SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BAYKOV, A.M. - BAYKOV, U.M.

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Solovlyev, Candidate or technical sciences; Ch. V by V. Ya.
Solov-yev;
Ch. VI by M. V. Mall'tsev and V. Ya. Solov1yev; Ch. VII, VIII and
IX
by M. V. Malltsev; and Ch. Xby A, I. Baykov and M. V. Malltsev,
who
also edited the entire book.
'TABLE OF CONTENTS
Foreword -- 5
Introduction -- 7
Ch. I, Niobium and its Properties.- 9
1. Niobium, physical and chemical constants -- 9
2. Niobium, thermophysical properties -- 11
3. Nioblum electric and magnetic properties -- 13
4. Niobium mechanical properties 14
5. Niobium oxidation resistance 19
Ch. II. Effect of Nonmetallic Impurities on the Structure and
Properti
of Niobium, --'38
1. General information on the effect of intepstitial impurities on
niobium properties 38

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2. 7nteraction between niobium and interstitial impurities --
!Ch. III. Niobium-base Alloys -- 64
1. General information on interaction between niobium and various
elements~~in the alloying process -- 65
2. Phase di4grams and properties of binary alloys -- 70
3. Prenent hiobium alloys -- 109
Ch. XV. Obtaining Niobium Compacts by Powder Metallurgy Methods --
130i
1.. Extracticn of niobium by reduction with sodium 131
2. Extraction of niobium by reduction with carbon 145
Ch. V. Melting of Niobium and Its Alloys -- 153
1. Melting ingots in vacuum are furnaces -- 153
2. Melting ingots In electron-beam'furnaces -- 171
!Ch.
t 1,
2.
VI. Treatment of Niobium and Its Alloys Under Pressure -- 187
Some data on technological plasticity and thermomechanical param-
eters of deformation of niobium. and its alloys -- 187
Technology of producing niobium and niobium'alloy semifinished
products.- 197
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BAYRUV, A.M,
Petroleum production of Baobkiria in 1960-1961.
no,7rl-5 JI 161,,
(Oil fields.-Production methods)
Neft. khozo39
(MIRA 14:63

VLADIMIROV, N.A.; GAYVORONSKIY, A. A, I YUZBASHEV,
G.S.; JW193r, ~A,Mr_,;
SHANOVICHS, L.P,; LOGVINOV,, I-I.J WIN, N.G.;
SAFIULLIN,* M.N.
Effect of a cement rbg an the capacity of casing
strings
to resist collapsing ioads. Neft. khoz. 42
no.6:19-24 Je 164.
(MIRA 17:8)

BATKOV. A.V., inthener.
Diesel uotor car for Inspecting contact lines. Zlek.i
topl.tiaga
no.9:47-48 S 157. (mrRA lo:lo)
(Geraany, 16st-Blectric railroads--Testing)

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AUTHOR:
Baykov, A.V., Engineer 28-1-40/42
TITLE:
Serious
Inadequacies of an Imoortant Manual (Serlyeznye nedo-

statki
nuzhnogo izdaniya)
PERIODICAL:
Standartizateiya, # 1, Jan-Feb
1957, p 92-93 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:
The article presents a critical
review of a manual for loco-

motive and railroad car building
by D.A. Veis, A.A. Kokhtiv,

V.A. Lelyanov, V.A. Malynich, L.I.
Povolotskiy, V.M. Haskatov,

and G.S. Topornin (deceased),
edited by Mashgiz in 1956. This

is the first such manual ever
edited in USSR, The manual does

not, with rare exteptions,
refer to 1955 state standards, but

it does refer to many
obsolete standardsl the wording in re-

ferences to standards is
inaccurate, some important character-

istics of materials are
omitted, including some widely used

materials. As a result,
this manual, destined for "wide

engineering circles, students
and instructors", does not cover

contemporary technique and
cannot be used in many cases. All

statements are made with
references to the manual and the stan-

dards ind facts
concerned. The author says in conclusion that
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Mashgiz
should not edit books which mielead the readers.
ASSOC=ONs
MinisUrstvo putay soobshcheniya
AVAILABIRs
Libraz7.of Congress

28-58-1-5/34
The Reliability of Electric Traction Engines Must Be
Increased
is too small. Other effective insulating materials are
mentioned. Withregard to the low malting point of pewter-
lead soldertt which causes breakdowns in the collectors of
the present locomotives, the now standard must require high-
quality electric steel for the armature and poles as well as
wear-resistant collector copper.
There are 4 Soviet references,
ASSOCIATION: Ministerstvo putey soobahcheniya SSSR (USSR
Ministry of
Railroads )
AVAILABLE; Library of Congress
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AUTHORt Baykov, A.V., Engineer 28-4-30/35
TITLE: Unification of the Basic Norms in Railway Transport
(Unifikataiya
osnovnykh normativov zheleznodorozhnogo transporta)
PERIODICALs Standartizatsiya, 1957, # 4, PP 81-83 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The article concerns the unification of railroads and
rolling
stock in the Communist bloc countries, where the track width
is not uniform (1524 and 1435 om) and various dimensions and
rules uncoordinated.
Problems of general over-all dimensions, unification and
electrification were discusse~d at 3 international (Communist
countries) conferences. The first convened in 1955 (location
not given), the second in 1956 in Praha, the third in 1957
in Moskva. Executive commissions for coordination in fulfilling
the agreements, and special technical commissions for unifi-
ca-tion are at work.
Some parameters and characteristics have already been de-
termined, such as for passenger cars, sleeping cars, dining
care(streamlined, with forced ventilation, air conditioning,
floodlights and automatically controlled heating) and 4-axle
freight cars, open cars, isothermic cars, tank cars. New
passenger oars will be designed for speeds of 140-160 km/hr;
Card 1/2 new freight oars - for speeds of 100-120 km/hr.
Recommenda-

AUTHORs Baykov, A.V., 'F~ngineer SOV/28-58-5-3/37
TITLE: StandardizatTo-R in Railroad Transport
(Standartizatsiya
na zheleznodorozhnom transports)
PERIODICAL: Standartizatalya, 1958, Nr 5, pp 12 - 16 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt The author discusses some of the state standards
adopted
in railroad transport and covering: track, wheels, axles,
fuel and lubricantep rolling stockt electrical equipmentt
tare and packing, artificial and synthetic materials, etc.
Cases where the said standards are being replaced or re-
vised are mentioned.
ASSOCIATION: Ministerstvo putey soobshcheniya (Ministry of
Communications )
1. Railroads--Standards 2. Transportation--Standards
3. Lubricahts--Standards 4. Electrical equipment--Standards
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AUTHOR: Baykov, A.V. SOV/28-58-5-35/37
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TITLE: Book Review (Retsenziya)
PERIODICAL: Standartizatsiya, 1958, Nr 5, pp 88 - 90
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is a review of the book "The Technical
and Economio
Principles of Standardizntion in Mechanical Engineering"
(Tekhniko-ekonoMicheakiye printsipy standarti;atsii v
mashinostroyenii) by A.A. Kokhtev, published by Mashgiz
in 1958.
1. Mechanical engineering-Standards
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BATKOV i g 4 arh.
fwwo~,--
New railroad cars produced in the German Democratic
Republic.
Zhel, dor. transp, 40 no.3:81--86 Mr '58. (MIU 11:4)
(Germwq, Bastern--Railroad--Cars)

BAYEDVg A.V., inzh.
Immediate tasks of standardization in railroad
transportation.
Zhol.dor.tranap. 42 no.10:27-31 0 160, (MIRA 13:10)
(Railroads-Standsk do)

BAYKOVx-AIekmmj Va dj!Xmiab.. inzb.; VARPDIDMEVp
Ye.A.,, retsenzent;
.SHCHAPOV, N.P., retsenzent; KRISHTALI, L.I...
red.; BOBROVA,
[Standardization in railroad transportation]
Standartizatsiia na
zholeznodoroshnom transports. Moskva,,
Transzheldorisdat., 19629
I(Y7 p. (Rail oads) (Standardization) (MIRA 15:7)

HATKOV, A.V. -,
I Standardization and apeedlng up of the teohnical progress.
Zbel.
dor, tranop. 47 n0,9:11-15 S t65* WRA l8s9)
1. Rukovoditell sektaii standartizateii
Nauchno-tekhnichookogo soveta
Mbdaterstya putey sodbsheheniya.

