SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BARULINA, V. -

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VAVIIDV, Vikolsy Ivanovicbs ak&demik--SUKAC1MV, V.V., akademik,,,
glav. redo; BARANOV, P*A.t zam. glav, red,[doceasedl,-
ZHUKOVSKIY, P.M., sam. glav. red..- BARULINA-VAVIIJDVAI
Ye.I. r deceased]; BAKHTEYEV, F.Kh.j ot*. red. tona;
, toma; IPATIM., A.N.., red,;
-~%~SKAYAI ~YeX,
RODIN, L.Ye., red.1 YAKOVLEVAs V.M.j, red, izd-va;
GALIGANOVA, L.M., tekhn. red.
(Selected works in five volumes] lzbrannye trudy v piati
tomakb. Moskva, Izd-vo Akade nauk SSSR. Vol.3. [Problems
of the geograpbyt plWlogerq, and breeding of wheat and
rue. Plant resources and problems of the classification of
cultivated plants]Problemy geografii., filogenil. i selektsii
pshenitsy i rzhi. Rastitellrqe resursy i voprosy vistematiki
kullturrwkh rasienii. 1962. 531 P. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii nauk SSSR (for Baranov).
2. Deystvitellrqy eblen Voesoyuznoy akademii sellsko-
khozyaystvannykh nauk imeni V.I.Ianina (for Zhukovskiy).
(Wheat) (Rye)

BARUMOV, D., tokh.
,:-7 &1 meeting of the Scientific and Technical
Society at
the "Energoanabdiavano-Stolichno" Plant. Tekh delo
500: 1
24N 163,

P. 18 (Elektroenergiia) Vol. 8, no. 3, Mar. 1957
Sofiiat Bulgaria
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) IL. Vol. 7, no.
4,
April 1958

DOEREV) V., inzh.;
Breaks in the cable lines in Bulgaria. Elektroenergiia 14
no.9t 22-13 S163.

BARUN, V.A.; BUDINSFTY., A.A.; AZAROV, A.S.., kand.
tekhn. naik, dots.
ntsenzeni
(Automatic control of machine tools] Avtomaticheskoe
upray-
lenie metallorezhushchikh stankov. Izd.2.y perer. i dop _
Moskva$ Mashinostroaniep 1964. 343 P. (MIRA 17:10f~

BARUN, B,
"Micropeonetry of Finished Metal Surface and its Measurement,"
Moscow IP48

EWTWInem/aris '!ASD/EtD-3/APG /1JP(C)-
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ACCESSION NR: AT3001879
S/2906/62/000/000/0106/0113
AUTHORS: Barun, B. V... Zelinskiv, E. M.; Serai3Mnko. V. I.
TITLE: Integrating block of a digital integrating machine 1~0
SOURCE: Kombinirovannyye vychislitellnyye mashiny; trudy 31
Vsesovuznov
konferentaii serninara R"eorii i metodam maternaticheskogo
modelirovaniVa.
Moscow, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 196Z, 106-113
TOPIC TAGS: computer, integrator, integrating block, block,
integrating,
digital, memory, logic, circuitry, increment, counter, summator,
adder
ABSTRACT: This theoretical paper discusses the integration operation
entaiW
by the trapezoidal-quadrature formula developed by F. V. Mayorov
(elsewhere in
the same sbornik) for the digital differential analyzer (DDA)
developed at the
Institut avtomatiki i telemekhaniki AN SSSR (Institute of Automation
and Tele-
Mechanic.1, Aq USSR). The integration operation described is
brok-e-n down into
6 specified steps, including: (1) The algebraic summation of the
increments
appearing at the integrator input; (2) the accumulation of the
runningyfunction in a
register Y as the sum of its antecedent value and an increment (with
retention of
the running value of the function until the next step); (3) the
formation of the mean
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value of the integrand function asasum of its running value plus 1/2
the increment;
(4) the multiplication of the mean value of the integrand function
by the increment
of the independent variable; (5) the summation of the values of said
products with
the number collected in a register S, which has the same number of
digits as the
register Y, to obtain the value of the integral Si for the given
step. The code of
that number is then remembered until the next step; (6) the overflow
signal of the
register S is attributed _ the sense of increments of the integral
S. The DDA
described operates in the binary system of counting with fixed
decimal point. The
machine employs a ternary method of increment coding, that is, each
increment
may have the 3 values -J,, 0, and +1. Transmission of the increments
is performed
by two separate channels. Two memory units are employed to store the
increments.
A simplified functional scheme is described and depicted
graphically. The scheme
provides for: (a) integration; (b) introduction of continuous
quantities (voltages);
(c) introduction of digital quantities (codes); (d) formation and
introduction of
functions; (e) logic operations; (f) output of the data to the
operating organs.
The capacitive memory system, the increment counter, and the
series-type
single-digit summator are described and depicted schematically. The
results of
the solution of a problem analyzed have confirmed the validity of
the construction
of the logic schemes of the integrating block and have proved the
fundamental
possibility of its dependable operation under real conditions. Orig.
art. has
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19 figs. and 5 numbered equations.
ALSSOCIATION: none
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GORDON, L.M. BARUN. M.A.
J --il- ~ ~.,-
Methods of the assessment of Lhe economic
effectiveness of capital
investments In the commbrcial sturgeon fisheries of
the southern
seas. Trudy VNIRO 56t211-236 164. (HIRA 184)
.1. Vsesoytznyy nauchno-issladovatellskiy Institut
morskogo
ybnogo khozynysiva i okeanografti. (fer Banin).

UNV~ Mark
(Fixed capital in the industryat the USSR. (data on its status,
restoration, and
reconstruction) Yioskva, Goo. izd-vo; etc. IY`30. 315 p. (Biblioteka
promyshlanrikh znanii) (47-44300
HI;335.B515

DAPURS r5MrX-JLUr6MVjCng-
(The credit plan for associations and enterprises under the new
crediting
conditions) Voskva, Goat finansovee izd-vo SSSR, 1932..71 p.
(Kreditnaia
bibliote-ka raionkoge rabotnika)
cyr.4 H 082

2. USSR (600)
/+. Technology
7. Analysis of the economic activity of the enterprises of the fish
industry.
Moskva, Pishcbepromizdat, 1952. %4-itp.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Aoril
.1953. Unclassified.

Industrial Yanagement
Further elucidation of advanced knowledge in financial ranagement of
enterprises (nFinancial
operations in industry." B. Yu. Krichovskiy. Reviewed by M. Banm),
Dan. i kred., 11, No. 4,
1952.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, ibrary of Congress, July 1952.
Unclassified.

