.;'
vyp. 1, 1065, 100-104
TOPIC TAGS: electric insulation, electric cableob-- -AuMor,
ABSTRACT: The possibility of improving the existing method of
localizing
damages injurious to the electrical strength of cable insulation
is Investigated. An~
analysis of the errors pertaining to the bridge method reveals the
following
possibilities for improving it: 1) replacement of three
measurements by two
measurements which simplifies the calculation formula and reduces
overall error;
2) replacement of the sliding wire potentiometer with its discrete
analog which
improves the reliability of the measuring instrument and
facilitates its manufacture
and adjustment; 3) introduction of an additional measurement for
determining the
Car4_1 / 2 UDC, .333

ACC NR,
AR7000770
line resistance which increases the range of applications
Of the
Considerations should be taken as the basis for I calizing reduced
electrical
strength in cable insulation. method. These
0
4 titles. There are four illustrations and a bibliogr phy of
[Translation of abstr
act] a
SUB COD.E: op [DWI
2/2

ArTUUu632 -- - --eov
E. uvd4ij/6040071023/018~/OA2
Bakhmutskiy, V. F.
ORO.- None
TITLE: A gauge for indicating the rate of change in temperature.
class 42,
No. :..h4306 . I
SOLMCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye zn&U , no.
23, 10166, 182
TOPIC TAGS: temperature instrument, electronic measurement,
thermistor . f ~W)P~4'11 rc,.ett
611c, I. i
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces a gauge for
indicating the rate of
change in temperature. The unit contains two thermistors, one of
them located in a
heat insulated jacket to create a relative delay. The electrical
circuit is simplified'
and the sensitivity of the instrument is improved 1W using
thermistore wbich have tem-
perature coefficients with opposite signs.
,SUB CODE- 13, 091 SUBM DATE- l8M&r6l

V.F. (LIvov)
Using the Poincard method in imetipting unsteady vibrations, 1xv,
AN S3SR.Otdotvkhsu&uk*HekhA muhinostr, uo*304-90 W-:o 161.
(HIPA 14 t 6)
(Vibration)

tle, mo%suxerl,-~nt ranp?:-, of Megolmeteril.
Vest. vvlaz' !5 no.'1:7-8 J1 165. (111'1,~A 18s8)

BMW?VTSKIlt V.P. (Livov)
Investigating the steadying processes of vibrationo in nonlinear
systems with mwW degrees of freedom. Izv.AN SSSR.Otd.tekb.wuk.
lhkhei mashimstr. no*2&UO-us Hi-Ap 162. (KIU 15 s 5)
(Vibration)

9/103/61/022/002/013/015
lop?) B019/Bo6o
AUTHORS: Bakhmutoklyj Vo Pt 9Vinshteyng I. I., Sao# S. Ye. (L'vov)
TITLEi 'Ties of a pulse feeding of a measuring bridge with semioonduc-
-tor thermist6re in two-position temperature control devices
PERIODICALI,.-Avtomatika i tolemekbanikat -,r. 22, no. 2, 1961,
259-262
TEXT: A stu dy has been made of the heat balance of a semiconductor
thermistorwith pulse feeding, By way of introduotiont setup and us 9~
of
two-porition temperature 4iontrol devices are discussed in general.
The
invercigation proper in made on the bao!n of the diagram shown in
Fig. 1
This aiagram consists of the pulse generator 10, the measuring
circuit UK,
the somioonductor thermiator STj and the two-position indicator a. The
following relations are given for the power dissipation In the
thermiator
with pulse feeding:
P(t) P wit n(t p + ti)!s t !~ (tp+ t I) + ti 25
10 with n(t + ti) + ti:~- t (n + I (t + ti)
1/4
30

8918-2-
3/103161/022/002/013/015
~ss of a pulse feeding B019/BO60
A denotes the pulse duration, t "the time between the pulaeap'P th; pa
i P
per pulis., *The following heat oonduction equations are given, by
taking
a0count of (1):
dT/dt + T/,t 017+6
dT7dt + T7T 07/-r (3)
Solution T(1) is obtained for the n-th pulsep and solution T (2) for
the
n n
-time between the n-th pulse and the (n+l)-th pulse, and therefrom,
by a
passage to the limit n 3%, oD the solutions
+
1.aml a
a + Go dip
I AT
2+ In alp
alp
'up 7.(Oxp V
IT a + GVP exp
. 1, +
alp
Card,2A
4c