BAYKOV, AN.
m6m--wow
The road of progress. Standartizatsiia 29 no.9:16-19
S 165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Nauchno-tekhnicheskiy sovet MJnisterstva putey
soobshcheniya.

AKULINICHEV., I.T.; ANDREYEV, L.F.; BAYEVSKIY, R 14 -
BAEOV A Ye - BUYLOV, G.G.
GAZENK0, D.G.; GRYUNTALI, R.G.; ZAZYKIN:
MA-KSIMOVI D.G.; 14ERKUSHKIN, Yu.G.; MONAKHOV, A.V.;
PETROV, A.P.;
RYABC101KOV, A.D.; SAZONCV, N.P. ; UTYAMYSHEV, R.I.;
FREYDELI~ V.R.;
KHILIKEVICH, B.G.; SRADRINTSL7, I.S.; SHEVANDINA, S.B.;
ESAUU)vj
N.G.; UZDOVSKIY, V.I.
Method and means of medical and biological studies in a
space
flight. Probl. kosm. biol. 3:130-144 164. (MIRA 17:6)

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AUTHORS _Al4culinich.ov.gjt.T.;,,Baykov.. Myl;7r, Vasiltyevo
P.-V.j Y'asoyant I!!
Makalmov, D,_.Go; Vg~~i~q_A. 0n4dd01y;_N.A~
ORG: none
TITLES Some data.from electrophysiological investigations
conducted on the crew
of the Voskhod-2"during spaceflight (Paper presented at the
Conference on Problem
7--
of SphceFP4Wd-1c1ne hold in Moscow from 24-27 tiny 1966)
SOURCE: Fbnfororitslya po problemam kosmiche3koy moditsiny,
1966,'Problev*F
kosmichosicoy moditsinyo (Eroblems of space medicine);
materialy konforontstip
lbscow, 1966, 18-19
TOPIC TAGSt space physiologyp' manned space flight, Leonovi,
extravehicular
activity, cardiology, cardiovascular system, electrooculogram,
electrocardiogram$
body temperature* eloctrophysiologyp respirationg, heart rate
Voskhod-2
ABSTRACT:
Ele, ctrocardiograms, pndiimograms,' seiimocardiograrns, and
,electro-oculograms were registered .on the Voskhod-Z
cosmonauts, t
was
~Belyayev and Leonov. In addition, Leonov' s body temperature
a'ceship attained orbit, the frequency of cardiac
measured. After the sp
contractions continued to-increase and to exceed the levels
registered 1

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'during active acceleraticn. These changes in pulse rate were due
to the i
preparations for LeonovI a EVA. During EVA, their heart rates I
reached the maximums of 129 and 162 beats/min. By the third
orbit, -I
the heart rate and respiration frequencies of the two cosmonauts
became'O
normal, equaling prelaunch magnitude. Further changes were com-
parable to those noted in preceding flights. The lowest heart
rates were~,
recorded during the seventh orbit. From the thirteenth to the
eighteenth
orbil there was a gradual increase in the rate of cardiac
contractions
(86-111) and an increase in respiration rate up to 18-20
cycles/min,
which was related to the performance of a series of tasks
according
~o the program, and to the emotional strain induced *
preparation- for
manual re-entry.
Analysis of the EKG indicated-that the, significance of th e Q T
and
R-R intervals in both cosmonauts corresponded to changes in
frequency
of the heart rate. The lability of the Q'-T coefficient was
higher at the
bekinning and end of the flight in both cosmonauts and diminished
noticeably
'during the middle of the flight. The same was observed in
relation to the
Amplitude of the EKG peaks. The duration of the mechanical
systole in
general followed changes in pulse rate from the third to the
sixteenth
orbit; the duration of Leonov' s mechanical systole varied from
0. 32-0, 35-
2/3

2 6-6
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sec. During the 17th and 18th orbits, the*duration of the mechanical I
systole diminished to 0. 29-0. 27 see simultaneously with an increase
in
the pulse rate. Electromechanical lag was determined only in Leonov
and during various times of the flight varied from 0. 02-0. 06 sec.
Oculomotor activity during the first two orbits rose in both
cosmonauts
lo 105-111 movements/min. During* the'third and fourth orbits the
number
-IoT'6culomotor reactions diminished and after that varied within
relatively
low limits: 10-40 movements/min. The dynamics of the
electro-oculogram:
corresponded to 'changes in the pulse and respiration frequency and
reflected, apparently, the general condition of the cosmonauts. An
analysis of the amplitudes and the curve of the EOG indicated that eye
movements in the cosmonauts were rather symmetrical during the entire
duration of the flight.
Leonoy' s armpit temperature varied during the flight from 35-37.
GO'c.;
The higher temperatures were recorded during the 2nd, 16th, and the
17th orbits. This can be explained by emotional strain_and performance
of vhyslcal taskg_jMthq.cosmonaut-",rW. A. No 22; ATD Ropo rt 66-107
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ACC NR: AP7000684 A N', SOURCE CODE: UR/0240/66/000/012/0003/0006
AUTHOR: Baykov,IB. K. (Candidate of medical sciences); Fel'dman, Yu.
G.
ORG: Moscow Scidntific Research Institute of Hygiene im. r. r.
Erisman (Moskovskiy
Inauchno-issledovAtellskiy institut gigiyeny); Central Scientific
Research and Design
Institute of Cit~ Planning, Moscow (Tsentrallnyy
nauchno-issiedovatellskiy i proyektnyyl
institut po, gradcistroitellstvu)
~TITLZ; Air pollution from aittomobile exhaust gases as a factor in
planning streets
'and living quarters
BOURCE: Gigiyen~ i sanitariya, no. 12, 1966, 3-6
TOPIC TAGS: air pollution, air.pollution control, exhaust gas
ABSTRACT- In 1963-64 a study was conducted of 712 air samples, 353
for carbon monox-
tide, 258--nitric acid, and 101 for.fomaldehyde. Selection and
analysis of the materi-
al was carried out by the M. V. Alekseyev method. In Volgograd,
automobiles (800-900/
Yhr) were observed for 1.5-2 hrs, temperature--19-290C, 0.5-4 m/sec
wind velocity, and
r,elative humidity of 3D-77%. In Moscow, observations were made of
1000-1100 machines/
;/hr, wind velocity--0.5-2.2 sec, at a temperature of 4-90C and
relazive h=idity 77-
i-88%. It was Tound that a strip of thickly grown green plants in an
area of 10 m width
and 4-6 m height 'is 3 times more effective as protection against
the gases than sparse-
UDC; 614.72.614.78
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~y planted trees covering a similar area. Under the same traffic
conditions, a block
i th linear building structure gives better protection against fumes
than houses built
wi
perimetrically, with angular blocking of houses and separated by
small spaces. Orig. 1
'art. has: 2 figures, 3 tables.
SUB CODE: 06/ SUBM DATE. l4May66/ ORIG REF: 001
Card 2/2

BAYKCYV B.K - WJ.KH3]U V.P.; Prinimali uchastiye:
VASILIYEV, A.S.;
I
UMp M.S.; KOMAWVA, A.A.; ZHIGULINA, L.A.; 7MMKAYA,
L.N.; YUSHKO., U.N.; CHUMAK2 K,I.; GUSELINIKOVA, E.L.;
KF-TOVA, O.N.
ftienid characteristics of air pollution iq Gubakha and
its effect
on health of the population. Uch. ~ap. Moak. nauch.-issl.
inst. san.
i gig. no.6:21-25 160. (KIRA 14M)
(MZHNYAYA GUBXXU--AIR-POLLIJTION)