USSR (600)
Fe-roDlo7in, roviowd
by I!, Dat~m, D'W-Jic. uchA 11 no. 8, 1952,

BARPH, M* A.
4579; BARUN, M. A. balaw r733olveWshlemogo prodprly"o rA*p
pishchoprovUdatv
1954. 131s. 22 sm. 3.500 ekse;- 4 r. 45 k.-,W-1721.p
657-372:664-93
sot Knizhnva Letopwo voi. 1. 1956

BAM, M*A*
Problexe Involved In the produotiou and ampment of the petroism
refining Industry. Mdm,i te)chtopl.1 masel 3 no.10:69-71 0 160.~
(HIR,k 13: 10)
(Petroluum industry--Hmgement)

MEYEROVICH, Grigoriy Mikbaylpvicb; GOIA)VASTMVP A.A.# retsenzent;
BARUNI M.A., red.; KOPELMCH., Ye.l... red.; SHAPMOVA, T.A.g
WJ=, reff.
[Analysis of the financial operations of a textile enterprise]
Analiz finansovoi deiatellnosti prodpriiatiia tekotillnoi pro-
uyshlennosti. Pod red. M.A.Baruna. Moskva, lzd-vo nauabno-
tekhn. lit-ry RSFSR, 1961. 90 p.. (K= 15:3)
(Textile industry-.-Finance)

Dim X.
NA&alysis of +,be aftWstrative operations of enterprises by
State Bank brauches.N.Revieved by M. Barun. Dan. i kred. 20
3ko.ii:88-92 N 162. (XMA 16t 1)
(Banks and bankin (Industrial management)

T
SA
3894 48mit) Wgr~940109016 Ohre-
botannal MAMkIwakal PaYrrIthavall
IUp Isesermlia, flwleg=
flu a an;y of
Machined Metallic its
Mossurement.) V, A.A."a IN
19411, Government .-Tee
Publishing House for Machine-Indus-
I tersture. Moscow and Leningrad.
U78a"It.
Theorresent status of measure.
ment
fill
in :Uurface nish og machined
Otallic rfacos and methods and
devices for this pu B"Ic coa
Ceptik; apps h problem of
' !UIUL -"
24 rot. (815)

BARUN, V. A.
Mikrogeometriia obrabotannoi metallicheakol poverkhnosti i as
izmerenie,
Moskva., Mashigizq 1948. 177s (3) P. illus. (Tekhnologiia
mashinostroeniia:
Vzaimozameniaemosti i dopuski v mashinostroenii)
Bibliography: p, 177-(178).
Microegeometry and measurements of the finished metal surface.
DLCI TA407,B27
SO: Manufacturing and Aechanical Engineering in the Soviet Union.,
LibrAry
of Congress, 1953.

BARUNL.!LAdimir Abramovich; BUDINSKIT, Aron Abramovich;
SKAWAY,
G.A.. -pror."7'amr tekhn.nauk, retsanzent; KOM(W, I*N,
Insh..'red.; 3aWWW11A. I.A.. red.isd-va; VAEMOTSTMYA,
A.I., red.lsd-va" NIKOLAIMVA, I.D., tokhn.red,
EAntomatic control of machine tools; mans of
automatization
and their use] Avtomatiohaskoe upravlenia
metalloresbushchikh
stankov; sredstva avtometizateii i ikh ispollsovanis.
Moskva,
Goe.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry, 1959. 293
p.
(MIRAL.12:7)
(Machine tools) (Automatic control)

25(1); 8(2)
PHASE T BOOK EXPLOrTMON SOV/2T52
Barun, Vladimir Abramovich, and Aron Abramovich Badinskly
Avtowaticheskoye upmYlenlye metallorezhushch1kh stankov; aredstva
avtomti-
zataii I ikh Ispollzovaniye (Autonstic Control of Metal-cutting
Machine
Toole; Automtlou Systems and Their Uses) Moscow., MaehgL&, 1959. 295
p.
Irrats slip Inserted. 10.,000 copies printed.
lbvimri 0. A. ShauWan,,, Doctor of Technical Sciences.# Professor,#
Ed.: 1. N. Kbetygov, Ragimer; Eft of Publishing Housee. 1. A.
Borodulina
and A. 1. Varkovetskqa; Tech, Ed.: L D. Nikolayeva; NAnaging PA' .
fbr Liter-
ature on Machinery Construction (leningmd, Division.. MaohgLz): Ye.
P. Naumovp
Engineer.
PURPOSE: This book In intended for technical personnel of industrial
estoblish-
ments and design and planning organizations. It mLy also be used by
stadents of vachiuary-constraction Institutions of higher education.
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Automatic Control of Metal-cutting (Cont.) SOV/2752
COVxRAaE: The basic principles of the automstic control of
metal-cutting Machine
tools are presented: Basic functions and elements of
automatic control
systems and modem methods for automating production
equipment are described.
The systems inoluAs hydraulltj pneumt1c, and electrical
types. No person-
alities are mentioned. There are 32 references: 31 Soviet
and 1 8h.
TAZZ OF CONTEM:
Introduction
PART 1. EIRMEM OF AUTOMATIC CONTROL
SrSTEMS USID IN METAL-CUTTING MACHIKE
TOOLS
Ch. 1. Transducers of Basic Mechanism
1. Displacement transducers
2. Dimensional transducers
3- Force transducers
4. Velocity transducers
3
7
7
15
24
27
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Ch. 11.
Intermediate Elements of Basic Mechanisms of Automatic Control

Bystems for Metal-cutting Mach' Tools
29
5.
Amplifiers
29
6.
Delay elements
(time relays)
38
7-
Reducers
41
B.
Computing devices
44
9.
Comparators
59
10,
Measuring devices
65
Ch, III, Control Motors and Devices

72
n .
Electric control motors
72
12.
Hydraulio-Tower control mechanisms
76
13.
Pnewwtio-power control
meebanisms
79
3.4.
Sprina-load d control mechanism
so
15.
Control
devices-clutobes
80
PART 2. BASIC JUNCTIONS AND ZLXWTS 01P AUT010=0
CONTODL SY8TW FOR XRTAL-CUTHNG MAJOH333 TOOLS
Ch# xv- Automstia Starting and Stopping 86
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Automatic Control of 11stal-cutting (Oont,) WV/2T52
'L6. Basic principles of starting and stopping 86
17. Automatic starting and stopping as a function of displacement
and time 87
18. Automatic starting and stopping as a function of dimensions 98
19. Automatic starting and stopping as a function of load and
the presence of a blank 103
20. Automatic braking and synchronizers 105
Ch. V. Automatic Soeed Control 3.10
21. Stepless-type regulation of electric-motor speeds 3.10
22. StelUess-type regulation speeds of hydraulic-and pneumatic-
power bechs"I gas 117
23- Steplass-type regWAtion of drive speeds vith mechanieal
speed variators 12o
24. Stabilizing &-c motor speeds 122
25. Stabilizina the speeds of hydraulic-and pinwMatie-power
mechanisms 126
26. Stop speed control 132
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Automatic Control of Yetal-cutting (Cont.) SOV/ZT52
Ch. VI. Automatic Indexing 146
2T. Interidttent angdAr indexing with indexing plates 146
28, Indexing device with a worm-par drive. Indexing for par-
generating processes 175
Ch. VIL Automatic Chucking of Iftchined Parts
29. Automatic chucks for rotating parts
30. Automatic chucks for nonrotating parts
lei
181
190
Ch. VIII. Automatic Setup Control 195
3L, Spread of dimensions In metal cutting 195
32. Automatic setup oontrollers'of the general type 196
Automatic setup controllers.based on etatistical control
methods 200
PART 3. AMONATIC CONML SYMMS FOR MCTAL-CUTT33G
xwHnm Toms
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Antomtic Control Of Metal-cutting Wont. SOV/2752
Ch. IX.
Operational Programs of Automatic Control Systems
203
34.
Coded programs
203
35.
Uncoded programs
214
me X0
Mechanical-type Rigid Automatic Control Systems
221
36.
Tim
systems
221
37.
Displacement systems
231
Ch. XI.
Hydraulic and
Electrohydraulic Types of Rigid Automatic