8/103161/022/002/013/015
Use, of a pulse feeding B019/Bo6o
are obtained. From the(W.eq1tkations, one obtains formula
-0 +1
tip
N (10).
i~ ft-~ tip (ORP I.
which permits determining the power gain obtained by the use of a
pulse
feeding of the measuring bridge. As may be seen, the power gain
increases
with growing t./v and.deoreaoing ti/T, in which case, however,
there exist
limit values of ithese quantities, These limit values are
determinedp on
the one hand, by the metsuring instrument, and*on the other handt
by the-
temperature change In the object*
Fig. I
MK
.,There are 1"figure and 3 Soviet-bloc references.
-Card.-3/4
2C
25
so

I -
Z-15
X10
7 ,
,15
. I
0
I
(,6-

T
BAMOWISKIYt V$FO---(LIvov)
Calculation-Of a Orcitit containing a thermistor in relay o;,eration.
ATt. i telft, 22 no.W21-124 A161. (HPU 140)
(Thermietors) (Electric relayo)

j Vladimir Stanislavovichp kand. tekhn. nauk;,__,4
.jqhq_iuzh.; BUTMANt S.G., red,; FOMICESVq A.G., red, Isd-yaj
BEIDGUROVAl I#A,.# tekbn. red.
[Modern lov-voltage electric fixtursel lecture transcript)
Sovrewn-
naia niskovolftnaia slaktroustanovochnala apparatura;
stenogrmm lek-
taii. Lenlwadv 1961. 38 p. (MIRA 140)
(Electric wiringg Interior)

BAKHNLVI 13.
"Electric Distribution System of Average Tension
'4-Lth the Ground as
a Conductor"# P. 15. (aXMOVaRGIIA, Vol. 5, No. 10,
Oct. 1954,
Sofiya, Bulgaria)
SW Montlay List or east Suropean Acceasions, (LAL),
LO, Vol. 4,
No. 6p June 1955, Uncl.

AMCHNEV, B&khni, lnsh.,* DACHEV, Liubomir, inzh.
Economical commutation circuits for a*bstations.
Elektroenergiia
13 no.10alg-21 0 162. i.

11, Stefan, inaht) 140011, JbWAAj NANIDV,
.. Dimitur;
VWKOV, Vladinirl P~MIOTOV, Panaiot
Protootion og the 20 ky# system against
lightning, Isw
Inat onerg BAN W35-241 961*
lo Chlon na Rodaktsionnats. kologilap
"Isveitiia na Instituto.
po onergetikO (for Lospovski)a

PETKOV, L., inzh.; BOZHKOV, L., inzh.; BAKINN B.. Inzh.; DIMOVA, M.,
inth.
Standard diagrama of active and reactive loads, Elektroenergiia 14
no.7t7-9 JI 163,

B
i lnz)i.- DIRWA, Marlin inth.
OHM, ankhrilip I F
Detqrr-1wition of coLTonsating Pfrect In vnrious
methods of
regulating condenser battnries. Elektroenerglia
14 no.11t
2-5 N16%

!I. : 'I ~,~ '; ;, , . , ~ , : 1. .1 ,
1 . f *, 1 "... .-: ~'i r . -, r,it; In t ".(, -In t,
Ion
. I . .
. ~ ~ I: ,4. , , ! - ~
L" -
. I . .. fl-- I vo . lcktroon,~rJ.1(t .15 110.10:
j I_ I "', ( f , ",/. I

-,, ; 4 . ; , ,
I . 1 '9', ~ -., .1

BLXaqTSTl!j STAROSTIN, M.N., radaktor; SPIRDONOV, N.Y., tekhni-
elfulw7-Twaktor
[Agronomist Alaytina Bolkova; a sketch] Agronom Alavtina Bolkova;
oahark, Cl~albyshsv] lCulbyshovskos ka-yo, 1954., 23 p. (XLRA 9t8)
(Boikova, Aleytina Terent'syna)

XOMY, A.
Review the claselficatiou of sacks and accamts with
consumers
**.-aloy.prow. Z2 80.2t28-29 7 156. OUA 9t6;
l.Daspropetrovskeye say*doupravlenlys Glavuuki.
(B W tug) (Mar mills)

BAKiffi'OV, Yuriy Naumovlch; STEPR;SKAYA,
I.M., rod.
(Teaching the topic "Assembly drawings"]
Prepodayania
temy "Sborochnys chertozhi". Moskva, Vyatihaya
shkola ,
1965. 52 p. (MIRA 18til)
1~1

XMIN. VoA.. komd. takhu. n4uk; BARTOILDIN, B*A,,, inzh.
Methods and equipment for the experimental Investigation of
pnewatlo Impaot machinsee Ixv, Vs. uchabe save; gar% shuro
no,,12:87-95 158. (MIRA 1218)
i.'Daepropetrovskir gormyr Institut (for'Mvrsin), 2olustitut
gornogo, del& AN USSR (for Bakholdin).
(Mining machinery-Testing)
(Ameumatic machinery-Testing)

