SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BENTKOWSKA, H. - BENUA, Y. Y.

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Or, a iohal i I;, Y;,!,; t, 1~ v I t, th'. i~- then -,ur.-,,urized in bi-ie:', quoting ,rA-.-,yrtrovls the f,'ec t , t, "nim. 45u) ana a~scussinj- e of "If! i,:7,ou".,. G1, U 'LlIt'l 01, firl the coul-;O 01' Of OXi(il?,', 6), '0 - i i and C is 30mc, silicone 3tructurez ai'e ill,"3trz,tod. 4-! 1~0 lilo--~%rization ar-A defol--merizutioll Gf ',5.41iconeF, the attu~r,tion or. th(a initial fis~lion of 3illo.xal,e bor.(;n witL or Lewis acids, oxides, at.ci other SaltS, i-L.N,~ 01. tilt-. :-OZ3U! till1j; Strl'CtUfill J~ feW t.1 1;ICIII ex,i,-,ples are quo-,ed. to illiistrate these :-,~,tctlon~i. here are I Li,blc z~r,~ referenct.,s: d 6ovict-bloc and 43 .,.oi.-6ovi,~t-bloc. atc-dra ','~op%rtmcnt of InorCanic ci~emistry, :-Olyt(-.Ci~aac Ilist-itut,e), ~4.bl-uziry 2, 1962 ~;iira 212 RODZIEWICZ, Wlodzimierz; LEMKOWSIA, flalina Hydrolysis of dic)Llorodiothylsilane by use of pontah,-dratv sulfuto of copper, Rocz ohemii 36 no,2:295-290 162, 1. DeparbaenL of Inorganic Chemistry, Teclinical University, Gdansk. '. '- / 7 1 1 - I , I ~ C ) ~', - HOFFMAN, B.;BEIITKOWSKI, Z.;POYYLIS, R;PROKULEWIC?,, S. Awther staid7 on isoantagoniata of Escheri-:-hia coll and its significance in infantile diarrhea. Pediat, pol0m 26 no. 10: 1116-1126 oct. 1951. (CI24L ?1:.3) 1. Of the First Pediatric Clinic (Head-Prof. H. Rirszfeldow-a, M. D.) of Wroclriw Medical Aclidemy and of tbe National Institute of ff7ginnn Branch in Wroclaw. (Flead-Eng. I.Szczapanski, H. D.). PorwInik Trechm-Aka lotnicz-j: platcimp. 'Varszzawa, "j j?"7. Korrunilacy,lyie, 1 262 1"O1 v jAst nf 'asi, L~iropean Accessions (TT'AI) I.C. No. 2? Fellruw-,, !-~,q, "Inclass. EENTS, H. (Bents, R.] Influence of paraffinization of the properties of you-as during looping prooess. Teksti1na prom 12 n:).2tl9-22 162. 1. Mauchnoissledovatelski institut z& tA-Ikstilua indwitriia, Reutlingen, Stuttgart, G?R, Institut za tekstilua te)rhnologiia. SOURCE CODES UR/0020/67/172/002/0371/03',41 AU'rHORI Akimov, 1. A.; BontLjp,_XJ.; Vilesov, F. I.; Terenin, A. N. (Acadomician) ORG: none TITIZI Photoominsivo effect from dyes adsorbed on ZnD and Mechanism of spectral sensitization SOURCE: AN 533R. Doklady, v. 172, no. 2, t967, 371--,'74 TOPIC TAG31 ;;hotoconductivity, zinc oxide A.;!3T.,6kCT: A study of the cyaninn dyes 1,11-diethyl--~,,11,15,17-bii;(o9,0'-dimethyltri- mnt.1-kv-lono)thiapontacarbocyanine iodide (I) and 3,3'-di,othylthiaporitacarbocyanine lodidn (11)o used as spoctral sonsit-Azers of silver hilido photographic emulsions, was carried out by determining the spectral distribution of the photoconductivity of ZnO containing the dyes and the spectral distribution of the quantum yield of t)hoto- electron araission from ZnO layers before and after introduction of the dyes. -1he dyo3 were found to sensitize the photoconductivity of ZnO with a high degree of effectiveness. The results obtained perrdt one for tne first time to conmare the nosition of the electronic energy levels of a semiconl~ictor and a iye in an attempt io provide an explanation for the mechanism of spectr-al sensitication (Fig. 1). Orig. art. hasl 4 figures. SUB CODEt 07/ SUEM IAM 2IJun66/ ORIG Wt 004/ ON REFS 007 1/2 Card UDCs 535-215 - AP7005587 tv of I DY41 7A 0 Fig. 1. Diagram of slectronio energy levels of z:ixA oxide and care adsorbod on it -C-c r d- 2/2 II-Ii(h, C!t1lu GL:0~1 -- "Hrjnufacturiii~., ii~dustrv in I.- rdlt:r oil Ludap(~st." Eoscow, 196u. 23 pp; (1'-:o,,:cow Order of Lelin mid (~ Labor Rud E,imjt-.r 'Apte UnIv im :,I. V. Lomoriosov); con:.4 . not ~7.dvuil; (K1,, 2(--EO, 1~1) 0 -B,Z=IUQVA_, ISLER, G.M.; HAMOVp L.R.; !MUHM, S.M.! J~T!~,,; VF FEMIYENKO' P.M. Use of henp tow for the mmifacture of particle boards,, Der. prom. 11 no.439-10 Ap 062, (MUI 15.-4) 1. Ukrgipromebel giartibooml) (Hemp) M,'TSIA1XVA' V. M. "The Mediastinal Form of Ct.ncer of the Lung. (Cllnic--rotntenolo~-ic5l Observations)." Cand Med Sci, Central Sci-Res Inst of Roertgenology anr! Riliology, Rin Health US,'7 Leningrad, l9c4. (KL, No 1, Jan 55' Rp j Survey of Scientific and Technical Diusertations Defe!nded at MaSh Higher Educational Inntitutions (12) SO: Sum. No. 556, 24 Jun 55 Radiation,pneumonclaromis; clinical and roentgenological obeervations. Vast. rentA rad. no.6!53-IK8 N-D 155. (KLRA 9:4) 1. Iz rentgenoterapsyticheskogo otdola (rukovoditell-prof. L.D. Podlyashuk) Gosudaretyennogo nauchno-issled.ovatellskoco Instituta imeni Y.M. Holotova (dir. I.G. Iagunova) (SCI&OSIS. pulm, caused by radiother) (RA.DIOTHELLPY. W. off. pu-Im. sclerosis) (LINGS.dis. sclerosis. cauBed by radiother.,) BINTSIANOVA, Y.M.; PIRMIMNI, N.A. Rotation radiotherapy of malignant tumors of the lungs. Tant.rent. L rad. 31 no.6:16-20 1-D 56. (MLRA 10:2) 1. Is rengenoterapaytiohaskogn otdols (sav. -- prof. L.D.Podlyeshuk) Goeudarstvannogo nauchno-i soledova tell skogo ~nstltuta rentganologii i radiologil imeni V.K.Xolotove (dir. - dottiont I.G.Imbunova) (LUW4 KNOPIASKS, ther, radiother., rotated) (RADIOTHMPT, in various din. cencer of lwgs, rotated radiothor.) SlaWITAR, I.A.,professor; BANTSUMOVA, VX,kandidat meditainskikh nauk Basic princLplas ands o the rap;r for malignant growths of the maxillofacial region. Stonatologlia 35 :ao.6:26-33 N-,D '56 (MUIA 10:4) 1. Iz kafsd*--.v rentganologii i radiologit (zav.-prof. 1.A. Shakhtor) Houkovskogo maditoluskogo stomatologicheskolgo institute. (dir.-dotment G.H. Belotoldy) (JAIIS--CANCAR) (YACJI--CANCJCR) (RADINHIRAFY) BMfTSIANOVA, V.M. -we] Rentgenoterapiis r8DY in primary cancer of the 1 parvichnogo raka legkogo; metodichaskie iikazaniia. Moskva. Medgis 1957. 39 P. (MIRA 11:5) (X RAYS--THFILMUTIC USE) (LUNDS-CANCICR) v A/ BAWSIANUVA, V.M. (Hoskva, J~ratnitskaya u1., d.28, k-v.34) radiothtrapy in lung cancer. Vo?.onk. 3 r-,r).5:6')G-6D3 '57. (MORA 11:2) 1. Iz rentgonoterepevticheekoro otdola (rukov. - prof. L.D.Podlya- silchuk) Gonuiarstvennogo nauchno-iHsledova tel' skogo Institute rentgonolopii i radiologii (dlr. - dots. I.T.Lngunova) i kefedry rentgenoloeit I radiologii kzfiv. - prof. I..A.Shekhtor) Moskovrkogo meditainBkogo stonatologicheskogo institute (dir. - dots. G.H. Belotokiy) (lJJNG, IINGPIASMS, ther. radiother.) (RADIOTM;RAFT, in various dis. lung cancer) SMMH-,n, Il'ys Alakeandrovich, prof.; PAYMY, Lleknrindr Sorgeyevich, dotsent; BENTSIANOU, T.M., red.; MOICEILO, K.K.. tekhn.red. [Courne in medical roentgenology and vidiolot7l Kur:s mn(lituinlikol rant ",nologii i radiolot,rii. Moakva, Ck:.a.izd-vo med.'Lit-ry, 1959. 