BLYKOVO B.K.
Hygienic basis for a sanitary protective zone for Kdoldw-Opm
Goal Mine, Uch, saps Hook. nauch.-isel, inat. ilan. :L i9
no.6s
45-47 160. (KORKINO-4IR-PMUTION) 3.43 11)
(COAL 14INM AM MINING-HYGIENIC; ASPECTS)

BA
-P-Yx-O-L-AJ--4,_mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik;
SHULIGIN, V.I., tekbni~q
Prinimal uchastiyes KUZIN.,.]N.D.
Apparatus for using automatic control in thek
continuous in-
noculation of animals. Prod. dop. kontsent.
atmosf. zagr.
no.7t%-104163. (MIRA 16%10)
1, Iz Moskovskogo naucbno-issladovatellskogo
instituta gigi-
yeny imeni F.F.Erismana.
(AIR - PMWTICW) (AUTMATIC COUTROL)
(IlOiOCULATICM)

Fom-~- on Lhe hypien' evaluatlon -jf* the effecr, -of
va rt)--n diculf ide narl hy( -%-gon sulfide S!MUI tI-MeOUSly Pre3fri
t.
In the air. Prod. dop. kci,t-sant.a twaf . z9gr. no.8:L17-137 164.
OMIRA 18:-0
1. 1z Yoskovsk,-)go ',nstituta gigiyeny
174,c-.n! --l-smana i kafedry k-n=, inallnoy
p~giveriy TSentral'nogo
-jarshenqt,Ncvim!ya vrachey,
iiso

BATKOV, B.P.; SOKOLOV.. V.S.
Practice of the Central Research Institute of Diesel
Engines in
constructing experimental stands for investigating
operating
processes of diesel engines. TRUDY TSNIDI no.39:23-38
'60.
WRA 15:8)
(Diesel engines--Testing)

BAYKOVJI B.P., kan4,tekhn.nauk; BORDMWV, V.T.., inzh.;
~DKOLOV, V.S., kand.
Uam'nauk; IAVJW, A.A., insh,,j POPOV, V.S., knad.takhn.na?*;
SUKHOVp Yea I., insh.
Reaults of turbocharging of the KrM,,100 engines.
jdv.vys.udhsb.-
zave; mashinostro no*5:37-46 1.62, (Mia 15310)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy dizellnyy institut
i Chelyabinekiy traktornyy zavod.
(Traa+.ore-RAgines-Suporcharpre)

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2 wE
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APC-JO6396 (4) SOURCE COLE: UR/0413/66/000/002/0141/0141
AUTHORS: Baykqvt B, Fs; Bordukov, V, T j Deych, R, Spi
Luklyancbenkop B, S,
ORG: none
93
TITLE: Equipment for supercharging inteinal c2"112 0 ines, Class,46,
NO,
178243 Za"~no6ced.by Central Scientific Research Diese Institut--.1-
(Teentralln"
nauchno-isaledovateltakiv dizellrqy institut)
SOURCE: Izobreteniyat promWahlenny7e obraztsy,, tovarnyyeminski, no.
2.. 1966, 141
TOPIC TAGS: internal combustion engine component, supercharger
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents equipment for
supercharging internal
combustion engines,, containing two turbines operating in the
Gxhaust gases from
the engine. One turbine drives the supercharger compressor and the
other drives,
a blower which draws air through the engine condenser (sea Fig. 1).
To increase
the efficiency of the engine at partial cy-cleq., the turbineo'are
inserted in series
along the gas pas W 9.
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Fig. 1. 1 - Gas turbine of turbocompressor; 2 gas turbine of turboblover;
3 - ouperobarger compressori 4 blower; 5 condenser;~ 6 - engine*
Orige art, has: I diagrams
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T_-_4nalation from- Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurglya, 1959, Nr
7, pp 126 - 127 (USSR)
ADTHOR Baykov,
TITLE: Properties of AMgSV Alloy in Cold Working by Stretching
~TRIODICAL: V sb.: Metal lovedenlye, P, Leningrad, Sudpromgiz,
191,~8, pp 241
ABSI-RACT- Mechanical properties of 8 - 3b mm thick AMglV alloy,
subjected to coLd
working by stretching, were detemined,, Tests were carried Qut
under
conditions Immediately after cold working and,after ageing of cold
wo 'rkcO,
strips at 1000C for 100 hours... The. degree of deformation by
stretchif~g
-(Crt) was 0; 3.4; 4; 5.6 and 7.6%. Weld specimens were
prodgej~d-b.,
Ar-arc welding with electrodes of the same composition as the base
mtital.
From 3(,~--Jnm thick plates roun6 specimens were manufactured and
subje-Oted
stretching and subsequent ageing, for compresslon and fati
e-testp... I--
. gu
was stated that with -an Increase of F,? up to 7.,6%, Cro
increased frvri
12.8 to 23.7 'Kg/,mm2 for specimens out alongside- the- rdled
me'tal; and
from 12.7 to 20' kg/mm2 for transversal,cut specimensi 6 was
corm-spondlizg,-
I reduced from 28.6 to 22,5% an(! from 28.3 to 18.%
ly and Ydd no'
considerably change.. After beat treatment strength prope.,rties
were slightly
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Properties of AMg5V Alloy in Cold Working by Stretching
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reduced due' to !the Partial 'elimination of 13tresa caused by
cold - working. - In- the 'state
whom... E, ~, 0 the material did not change. its properties
subsequently to beat treatment.-
In' bcapression 'Cr ' increased with higher f? somewhat less
than in stretching
(BAuschinger eff2d and was at ft -7,6%.-w1thout ageing, 22.4
kg/mm2,, and after
ageing, 20 .0 kg/mm2. ..The banding angle did practically not
ohange.withhikherft-and
was. ~~*4,160%. The .-reduction of critical fatigue stress of
cold worked specimens. was not
regular.and 6ij could be conpidered as practically constant. The
location of the break
irk-the weld jointsdid not depend uponft, and generally the
rupture coincided with the
sea'm,zone. 1% of hot-rolled and cold worked alloy welds
remained-constant and.was
85 -95% of the base-metal 6b.~: It -is polated.out that.1n
connection with reduabd
corrosion resistance of AMg5V-alloy, final recommendations.as to
its use can only be
given after extended laboratory and industrial tests.
G.K.
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'(1) 18(L~; j -a I BOOK EXPLOIMMON SOV/3217
II ch
ftykov Dmit Ivanovich, Yuliy Semenovich Zolotorevskiy,
Vladimir
4~onl=oVch ~Rusas:~~
ich Russo, an Thmara Konstantinomia Ftyazhakaya
SMrivayughchiyesya alyuminiyevyye splavy; svoystva i
primeneniye
(Weldable Aluminum A3-loys; Properties and Application)
leningrad,
Sudpromgiz, 1959. 234 P. 4,300 copies printed.
Ed.: Yu. S. Mum; Teah. Ed.: L. I. levochkina.
PURPOSE: 7his book is intended for production engineers and
designers vorking
vith corrosion-resistant veldable aluminum alloys.
COVERAGE: The authors describe properties of
corrosion-resistant veldable
aluminum-magaesium &Uoys, their production, machining,
velding and riveting.
They give data on corrosion resistance and on the effect of
the rate of
loading, temperature, and notching on the properties of the
alloys. The
authors discuss specil~l cases and some characteristic
features of designing
aluminum alloy constructions, giving exuTles of the
application of alumipum
alloys in shipbuilding and railroad rolling stock. The
following personalities
are mentioned as having contributed to the compilation of
this book:
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Weldable: A!um-1num Alloys
SOV/3217
V. G. Azbukin, Yu. A. Belyakov, K. S. Bolotova, V. G.
Dancheako, Z. I. Ivanova,
I. V. Korchaxhinskaya, I. A. Nezhnikovskiy., A. I. Pas', A.
N. Polubotko, I. P.
Prosyankin, V. S. Radometov, Yu. S. Ilyabushkin., Z. G.
Sokolova., Ye. I. Thrakan-
chikova., and M. M. Chikhanova. The authors also express
their thanks to K. S.
Bolotova, P. X. Yefimov, Ye. 1. Tarakanchikova, 1. A.
Travnikova and M. M.
Chi kban for their help in processing the material. There
are 65 references,
42 Soviet, 10 English., 10 Garwnp and 3 French.
TAM _,OF'CONTLM:
rntroduction 4
Ch. I. Basic characterisiLco of corrosion-resistant alloys 7
1. Alloys for formIn 7
2. casting alloys 23
3. Characteristic features of producing alloys for forming
29
4. Methods of mechanical machining of alloys in manufacture
43
Ch. II. Effect of Various Factors on the Mechanical
Properties of
Aluminum Alloys 50
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Weldable Aluminum Alloys SOV/3217
18. Stresses in a built-up beam caused by a uniform
I*mperatuxe chan lag
19. "vancy of natural vibration of constructions 124
2o. Stability of construction 132
21. Experimental study on the stability of columns
under
axial car -
prer.4ion 141
Ch. V.
Welding-of Aluminum Alloys
147
22.
Charaqteristic
features of welding aluminum alloys
147
23.
Methodsof
welding
149
24.
Argon-shielded are welding
154
25.
7he use
of welding in differently loaded constructions
183
96.
Welding aluminum alloys with steel
185
27.
Quality
inspection'of welded joints
186
Ch. VI
. Riveting
Aluminum Alloy With Steel Constructions
191
28.
Producing
tight rivv!ted joints
192
29.
Basic elements of joints
194
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30- Riveting naterial
31- rdveting, and riveting equipment
Ch. VII. Use of Aluminum Alloys in Indust ry 201
32. Chsnge in veight of constructions due to
replacing steel
with aluminum alloys 201
33- Experience in the use of aluminum alloys in
transportation
equipment 222
Bibliography 233
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VIC/fAa
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PAVWV., Aleksandr Ivanoviohl POTING,, Tekaterina
Ioeonidovna,--.BAYKOV# D.I.,
retsenzent~j RYBALKO, D.V., reteen2ent; KUSKOV', A-,"
R.K., teklin. r6d,
[Use of al=in= alloys in obipbuilding) Primenerde
alblminievykh
splavov v frudoBtroanii. Leningrads Gos. soiuznoo
izd-vo sudostroit,
promyshl., 1961. 290 p. (HIRA 14 t:Ll)
(Shipbuilding-Equipment and supplies) (Aluminum alloys)