BAMIOLDINOr B.A.*q aspirant
Method of choosing parameters for constructing electric models of
conveyors with flexibler traotiom connectors. Vop.rud, transp.
no*,4:67-73
160. (MnA 1413)
1, Institut gornogo dela. AN USSR.
(Conveying nachinery-Electromechanical analogies)

BAKHOLDINj B. A.
Cand Tech Sci - (diss) "Study of the dynamics of
underground
scrapper conveyors by a modeling method." Stalino,
1961.
14 pp; (Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialist
Education
Ukrainian SSRI Donets Order of Labor Red Banner
Polytechnic
Inst); 150 copiesi price not given; (KL, 9-61 sup, 232)

POLIMTj 1,3.9 prot#;-4WOLD1fi#.B.A.j, inA.
Research an the possibility of applying Reafahtengel's famula
to the dynamic calucation of a sorpaer conveyer* Iwo vyse uobob*
savo; gor. aburnoo2t$7-96 161. NM 34:3)
I* lbepropetrovokiy ordena Trudovogo, Kraenogo Znameni gornyy
institut imeni Artema (for Polyakov), 2. Institut gornogo, dela
AN UM (for Bhkboldia),
(Conveying maohinery)

BAKHOLDIN,.B,A,_. aspirantf. RYKMISKIY, Yu.I., aspirant
Using electric modeling to study the dynamics of scraper con-
veyors* Vope rudo tranape no.5;59-69 161. (MMA 16:7)
1. Institut gornogo dela AN UkrSSR.
(Conveying machinery-Models)

BAKHOLDIN B A., inzh.; LESKEVICH, V.I., inzh.
Power transducer for studying belt conveyors. Vop. rud.
transp.
no.6t57-63 162. (KRA 15:8)
1. Institut chernoy metallurgii AN UkrSSR.
(Conveying nachinery)

BILICHENKO, N.Ya., kand.tekhn.nauk; POLUTARSKIYp S.A.,
kand.takhn.nauk;
BAKHOLDINt_� _UO.tekhn.n&uk1 UCSXZVICH, V.I., inzh.
.jA,,,,
Experimental studies of a heavy-duty belt oonveyor at the
Krivoy
Rog Southern Mining and Ore Dressing Combine. Vop. rud.
transp,
no.745-57 163. (MIRA 160)
1. Dnepropetrmkiy gornyy inatitut (for Bilichanko), 2,
Otdeleniye
gornorud kh problem Inatituta elaktrotakhniki AN UkrSSR (for
lAskavichl.
(Krivoy Rog Basin-Zonveying machinery-Testing)

BAKHOLDIN, B.A., kand.tokhninauk; IESKEVICH, V.I., inzh.
Stage drive for heavy-duty belt conveyors. Vop. rud. trtep.
no.7:94-104 163. ( IRA 160)
1. Otdoloniya gornorudnykh problem Instituta slaktrotekhn-4ki
AN UkrSSR.
(Conveying machinery--Eleotric driving)

PODOPRIGORAv A.S., kand.takhn.nauk; BAMLDIN B A
kand.takhn.nauk;
NOVIKOV, re.re., ingh. ~
Inscribing vehicles in inclined curves of mine
railroads Vop.
rud. transp, no.7#270-275 163, iMMA 160)
1. Otdele" gornorudnykh problem Instituts.
elaktrotakhniki
AN UkrSSR.
(Mice rsilroad"urvea and turnouts)

BAKH UA,_D.A., kand.tekhn.nauk; RtKHALISKIY, Yu.A.,
kand.tekhn.nauk;
LESKEVICHt V.I., insh.
Modeling the starting of belt conveyors with
single-drum drives.
Gor. zhur. no.909-44 S 163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Institut alektratekhniki AN UkrSSR.
IN

, B.V.Pinsh.
Temperature field of a frozen ground wall.
Shakht.stroi.
no,4tl5-18 Ap '59. OProton ground) (MIRA 12i5)

BAMIMINt B.V. inzh.
Relation of heat factors to thermal freezing
condItIonsip 'Trud
NIIOSP no.36:43-45 159. (N A 13:5
(Boil fressim)

BWOLDIN 0-B0V# . inzh-.-
Thermal conditions and freaging times to be used in
construction.
[Trud.rj IMOSP no-36:46-.51- 1590 (MIRA 0:5)
(Soil freezing)
I.,

ZHAIIHOT--Ih-R- --BAKHOLDIIi.-- RUD-UHAN, B.G.
I . . I I
B-V-L-
Using hydraulle methods in sinking refrigerating
cores. Oan.fund.
i makh.grun. 2 no.2:16-17 16D. (NMA 1338)
(Soil freezing)