Control Systems
234
38.
Basic concepts
234
39.
Syncb*onizing the operation of
hydraulic-pover mechanisms
238
40.
Wdraulic and
electrohydraulle reflex systems
240
41.
%drmulic and
electroby4raulic time systems
247
Ch. XII
. Pneumatic,
Electropneumatic, and Electrical Types of Rigid

Automatic
Control Systems
248
42.
Pneumatic and electropheunatic systems
248
43.
Electrical systems
254
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Regulation Systems
Ch. XTII. AutowAtic
256
-
44. Basic concepts
256
45. Servosechani me with convaratorB
257
46. Servonechanisms using potentiometers
258
4T.
Bervomeebaniame using selsyns
260
48. Position control
servomech^nfiam
262
49. Electrohydraulic servomachanims
264
Ch. XIV. Control Systems With Copying Program
269
50.
Operating principle and classification
269
51.
Faectromechanical copying systems
2T0
52. *draulio eopybg
systems
277
53. Electroby4raulle and pneumobydraulle copying
systems
289
Bibllogrepby
292
AVAILAW: LibrwT of Congress
(TJ1230 B35)

GO/fal
Card 7/7
144-59

-BARUNj Vladimir.-AbreLioviohi-,-WDTNSKlT, Aron- Abi lovio;
MITEDIPANOVO, S. P.
~.-doktortaIE-4-n-a-Uk~-rstoonzent; 'SHA'VL,-UGA,
N-I.,-kand..~.~skbn..
0. N.~V-~-rsd*izd-viq - SMUNSKAYA.0 - 0. V... --tekbn,-
red,
(Automatic control:systems for machine toolo]Sistemy avtomatisa-
taii otankov. Moskva, Mashgiz, 1963. 430 p. (MIRA 16:4)
(Machine tools) (Automatic control)

BARUNI_V~.Ap; BUDIIISKIY, A.A.1 PAKIDOV, P.A., kand. tekhn. nauk,
retsen2ent
(Program controlled machine tools and prograuming of the
machining) Stanki a prograrmnym upravloniem i prograrmiro-
vanie obrabotki. Moskvap Hashinostroanie$ 1965. 347 p.
(MIRA 18-4)

BARUN, V.N.; ISMHKIN, K.I.
,,~~Th~at~~-501 logging truck. Blul. takh.-okon. inform. n0.5:71-73
AHM 11--7)
(Motortrucks)

BARU
Harvest ia initiated in the vorkshop. Sov. pmtsoiuzy 19~
no.24:8-9 D 163. (MIn 17i1)
1. Predsedatell zavodskogo komiteta Samarkandskogo super-
foafatnogo zavoda,

30RU0. LON.: InWXDOV, A.A.; YZRSHOV, T.N.; KASYUKOV, S.N.Cdecemsed];
FROLOV, N.P.; BARMSHTIM, R.A.
Rolling ltgl~t-~w t girders No. 19 itsitig low-alloy 0902D steel[vAth
BUMMS17-in 3bgl, b] Stall 18 no. 6:532-537 Jo 158. (MIRA 11:7)
1. Kusnotskiy ustallurgicheekty kombinst i Urallskiy institut
charnykh metallov.
(Rolling(Motalwark))
(Steel alloys)

----------
BkRU$s M.
The helminths in domice (Myoxidae) in Czechoslovakia.
p. 651 (BIOLOGIA) Vol. 11, no. 11, 1956,
Bratislava,, Czechoslovakia
SOs Monthly Index of East European Accessions (ERAI) LC, Vol. 7, No.
3,
March 1958

BARUS, V. TENCRA, F.
Felminthofaunt; of the rice n-nd voles in th-In Nuticnal Park at
Lednice
tnd its environs. P. 461. CeskcER.1jcrs.Irr tktodonie ved. Brnera~ka
zakladna. PRIXE. Brno. Vol. 27, no. 10, 1955.
SCURCE: East Europeen Accessionists, List, (EELL), Library of Congres
Vol. 5, no. 12, Decenber 19~,6.

CAOOSLovAKTA/Zooparasitoiog~y Halminths.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol-, No 15, 1958, 67518
Author : Tenors, Fr., Bums, V.
Inst :
Title on t -e-Tre-Mnthofauna, of the Wild Rabbit of
Materials
Czechoslovakia*
Orig Pub Zool. listy, 1957, 6, No 4, 341-357-
G.
Abstract investigations of the rabbit, conducted in
1954-1956, re-6.
sultoa in the discovery of 9 species of helminths; aU
of them were known previously to exist in the fauna of
the CSR with the Exception of MsgDvoyia pectinate mravica
cap. n. (a deseription Is given),
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA
BARUS. Vlastimil [.tifiliation not given.]
ItSymposium About Helminths Living in Vicinity of Waters."
Bratislava, kLol2Zia, Vol 18, No 8, 1963; pp 633-634,
Abstract : Report on a 4-day mectin- Oct-Nov 1962 in Pra8ue:
107 participants
including 43 foreign from USSr, Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria, East
Germany,
Holland, England, Sweden and Finland. Prior to the meeting, 31
reports were
printed and distributed for discussion; a dozen of these are
reviewed here
briefly with comments.
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BARUSHKAW A.
Ten days. RabA sial. 37 no-902-13 S
'61. (MIRA 14:10)
1. Redaktor zhurnala "Molodoy kolkboznik".
(Youth--Congrepoes)

S/828/62/000/000/006/017
E039/E4.2o
AUTHORS: Laskorin, B.N., Kaplan, G.Ye., Uspenskaya, T.A.,
Barushkova, R.I.
'5
TITLE: Tfheex~rSle-t'lo~n--And separation of tantalum and
niobium
from hydrofluoric acid - trioctylamine 6olutions
SOURCE: Razdeleniye blizkikh po svoystvam redkikh metallov.
Mezlivuz. konfer. po metodam razdel. blizkikh po svoyst.
red. metallov. Moscow, MetWllurgizdat, 1962, 71-78
TEXT: Ta and Nb are extracted from a hydrofluoric acid solution
containing Ta205 and Nb205 by means of tri-octylamine
[TOA '- (C8H N]. The extraction is carried out in a separating
7)3
funnel using mechanical stirring. After-separating the phases
the Ta and Nb content in each is deterinined radiometr~'gally by
counting the activity of the radioactive isotopes (Ta" and Nb95)
which were introduced into the initial solution~before
extraction.
A chemical analysis was also made 'and good agreement obtained..
Maximum 'extraction of Nb in the organic phase is attained with
a
contact time of 3 minutes and for Ta in 1 to 2 minutes; hence
in all later experiments contact times of 3 to 5 minutes were
used.
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The extraction and separation ...
S/828/62/000/000/006/017
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A high separation coefficient ;Z-' 400 is obtained for
concentration Z(Ta,Nb)905 = 200 S/litre with Ta2o5/Nb2o5
The effect of the type oi diluent on the extraction is also
investigated. In the case of kerosene a,third phase is formed
which can be - eliminated or octyl alcohol.
The re-extraction of Ta and Nb is xamined and it is shoini that
Nb is extracted by (a) 11C1, 6 to 10% HN03,
(c) 1410, NH4Cl and (d) 25% NH3 solution. Ta is extracted only
by concentrated HN03 (600 to 800 g/litre) and 2.5% NH3 solution.
By a combination of extraction and re-extraction it is possible to
obtain an almost complete separation of Ta and Nb from
HF solution. There are 4 figures.
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AID P 2654
Subject U44A/Aeronautics
Card 1/1 Pub. 135 - 9/27
Author Barushnikov.. N., Capt.
Title Air gunner training
Periodical i Vest. vozd. flota, 9, 53-58, S 1955
Abstract The author is oonoerned mainly with the training of
air gunners of operational bombers. He discusses:.
1J selection of gunners,,2) ground training,
3 failures due to the lack of experienced
tin3ntors, 4)_technique of sighting, 5) proper
use of weapons, 6) acquisition of right habits in
handling sights and guns, 7) analysis of training
results, 8) methods of observation.
Institution None
Submitted No date