349 P. (MIRA 13:6) (RADIOLOGT, KEDICAL) B91"SIANOVA, V.M., kand. mad. nauk: BMNSMTN. R.A. Combined chemical and X-ray theraP7 In cl.ronic leukosee. Trud7 TSentr. nauch.-isel. inst. rentg. I rnd. 10:308-313 159. (MIRA 12:9) (IZMKA) SOZOLOV, Tu. N., prof.; BINTSIAMOVA, V.-M.-. dots.; ROMISHTRALM, L.S., dote. Seventh 1611-Union Congress of Roentgenologists and Radiologists. Vest.. rent. i rad. 34 no.1:82-90 Ja-F '59- (N Da 12:3 ) (PADIOIWT, MEDIGAI,-CONGPMSBS) 140TUAMAP -V.H-"--dotsent (Moak-va, Zubavskiy bull-rar, d.16/20, kv.87); BALISEVICHj 3.1a. Radiation therapy for giarrt-cell tumors of ;he jaws. Vent. rent. i rad. 35 no. 5:44-50 MY-J'a 160. (HRA 14Q) 1. Iz kafedry rentgenologli radiologii (zav,, - ywof. I.A. Shokliter) Moskovskogo meditainskogo stomato.:Logicheakogc, instituta (direktor - dotaent G.N. Deletakiy) i radiologichaskogc, otdelouiya (zav. S.ya. Ballnevidb) WlInitsy imeni. A.A. Ostrovjww. (glavAn vrach P.V. Abashkina). (JANS-TUMFIS) (RADIOTHFILIWY) dotsenl.t red.; VIKTURlNA, ZEDGENIDZE9 G.k ; prof. otv. red.;, A V, F. ; kand. med. naA, red.; tibCHUNg N.V, t kand. mod. nauk, red.; IAGUNClVA- prof., red.; POBEDIIISMp M.N.,. prof,, red.; REYNBFFG, S.A,, zas.luzhenriyy dayatell nauki, prof., red.; ROZEVSHTRAUKHp L,S.t doktor med. nmkv red.; ROKPLIN, D.G., prof., red.; ';OKOLOVv Yu*N.v prof,# red.; FANARDUYAN, V..A., red.; SHEKHM, I.A., prof., red.; SHTERN. B.M., prcl%, ~IHTEFUI, V.14.. prof., red.;Zt[YEVA, N.K., tekhn. rad. [Tranca-tions ~-)f the Seventh AU-Union Corigrees of Roontgenologiats and lladioklgicts) Trudy Vaesalumogo swemda rontgonologov i radiologov, 7th, Stir0,ov, 195c", Mo.-,kva) Gon. izd-yo mod. lit-ry Medgiz, 1961. 317 p. (KIRA 14:7) 1. VoGsoyuznyy s"yezd rentgenologov i radiologov, 7th, Saratov, 1958. 2. DeystvAt.elluyy ~hlen AM11 SSSR (for Zedi;enidze). 3. ChlorW-korresponden- t v AlIN, sssH (ror liokhlinp Fanardzbyan), 4. Akademipt nauk Anqan&oy SSR (ior Fanardzhyan.) (RADIOLOGY# MEDICAL) itOZLNSHTiaUKHj L.j- P prof.; BLITSIXIOVA, V-14., dotsent; ZWNUX, Na. , Iclim. med.nauk First All-fius:lian Congreas -of Roentgenologists and ltadiologiqt3. - 3~ no.604"82 11-D'161. A Vent. rent. i rad (11111 1512) kR&DIUIw)GISTS_C,ONGiL~*E3) GINZBURG, Vladimir Gartsevich, prof.; red.; KUZIMINA, H.S., tekhn. red. (Fundamentals of a roentgenological examination of the Bkull] Oanovy rentgenologicheskogo isaledovaniia cherepa; rukcvodstvo dlia vrachei. Moskva, Medgiz, 1962. 1711 p. (MIRA 16:4) (SKULL-RADIOGRAPHY) LAGOOVA, Irina Georglyevna; ~MITSIAVOVA, V.M., red.; PARAMINA, N.L., tekhrA. red. (Tumors of the skeleton ]Opul-holi skeleta. Mosha, Medg!A, 1962. 365 P. (MIRA 15:9) (BONT,,LMORS) ROZENSHTRAUU, Leonid Semenovich, prof. ; HYRAKOVA, Nina Illarionovna, kand. med. nauk; BENTSIANCIVA) V.M., red.; 13ELIC91KOVA, Yu.S., tekhn. red. [Clinical X-ray diagnosis of paragoniminsis) Klinicheakaia rent- genodiagnost1kn paragonimoza. Moskva, Medgiz, 1963. 213 p. (MIRA 16:7) (PARAGONIMIASIS) (LUNGS-RADIOGRAPHY) FRIDKIN, Veniamin Yakovlevich; EENTSIANOVA, V.M., red.; KCROUIN, A.V., tekhn. red. (Anatomicofunctionnl foundations of the X-ray pictura of the lungs] Anatomo-funktsionallnye osnovy rentgenologiche- skogo izobrazhenlia legkikh. Moskvr, Medgiz, 1963. 189 p. (Mi:~A 16:11) (LIJNC,S--RADIO(;RAI'IfY) BEMMOVAI V.M.j kand.med.nauk; NIVDISKAYA, H.K..# kand.med.neuk. Eighth International Cancer Research Conrp-esm. Vast. rent. i rad, 38 nools75-80 Ja-F163. (MDU U tIO) j~ ff SHEFJ(rF-, I.A., prof.; PAVLOV, A.S., dot,,;ont; i: VOROBIYEV, Yu.I., aijaistent Renults of radiotheraj,7 for malllj;.rrLrIt. t,umcr:~ w, 7.- i prak,stom. no.6:'UH-155 163, 1. Iz kaftidry rentgenolof,11 I T' 11, 1 Monkov:,kcgo inecllt.,~irvlkoro oL,)r.ato, Il 1, T o Yc~ 1" r-, I pr f r C. '1 1, e. .-j T.a~ir., r~. 1 7 77 S 1 ".1, R J,,!" k: " I of Ul- El~" It V i- k' !f"Jull'. All--T~nicn :.~- lenti fi- en* i fl ul' t Of f 11`1 11 ry ~f i-LILI. lie'alth of tho 'in y f Frav- G")~3ua a r a-i rit t f~ lvi IT GUSEVA, L.P.; BENTSION, A.D. We are improving the quality of work in prcc*ssing telagrans. Vest. sviazi 23 no.12:20-21 D 163. (VURA 17:2) 1. Glavnyy inzh. Sverdlovskogo telegrafa (for Gliseva). 2. Nachall- n1k anparatnogo teekha Sverdlovmkogn telogr,Fkfa (for BentsLon). BENTSMAN, B. L. Bentsman, B. L. - "The economic problemn of mining natural ganes," TnWy 5arat. skon. in-ta, Vol 11, 1949, P. 137-73 SO: U-5240, 17, Dac- 53. (Istopts tZhurnal Inykh St'itey, No. 25, '1949). BENTSMAN, B. ..-- prol'. Method for studying the economic effectiveness of using.natura.1 gas in various branches of industry. Ispo:.'. eaza v nar. khoz. no.21239-21.6 163. (MIRA 18t9) 1. Saratovskiy ekonomicheskly institut. JANCZARSKI, I.; TRZE-13SKI. A.; BERTYN, K. On the presence In brain extracts of cholino asters acting upon the myometrium. Act& physiol.polon. 11 no.5,'6:732-733 6o. 1. Z Pracowni FixJopatologii Nnrzadu Rodner,,:) Instytutu Matki I Dziec)m w Warepawle, licrownik Dstalu Mntki. prof.dr J.Ldvinski Dyrektor Inutytutu: prof.dr F.Groer. (CHOLINE phArmacol) (BRAIN extracts) (UTERUS nhnrmacol) THZEBSKI, A.; CIIORDSZEWSKA, A.; JANGZAASKI, I.; JV,'TYN, K. Studies on the oxytocic activity and chentical compocition of secretions from the rat uterine mucosa after tho administration of estrogf--ns. Act& phyciol. polon. 13 no.5077~590 162. 1. Z Pracowni Fizjopatologil Narzadu li(xlriego, Kicrownik: doe. dr A. Trzobski Z Kliniki Poloznietwa i Chorch Kobiecych Kioi-ownik: prof. dr J. Lesinski Z Inatytutu Matki i Dziecka w Warazawie Dyrektoi: prof. dr B. Oornicki. (UTERUS) (OXYTOCICS) (ESTROGENS) 14 PETRI, G.;GSIPAK, J.;KOVACS, A.;BENTZIK, M. Data on the pathology of pyogenic Infle-tion. 1. The rolt, of hista- mine in pyogenic inflammation and the effect of antihistaminics on its course. Acta mod. hung. 3 no.3:347-368 1952. (CIXL 13:4) 1. Of the First Department of Surgery and of the Institmte of Pharmacology of Szeged University. PICTRI, G.;CSIPAK. J.;KOVAGS, A.;BSMIX. M. Data on the pathology of pyogente inflammation. II. The effect of the antihistamine substance of the leukocytes on pyogenic infl&mmation. Acta med. hung. 3 no-3:361-368 1952. (CLKL 23:4) 1. Of the First Department of Surgery and of the Institute )f Pharmacology of Szeged University. 