BOYTSOV, Gennadiy Vladimirovich; NFMLOV, Vladimir 14atveyevich;
TAUBINpGoorgiy Onipovich. Prinimal uchautiya SHAVROV, Yu.N.;
BAYEOV D I kand. tekbn.nauk,, retsenzent; KOROTKIN, Ya.I.,
-agFt;~k, reteenzent; SHAMOVA, V.M., red.; TBAL,
R.N., tekhn. red.
[Strength of ship structures from aluminum alloys; design and
calculations] Procbnost' audovykh konstruktaii iz aliumineievykb
splavov; proaktirovanie i raschet. Pod obsbehei red. G.O.Taubina.
Leningrad, Sudprorgis, 1962. 211 (KCRA 15:7)
(Huns (Naval architecturj)* (Aluminum alloys)

BMIrOV,A.G.; TYUXEWS, Vaoilly; PITLINIvan; 3A OF Fedor
(First Russian travelers in Mongolia and Northern China]
Perwye
rueskie puteshestvenniki v Xongoliiu i Severnyl Kited:
Vasilii
Tiumenets, Ivan Petlin, Fedor Baikov. [Izd. 2.] Moskva,
Goe. geo-
graficheakoe izd-To. 1954. 52 p. (mLU 8: 11)
(Xongoila-Desoription and travel) (China--Description and
travel)

--.. BJ6YKOVv F,Yae-
. -, - - -- - ------,
lxpraving Info ion appamtuso Apt. delo 9 no.3:76 My-Je 160.
(MIRAL 1413)
(DRUGSTORES-JQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES)
(WATER HEATERS)

BMGV, F.Ya.
Industrial excursion of grade six students to
I . station. Uch. zap. Telikoluke goo* ped, inst.
L tractmor servioe
no,lU34,57 161,
MM 16-M
(Industrial tours)

BAYKOV1 F.Ya. (Velikiya Luki)
Automatlii- control with a signal thermometer. Apt.
delo 10 no.3:
59-61 My~e 161. (KRA 14:7)
(PHAHUCY--EQUIFMT
SUPPLIES)
AM

BAYKOV$ F.Ya. (Velikiye Luki)
Providing diatilled water for pharmacies by means of an
electrical
suction device. Apt. delo 10 no-4:63-64 JI-Ag 161. (KM
14:32)
(WATM,, DISTILL )

BAYKOV F.Ya. (Velikiye Luki)
-
Corinection between extracurricular work in physics and
production.
Fiz. v shkole 22 no.3:80-82 MY-Je 162. (KIRA 15:7)
(Physics-Study and teaching) (Physical instruments)

BAYKOV,, F.Ya,
t of keenness of observation and the
pation in extraeurricular vork. Fiz. v shkole
is 163.
1. Pedagogicheakiy institutp Velikiye Lukio
extent of p4rtici-
23 no.3:68-70 W-
(MMA 16:12)

BMCV, F.ya.
m . PrIlrucia 54 no. 2:9~ Ja 165.
,omntws In an eiectri~: fiel"
1, 8: 2)
.. Ve.~Itko',ukskiy pedagogicheiki-y Irrtitut-,
1

BATKOV, honer
O.-type milking parlor* Sol'.9troi. 14
no.6:20-21
j6 159. (Dairy barns) (KIM 1219)

,BAYX j&-Q*Iw--41vningrad, ul, Dakabriatov, d,52/2, kv~5)
Blood supply of sinus walls of the dura mater in man. Arkh.skwat.
gist. i mbr. 35 no.3176-79 W-Ja 153 (HIn 11:7)
I, Knfedra normallnor anatomii (save - prof. A-V. Shilov)
Laningradekogo pedintrichookogo maditainskogo institute*
(DURA KATIR, blood supply
of sinus Walla (RUG))