441HUXH, V.N., insh.
"_ . .... ..
Traction substations and seationalizing ports with
remote control,
Xek. i tepl. tiaga 4 no.10:3 0 160. (HIVA 13:10)
1. lurganskiy uchastok energosnabsheniya.
Mectrio railroads--Substations) (Remote control)

BAKHOLDIN, B.V.
Some conclusions drawn from observations of the
artificial freezin
of soils. [Trudy] NIIOSP no.45:88-99 161. (MIRA 15:15
(Soil freezing)

BAIIIQ=p B.V.
Determining temperatures in ice walls. Dan., fund. i mekh. grun.
3 17-18 161. (MIRA 3.4121)
(Frozen ground)

- UKHOLDIN, B.V. - - - - - -- - - - - -
Flow of heat toward ice cylinders of frozen curtains with Bignifi
cant seepage speeds of ground water. [Trudyj NIIOSP no.45;77-87
,61. (MIRA 15:1)
(Soil freezing)

BAKHOLDIN. B.V.j SMIRNOVA, A.P., red. iad-vn; NAUMOVA, G.D.,
tekhn.
red.
(Selection of,the optimal method of freezing soil for buiIA-
ing purposes] Vybor optim&llnogo reshima samorashivaniia,
gruntoy v stroitellnykh tsellakh. Moskva, Goastrolisdat
1963, 69 p* (Soil freezing) (MIRA 16:71

BAKHODLINP,.B.V-.t.,,kand.takhn.nauk
Formation of ice walls by two rows of freezing columns.
Shakht.
stroi. 7 no.7tU-16 J1 163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Nauehno-iseledovateliskiy institut osnovaniy i
podzemnykh
aooruabenly,

ABE1XV, Yu.M.p doktor tekhn. nau)., prof.,-
ABELEV, M.Yu.p inzh.;
BAKHOLDIN, B.V.0 kand, tokhn. nauk; BEREZANTSEV,
V.G.,
~7okor'tekhn. naukp prof.; VYALOV, S.S., doktor
tekhn.
naukj GODES, E.G.p inzh.1 GORBUNOV-POSADOV, E.I.,
doktor
tekhn. nauk, prof.1 DAIP.ATOV, B.I., doktor tekhn.
naukt
prof.; DOKUCHAYEV, V.V.p kand. tekhn. nauk;
KRUTOV, V.I.,
kand. tekhn. naukj XSENWIONTOV., A.I., kand.
tekhn. nauk;
MARIUPOLISKIYp G.M.j kand. tekhn. naukl
MORARESKUL,N.N.,
inzh.; PEALEY, Ye.M., inzh.; SAVINOV, O.A.p doktor
tekhn.
nauki SIDWOV, N.N., kand. tekhn. nauk;
SMORODINSKIY,
N.'~.,, kand. tekhn. nauk; SOKOLOV, N.M... doktor
tekhn.nauk;
F)-iDKX11j A.Ya,j inzh,j SHASHKOV, S.A.p kand..
tekhnonauki
EYKOV, M.L., inah.1 YAROSHENKO, V.A.,
kand.tekhn.nauk,
Itteceased]; KIIALIZEV,, Ye.P.p kand. tekhn. nauks
nauchn.red.
[Mw.ual for the dosigning of industrial plants,
apartment
houses# and public buildings and structures;
foundational
Spravochnik proektirovshchika proryshlenrWkh,
zhilykh i
obshchostvenrWkh zdanii i sooruzhenii; osnovaniia
i funds-
menty. Leningrad, Stroiizdat,, 1964. 268 p.
(MIRA 18:1)

TALIKOV, II.A.; BAKHOLDIN, S.V.; SERAVKIN, K.A.
Conveyora with a buehing-roller nhaln. Ferm. i
spirt. prom. 30
no.1:32-33 164. (141RA 17:11)
1. Ryaz&nokiy likero-vodochnyy tavod.

Bum
Device for moving injection units WA auxiUary equipment in
tunnelv. Suggedted by N.A. WtholdiU- Rate. predl. no. 431-4-
6 159, (Tunneling) (HMA 1411)
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Frunkin, A. lool
BakhovTFm~ys.
TI I Dissertations In Ution for the academic degree
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1963
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Doctor of Mysloal, and
Professor it. Y. TIVS11111 and Candidate of
Teohniall
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Golenoes, Lecturer Pot Po, l=YATSh
'the theme "57uthest 9 of bn to 9 for Yu-toimtla I
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opponent& - Doctor of Technical.
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Technical Worm,
11.6aturst, Tu. Yo. XMISOY, At the X9.tqoy.j1jEh9r
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11962, on them it 'a System for Auto-
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