2. lxperimental leucocytosia produced by subcutaneous injection of formaline. PIT111, G.; CISPAK, J.; KOVACS, B.; BENTZIK, M. The significance of histamin and antihistaninics In sIwp:.9 Inflam- mation. Nagy. sebesset 5 no. 4:241-246 Noy 1952. (CLKL 24:1) 1. Doctors. 2# Sargical Clinic (Director -- Prof. Dr. 117ula Jaki) and Pharmacology Institute (Director -- Prof. Dr. Miklos Janceo), Szeged Medical University. VARG,11,1. 'cf.; 13FIlUZIR, M.; KUM, 11. T-,)ibkotc,V Ir dog for ccpertiental purposcs. A--ta neurochir. (cl I rn.3;214, 2" 195). -a, 25 -5 0 f tho 1,Zeu-m-.Psyai tx-.Ic CUnic (H,-,4acl,Prof. I, 1humak, 1 (D.I.reattor-Prof, At. ...D,) myJ of tivi Inutt""Ito of Anatow 1.D.) of Szogcxl Unive.-sity. 7-1- / ff 41/1 C4, RMO. Sandor. dr.: BZN?Zrl. Xihalr, dr.; IISM, Anns, dr.; SOMISX, Rossa. dr. Studies on the mechanism of action of erperimental local. bone narrow Iqpoxie. with special reference to the role of thip antoucatc nervous system. Nagy. belorr. arch. 7 no.5:: 145-149 Oct,, 54. 1. A Szogedi Orvostudcuanyl Iffstas 1. as. Belklinikajwsak koslemenyo ( 4,aigato: Hatenyt Goss, dr. aka)-damtkus egya-temi tanar) (POLTCTTHzmrA, exper. prod. by anoxia. off. of steraottylaamontux bromide & hemilateral lumbar ganglIonectomy) (TSTRAITHYLAMMIUK. off. on exper. anoxi&-induced polycythemia) (GAEGLIA, AU M OHIO, off. of excls. on anoxiso-Induced polycythenia) (A,,OXIA. WMer. causing palycythomiso off. of tatraetlWlammonius bromide & hemilateral. lumbar ginglionectosy) BMTTZIK, Mihaly, di,.: WERCI, Gyorgy, dr.; NXIMI1, Andras, dr.; ------- *~, RI, Gabor-. dr. Implantatior of the internal mammary artery into the henrt rmierle fnr the Improvement of its blood su-'oply as based on experimenta rinearch. Magy. sebeezet 8 no.2'09-272:209-~15 Aug 55. 1. A SzegOt Orvontudnmanyi Haetem Snbeszett Mutettani Intesatenek knzlemenye. (Igazgato: Petri. Gfbnr, dr. epyeteni tanar). (HEART, blood supply lachAmia inRuff, exper. surg., i-plantation of internal mammary artery.) (TRANSPLANTATION external mammary artery in Ischetia of the heart.) B.&NUA, F. F. V, 154t, 19 A,jailab2--: Ulliary of Carignins E-,% rce: Ll~;t of Hi7priar, BENUA, T., Inshenor. - Metal electrode arc welding of thin shoat stool. Mor. flot no*2:23-27 147. (KLRA 9:6) OUlls (Naval architecture)-Volding)) (31actric volding) !-, . ~ . , I L , - - - : , ~ t ' * - i - t I- . I : r 1t, 4 . , , I I . i I ... . , . . , , t . - I I .- . , . . , . I 1 .1 " , . (- - : (-c , ~ I- - , , , , . . : , - , - 1 - : . I . . I N .-.I . . . I . . . 1 1 , I . . I . . - I I . . S ~ . . . -. I - i , . " , . - ; . . I F . , - , :. t , . - , . 1 . Bl-;I[U,,'.. Docent P. P. ; SHILYAIMIJ, P. 11. , 2. U30"R (600) 4. Steam 1,11o'-ler-o, ?'ikrIna 7- Calculation of the strength of' cylindrical elements of welded marine steam boilers, Rach. transp., 12, No. 6, 1)5,2. 9. Monthly LIst Of RU3.131,in Accessions, Library of Cor.91'essy Apri-1,1953, Uncl. I 1. -~VJWA, '~; ~')MLYAI--:V, P., Eng. 2. (600) 4. Sh i r s 7. Calcidqtlnp. for 3trp:i'vth of qlArO. brnce-frpe fivit br)tt~Dm.l which nre to insi,to pre~~surp, ~.or. flot, 12. No. 12. 1952. 11'r- ~ r 1. irt - v 9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congrims, 1 1953. Unclassified. BINUA, 7., kandieat tekhnicheskikh nauk, dotsent; SHILTATIV, P., inzhener. Strength cadculation of cylindrical elements for marine steam~boilvrs, functioninl,, at a wall te"raturs exceedit4r 4W C. Nor.1 rech. flot 13 no.3:14-16 Jy 153. (MI-2A 6:8) (Utean ')oilers, K&rine) t-,i.a c wol 1 i ri L .0 TI 9. Monthly List ~ff Russle-n Accessions. Library of Coni..-,ress, 1953, Uncl. Djoua, r.r., Icandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk, dotsenl; ratler, AJ., inzhener. Automatic, slag-shielded are welding with high current density for steel parts with larf:e cross sections. Avtog.delo 24 no.5:17-19 MY '53. (MM 6:5) 1. Laboratorlya svarki Laningradakogo institiv,ta Inzhaneror voclaogo trans- porta. (Electric welding) 'R?NUA F F kandidat tokhnicheakikh nauk; TOLIPVrr, G.D.. lnzher.or.; -~~~ttr"ITAMV. N.P., kandidat tekhnich"sklkh natik; KLIWOVXIN. G.P. Inzhoner; KIJ214AK, Ts.H., doktor te"nichaskilch nauk, proff-scor; NTTPVSKTT, I.A.. laurnat Stalinakry promit;PODY, R.N., inzhimner; POKHOOTA, I.K., inzhf%Tlnr-, YM141M, I.I., imndilat tokhnichaskikh Tutuk; YMFIIN, S.R., inxhriner; ZMINTSAWA. K.Y.. Inzhener. .redak- tor; GOTDVIN, S.Ta., Inzhener, rm(laktor; MATTETWA, L.S.. rodaktor; SnKOTf)Vji, T.F., tnkhnichookly redaktnr. [Automatic built-up welding with wnar-resintant alloyal Kvtoma- tichnskala neplavka iznosoustolchivynt splavani. Mosirvit. Goo. naurhnn-tekhn.izd vo mashinostrott.lit-ry, 1951. 244 po(MIBA 8:11) (M-mrtric voldlywO SINU, F.F., dotsent; 300DANOV, A.M., doteent. Izamlaing residual stresses in welded shafts of vessels. Rech. tramp. 3.4 no.2t23-25 Y '55. OUBA 8: 5 (Sbaf to andL shaf ting) '- I,,"- " BZNUA,F.. dotsent; SHILTATZV.P., inshener Calculating the strength of flat boiler walls reinforced by braces. Mor.flot 15 no-9:17-20 S155. (KLRA 8:11) (Boilers, Mnrine) BINU, F.P., kandidat tokhnichookikh nauk; SHILUTZV, P.N., )madidat -_ ---"khnichexkikh nauk. Increasing effective steam pressure in KB-5 boilers. Riqch.transp. 