usm/ctat ted pileAs - * M-5
Fruits and Berries.
Abs JOur : Ref Zhur - Ziol-., No 3, 1958, 11023
Author : Daykov, G.K.
Ir-st : -
I
T'Itle : Growing Grapevines in the Bashkir ASM .
Or-Ig Pub : Byul. CI botan. sada. AN SSSR, 1956, No 24) ioo-im
Abstract : Brief data are given on contemporary grape cultivation
in
Rasbkiriya, For forced spreading of the frost-resistaat
and higb-yield varieties the author recommends the utili-
zation of cuttings acquired in the erring (final) pruning.
They put out shoots and roots from each bud, permitting
3-4 seedlings to be acquired from each rooted cutting in
the autumn.
Institut biologii Bashkirskogo filials, Akademii nauk SSSR.
Card 1/1
57'
AUTHORS Sergeyev, L. I., Baykov, G. K.) and Sergeveva, K. A.
2.!~_34/46
TITLEt on the Vernalization Stage in Arboreal Plants (0 stadii
yaroviza-
tsii drevesnykh rasteniY)
pERIODICALt Dokl&dy AN SSSR, 1957, V01- 116, Nr 3y pp- 51o-513
(USSR)
ABSTRACT3
The reaction of certain grOuPs of plants on a decrease of temp-
erature is actually called vernalization. This reaction is
connect-
ed with a certain stage of development of the plant as a whole
(hibernal- and 2 years froms) or of one stage of its new forma-
tions (several years old forms). The first author has enounced
the thesis that the buds of a tree pass each year through a stage
of vernalization. This thesis can be concluded from Darwin,
Timiryazev a-0-1 periodical repetition of the vegetal growth and
biological similarity of both seed and buds. Nevertheless some
authors persist in their contradictions against such a conception-
Further, the authors controvert against Nesterovst statements.
The discussion on the questions of the stages with arboreal plants
shows both the topicality and theinaufficient treatment of these
questions. The results of the investigations on the vernalization
of the buds are partly set forth in this treatise. The 'vegetation
test was made with 3 species of Pyrus malus , 1 prunus cerasus
('both 2 years of age) and with prunus fruticosa, ribe i rum
, ---Tan EnRtern
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On the Vernalization Stage in Arboreal Plants. 2 /,'- 3 -44 16
species of grape-pear). In order to determine the period of ver-
nalization, the plants were kept in open air and brought in room
temperature in certain internals- The datas of the shooting of
the
bads (of both vegetative and generative) are summarized in table
1. The authors determined theperiod of the stage of
vernalization
of both the ve8etative and generative buds of the teat plants
with
respect to orientation by using meteorological data. For this
purpose the number of days was calculated with a medium tempera-
ture below looC (the vernalizationcontinues also beyond a
remark-
able range below 1o0C) until theoarrying of the plants into the
room. Moreover it was considered that the shooting of the buds
of the plants which were brought into th*oom, should take place
in the course of 30 to 4o days at th4most. In the case of p.Yrus
malus the vernalization of the vegetative buds was closed onLy
towards February. During the experiments, this date was by a 114
days period of lowest temperatures. In this variant of
experiments
(see table 1) the period of vernalization of the buds (with re-
speot to orientation) is understood to embrace 84 days. The co-
ming into blooms in room temperature has taken place after 28 to
34 days. Attention should be paid to the shooting of some
indivi-
dual vegetative point-shaped buds in lower temperature didrDt
at-
Card 2/4 tain 2 to 3 months yet. The cause may be looked for in
an accamu-

A
-On the Vernalization Stage in Arboreal Plants.
2D -3-4 146
ASSOCIATION: Institute of Biology of the Bashkir Branch of the
AN USSR
(Institut biologii Bashkirskogo filiala Akademii nauk SSSR)
PRESENTED: June 24, by A. L. Kursanov, Academician
SUBMITTED: December lo, 1956
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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RATKOV. G.KI.
Acclimatization experiments with Hatasequoia glyptostroboides HA4 at
Chong at the Botanical Garden of the Bashkir Branch of the Academy
of Sciences of the U.S.S.R. Bot. thur. 44 no.7:1004-1007 J1 159.
MRA 12:12)
l.Baobkirskiy filial AN SSSR Ufa.
(M-Metasequoiaf

~, BAYKOV, I.I. (Kollchugino)
Specialization In the road toward furtber successes.
Shvein.prom.
no.2:73-24 Mr-Ap 160. (MIRA 13:11)
(Clotbing industry)