BARUTCIM, L9
"Techniqub for casting and mechanical manufacturing of pistons
for tractor motors", P. 26.~ (TESHKA PRMSHLEICST, Vol. 3, No. 9,
1954p Sofiyap Bulgaria)

SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) LC Vol. 6, No. 12,
Dec. 1957
Unell

i zh.
STOLBOV, Yu.I., inzh.; VLAbIMIR(YV, V.v., inzh.;
,System for stabilizing the length of the are in argon are welding
with a nonconsummable electrode and a direct current. Svar.
proizv.
no.3:36-37 Mr 165. NIRA 1895)

AMr-F ~,_AP50259.10 SOURCE CODE: UR/Ol
AUTHOR: Terent'Yev. I. M. (Engineer); Barutkin F Ye (Engineer);
Konovalov, G. S.
(Engineer)
ORG: none
TITLE: Effect of welding conditions on the density of aluminum-alloy
welds
SOURCE: Svarochnoye proizvodstvo, no. io, 1965, 16-18
~ it
TOPIC TAGS: aluminum alloy, alloy welding, alloy weld, TIG welding,
~GG welding,
weld density, weld porosity/AMg6 alloy, ATsM alloy, VADI alloy
ABSTRACT: T'jW effect of welding conditions on the porosity of AMg6,
AT5M, and
_*VD1 aluminumt4l oy eld in sections 2-5-7.0 z-.m thick has
been4t~die-d- Alloy speci..
mensIverg~TIG %rilded with a one- or three-phase arc arid filler wire
or MIG velded.
Welding current was varied from 51 to 295 amp and welding speed, from
5 to 35 m/hr.
At low welding speeds (5-17 m/hr), weld porosity decreased with
decreasing welding
speed and with increasing specific heat input. At 20-.'Q m/hr, weld
porosity de-
creased with increasing welding speed, 'cut Jncreased with increaping
heat input. At
i welding speeds higher than 29 m/hr, Increasing the welding. speed at
a constant heat
input decreased weld proosity. Weld porosity depends primarily on the
temperature
a
of the melting pool and on arc pressuri~. lower melting-pool
temperFAtures and higher
arc pressures reduce porosity. The hydrogen, which is the primary
cause of veld
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Acc-Nks Apw%io
porosity, is produced by the dissociation of aluminum hydroxide,
the moisture in the
arc zone, the diffusion of hydrogen from the parent metal, and the
liberatiou of
hydrogen from the molten parent 9nd filler metals. Therefore, the
optimum welding
conditions for ~obtaining dense, -*oreless welds in aluminum alloys
are a melting-pool
temperature not exceeding 800C, Leeping the pool in the molten
state for the shortest
possible time, a maximum cooling -ate of the molten metal, and an
arc pressure suf-
ficiently high to break up completely the oxide film that forms on
the pool. Orig.
art. has: 4 figures. (MB]
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ACC NRI AP6011536 SOURCE CODE: UR/0135/6'6/000/004/0020/0021
AUTHOR: Barutkin, F. Ye. (Engineer); Vladimirov, V. V,_ (Engineer)
ORG: none
TITIX: Circuits of three-phase are power sources for argon-arc welding
SOURCE: Svarochnoye proizvodstvo, no. 4, 1966, 20-21
TOPIC TAG5: welding transformer, circuit design, arc welding, electric
power s4urce,
phase shift / TSD-1000 welding transformer, TS-500 welding transforner
ABSTRACT: The three-phase arc, which involves the combustion of three
electric arcs,
provides s stronger and more stable heatXurct and thus makes it
possible to accom
plish a speedy non-V welding of al icker than 5 m. Studies performed
by the
authors show that the of the process of three-phase argon-arc welding
with
stability
a consumable electrode is primarily a function of correct adjustment
of the power-
-source circuit with respect to a 120* phase-ohift of the welding
voltages. Different
variants of the circ"its of three-phase arc power sourcei may be used,
but the cir-
cuits wich a somewhat higher voltage on the first electrode
additionally enhance the
stability of the welding process. The optimal circuit of the
three-phass arc power
source is a circuit where inductive reactances are connected to all
three phase&, and
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ACC NRI AP6011536
a pair of standard welding transformers such as, e.g. the
TSO-1000 and TS-500, is
employed. The presence of inductive reactances assures a uniform
phase shift of the
arc welding voltages such that the welding current ratio for the
phases is 13 > 11 >1
while the choke assures a smooth regulation of the welding
current. Orig. art. has:
6 figures.
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Cora

RtRUTpI,N.p 01.1 ISAYEV? V.1 PODSHCHEEDLDIN, M.
Chooking oil dirtinew during the running-in of engines on
stands. Avtotranap, 41 no.2*27-28 F 063, (KMA.16t2)
1. KharIkovskiy avtomobillno-dorosbW inatitut,
(Motor vehicles-Zngines)

BARUTKINI I.N., Cand Phys Math Sci - (diss) "Dispersat or
structural components and distortions of the crystal lattice
in connection with ME magnetic properties in fert-omagnetic
QLiAews." Khartkov, 1958, 12 pp (Min of Higher Education
UkSSR. KharIkov %Jrder of Labor Red Banner State Univ im
A.M. Gorikiy) 100 copies. bibliograuhy at end of text
(12 titles) (KL, 29-58, 127-8)
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_71
AUTHORS:
TITIZ:
PERIODICAL:
ABSTRACT:
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Pines, B.Ya.) and Barutkin, I.N. SOV/126-6-5-11/43
X-ray Investigafion of the Struo-Tu-re of the Ferromagnetic
Alloys Fe-Mo and Fe-Mo-Co (Rentgenograficheskoye issle-
dovaniye struktury ferromagnitnykh splavov Fe-Mo i
Fe-mo-co) I
Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, 1958, Vol 69
Nr 5, pp 832 - 83? (USSR)
A harmonic analysis was carried out of the shape of the
blurred X-ray diffraction lines for the purpose of
determining the magnitude of the micro-stresses and the
degree of dispersion of the paramagnetic inclusions in
Fe-Mo 79% Fe, 21% Mo) and Fe-Mo-Go (74% Fe, 16% Mo and
10% Co alloys after various heat treatments. This method
was used by the author in ea-lier work (Refs ? and 9) for
studying the structural changes in cGId-worked metals and
during tempering of hardened steel. In the work described
in this paper the method was used for elucidating the
causes of changes in the coercive force H resulting
from heat treatment. The specimens consisted of 8.2 mm dia,
15 mm high cylinders. The heat treatment regimes and the
magnetic characteristics of some of the investigated