15 no.8:22-23 Ag '56. (KUL 9: 11) (Boilers, Narine) A/ Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Meta I lu.:-giya, 19:58, Nr 1, p 130 (USSR) AUTHORS: Benua, F.F., Ozolin, V.Yii. TITLE: Investigation of the Automatic Arc-weld Surfa_,ing of Brass oil Gray Iron (Issledovaniye avtomati(heskoy clektrodugovoy naplavki latUni na seryy chugun) PER[ODICAL: Tr Leningr. korablestroit. in-la, 1956, Nr 19, pp 91-108 ABSTRACT An investigation was made of the conditions of maxit-num deoxidation of the molten pool during the brass i;urfacing cf gray iron intended for the build-up of the contact surfaces of valve casings and disks . The surfacing was accomplished lby means of a bare electrode with a layer of a special flux and a-low current and long arc. It is demonstrated that the maximum decrease of free energy is exhibited by the reductioi. reaction of the Zn that enters into the composition of the brass rods. Borax and boric acid may be employed as supplementary deoxidizers. Flux ingre- dients containing F (Na3AlF 6) are used to fore,,;tall the formation of gas pores. NaCl, MgCl, and KC., are added to the flux to avoid slag inclusions in the facing metal. Tests of 10 'Fliixes and Card 112 137-58-1-911 lnvcstigation of tile Autornatic Arc-weld Surfacing -)f Brass on Gray Iron electrode coatings have lead to the following t-,,;(: recommended combinations 1) borax 50 percent, Na AlF 20 percent, MgGI 7.5 percent, KCI ZZ.5 percent; 3 6 2) borax 25 percent, boric acid 10 percent, Call', 10 percent , NaCl 30 percent, and cuprosilicon 25 percent. In the facing of L.-'2)9 and L-61 upon SCh- 15-32 iron it is established that the waste of Zn from the rods amovints to 30-40 per- cent; the percentual waste increases with increasing diameter of the rods. The hardness of the facing and the iron in the fusion zone increases in comparison with the materials i-a their initial states (H = 7~'-86 along the flux-welded facing), The thin interlayer of refined cast iron (O.P5 - 0'.1 rnm) in the fusion zone has no influf~rice on the mechanical treatment process. Separation tests revealed the strength of the junction to be 15.71 kg/mm2 ; the specimens failed along the bound- ary between the refined and the gray iron. In pressurization tests at 10 atm. both the facing and the fusion zone were found to be gas-tight. A metallographic investigation revealed the absence of any fusion of the parent metal during the fluxed brass- surfacing process and the fusion of. the brass with the parent metal through the thin interlayer of refined cast iron. Tables showing the chemical compositions of the cast irons and brasses employed, the materials lised in tile preparation of tile fl%ixes, and the metal facing are provided, also the procedure and process engineering of the flux facing. Bibliography 18 -eferences. V.S. Card 2/2 .1. Are we2ding-Autemation 2, Arc wolding..-Ele(:t.,-~,!,--ii--Applications ?!?~/e 21 137- 53- 5- 9747 Transjation from. Referativriyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 5, p 128 (USSR) AUTHORS Benua, F. F. . Demyarif sevich, V. P. , E~ushna rev, L. N T1 TL E Novt-I Developnwnts in the Automation :ind Mechanization of Elv( Iri( Ar,: ,nd Slag Welding (Novoye v oblasti avtomatizatsii i protsessov elektricheskoy dugovoy i shlakovoy sva rki) PERIODICAL V 5 1), , Svo r o( h n oy e p r o i z - v o. L e n i iq ra d, L e n i zda t, 11) 5 7. pp 17- 3 7 ABSTRACT The results of a number of investigations and prodiction -,-.udie~; of awornation and mechanization of welding processes are ( ommuni(ated. 1. An invest; gation of the effect of electrode dz~,nieler (( urrent density) on the melting of the parent and the elec'rode metal. An increase in current density improves the efficiency of tile processes of fusion of the product and the elec - trode. Thus. for wire of 2-mm diarnetc!r, an increase in cur- rent from 300 to 600 amps changes the share of the heat expendi- ture required to melt the parent metal from 15 to 28%, that for the electrode from 12 to 19.8%, that for tile flux frorn 36.8 to Card 1/ 3 29.2"/. and that going into heat dissipatiDn from 36.2 to 28.6'~,7o 13'7-58-5-9747 Novel Developments in the (cont. thi5 resuP.s in an increase in the deposition efficiency and the depth of pen- i(-trafion. 2. Devvlopinent, of a procedure of autoi-natic submergcd slag %-.eld- :~ng of parfs of large cross section at high currew. densities by electrodes 1.6-3 min in diinieter. The joint is held in a detachable coppEr or ceramic form. 'rhe tips of the automatic welder go into the gal) (20-25 mrn) until they a re 50 - 70 nim a pa rt. About 30 or 40 sec a fter welding sta rts, the a rc pro- cc-ss converts to it slag process. Filler metal adcied to the liquid bath dmiin- 1_~hes ils *.enverature, inhibits grain growth and ~,aises the akc from 1.7 to 8.1- 12.5 k)'InAm2 (SvO8A electrode, OSTs-45 flu:20 mm in diameter. The welding is done on i Cu backing -,x-ith a groove 20 mrn wide and 5 deep, the gap between the edges of the sheets being 12-16 mm. 3 E spaced .30 rnm apart are used, the fir5t being an 8-mn-i tungsten tip, and the others consurnable Z-mm typei. The W E i,3 powered by 3Z-38-v D-C. The consumable E are powered from sTE-34 transformers in open delta network. 4. A search for an efficient me-hod of akif,oniatic surfacing. It was found that tt,,e highest oulput was attain- 'ible %villi 5111gle-phase, two-electrode, three-arc facing, with !-min diameter E fed from ,. single STE-34 transformer (7.8-19.5 kg) metal applio(] prr hOUr) Ca r d 2 /3 137-58-5-974-1 r\L,-)vel Developmetits in the (Cont. 5. The devc1opment, for the processe5 described, of special 2-clectrode ~Wolll~Oic md :;( -11lia-atoinatic welders of the folkwing model dvsignations~ DEShA - L",V'['- 5, DEShP - LIIV'I* - 5, DEA - 2, and A DSD- 500. 6. An invf-5ii- ~ie,ion o' the el*tect of Jie schedtile in C02 weldin,,,, with sniall-diameler k-11-1 i-nd !i,o d(welopmerit of designs for autornatic equiprricrit for thi , I-yjo o" 7. Development of equipment for nia~is production of oil trim,- !ornier lioki~'mg of various rnodels and sizes. V.S. ro, Card 3/3 SUBJECT: USSR/Welding 135-1-2/14 AUTHORt Benus, F.F., Candidate of Technicul Sciences iknd Ozolin, __V_.YdT_,_N_n_aidate of Technical Sc,14ncos TITLE: "Research of automatic are fusion welding of brasses L62 and LS59-1 on gray cast iron" (Iselailovanio avtonatichookoi olktro- dugovoi naplavki latunsi.A 62 1 A 59-1 no sor3ri chugun) PERIODICAL: "Svarochnoo Proiavodatvo", 1957, No. 1, pp 4-0 (USSR) ABSTRACTs Experiments conducted in automatic and manual arc fusion- welding of copper alloys on steel and cast ircn led to the achievement of a fused-on metal that in free of cast iron or slag particles, or pores, and with a sufficient surface hard- nesa, strength