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AUTHOR:
TITLE: Polarization of Internal Conversion Electrons Emitted
After Beta Decay of Oriented Nuclei
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal okeperimentalluoy t tooreticheskoy fiziki,
1960,
Vol- 399 No- 3(9)p pp. 624 - 632
TEXT: The polarization of internal conversion electrons emitted
by un-
polarized nuclei after beta decay has been studied several
times before.
The purpose of the present paper is to complete the results
obtained
earlier. It makes a theoretical study of the mixed conversion
transi-
tions from three L-subahells and of pure transitions from the
LIII sub-
shell. It is shown that a more aoourate information on the
P-interattion
constants can be obtained from a study of the polarization
correlation
of P-particles and the conversion electrons following the
P-decay of
A conv. el.
oriented nuclei. The cascade Ii __4 Il 12 is considered. The
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following assumptions are made: The spin Ii of the oriented
nucleus is
along the z-axis, the direction of the emitted 0--partiole is
given by
its momentum i, and the direction of emission of the
conversion elec-
tron is given by the unit vector 4n. Now# the polarization of
a conversion
4 1 -$'
electron = Sp P_d4/3p P (t%> is the mean value of the
spin of the
electron in the rest system) is studied, account being taken
of the
electric field of the nucleus. An explicit formula is
obtained for
which gives the polarization of the conversion electron for
any multi-
pole mixture. The author gives the polarization for an
unoriented ini-
tial nucleus. Finally, a.formula for is given for the
special case
of an V1 - E2 mixture, with the initial nucleus being
unpolarized and
the P-transition being allowed. In an appendixv the
polarization para-
meters for VIZ2~ M1, and E2 transitions are tabulated (Tables
1-10) for
unoriented nuclei with Z - 57p 659 739 and 81 u transition
energies from
0-1 to 0-7 for oonversions from the LV LIII and LIII shells.
Radial
integrals of L. A, Sliv were used for the calculations. The
correlation.
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7/0890/08f2g
Fo-4/Fib-4
AVMOR: Bayk0Vj,8.; E anashvill,R.R.
TITW; Equalization of the'teaperature.of charged partiolea Ina plasma
S OURM Zhurnal telduilcheskoy fialkil v,33, no.7, 1963, 896-892
~TOPIC TAGS: plasma, temperature relaxation
.',ABSTRACT: The usual expression for the ion-electron temperature
relaxation time,
-derived on the basis of the Maxwellian velocity distribution, does
not agreewith
recent numerical 3alculations of the energy transfer from hot ions to
cold elf-otrors
-(J.Killen, W.Hockeotte, C.Boer,WRL-6383, 1961). In the present paper
a correction
to the formula to., the relaxation time is derived with deviations of
the electron
velocities from Vag Uaxwellian distribution taken into account. The
electron dis-
tribution funotioa -19 expressed as the product of a Maxwellian
distribution funct:Wn
and a correction lactor, and the correction factor is expanded in a,
series ol asso-
ciated Laguorre p3lynomials. This corrected distribution function is
inserted into.
the* kinetic equation, and a system of differential equations ij.
obtainod for the
temperatures and the oxprasion coefficients. The ion temperatitre is
assumed to re-
main constant, anl only the lowest order expansion coefficient Is
retained in the
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in the correction to the electron distribution function.
Tharesulting differenti-:
al o4tiation is solved for'the electron distribution function with
the further assum-
~pti,on.that the quantity mjTo/%Tj In large. An integral occurring
in the solution
is tabulated. With the aid of the corrected electron distribution
function, a cor-
rectod equation is obtained for the time derivative of the electron
temperatura.
The corrected electron distribution function indicates the presence
of tower low
energy electrons than would be found In a Maxwellian distribution
for the same tom-
perature. This is in qualitative agreement with the numerical
calculations cited
above. "In conclusion, we express our gratitude to.A.A.Rukhadze for
suggesting them:
Problom and to V.P.Silin and L.U.Xovrln~~nkh for valuable
discussions." Orig.art.~
has- 14 formulas and I table.
ASSOCIATION: Fiziebookly Institut la.P.I.Loebodeva, Moscow (Physical
rustitut
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ACC Ngs M028304 SOURCE CODE: Un/0057/65/035/011/1913/1924
AUTHOR*. 09!LO.V, 1, S. Rukhadze, A.A, &0
ORO: Physics Institute P.N.Lebodev, Moscow (7izIchoskiy institut)
TITLE: Excitation of oscillations tn*opposing strewo of nonuntform,
plasma
SOURCE: Zhurnal tokbutcheskoy fir4ki, v. 35, no. 11, INS, 191:t-1924
4; ? j
TOPIC TAGS t plasma bloom, plasma stnbill-tZ, nonuniform plasma "I
c1sma Mpgnetie fjol(j.
magnetic trap
A TMAM. The authors discusis the -stability of two identical
nontinij,?rm OUCE-AMS of
. Y, I in 4 ' L
.plasma moving In opposite dlrtction.,. parallel to a strang extern
agh c rieldi
the velocities, tempe'ratures, 9Tkd"densities of the streams being
assumed to -tary in
n Wrection, perpendicular to the motibri. The calculations for
nonuniform streams~
were undertaken In an effort to account for the pa6r.agreement with
expariment of
.the analogous theory previously.developed for uniform.streams, The
treatment is:
based on the kinetic equation without collision terms, from which
disparsion equa-
tions are derived in the geometric optics approximation. It is shown
that the non-
uniformity of the st 'reams strongly affects their stability only at
frequencies below
at least one of the relevant Larmor frequencies. Separate
d-.4p,:rzion equations axe
derived and d1scussed-for frequencies below the ion Larmor frequency
and between,
the ion and electron Larmor frequencies. Owing to the nonuniformity
there are In-
4
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stabilities at these frequencies which are not damped by the external
magnats'.. f ield;
expressions are derived fo~ the corresponding logarithmicAncremUnLs.
InstabIlItI.-S
of this type should occur.la the closed Wignetic trap described
recently by
G.M.Batanov at al. (DAN SSSR, 160, No. 6,1965) at frequencies from 105
'to 108 cyclo/
sec; it in suggested that the resulting oscillations may give rise to
anomalous
diffusion of the plasma transverse to'the magnetic field and thus
account for the
abort life of the plaama in this ftstallation.
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~ACCOUn: BaXkoV, I.S. 4W
ORG: Physics Institute im. P.N.Lebedev, Moscow (Fizicheskiy
institut) '13
sum
TITLE: On the stabilization of hydrodynamic drift oscillations in a
nonuniform
rotating cylindrical plasma
SOURCE: Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fisiki, v. 36, no. 0, 1966, 1137-1140
TOPIC TAGS: plasma stability, plasma instability, nonuniform plasma,
magnetic field,
electric field
ABSTRACT: This paper is concerned with stabilization by a nonuniform
radial electric
field of the long wavelength hydrodynamic oscillations of a
nonuniform elasma czlinder~
In a longitudinal magnetic field.!-'/It is assumed that the strength
of the radial
electric field is proportional to the distance r from the axis, that
the ion density
is a Gaussian function of r, and that the magnetic pressure Is much
higher than the "Y
kinetic pressure. The linearized equation for potential
oscillations, based on the iT
kinetic equation and the self-consistent Maxwell field, is written
for oscillations
of frequency f such that It - Lul is small compared with the ion
Larmor frequency and
large compared with the product of the longitudinal wave number by
the electron therms
velocity. Here L in the azimuthal wave number and u is the frequency
of the drift
rotation of the plasma cylinder in the crossed fields. From that
equation there are
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derived expressions for the complex frequencies of the oscillations.
The resulting
stability condition differs from that obtained in the geometric
optics approximation
by I.S.Baykov, L.S,Bogdankovich, and A.A,Rukhadze (Preprint A-92,
FIANO'1964; Yadernyjl*,
sintez, 5, No.4, 1965) only in the numerical values of the
coefficients* The radial
electric field tends to stabilize all the long wavelength
oscillations with frequencie
lower than the Larmor and drift frequencies of the particles. It is
suggested that
the mechanism discussed here may have been responsible for the
stability of the ro-
tating plasmas in the experiments of C.Wlane mid T,Tsukishima (Radio
Science, J.Res.,
NBS, 69D, No.3, IM). The authors thank V,P.Silin and A,A*Rukhadze
for discussions
and valuable remarks. Or1go art* has: 1.2 formulao
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AP6034422 SOURCE CODE: UIR/0386/66/004/008/OM/0302
AUTHOR: ~ffkov,' I.' S.
ORG: Bice 1Wtitute Im. P. N. rAbedev, Acadwy of Sciences SSSR
(Fizicheskiy in-
stitut Ak&deaU nauk SSSR)
TITIZ: Hydrodynamic drift-dissipative instabilitiesoi~a -plans
3ath'non-uniform
temperature
SOURCE: Zhurnal eksperimentallnov i teoreticheskoy fiziki. Pialms v
redaktsiyu,
Prilozheniye, V. 4P no. 8P 3,9"p 299-302
TOPIC TAGS: plasma instabilityp plasma dynamicaj, plasma
temperature, plasm diffusion
ABSTRACT: The author shows by imestigating the stability of the
initial state of a
plasma against potential perturbations that allowance for the
plasma temperature and
viscosity inbomogeneities leads to the appearance of a number of
new low-frequency in-
stabilities in an inhomogeneous plasma with collisions. The
existence of the insta-
bilities is deduced from a dispersion relation based on the linear
equations of bydro-
dynamics. Various conditions under vhich they exist are determined.
It is also shown
that the obtained instabilities lie In the same frequency region
both for isothermal
and nonisothermal plasma. Being of the long-vave typeo they can
lead to anomraously
large diffusion with a coefficient of the order of magnitude of
that for Bobm d1ffu-
sion. The author thankB,V. P. W.Upand A. A. Rukhadze for advice and
a useful dis-
cussion of the results of this vork. Orig. art. has-. IT formulas.
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1".AYFOV, ; '11 oo!ti. t,~zo)r. nx_,~
j,i,(.Ci, Of tC-r' I- V11.1
t!j p
;I,_I,.ursny of the determ-1-rial"lon of oux1l. an.,~!~5
fr%-3m acr,phategrapiliz
plar.s of -flat country. 'zv. u-.1ic-b. ZAV.; geol. 1
aErDf,
.~, I 1 164.
tic !CC _' 02
I* N3vo-~hezlhpaaidy pol
Rekomeridw.rana kafedrocy gecdoz~_-'Ie

BAYKOV. I.Ya. (Gazalkent, Uzbekakaya SSR)
Arithmetic calculations in construction work. 14at.y
shkole
(141RK 1'-': 11)
no.4:40-42 JI-Ag 159. -
(Arithmetic, Commercial-Conetruction Industry)

BAYKOV,X.I.; FWUKHOV,S.P.
Circular broaching method for cutting straight-toothed bevel gears.
Stan. I Instr. 26 no 8:11-13 Ag'.55. (VIRA 8:12)
iGear cutting)

BAYKOV,K.I.; PETUKHOV,S.P.
Cutting tapered straight-toothed gears by the method
of circular
broaching, Stan. I instr,26 no.10:27-29 0155. (XLRA
9:1)
(Gear cutting) (Broaching machines)

UYKOV, K. M. -
4647. lash opyt poluchaniya vysokikh vroshayev sornovykh i
trailiabnykh kulltur
(Kolkhos "Yangi-turmushch" chishmiv. rayon& bashkir assr).
M., 1954. 18 a. 19 am.
(Glav. vpr. s-kh propagandy i muki a-va sellskogo
khosyaystva RSFSR.)
25-000 Ekz Beepl. - (55-167) p 633.1 ot -a 633.58 ct) (47.83)
SD: Letopial Zhurnallnykh Statey,, Vol. 7, 1949

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"Methods of alloying and producing sintered Nb-base alloys."
TITLE: The Sixth All-Union conference on Powder Metallurgy (Held at
Moscow, 21 November 1962
SOURCE: Poroshkovaya metallurgiya, no- 3, 1963. P- 110

~ BA 'PIP-4.44; ~~,
Som peculiarities of mining systems used in cross
pitching seam.
Trudy Inst.gor.dela 3:20-27 156. OM" 9: 8)
Musnetsk Basin--Coal mines and mining)

Jill
00 th 0
ju.
All 11

BAYKOV, M. A., Cand Tech Sci - (giss)
"Investigati on of
multi-layer working of mine fields in the
Prokopl~evsk-Kiselev
area of the Kuzbass," E-oscow., 1960, 16 pp, 15o
cop. (1-11oscow Mining
Institute in I. V, Stalin) (Up 42-6o, ji3)