SOV&26-6-5-11/43
X-ray Investigation of the Structure of the Ferromagnetic
Alloys
Fe-Mo and Fe-Mo-Co
specimens are entered in a table, p 834. The structural
characteristics are compared with the magnetic properties
of the Bpecimens. On the basis of the obtained results the
following conclusions are arrived at: 1) changes in the
coercive force in Fe-Mo and Fe-Mo-Co alloys during heat
treatment are accompanied by changes in the "Bhape" of the
X-ray interference lines; 2) blurring of the X-ray diff-
raction lines, corresponding to the ferromagnetic solid
solutions of the alloys Fe-Mo and Fe-Mo-Co is due to
micro-deformations of the crystal lattice Zmicro-stresaes);
3) the high coercive force in the Fe-Mo alloys is due to
the presence in, .h e alloys of considerable micro-stresses
(up to 80 Ar, es
kg/mml, which occur in the ferromagnetic solid
solution as a result of rejection of the Fe Mo2 phase during
tempering; 4) dependence of the coercive Nrce on the
magnitude of the micro-stresses in Fe-Mo alloys is in
agreement with what can be anticipated in accordance with
the "stress theory"; 5) the coercive force in Fe-Mo-Co
alloys is due to micro-stresses in the ferromagnetic solid
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SOV/126-6-5-11/43
X-ray investigation of the Structure of the Ferromagnetic
Alloys
Fe-Mo and Fe-Mo-Co
6) in the case of Fe-Mo-Co alloys high coercive force
values are 2btained if high internal stresses, of the order
of 60 kg/mm are combined with a high volume concentration
of finely dispersed paramagnetic. inclusions; ?) in the
first approximation, the dependence of the coercive force
on the magnitude of the micro-stresses and the volume
concentration of finely dispersed inclusions, derived from
the nstress" and "inclusion" theories for Fe-Mo-Co alloys,
is in agreement with the obtained experimental data.
There are 5 figures and 10 re'Lerences, 2 of which are
English and 8 Soviet.
ASSOCIATION:
SUBMITTED:
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Kharlkovskiy gosudarstvenn,7y universitet imeni
A.M Gor:kogo (Kharlkov State University imeni
A.M: Gor kiy)
may 17, 195?

SOy/58-59-8-18049
Translated from: Referativnyy Zhurnal Fizika, 1959, Nr 8, p
148-(ussR)
AUTHORS: Barutkin, I.N., Pines, B.Ya.
TITM: The Structure and Coercive-Force of Some-Ferromagnetio
Alloys
PERIODICAL: '!ch. zap. Kharlkovak. un-t, 1958, Vol 98, Tr. Fiz.
otd. fiz.-matem. fak.,
Nr 7, pp 233-250
ARTMACT: By means of-the X-ray method, whioh permits the study of
microstress and
miorodispersion by means of the form of the-smeared'lines of the
X-ray
photographs, a study was conduated of.the structure of several
high-
coercive alloys (Fe-Mo, Fe-Mo-Co, Cu-Nir-Fe and FerNi-Al-Cu):
during-heat
treatment, in conneotion with the variation-of'.their-magnetio
properties.
The correlation between elements of atruature and H. was
Investigated.
It was possible in-the oase of eich conorete alloy to determine
the cause
of the development of a high-coercive state. Thus, in the case of
the
Fe-Mo alloy, H is explained by the presence of microstresses (up
to
80 kg/mm2) whiSh originate in the separation of the Fe3MO phase
during
Card 1/2 annealing, and in the case of the Fe-Mo-Co alloy, the
higgest values of