of junction in work and absence of hard spots Which would prevent finishing by cutting. It states that no known fusion welding methods result in such properties as obtained in these experiments. Phosphorous cop- per (13 % P)v silictous copper (24 % Si), manganese copper (30 % Mn), and zinc were used as dit-oxidizers, zinc proved to be the most effective do-oxidizer for the copper oxide con- Card 1/3 tained in the brass welding rod, 31liceous copper alloys bay* TITLEt "Research of automatic arc fusion weleing of brasses L62 and LS59-1 on grey cast iron" (Iselsdi)vanie aytomatichookol elk- trodugovoi naplavki latunsi 62 1 59-1 na seryi chu 1 5!ur~114 proved to be the most'effective d-i-oxidizing compon,sn~ in xho flux, Fluorine and fluorsper in the flux lead to extraction of hydrogen from the fused on metal. Use of sodium chloride, potassium chloride, and chloric salts to take out oxides and non-metallio inclusions, and to obtain effective ionization of the arc, which is particularly important In fusion welding by long arc. Composition of the used welding rods *aas JIC59-1 1. Cu 57.69, Pb 1.12# Fe 0.7, Al none, Ni up to 0.18, Un none, Si traces; 2. Cu 58-72, Pb 1.32, Fe 0.94, Al none, Ni up to 0.20, Mn none, Si traceal -P 62 1. Cu 61.20; 2. Cu 62.09 Card 2/3 Only content of copper given. TITLEi "Remearch of automatio arc fusion welding of brasses L62 and LS59-1 on grey cast iron" (Tmalcdovanie avtociaticheakoi elk- trodugovoi naplavki latunsi 11-62 1 /'C59-1 nit seryi chugun) 3-35-1-2/1k Microstructure of the basia and fused-on metal at th6 juncture in Fhown. The article contains 3 figures, 5 tables, 4 photo- graphs and 10 references, all Sla-vic (Ruisian). INSTITUTION: Leningrad Institute of Water Trawiport Engineers - (Lenlngradakiy Inatitut Inzhenero-v Vodnogo Transports) PRESENTED BY: SUBMITTEDi AVAILABLEi At the Library of Congress Card 3/3 BEWA, Fedor Irrantsevirh, BOGDANOV, Aleksandr Mikhnylovich: SAGMA)VICH. D.E., f, vennyy red.; OGVMSF.AYA, A.A., red.; DYORAKOVSKATJi, A.A., takhn.red. [Electric ar2 and built-uD welding of shAft3j Blektrodugovala avarka I nnDlnvka nudovykh vn1ov. [Leningr4d] Goa.soiuzr.os i7.&-vo nudostrott. promyshl., 1957. 229 p. (MIRA 11-.1) Olectric welding) (.Ihnftfl An~ shnftinp) BRIIJA. Podor Yr4ntsevich, ; KATLER. Anna lzrallevrA, ; SAGALCUO, D.K., otv. red.; KUSKOVA, A.I.. red.; SHISHKOVA. L.K., taklin. red. [Autowtic submerged-arc welding, in shipbuilding and 3hip repair) Avtomaticheakala vatinoshlokoveia evarlm v sudontroenil i sudoremonte. Leningra,l. Goo. sotusnoo Izd-vo sudostr)lt. promrohl. 1959. 127 p. (HIU 11:10) (Electric welding) (Shipbuilding) (Ships--Maintenance arKI repair) 155..5a-5-1/17 AUTHOR6: Benua, F.F., Candidate of Eechnical iciences, Vologdin, I.V., -N-gineer-a-nd Katler, A.I., Candidate of TechnAcal iciences. TITLE: 'Audy uf the of Vibration oa the CrystEtllization and itructure of Ietal oelded-on by th:i Slag-Bath Method (Issledovaniye vliyaniya vibratsii nQ protsesE kristallizatsii i strukturu naplavlennogo metalla pri vanno-shlakovoy avarke) PEhIODICALt Svarochnoye Proizvodatvo, 1958, Nr 5, i,P 1-5 (USWO ABL;ThACTt The problem of preventing hot cracks and obtai!iing fine- grained equiaxial structures of weli metal in -Jectric slag welding processeg is only partially solved. Th.-. data provided by different investigators fRef. I - 8_7 indioates that the effect of vibration on the crystall',zation proceBs depends on the frequency of vibration. Othor investigE.tions fRef. 9 - 117 confirmed the assump-,,-ion. In 15-56-57, the authorn of this article carried out experiments with vibration frequencies of 25 to 50 cYcles/sec. The techniques and results are given in detail. The vibration deV:LCe is des- cribed and shown in a schematic draAing. The results of the Card 1/2 experiments indicate that vibration in a low-frtiquency range 155-58-5-1/17 Study of the Nffoct of Vibration on the Crystallization and itructure of Metal Welded-on by the Slag-bath Rethod of 1,!100 to 2,000 cycies/min, applied to the weld metal during the entire crystallization period, breaks large dendrites into small. Differently directed, it compresses .he metal, reduces the size of grains, and es8ontially -in- creases impact resistance. There are 5 figures, 2 tables and 12 referencez, 11 of which are Soviet abd I English. ASJOCIATlON: Leringradakiy institut inzhenerov vodnogo transports (Lenin- grad 'hater-1'ransport !-"ngineering In!jtitute) AVAILABLE: Librar.Y of ',ongress Card 212 BENUA, F.F., k'and.takhn.nauk; VOIA)GDIII, I.V., '.nzh.; XA.TIZ't. A.I., kand.takhn. Invastigatinf, the affect of vibration on the crystallization process and structure of built-up weld, metal in the submerged arc process. Svar. process. Svar. prolzv. no-5:1-5 M7 '58. (mia 11:6) I.Leningradekly inatitut inzhenerov valnogo transpc-.-tft. (Electric welding) (Solidification) (Vibrat:~on) PZVUA, F.Y., kand. tekhn. nauk. Autamt1c, single-electrodo, built-up welding under I'lux of cylindrical shapes alor4; spiral lines. :Sverq prois. no.2:25-28 F 159. (MIRA 12:1) 1.1,eningradekiy institut inshenerov vodtiogo transporta. (Shafting-Maintenance and rfititir) (Electric waldinj:) SO-1/1-35-59-10 11/2-3 AUTIIOR- Benua, F.F., Candidate of Te.-tini-al S,:'A*en---es TITLEt Submerged Arc Welding of Pipe Brancbes on Smoke Stacks PERIODICkLc Svarochnoye proizwodsivo., 1959, Nr .10, pp 25-26 (USSR) ABSTRACT% Research is descTibed here on a te.-Lnolvgy for tingle-ele-trode submerged arc melding of straight smoke staeks ritb an external diameter of 51--89 mm and a wall thi(kn.--ss of 2.,',-3,5 mm (GOST 3099-16) f or thei r length, n1' rig bv sro I ling on pipe branches of 150 - 250 mri in lengths The ~,able g'.~,c~P3 tLe diamt-ter c-f used electrode wires, with the cor7eHponding sp*ed of wire suprly, the weld-'ng current, and the arc 1roltag.s. As a rtsult tJ the pr,sent research,, the following technology was workod outt The end,s of the pipes and pipe branches whi(li are to bl~ %.Ided are t,,tated with a Lievel angle of 55-600 at the edgz~s. Thua, Dne can get symmetrict-.1 as well na asyinmetrical welding t.