BUTKEVICH, Roman Veniaminovich; BRAYTSEV, Andrey
Vasillyevich;
.' , I a SINAXSKIY, Viktor
Pavlovich; PEBZMZEV$ Marell Petrovichl VESKOV,
M.I.p
otV. red.
(Experience in short face mining of medium
thickness flat
seams] Opyt razrabotki pologikh plastov srednei
moshch-
nosti korotkimi zaboiami. Moskva, TSentr. in-t
tekhn.
informataii ugollnoi provqshl.p 1962. 78 p.
(MIRA 170)

BRAYTSEV, A.V.; BAYKOV,,_M.,A.; SINAYSXIY, V.P.
Improving cbamber and pillar systems of mining for
flat seams
of the Kuznetsk Basin. Gor. i ekon. vop. razrab. ugoll
i rud.
most. no.ls23-35 162. i)GRA 160)
(ruanetak Basin-Coal mines and mining)

BUTKEVICH, R,V., kand.tekhn.nauk; SUTTSEVp A.V.t kand.tekhn.nauk;
kand.tekhx.nauk; PEfMWRZKV, M.P., inzh.; SINAYSKIY, V.P., inzh.
Using short working faces in medium-thick flat aeams in the
Kuznetsk Basin. Nauch. ooob. IGD 17s64-71 162. NMA 16:7)
(Kuznetsk Basin-~4oal, mines and mining)

Warakul'skaya poroda owets (Astralchem brood of sheep)
Moskva# Sel'Khozois,, 1953.
131 p. illus., graphs, map, tables (Populyarnyye monografft)
At head of title: Russia. Glavnoye Upravleniye
Sellskokhozyaystvarincy
Propogandy i Russia. Ministerafto Sel'skogo Khosyaystva i
Zagotovok.
Nauchno-lealedovatel'skikh Uchreshdam#..
727.2
J3

T
BAYKOV M I - HURZAKOVA, V.V.,, red.; PERESTPEINA,
Z.D., takhn. red.
az;;;~
[Karakul sheep] Karakullskala poroda *veto.
Moskva, Sell-
khosgis, 1953. 131 P. (Kqrakul sheep) (miRA 16:7)

G. i 1K.-aiii. vu tt;, in.
vet-rin. ~'fil ld-'he,
4
?.Fl., student
nauk; KC,71AC~'., '1.A . Y'rin.
vetL
SI IF,r!iZI, v
veterin. vr,.c:).;
t ; SPIVU T
Results of tes%ing phenothiazir.e afainst warb,e. f"y
~nfezuition of
cattle. 3F
OMURA J~:i)
vn*,(--rira.-n:::; i-stitut (f*,,-
'kns'pay sell s'KoVhrjzy-,ystvenr.:~:.- (for Z~otov) .
3. Tukheinichskiv veter.'rarnyy uchast.ok, Khoimskoi-o
rayona, Noigc,
.1 veter-narnyy
rodsxoy oblasti (for Kozlov, Baykov). 4. Volkovy-,ki
teichnikur. (for Slepnev, Golubitskaya, Boreychenko,
Sinkevich,
snmrey).

BAYKOV. N
Planning the future mechanization of
administrative work in
an economic council. Biul.nauch. inform.: trud i
zar. plats.
4 no.8:24-33 161. (MIRA 14:10)
(Office management)
(Machine accounting)

BA/*ovl N. A.
zapasnye obasti avtomobilis. Z18-3; allbom chertethei.
j%,are parts of automobile
ZIS-5; a pictorial albu&/. Moskva, Gos. wmebao-tekhu.
Isd-vo as8hinostrolt. lit-
ry. 1950. 133T.P. (chiefly diagre.)
DW: TLZ13.ZZB3
SO: Soviet TransmoXia -A" Tn oarain , Library of Congress
Reference Department, Washingto_n, 1932, Unclassified.

1. N. [~3,
2. USSR (600)
4. Exchange of Experiences
7. Yodificat'lon of the Transmission Countershaft
of the Zis-5 Truck.
Avtomobill . No- 4, 1952.
9. 4W Abstract of CSDR 28?7, Unclass.

PAUCAlf, WiNSUROV9 E.1,
~-
Yethods for !mprovirg air tightness In the gathering of
gas
wid oil. Neft. khoz. 43 no.5.37.-40 My 165. (VJRA 184)

-JAY , - IVANOV, Ye.N.; SHAPOVALOV, D.K.
B KOV, -, N.M. ;
Utilization of oil field waste waters in the Tatar
A.S.S.R.
.1 9ftep-om. delo no.1:11-15 165. (MIRA 18*.3)
L Nettepromplovoye upravleniya nLeninogorskneftlfl.

BAYKOV, N.M.; BUCHIN, A.N.; GUZHIIOVSKIY, L.P.; DMUNOV,
F.V.
Econouic effectiveness of the industrial experiment
carried
out in the Bavly field, Neft, kbox, 40 no.6:6-10 Je '62.
(KRA 15:6)
(Bavly region-Oil fields-Produotion methods)

1
N.M., ;3'1!~7110117
: i.1 V A
BAYX, ~;V V 3,14.i UKR1-KH1N,1.P.
Investigating reservoirs on the basis oil curves of
the pressure
change in reactive wells in the presence of a harmonic
oscillation
Ir the flu,.; o,- pressure in a stimalation well.
Nauch.-takh.sbor.
po dob.nefti no. 18t65-72 162. r,-"RA l7t6)

BAYKOV, N.M.; SABLI11. I.V.
11asic trends in the complete automation and
remote control
of a petroleum production enterprise. Neft.
khoz. 38
no.9:12-14 S 160., .,- , (MIRA 13:9)
(Oil fields-P~roduction nethode) (Automation)

BkYKM, N.M.; YANSUROV., E.I.; SHAPOVALCVj, D.K*
Sealing oil and gas gathering syste=. Nefteprom. delo
no.8:24-
28 165. (MIRA 18t9)
1. Neftepromplovoye uporavlenl7e "Isninogorskneft'".

KAZAMM, F.; PEUVINA, N., konduktor; BAYKOV, R.,
slesarl depo
If the party says it must be dones Communist Youth
League
wswore, ayel Zhil.-kom. khoz. 12 no./+:I+-5 Ap 162.
(MIRA l5t7)
2, Sekretarl "artipogo byuro Upravloniya noginskogo
tramaya
(for Kamteevj. .2. Chlen komiteta Vnee0yumogo
Lerdrokop
koemmnistichei3kogo soyuza molodeshi (for BaLykov).
(Comunist Youth League)
(Noginsk-Streetoaral

BORK)TOV, A.; BAYKOV, S.._.
The path to plenty. Sov.profsolusr 7 no*20:33-37 0 959,
(HIR& 12:12)
1. Predeedatell Koskovskogo obkom profsoyusa rabachikh I
sluzhashchikh sellskogo kbosyaystva i zagotevok (for Bormotov)
2. Starably Inzbener oblastnogo upravlanlya sovkbosov (for
Baykov).
(Noscow Province-Farm mechanization-Technological innovations)

BAYKOV,_A,4.; GALIPERIN, Yu.F.; IOFFF., A.F.; SHLOKOV, G.N.
Ferrites with rectangular hysteresis loops for elootronic-physical
apparatus. Mnogokan. izm. sist. v iad. fiz. no.5tl58-164 163.
(MM 16:12)

BLUM, S.Fo inshener; JAWABINk, A.Te.
rlvl-.*W~~r" 1;01.-
Ulna of the Kodal 4004-A pover truck In the 'Novyl
myloTwl Plawto
Xaal,-shir.pron. 20 no.1;31-32 153. WaA 8:3)
1, Zavad wRovyy mylovarg.
(loric-lift, Arwks)