sov/58-59-8-i8o4g
The Structure and Coercive Force of Some Ferromagnatio Alloys
H. are attained by combining the greatest Internal stresses (60
k:g/M2) with the least
volumetrio conoentration of fine-dispersed non-magnetic
impurities. The connection of
H. with structural variations was established for various
stages of decomposition under
various conditions of heat treatment.
A.V. Zalesskiy
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'7/0 0 D249/D301
AUTHORS: Lyashenko, T. I. and Udovenko, V. Fe
TITLE: An instrument,for~determining the iron content in en-
gine oil
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Priborostro-
yeniyev v*-.41 no. 6, 1961, 26-30
TEXT: An instrument *M-1 (ZhM-1) has been developed for measur-
ing small concentrations of iron particles in internal-combustion
engine lubricants. Its operation is based on measurement of the
magnetic permeability of oil. The minimum concentration of iron
which can be measured is 0.001%. The instrument consists of a sup-
ply unit and an induction unit, the former comprising two sole-
noids K1, K 2, a voltmeter and a rheostat, the latter two induct-
ance coils K31 K4 and an indicator. With a perfectly symmetrical
arrangement of the coils no current flows through the galvanome-
ter. However, if oil containing iron particles is introduced into
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S/146/61/004/006/004/020
An instrument for determining ... D249/-U301
Ki and "pure" oil into K2 the galvanometer current is Io = WAMIm/zP
where AM - increment of mutual inductance of the coils Ki and K 3
due to the presence of iron. I m - peak value of primary current;
Z - total impedance of the secondary circuit. The author deduces
for the iron content mir = Cino(,t where o(,i8 'the deflection of
the
galvanometer and Cin the constant of the instrument C in = 1/s 9SOP
S9 being the sensitivity of the galvanometer and So that of the
circuit; S. = IM91 'k irnin3/zp;/U Ik ir = iron permeability;
lullu3 -
number of turns per unit length of coils K 1 and K3; p - iron den-
sity. For the actual instrument the constant Cin is 1 mg/mm or
0.001% iron/mm deflection. Since it is impossible to obtaln in
practice a perfectly symmetrical arrangement of coils, a compen-
sating unit must be used. This consists of a) a movable steel need-
le, whose depth of penetration in one pair of coils is controlled
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8/14 61/004/006/004/020
An instrument for determining ... 1)249Y1)301
by means of a micrometer-screw and, b) two variable resistors r,
and r2* The main source of error with the instrument described is
the variation of the size of iron particles. Other errors are due
to voltage and frequency fluctuations, non-sinusoidal form of the
current, and interference. The effect of these errors can be mi-,
nimized by using strong magnetic fields, e.g. of the order of 10-
A/m. This article was recommended by -the Kafedra Fiziki (Depart-
ment of Physics). There are 3 figures, 1 table and 1 Soviet-bloc
reference.
ASSOCIATION: Kharlkovskiy avtomobillno-dorozhnyy institut (Kharl-
kov Automobile-Highway Institute)
SUBMITTED: April 19, 1961
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ACC NRi 036492 SOURM CODSt UR/0000166/000/ 571,
5
6/ '7
D.;
AUTHORt Barutkim* --.T,-S.: Z.aruba~lo, To To; MltVs~ovq MtI_t4
Nozdrachevt As Do;
--Panov,, A".77.. Fedorevas Le Do Shalyapina, V. G.
ORGt none ''I ,ix
TITLE: Adrenal cortex and nervous system stress-reactions rPaper
presented at
conference on problem of space medicine hold In Moscow from 24-27 May
1966.7
SOURCEs Koferentsiya po problemam kosmicheskoy meditsinyt 1966~
Problemy
kosmichaskoy meditsinyo (Problems of space medicine); materialy
konforentsilp
Moscovp 1966* 56-57
TOPIC TAGS: animal physiology,, adrenal gland, nervous system# space
physiology#.
biologic metabolism
ABSTRACTs
For a number of*years the authors' laboratory has investiga-
Aed the reaction of the nervous system to various stressors (pain,-
ielectric shock, noise, cold etc.) as a function of the adrenal cortex.
.In chronic dog experiments using implanted electrodes, it was
established that there is a decrease in afferent and efferent impulsa-
tion,which takes place within a day under the influence of stressorse
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ACC NRs AT603649Z
An injection of hydrocortisone prevents bioelectrical depression
hile des oxycorticos teronace tate either has no effect or a
converse
)w
'one by way of actually depreasing bioelectric activity.
The reaction of brain catecholamines to stressors may depend
'on the level of peripheral. bl6od corticosteroids. For,instance,
injection of large doses oi hydrocortisone precludes a decrease in
brain catecholamine level in response to cold. Chronic injection
of
physiological doses" of hydrocortisone prevents a decrease in
brain
,norepinephrin during the chronic application of stressors. Stress
-leads to a significantly greater depletion of brain catecholamine
rzs6rves in adrenalectomized animals than in intact animals.
The metabolism of the brain was studied in a resting state
and during stress. The concentration of ATP, ADP, AMP, GTP,
GDP, lactic, citric, pyruvic and ketoglutaric acids were deter-
:mined after injection of hydrocortisone in animals in a -resting
state
,and during electrocutaneoue stimulation. It was found that under[
,these experimental conditions, which entailed prolonged (one day)
#ritation. metabolic indices were unchanged. Brief, irrita
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ACC NN AT6036492
'tion caused an intensification of glycolysis, Injection of
hydrocortisone
lowered the content of ATP while the concentration.. of..ADP,
AMP, and
,.qftric.. aeld was increasedr A.-No., 22; AM Report 66-'1'16
SUB CODEs 06 SUBm DATE, OOMAY66
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S 16DOb
'AWW SOUR= ODDS t- UIV
A9WRt- rutldnA.'T. S=; ZarubayXo, To To; Mityush a No le; Panov, A.
No;
~;M"hkayap V. V.; boicolova, Is- Vd
fMi none
'TTM't Characteristics of the activity of the adrenal cortex, the
thyroid, and
ItAWar nervous activity under.conditione of prolonged exposure to
noise-LPaper
~V"Mnted at the Conference on Problems of Space Medicine held in
Moscow from
12Wto 27 May 19661
ISOME: Konferentsiya po problemam koemicheakoy meditainyi 1966o
Problemy
Itkftdcheskoy meditainy" (Problem of apace msdicine);.m~aly
konferentsiip
'96~aow, 1966, 58
'70PIC* TAGS: acoustic biol9gic. effeO., biologic. V0 ripplogy,
Ahyroid
I&Ikid-I blood chemistry
~MSTRACT: 'The adaptive reaction of the human organism to spaceflight
stimu3i in-
4.cludes change in the function of the piiuitary-adrenal syste change
in the
!Itl~yroid gland, and in other endocrine glands, Study of spaceflight
stress
J&-ctors'will enable explanation of the nature of the neuroendocrine'
changes
'which determine the organistds adaptation to unfavorable conditions.
Ex-
,Iperiments were conducted to determine the effect of constant noise
(one of
tbe, above -mentioned stre'so factors) on the animal organism.
Whiterats
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NRI AT6036493
,were exposed to noise wlih a frequency of 650 cps and-intensity of
70 6
i for periods ranging from I hr to 14 days. The sound was turned on
17 sec
!-in every 30 sec.
, ;rW6 Ainctio, nal activity of the adrenal cortex, determ" ined
by' the de -
crease in ascorbic acid and cholesterol concentrations, increased
depend-
ing on the time of the noise effect, reaching a maximum after 6-12
hr.
After. 'eight days of noise the condition of the adrenal cortex in
experimental i
animals was the same as its initial condition. Introduction of ACTH
pro-L
t
voked a normal adrenal reaction, indicating adaptation of the
organism to
the.effect of the.stimulus.
The functionil condition of th6 thyroid gland was estimated using t
e
protein-bound iodine blood test (PSI) and histological study.
Increase in
'thyroid activity was observed only after one day of noise.
Deviations from
Ahe. norm were not observed in the remaining periods.
Higher nervous actiVit~ ~Was studied using the motor electric
definse
,method (Fedorov and Glebovskiy -- 1954). Under the influence of
noise
(lasting seven days) the latent pe'riod of the'reaction increased
and a tendency
Jo lengthening of the time of the animal's gait was observed. On
the first
-day after cessation of noise, the number of errors increased ~or
some of the
animals, which can be. contit4pr!ed adaptation to the noise effectj
[W.A. No. 221
ATD Report 66-3.161
SUB GOM 06 / SUBM DATE: OWAy66
III /n . . .I .

BARUTCBEV, S.K.. dotsent; KOZACHOK, V.Ya., assistent.
-- ~--
State and development of newborn infants and children
dnder
one year of age born to mothers with toxemias during
the
second half of pregnancy. Pediat. akush. ginek.
no.3:52-53
163 (MIRA 1711)
1. Kafedra akusherstva i ginekologii ( zav. - dotsent
S.K.
Berutchav) Vinnitskogo meditsinskogo instituta
(rektor- dotsent
S.I.Korkhov),

URUZDINj A.P., lumd; tekhn. nauk; NESTEROV, B.Z.,
kand. tekhn. nauk
Magnetic forces generating vibration and noise in
salient pole
synchronous machines. Izv. LETI no.47:275-288 162.
(MIRA 16:12)

Fwowu, zoya mikbayima. Prinimali u'cbasti"s PANASWTS, A#Gop-- irisbe;
GWSOVj V.L., kand.tekbn.nauki VOLOKONSKIYj V.F., kaW.t Snaukj
VETROV, A.P.0 inzb.j1MN2z,-h-.A,, otv.red.; SHORORHOVA, A.V.,
red.izd-va; PROZOROVSKAYA,, V.B,,., tekbored.; BOLDYREVA,Z.A.,, tekbn.
redo
(Collected examples and problems on mine hoisting equipment] Sbor-
nik primerov i zadach po, rudnicbrqm podfte=ym ustanovksm. Moskva,
Gosenauchno-tekbnaftd-vo lit-ry po gornom del% 1961. 352 p.
(MIRA 14:12)
(Mine hoisting)