-e-i-.he,i. The welding is done with a special device which totates thz, pip;! during thf, welding process and forms the w0d metal with thc- ittier surface of the pipe (Fig; Card 1/2 1). For the w,11ding a .4t-m-auIomaL' devi:e type PSb--5 or SOV/1135--M 10-11/23 Submerged Arc Welding of Pipo Bran.hes on Smoke StaAs PI)SU-500 is usod. -ai-s i,ypn Sv--08 or S-08A are used together with flux Lype OST3 -15 ,- LN j4&.:-oith dfre~t cur-rent, according to the conditi,-,ii MiGffn ii, the tabled The numbtt of re- volutions of the p1pe d-.f1-.ig th~ vj~:ldiag provts:i do-ptnds on the thickv,.ess of the vall", tht -%te-Dal diameter, and the aixtlabi- lity uf clearan-.~e, ucci.rdingr to 0if utmogram In fig.3, This tr-h- nology is used successfal;y at the Chistn-~O slv~p repair ytvrd, In this study Engineer A.A. Orlo~, and 'tagiTA-t~r A.K,, Perepelkin par. ticipated. There are I aiag.-wn. 9 g~.-aphs, I tab:(e and 3 Sw-rsri, references. ASSOCIATIONs Leningradskiy inatitut vonocgo tran!iporta (Leningrad Institute for Water Transport) Card 2/2 PHASE I BOOK EXPLOTTATION SOV/4005 Benua,, Fedor Frantsevich, Candidate of TechnIcal Scien,les Avtomaticheakaya naplavka po vintovoy linii .:St-allnykh tsilindricheskikh izdelly (Automatic Deposition of Metal Along a HelIx on Cylindrical. Steel Parts) Leningrad, 1959. 24 p. (So-ries: Leningradskly dom nauchno-tekhnicheakoy propagandy. Obvien peredo~;ym opytom. Serlya: Svarka I payka metallov, vyp. 3) (Series: Bazovaya nau--hno-issledovatellskaya laboratoriya s%rarki MRF LIIVT). Seriya 2: Issiedovaniya i proizvodstvennyy opyt. vyp. 1) 6,500 coples printed. Sponsoring Agencies: Obshchestvo po rasprostraneniyu politicheskikh i nauchnykh znaniy RSFSR; Ministerstvo rechnogo flota RSFSR. Ed.: Z.M. Ryzhik, Engineer; Tech. Ed.: M.111. Kubneva. PURPOSE: This 'booklet is Intended for welders. COVERAGE: The author describes the automatic: depositicn of metal on cylindrical parts under a flux layer by means of arc welding. The Card 1/3 Automatic Deposition (Cont.) SOV,,4005 research work was carried cut at the Bazovaya nauchno-issledo- vatel'skaya laboratorlya avarki MRF LIIVTI).(Base Scientific Research Laboratory for Welding MRF RIVY'r A.K. Perepelkin, Engineer, was in charge of the experimental part of this work. There are 8 Soviet references. TABLE OF CONTENTS: There Is no table of contents; the booklet Is divided into the following sections: 1. Essentials of the Process 3 2. Materials Used in Hard-Facing Carbon Stcel Parts 5 3. Hard-Facing Regimes Used 6 4. Optimal Hard-11acing Regimes 7 al Experimental. installation 8 b Determination of expedient hard-facing regimes 10 c Determinaticn of optimal hard-facing regimes 14 d Calculation and graphic determination of parameti-xa for -optimal hard-facing regimes 22 Card 2/3 Automatic Deposition (Cont.) SOV/4005 5. Installations for Hard-Pacing Cylindrical Parts 24 References AVAILABLEt Library of Congress Card 3/3 VK/wbc/jb 7-28-60 8ENUA, F.F., kemd.tekhn.nauk, dotsent Stud), of' automatic electric are wel6.,Lng under flux of outlet butts to the fire tubes of steam bol:~ers. Trudy LIVT no.6: 68-79 160. (~M 15:3) (BoilGra, Max-ine-Welding) S/125/60/00D/010/00x/oizi A161/A153 AUTHORSt Benua, F.F., Katler, A.I. TITLE: Technological and Economic Factors of tho Melting 1)ro~;esa in Auto- matic Electro-Slap, Welding With Plate Electrodes PERIODICAL: Avtomaticheskaya avarka, 1960, No. 10, pp. 19-22 TEXT: The fiutomat~c slag welding process with plE,te electrodes is cften used for the welding of parts with large cross sectionxi but since the -weld metal has a coarse dendritic structure it requires heat treatment. In ox.periments carried out at the Laboratoriya avarki MN (the MRF Welding Laboratory) in 1954-1958, it was dit3covered that the metal structure can be improved and the hent treatment after welding eliminated by using e,n additional filler netal in the pool, or low-frejuency vibration. An inste,llation for welding with two plate electrodes (Fig.1) is described. DurinE: the operation, the vibra- tor motor transmits vertical reciprocating movements to head (4) the plate electrodes (5). The material welded in the MRF Welding Laboratory experi- ments was round rollod (-1-3 (St-3) steel bar 85 mm in diameter, two 8x35 mm Card 1/5 S/12r/60/000/010/003/015 A161/AI33 Technological and Economic Factors of the Melting Process in Automatic Elec- tro-Slag Welding With Flats Electrodes electrodes and th,~ f-.Lller metal. AH- 348A (AN-348A) flux was used for the slag pool; two "-I '1-54 (STE-34) welding transformors were connected into open delta, The electrode plates only were fed into the welding zone in the ini- tial period of the p:-ocess (0.5-1.5 min), and the electrode and filler plates together durin,L- the whole process. A steady 550 cmp and 32 volt current was ,maintained throughou--. the process. The vibration accelerated the trannfer of metal drops 1.5 timen. The authors arrive at tho following conclusion: 1) Vibration (of 50 cpsand 1.8 mm amplitude) of the plate ele,,trodes increas- ed the productivity of the process and the meltinj; rate by 45% and reduced the consumption of electric power by 32~; 2) Vibration reduces the process costs owing to a morf? frequent transfer of metal c~rops from the electrodes; 3) An addition of filler metal in proper quantitif--into the pool during the welding process, doubles the efficiency and cutb the electric power consump- tion by 50L~. There are 3 figures and 3 Soviet-bloc referencei3. (I Card 21, S/125/60/000/010/003/015 A161/A133 Technological and Economic Factors of the Melting Process in Automatic -'-'Iec- tro-Slag Welding ','O'ith Plate Electrodes ASSOCIATIONSt Bazovaya nauchno-iseledovatollskaya laboratoriya svarki MRF Base Welding Research Laboratory SUI'i?.',ITT.T-,D: March 16, 1960 Card 3/5 S/125/60/000/010/003/015 A160133 Technological and Economic Factors of the Melting Process in Automatic Elec- Lro-31aj,, 'duldini, ',';ith I'late Electrodoo Fi~;ure 1 : Auto~nat;.