RWYATOT, M.P., ksad.tekhn.nau)"~O~VSJF~-* X&GNITSIIY,
L.A..insh,;
MYABINA. A.Ye.,Inzh.; SHMIDT, A-A-.kwA.tekhn.n&uk;
BELUU79 I.?.,
Inxh.
Operational experience with the THB-2 unit.
Nael.-zhireprom.
23 no.1:39-41 '39. (KRA 12: 1)
1. 1hurIkovskiy politakhatcheskiy lustitut in.
V.I.Lenins, (for
Bespystow) 2. Moskovskly sayod "No"y mvlovar" (for
Bsykav.
Vagmitskljr, Derymbim). 3. fSentralinaya
nauchno-imeledovatell-
s)mya laborstoriya Upravleui* meditsinskoy i parfymernoy
proWshlennosti Mongorsovnuftoza (for Shmidt, Belysyev)*
(Hoscow-Oll Industries-3quipment and supplies)
(saponification)

BAYKOV, S.,
PA 17
Now
Ball Bearings.
*Review of B. M. Oseledohik's Book, 'Production of
Mile for Ball Bearings," S. Beykov, JhV j 1 p
*Vest Ykehinostroy' No 11
ftfavorable reriev: wAnthor to unacquainted with
the branch of Industry about which he Is writing.
Consequentlyp the book completely misoonstmes the
state of ball bearing manufacture in the USS."
Published bY MeAhtiz,,1947j, Sverdlovsk, 58 pp,
3,000 copies, 2 rubles 50 kopeck.
l7Aqw.-.-

B&YKOV, S. P.
Cand Tech Sci
Dissertation: "Investigation of Mauhine Filing of Stamped
Spherical Steel
Blanks".
23 May 49
Uoscow Order of the Labor Red Banner Higher Technical School
inami Bauman.
c%0 Vecheryaya MoVM
Sum 71

3&'YKOVS S. P.
"Techmlogy of Speed in the Manulacture of Bearings,"
Podshinnik, No.5,, 1952

RAYKOV, S.P kand tekhn. nauk; EELE24KO, I.S., kamd. tekhn.
nauk;
nid-061 S:F., izizh.; LfMANCHIKOV, H.P.p inzh.;
EERNSHTEYN,,
I.L,, inzh.; BOGORODITSKIT, D.D.j, inzh.1 BOUNOVA, Ye.V.,
kand. tekbn. nauk; BROZGOLI, I.M., kand. tekhn.nauk;
VLADIMIROVj, V.B... inzb.; VOLKOV, F.D.,, kand. tekbn.
nauk;
GERASIYOVA, N.N., inzb.; ZHMOVITSM , A.F., in2h.;
KAWOVt M.F., inzh.; KAI:EVTSOV, V.M., kand. tekbn. nauk;
KOIMMxIKOV,, I.V., inzb.; KOIIDRHIYEVI I.M.p inzh.;
KUZhTTSOV, I.P., kand. tekhn. nauk; LIVOV, D.S.,, kand.
tekbn. nauk; IXSENKO~ I.Ya.,, kand. tekbn. nauk; YJUWVV,
L.M., inzh.; CLEYNIK, N.D., in2b.; RABINER, 79.G.0 U21I.;
ROZMSTVENSI=# lu.L., kand. tekhn. nauk; SAKHONIKO, I.M...
kand. tekbn. nick; SIDOROVI P.N.y insh.j SPITSYN, N,A,t
prof,y
doktor takhn. nauk; SMISHKVSM . A.I.,, kand. tekhn. nauk;
CHIAIKOVI V.T., kand. tekbnnauk; SHEYN, A.S., kand. tekbn.
nauk; VIBERG, N.Ya.p nauebrqy red.; BIAGOSKLONOVA,, N.Yu.,
inzb.,
red. izd-va; SOKOWVA, T.F.j takhn. red.
[Antifriction bearings; manual] Podshipniki kacheniia,-
spra-
vochnoe posobie. Moskva, Goa. nauchno-tekbn, izd-vo
mashino-
strol't. lit-ry, 1961. 828 p. (KMA -15:2)
(Bearings (Machiner7))

jBATXOV, T.P.; VZXM, A.A.; GORCHINSXIT, S.A.; ZARIONOT,
A.G.; PIATOROVO
A.T.; SAMNOV. ?.M.. inshener, redaktor;
SOKOL*VA, T#Y., takhaicheekty redaktor; XATYMU, Te.1.8
takW-
chaskly rectaktor
(Agricultural machinery and spare parts for it; a
reference ftnuall
Sel'skokhosialstvannye mashiny i, sapasaye chasti k
nim; spravochnike
It&. 3--e, ispr. i dop. Pod red. P.M.Safronova. Noskva,
Goo. naue'llmo-
takhn. ixd-vo mashinostrolt. lit-rye Volol. [Machines
for tilling,
sowing and planting, mechanization of livestock farms,
for the
protection of plants from posts aAd primary procausing
of industrial
crops] Kashiny dlis, obrabotid pochvy, poseva, i
posadict, makhanizatail
zhivoinovodetva, dlia zashchity rustanii ot vreditelat
I pervichnoi
obrabotki tekhniche9kikh kulltur, 1956. 706 p. (KIMA
9:11)
(Agricultural machinery)

BAYKOV, T p 1.15
7L 1 . 2
33
SSLISKOMMAYSTVIS,N]ME YASIM I MPASIME CHASTI I A".;M:
SPRAV~~IIIK
(AMJ3'UL-A'RAL l,AC'lU'l'M-S AND TIM-R SPAIME PARTS; 1,
UMELKA., BY) T..i. BAITOV
(I ml-) 3. ISHI- I DOP. IZD- i~~.OSYVA, Ylslicilz, 1956-
V. lulls., Toms.
LIB. HAS: V. 1

J=VWF-ftopfW4*trovich; V3KS3M, Abram Arouovloh; GCW
IT. Urger
Antonorloh; LUIMV, Alskeandr OrlsorlyovIch; IWONOT,
AnatnIly
Vislilywloh; Vasillyevloh; SAP-ONOT. P.M.,
insh., red.; AVSRAROVA, T~,G.g red* lzdmova; UVAIMA,
AeFe, te=4
red*
(Agrioultvral moblus and spare puts for them;
handbook] Sol'-'
skokho4a,lntv~uWe mamblay I sapsmWe ch&otl k six;
ap-myochnik.
Isdo 3.,, .1spr. I daT, PM red, P.11~ Sirronova,
Moskra, Goo,
amwhoo-tekh. Indwre mehinostrolt. lit-ry, Tol.2
[NumestivC
nachlues for grains,, grasses and Industrial. crops]
Mashirq dUa
uborki sernov7khq tekhnichanklkh kalltur I tray. 1958
?23 p.
(Urvestirg awhinery) inu UtIO)

-JAXKaVy-T-OZ~VIEKSER, A.A. ; GOFCHINSKIY, S.A.; LARIONOV, A.G.;
PIATONOV, A.V.; CHUHAYEVSKIY, A.V.; SOLDVIYEV, D.I., Inzh.,
red.; OIOKOIDVA, T.F., tekhn. red.
[Agricultural machines and tbeirepare parts; a manual]Sel'sko-
khoziaistvannyo mashiny i zapasnye chasti k nim; spravochnik.
2., ispr. i dop. izd. Pod red. D.I.Solov'yeva. Moskva,
Mashgiz. Book 1.[Machines for tillage, sowing, and planting, for
plant protection, and for livestock farms]Mashiny dlia obrabotki
pochvy, poseva, i posadki, dlia zashchity rastenii i dlia zhivot-
novodcheskikh ferm. 1953. 615 p. (MIRA 16;2)
1. Rassia (1923- U.S.S.R.*.Ministerstvo sellskokhozyaystvennogo
mashinostroyaniya.
(Agricultural machiner7)

KRUPNOV, N.K.; BAYKOV, U.M.; KAGAN, Ya.M.
~ jwl~~ 11 -
Injecting unfiltered water to maintain reservoir
pressure,
Neft. khoz. 41 no.401-35 Ap 163.
(MIRA 17-10)