SOLOY ITIV Aleksandr Alsksandravl6h; 3 11- N A otv.r*d. 8 INA,
Z.A.0. red izd-val SMMTAR, 805., tekbn.red.
[001190%9:
problems on mine transportation] Sbornik sadach
po rudutchnocu.tra'asportu. Izd.2. dop. i perer. Moskva,
Goe.nauchno-tekhn.isd-To, lit-ry po gornowu delu, 1961, 299 p,
(KU'L4tl2)
(MIne baulage)

NOR, Aleksandr Alekseyeviah; MATYUSRENKO, Yuriy Pavlovich;
MELINIKOV, Andrey Alekseyevich; LIPAKCYV, Aleksey
Nikandrovicbj VIRABOV, A.A.# inzh., reteenzentj
URUZDINj M.A.., inzh,p otive red,
(Engineers of electric mine locomotives] Mashinist rud-
nichnogo elektrovoza. Moskva, Izd-vo "Nedra," 1964. 161 p.
(MIRA 17:4)

BUNIKO, Viktor Aleksandrovich; VOLOTMVSKIY, Sergey
Andronikovicb;
otv. red.
[Increasing the safety of nine electric locomotive
haulage]
Povyshenie bezopasnosti rudnichnoi elektrovoznoi Akatki.
11,oskva, Nedra.. 1964. 239 P. (MIRA 18;1)

BARUZDINA R.S.1 YESIPOVA, L.N.; TAYTSp Ye.Me
Young1s modulus of coke as dependent on the carbonization
temperature. Dokl. AN SSSR 156 no. 4:935-936 Je 164.
(MIRA 17: 6)
1. Predstavleno akadem1kom P.A.Rebinderom.

BARUZI, L.; BOLOGA, V.; J=A, I.; MACARIB, I.
Persian type glass treated with amonium sulfate. Industria
usoara, U no.6:322 Jo 164.
1. Turda Glass Manufacture.

SOV/126-6-5-28/43
AUTHORS: Akhiyezer, A. I., Barlyakhtar, V. G. and Kazanov, M.I.
TITLE: On the Problem of the Ferromagnetic Resonance Line
Width (K voprosu o shirine linii ferromagnitnogo
rezonansa)
PERIODICAL: Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, 1958, Vol 6, Nr 5,
pp 932-934 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Kittel and Herring (Ref 5) and Ament and Rado (Ref 6)
showed that the exchange interaction may broaden the
ferromagnetic resonance lines if the magnetic moment is
not uniform. Such a non-uniformity-does in fact occur
in ferromagnetic metals due to the skin effect. The
present paper estimates the magnitude of broadening (Y
of the ferromagnetic resonance lines due to the exchange
interaction. The value of y is given as a function
of the parameters of the ferrolagnetic and of the
frequency w in Eq (5). The symbols used in Eq (5)
have the following meanings:
00 is the Curie temperature in ergs,
a is the lattice constant,
Caral/3 c is the velocity of light

SOV/126-6-5-28/43
On the Problem of the Ferromagnetic Resonance Line Width
a is the electrical conductivity
Yr is the broadening due to relaxational processes,
g is the gyromagnetic ratio,
M0 is the magnetic moment at saturation and
Bo is the magnetic flux density at saturation.
The total broadening y is given by y = y e + Yr.
The results obtained are generalised to the case of the
anomalous skin effect at low temperatures. The
expressions for y"" (which is the value in the case
e of Ye
of the anomalous skin effect) and Yr are then given
by Eq (6), where Ii is the mean free path of electrons.
Comparison of Eqs (6) and (5) shows that ya is much
e
smaller than ye. Dependence of y = ye + Y. on
temperature is given in Fig.l. The total broadening y
is seen to have a minimum, but this can be observed only
in very pure samples.
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On the Problem of the Ferromagnetic Resonance Line Width
There are 1 figure and 10 references, 2 of which are
Soviet, 7 English and 1 French.
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-tekbLnicheskiy institut AN VSSR
(Physico-technical institute, Ac.Sc. Ukrainian SSR)
SUBMITTED: August 21, 1957
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t
X-Ray Crystallographic Determination of.Dispersion 0 true
Components and of Magnitude of Microstresses in Cu-Ni-Fe Alloys with
High Coercive Forces
three alloys were studied:
3% OU 23% Nil 24% Fe;
196 1
12 ~ 65 Cu$ 22% Nil 17% Fe;
3 50% Ou, 25% Nil 25% Fe.
The method of,harmonic analysis of the "form" of X-ray
diffraction lines was used to find the degree of dispersion
of the structural components and the magnitude of micro-
stresses in these three alloys. If the photometric curves,
representing the "form" of the diffraction lines', are expanded
into Fourier series it is possible to find the reason for the
diffuseness of these lines. The X-raylatterns were obtained
by means of a camera with a 114 mm dia drum. A sharp-focus
X-ray tube with an iron anticathode was used. A nickel stan-
dard was employed to calibrate the "instrumental" line width.
The diffraction patterns were obtained immediately after
thermal treatment. This thermal treatment was carried out
in an electric furnace in an atmosphere of hydrogen. Samples
were hardened by quenching from 107500 (after 2 hours at that
temperature). Some of the samples were subsequently tempered
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~SOV/126-6-6-13/25
X-Ray Crystallographic Determination of Dispersion of Structural
Components and of Magnitude of Microstresses in Cu-Ni-Fe Alloys
with
High Coercive Forces
"neck" method. The maximum magnetizing field used in measure-
ments was 4200 oersted. Saturation(rcurred in every sample
at fields of this order. X-ray diffraction patterns of
samples of theaUoy Nr I are shown in Fig.1 and some of the
curves used in the analysis of these patterns are given in
Figs.2-4. Table 1 gives the values of the coercive foroe
and the lattice constants a0 I as well as the ratios of
the intensities of the (222) lines of the phases y, and y2
in the alloy Nr 1. Fig,5 gives the dependence of He on the
mean dimensions of neoherent regions" in Cu-Ni-Fe alloys
Nrs 1 and 2. The following conclusions are drawn by the
authors from their results.
A) Change in the coercive force of the Cu-Ni-Fe alloys studied
is accompanied by a change in the width of the X-ray diffract-
ion lines.
B) At the initial stage of tempering, the diffraction lines
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X-Ray Crystallographic Determination.of Dispersion of Structural
Cbmponents and of Magnitude of Microstresses in Cu-Ni-Fe Alloys with
High Coercive Forces
become diffuse, whioh sigaifies the appearance of highly
disperse "coherent regions" (100-150 in size), which form
the nuclei of the yj and y2 phases.
C) Further tempering produces a separation of y, and y2
phases out of the solid solution and this is accompanied by
splitting of each diffraction line into two. Microstresses
increase at this stage.
D) The maximum values of H, are reached when the separation
between the y, and y2 phases is greatest; yj and y2
crystallites are then about 200 X in size.
E) Further tempering produces then coagulation of the yj
and y2 crystallites and H. falls. Microstresses also
become smaller.
F) It is suggested that reversal of magnetization in Cu-Ni-
Fe alloys with high coercive forces occurs by rotation, due
to high dispersion and magnetic isolation of the structure
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SOV/126-6-6-13/25
X-Ray Crystallographic Determination of Dispersion of Structural
Components and of Magnitude of Microstresses in Cu-Ni-Fe Alloys
with
High Coercive Forces
of components. There are 5 figures ' 2 tables and 12 refer-
ences; 7 of the references are Soviet, 2 English, 2 German
and 1 international,
ASSOCIATION: Kharlkovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni M.
Gorlkogo (Kharlkov State University imeni A. M. Gor'kiy)
SUBMITTED: May 17, 1957.
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AUTHORS: Barutkin, I.N. and Pines, B. Ya. SOV/126-7-1-8/28
TITLE: ~~~X-Ray TDirr~raot~ion -tudy of the Structure of the
Fe-Ni-Al-Cu
Alloy With High Coercive Force (Rentgenografioheskoye
iseledovanil e struktury vysokokoertsitivnogo splava
Fe-Ni-Al-CUT
PERIODICAL: Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, 1959, Vol 7, Nr 1,
pp 57-63 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Fe-Ni-Al alloys (with Co and Cu admixtures) are very
sensitive to heat treatment. quenched samples of these alloys
undergo internal changes on tempering. The changes consist
of the formation of two body-centred cubic phases and
h;phase is close to pure iron in its cOmposition
the f
Mthe /5 se is an ordered solid solution of Fe in
Ni-Al. K present paper reports a new X-ray diffraction
study of changed in the structure of Fe-Ni-Al-Ou alloys
(55.6, 25, 14.5 and 4% by weight, respectively) produced by
various heat treatments. These changes of structure were
then related to changes of the coercive force. The samples
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length. They were homogenised by heating at 10604G for
two hours. Romogenisation and subsequent heat treatment were
carried out in an atmosphere of hydrogen. Two types of
heat treatment were applied: (a) quenching from 105000 in
water with subsequent tempering at 65000, and (b) cooling
from 105000 to room temperature at rates from 300000/min to
200/min with subsequent two-hour tempering at 6.500G. The
X-ray diffraction paterns were obtained by means of a sharp-
focus tube in a camera of 114 mm diameter. Cobalt
radiation and an aluminium filter were employed. The
aluminium lines due to that filter were used as standards in
calibration of the diffraction paterns. The lk-line (310) of
the alloy was recorded (Figol). Magnetic measurements w6re
made by a ballistic "neck" method. Normal magnetisation
curves and hysteresis loops were recorded; at the highest
magnetising field used (4200 oersted) technical saturation
was produced. The X-ray diffraction studies in conjunction
with magnetic measurements showed that high values of the
coercive force R. occurred when the ferromagnatie p-phase