-:- welding assembly With two plate electrodes Card 4/5 3/125/60/000/010,/003/015 A161/A133 Technological and Economic Factors of the Meltine: Process in Automatic Else- tro-Slag Welding With Plate Electrodes Figure 2: Layout of the slag telding process with two plate electrodes and filler plateo: 1 - Part being welded 2 - Split copper mold - Plate electrodes - Filler metal plates Card 5/5 DUKOR, Z. G. ; KLYUSHENKOV, I.S.; KNSTANTINOV, V. P. KATLER, ?4AYKOV, N.K.; PRAYSMAN, A.1).; SEPLEYEV, V.I.; TRUFANOV, V.G.; FEDGROV, V.F.; FIMIN, j,R.; CHERTKOV, Kh.A.; SHIBANOV, B3.1 VATASHKINA, S.A., red.lv!.-Ya, CEfO.'('N,M.T., re.-d.; RLWVA~ V.A., tekhn. red. . [Handbook on ship repairs In two volumes' Spravcchnik po remontu E;udov v dvukh tomakh. Pod obshchol red. M,.!.Chernova. Mosk-ya, Izd-yo "Rachnoi transport." Vol.:':% 1963. 60C p. (Ships-MAintenance and rep&ir) (MIRA 16:9) OKERBWM, Nikolay Oskarovich; DEMYANTSEVICH, Vlad-imir Petrovich; BAYXOV)., Iraida Petroma; BENUA, F.F., kand. tekhn.riauk, retsenzent; MATSKEVICH, V.D., k&nd. telhn.nauk, rettenzent; SACALOVICH, D.N., kand. tekhn. nauk,, nouchn. red.; EHAKHNOVA, V.M.P red..; KOROVENKO, Yu.N., takhn. wd. (Planning the procedure for the manufacture of weldW struc- tures; denign methods] Proaktirovanie ':,ekhnOlOFii ii;gotoyleniia svamyl:h konstruktsii; raschetnye matody. Leningrad, Stidprom- giz, 1963. 602,p. I.MIRA 16:9) (S~tructural framea--Welding) (Welding-TableB, calculations, etc.) ,-a:UA, .'.F.; DIUCL, Z.G.; D.I.; VA"'i"CN, 1".K.; I AY":,"Z, A.D.; V.I.; V.G.; PEDO",(JV, G;:E:(TKCA7, Xh.A.; S'ND31TOV, J.V.; CILETOV, 1!.1.l V ITkI31 1-(,d.i-.,.(I-va; i:CD.'l.CVA, V.A., tekiiii. red, (Ilandbook or, rihip veptini Ln two volurp,:-,l :p-.-avaclljdk p) rei.ontu sudov v dvul-h torin-kh. Fo~! Obshche:. red. :'.I. Chenif)va. Vo,-J-v~, 1--d-vo ll-,,,cl.rol trannjort." Vol.l. I'Y -~3. 550 p. OU.-A 1~-12) anci rej,,air) Ww-ino en,,ineering-R'lndbooks, r-.~lnual;:i, etc.) EENIiA,p F.F., prof. R~3conditionirtg worn-mt, pivtzim made of a?2cy- by argon-arc bu'-ld-up weldir4,,. T'r-udy LIVTT ric.80-.27-21 16,1;. (M-RP .., -.- -C; I ILI IL [I fq I Kna~.Lovich . I i'lonstantin Kikhailo-tich. M~tcorolo:-Lila. Izri. 2., ispr. ~:oskva, Voe.-morizdat, 1?'41. 502 p : 'IS7,iz3ok (lopolfil-tellno-* leteratury": -,. 481. .AC: - D37 1 Wo 1 SO: LC, Sovlet jeoaraph.-,~, "art 1, 1951, Uricl. BENUA, N. N. "Dynamic.- of Conditioned Inhibitiont of tho First, Sticon;, and Third Order in Man and the Effect Luminal. Has on Therr-" Cand MEd Sci, Leningrad State Order of Lenin Inst for the Advanced Training of physicians imeni S. M. Kirov, Leningrad, 1954. (KL, No 1, Jan 55) Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR Higher Educational Institutions (12) SO: Sum. No. 556, 24 Jun 55 USSR / Huiran and AnILIal Physiology. Nervous System, Higher N3rvous T Activity, Behavior. Aba Jour : Rof Zhur - Biol.) No .1-5, 1958, Ito. '1'0561) Author : Benuft) N.-Iflo Inat lot '. kr%;g~ T it The Role of the Sece~rLl Sigml Svstem in the Process of Difforontiation in tho Adult Human 01-ig Ilub Zh. Vyanh. Narvn. Doyat-sti, 1957, Vol 7, No 51 642-65n Ab,-1tract In 83 subjocts conditioned wink refl-exes (WR) -woro clabcratod, in addition to conditicried inhibition of the first ardor to light (11), of the second order to sound (a belly IP), and of the third order to tactile s":L=la- tion of the akin of the cbenk (13)- Formation of 12 and 13 wan testod by combining them with the matronnmo in roplacejannt of roinforcomont. The WR dnmlopod after two to five pairea preaentationa ard in 40 pernont of cases Card !/,;, MAGNUS, Rudolf, 1873-1927.-. A" I N (translator]; LEBENTRAU, K.G. [translator); IMPETIYANT7, E.Sh., red.; KISLYAYOV, V.A., red. [Equilibrium; an experimental physiological study of the IndividuaL reflexes governing equilibrium of their cor- relntions, and their disorders] Ustanovka teln; eksporl- mentnIlno-fiziologicheakie lssledovnniia t)tdellnykh oprede- liniushchikh ustanovkii tela reflekaov, ikh vzai-anykh vli- ianii 1 i1ch rasstrointv. Leninprad, Izd-to AN SSSR, 1962~ 624 p, Translated from the German. (MIRA 10;9) (Equilibrium (Physiology)) (Rel'lexetl) AID Ur. OW-13 31 HIY HEMODYNAMICS OF 11AAIN DURING VARIATIONS IN GRAVITATIONAL -MELD DIRECTION (USSR) Moskalenko, Yu. Ye. , Ij. N ,__ASrj~!~._and 0. V. Grauriov. Fiziologicheakly zhurnal SSSR imeni 1. IA. Sechenova, v. 49, no. '4, 1953, 405-411. S /239 /83 /049 /004 /001 /001 Experiments have been conducted with rats to study changes in intracranial hemodynamics after placing the body in different spatial positions in the vertical plane. EPG made with the head down showed increased resistance in the cranial cavity. The amplitude of pulse oscillations decreased slightly after the posit'lon was changed, then rose above the initial level and sometimes remained at the higher level after the body assumed the normal position. The amplitude of res- piratory waves also increased. With the head up intracranial electrical resis- tance decreased, the amplitude of pulse oscillations WRS usually unchanged, and the amplitude of respiratory waves decreased, The EPG showed marked inten- sification of waves of the third order. Changes in the electrical resistance of the cranial cavity indicated that the brain was filling'with blood. The dynamics of blood filling after changes in the direction of the gravitational field indicated a regulatory action. Fluctuation in the brain's vascular tonua indicated the relative autonomy of homeostasis In the brain. [ABI C&rd V1 161~S-00(1031J 1121JI13z) At, fii(A..Z: 13anua, Ye Yu . TITLL Lxact Deturri.ination of tile tile Oscillatory llegimcn in System with an Commutator 21179 S/l it I/oo/o(,3/c "b/c, 1""(_,J) i-I'l 2 Existence Cor(litio,", an Extrvt~m%. Coitt:.-%~i P,',1?1QDICAL: Lzvc!jti),a vysshikh uchebm-kh zavedeniv, -adtofizika, 1()6U, Vol. 1~0. 6, pp. IC 11 7 6 -.1 1 C; XT Thn svstci-,i con.Nidered can 1) e r c pr c s c n t e (I (.A i, av, r a i. - .atically as !~;Ilowll ill Vig-. I. The charL.cteri-qtic of tiic- ni)it- II-)I of' the controlled object in tic viciitity of the c:~:trcmum is ill the forr.; y = -Rx- Tim- cliarrictnri 5L-~c tile rejay-type Control device 141-11- is ill t!IQ fu in 2. The switching over of' the relay control 6cvicc occur.-; at C- = -Ho 0 The erjuation3 of oi are ill Lhe forri: C, (11 JI If 21179 I.X(Ict y kxl* (P) x K, P -r,: (III I -, -- ..'there IYP) 111(p)/Q1 P) and Y, 2(p) PO(r,)/Q2 P) whicil are rational fractional functiotts without zeros or 11,U1tijj1Q poles is a colvit"Int of' tile delay Circuit and 1) = d/dt Two cases are considered: 1) t;1c pick-UP of the extremum indicator registers the jiwignitude ot t.',ic dcrivative of t;ic output vnriable ot tlxc object %'D)pn type I I ) and 2) TAck-up o1.' the exLremmi indicator (DI-E) registers the difterence ti.etween. the instantancolis value of the output variable of the object and the extremal. v,%.Iue of thi.-i vnriable (EPE typc- 11). Card 2/h tcllcf~ coll~!Ij-tj,olmi -III(: t".1(! cull'-itiol~-.; of local L; ai tl~c G-;Cillat~.Ons ill tll(-. vicivity 0i tile, ."ove sv.,~tcn;s ax 0 cleterl:dned. ]t in, s~lown 'L~,at L;,.(: In thosc extroululn sy.Aems rvprci~,,nikts tii(-- iwn- r(!-ime and, if 011C of the clvmc:~ts ot tilf, faulty, therp C-"Z,L-;tf; the po3nit~i1ity of tile Cntrul assul.ling art kixtrviv~xm, I.onition. ill t;le pro-scnec (A' a C(It~.- zitatorv tl'~w control pnranicter bri;inL3 -,7~ o-scill-ite cti-mlnt; I,ozilition at. whicli it om:; when tile fault occuri-r-,d. T - I oxterl'al portill-bation.,j in t m extirvinum !mve, a ntrc)n,,, (-)It Ulv- rf tile System but the prc!~enc#, c)--' a C~):.: ~kl--:Ator tioe~~ llot pemlit the sy.-iter. to I.ccov;,~ uv~ iu,".mc his deep gratitude to Yu.~,'. ljolgol(~rlko I'or u )-n.,, c ttilis %,ro r I'. Thcrc are 7 z1"(, 71 "OViCt " ~ I '--rcuces. A', C 1 ATI 0 -4 Lcningradskiy podagogicheskiy institut, im. A.I. G-2rtscna ( Le ningr a d I c rAago g 3-ca Institute im. A.I. Clcrtscji) JT C 1, 1) Ame 23, 1960 Exact Determination .... C-1179 5/141/(-'.)/003/OC'3/C) 10/625 L192/E362 i I Key a - nonlinear element of' the controlle-d obJect; - reversing device; 3 - relay control clevice; 4 - pick-up of the extret,,ut. in(4icato,r,, commutator. 17 3 ~ 'J ~ C, C) 5/0 C 71/ 0 2 3 A U'-T'l I OR 15 Y eY TITLE; Btat,~,, ir. Fit cvvz~em t!xtrem,im reglilation SOURCE! Aka-iem_y.u :_IUAk ~-"SSR~ ki. C VK) 1: 0 uZ, -,,3 a., i Lk i' N o , 5 i,:; s TEXT: Tle auih3r :c,ns:a,~-vs th-~ cl '11,Dcal" st6bility of o 3 -, i 11-ations ar,,juria .ne ~_Ytrem,.im ~_,f -a re",ri.,7 e..:'Iremal system with de lay and -A ta- c)r _- T,,,,:. L%-, t i,n a -, Ir zons ists of per- i0di-, v6'~-f r~7i~'-Eca~ ot Tne f~ge' T r S -he bloc diagram of" anal' -zed -3 -.-en r. F-,Ii,. I. IT, Consists of a d e 7 aL y et~ e n iu.,a :'ir.Em"c'er "El r), re ay control e I_m e n -t . N, -7 1non -I,. e a r t: L r-, 7, e -i. ~ ! !a caa r. dou-'.put sta- Ee e r;- ng e m - t Th e ~- Ila r ar -, -3 e n , n-1 in e ar c on- e n NE '. has reur -tie r,-, -~f kx2. Two cases are afla-yzeLl: 1) Th'Z extr~_M."m registers the Card 5, 7 0 0 5 /0 0 7 /0 2 3 Pel"I ~d 1:, .3 ta z~ '_ n a OY j ta"". D i.1' Y 3 .01 niagr -i -i. -a d e .) f h e d E, r .v a v j f t I ~i 11, p a t v ar I a b' ., v h E o y e I em (EDT ol tie f~.ri3~ it _-eg;.j,,ers .Ihe tetween -the ---irrenz, value of the El"I "to extremu:-.. (--7'DT of he second type T-1 e o E I I Ir 3 a c1 C. The equa- ax e. vcn. Ya~em MO'l Flnu 1 y conditions ar e d e r v e o f -) ~- nl z, t a ii T Y e I ) Etc, 1 1 ~. a: n a i n a ay s t em wl -,h t"'i" EDT of fie f 1'~3 ~ type ~ Th~% - pe r :.... regime -4. s conside- red here _Jiff~.,ring from. 'J!,_~ ~ne by a t-imall. deviation at initial f-..nd cl~_-.tv~rm,.ned, at th~, non-pe- riodic 3---t.e t,~nij 3 periodic oie. 3eca,,,se of lack oIf space the stl-bi:-.Y in a 3yst-en with -_DT of .9ecDrd type are. no-1, gi-!en Th, analysi~i 'e ~.-_Lpplied to a c~s-,em of extremum re- gu.Latlon vuth -i~,e EDT 1; tran.,il"er functions c~f linear elements having the form: A, T The sY-mme-r-_*,-,,~-. i of tili3 ied out systez~ teen ca,.,r by the and K h,;,,,, t) i i rr e ra,.'- r,:~ L: (KAM) Card e,1,4 I 0/5 1"! /bl/'G0U/U0r,,/U07/023 Periodic StateB in EL ByBteM Of D201./D305 The comparison of rE!SIILtE3 obtained for a oyE31;E,-,, without delay shows that KAIII,giveo somewhat Creater value of the E'elf-oscillvAions pe- riod starting at c XO > 0. 2. kf2 T 0 The discrepancy between the magnitudes of periods as determined by different methodep begins to exceed 0.5 T/T 1, The approximate me- thod gives also smaller hunting losses. Such large differences in the results obtained may be explained by the fact that in systems of extremum regulation with a derivative indicator of extremum, the higher harmonies are of fundamental importance. The author acknow- ledges the supervision of Professor Yu.V. Doleolenko. There are 7 figures and 3 Soviet-bloc references. Card 3/4 3 101a S/!; ,, 6 1 /0 () 0/ 0 () 5/0 0 8/0 2 3 16f4~000 0/3~t) D2()J.YD305 A U "M 10 R i Be-niAu s. -Yo. Yu TITLE: The exact riethod of analyzing )E~riodic states in an extrerium pulse control system SOURCE: Akalemiya nauk SSSR. Institut clektromekheaiiki. Sbornik rabot po vo-prosam elek-tromekhaniki, no. 5, oscov, 1961. Avtmatizatsiya, tc-lemekhanizatsiya i Driborostroyeniye, 84 - 94 T EX'T The author derivea the conditions for self-oscillations in an extremuri controi system with a pulse element, asguming that the inputs to the system vary slowly and their effect, thereforep may be ncglecte~. The'tlock diagram of the eyBten is given In Pig. 1. It has a pulse elerent which transforms the relay output in a se- ries of p1lilseo of constant duration yT 0 and iihose amplitude depends on the magnitude of input variable at equally spaced instante, The pulse repetition Deriod is T ' It is aosurned that pulses are pro- duced durinG a certain per[A T1, after the operation of relay Ca r d V 5 ~ 1.), 5 S/03 61/QUO/DO5/1,-,08/023 The exact method of an,-lyzing ... D201/D305 which is true in i)t,actice. This is the equiv:~.lent of introducing an elei.-,ent with delay T 1* Tl,,e Laplace tran.8f,:)rmation -lo used for the analysis, th(,- 3y.,Ae:~l split into three open-loop 3ystems. It is si~ovin th~,t t?ie otate of free oscillations in a system vAth given parameters k a CX y and the pu.'-se repetition period I o' T is i)ossible v.,hen the solutio'ns and C of IVIO 4 r U ..nequtlities 1,0 aT, IN III> satisfy the following condit.4"ons: inequalitit-.~s (12) AT, IN - 11 IN - 21 k13) ,5 -1 12N - 21 (14) 21 Ali,-12N - 31 are satisfied and C' is within tuhj limits 4. 0; or if the solu- tions N and C of the system u'L Inequalities Card 2/5