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was distributed in highly dispersed state In the weakly
magnetic P2-phase. The optimum size of the IG-phase
particles for achievement of high Ho was found to be
r%..-250 R. The degree of dispersion found from the X-ray
data agreed with the results of electron-microscope studies
of the Fe-Ni-Al-Co alloys (Refs,,3-5). There are 2 figures,
1 table and 11 references, of which 8 are Soviet, 2 German
and 1 English.
ASSOCIATION: Khartkovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet (Kharskov
State University)
SUBMITTED: May 17, 1957
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AUTHORS: Andreyev, I. A.s_ASEMzdin+__1_--Tt SOV/32-24-7-33/65
Gluskin, L. Ya.
TITLE: On the Estimation of the Plasticity of Alloyed Low-Carbon
Steels According to the Method of Hot Settling (Ob otsenke
plastichnosti -1-ig"erodistoy legirovannoy stali po metodu
goryachey OBadki
PERIODICAL; Zavodskaya Laboratoryal 1958P Vol. 24, Nr 7,
pp. 855 - 858 (USSR) I
ABSTRACT: Methods exist for the estimation of the plasticity of steels
within the temperature range of hot deformation. In the present
paper the chromium-nickel steel of the typ,321WIM is inves-
tigated within the range of forging temperatureEb with the
cylindrical samples being somewhat modified;-thus three ex-
perimental series are obtained, The samples were heated to
900 - 12500 and there they were maintained for 40-60 minutes;
the crusher was settled with 700 tons with the settling degree
amounting to 75%. It was observed that the sample type with
four longitudinal grooves on the cylindrical face offered the
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On the Estimation of the Plasticity of Alloyed Low- SOV/32-24-7-33/65
Carbon Steels According to the Method of Hot Settling
made by S.I.Sakhin, I. T.Baruzdin and T.G.Barinov. In order
to be able to classify the influence exerted by other elements
0,09% of titanium was added to the steel (among others). The
number of the cracks formed at the sample served as index of
the plasticityl the results were represented graphically. It
may be seen that the cracks are formed at 1075 - 11000, with
the addition of titanium not decreasing the range of cracks.
Based on the results obtained the authors assume that the
formation of cracks of the steel type mentioned above takes
place at 1050 - 10800, whereas it was observed that an increase
of the carbon content decreases the brittleness, and a decrease
of the nickel content on certain conditions may cause an
improvement of the deformability. The investigations carried
out at casting temperatures between 1540 and 1670* were made
by S.I.Sakhin and T.G.Barinov. They showed that by increasing
the casting temperature the range of brittleness is extended by
500 on the plasticity curve towards higher temperatures; the
latter agrees with the observations made in production. There
nre 4 figures, 2 tables, and 8 references, 7 of which are Soviet.
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KORETSKIr., Yan (Korecky,, Jan]j, doktor inzh.;
PRSEENOSIL., Bogumil
[Prenosil., Bolumll); VOZHMLEX,, Bogwdl
[Voseni-lek.. Bobm-411,
retsenzentj KUSET, Oldrizbikh 1KramWj Oldrich),
reteenzent;
SAVEMV,, Yu.N.(tranolator]; ZDIH,.I.T,4-jLaud.
takhn. nauk.,
red.; NIKITINA, R.D., red.; MAKOVA, D.M.p tekhn.
red.
[Case hardening of steel]TSemntatsiia stali. Pod
red. I.T.
Baruzdina. Leningrad,, Sudpromgiz, 1962. 232 p.
(KIRA 15:9)
(Case hardening)

BAR= GONGHiRQTA. M.X. Casoeased]; KAMSIMT. N.V., inshe
F.u6ww nor,
rodaktor-, X~X=OVA, A.C, Isdatel'skly redaktor; SMIRRAMS
P.T., tokhoichookiy redaktor
[Principles of the theory of probabilities] Oonovy teorii varoist
nostei. Koukra4 Gos.izd-vo obor.prowqshl., 1957- 53 P. .(KIRA 10:7)
(Probabilities)

'BARUZDIN, V.I.; MWIHOCHKINA, To P.; KOZOVNIKOV N. I. MFALOVICH, AJo
faT.--. CHISTYAKOVA, K.P.. tekhn.red..
(Collection of problems on the probability theory] Zadachnik po
teorii veroiatnoste'i. Moskva, Mosk.aviatsionnyi in-t, 1959. 46 p.
(Probabilities--Problems, exercises, ate.) (MIRA 13:9)

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