SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BELSKIY, Y.I. - BELTYAYEV, Y.N.

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Die-Forging,(Cont.)
SOV/4851
Ch. VIL Press Forging 178
26.. Essentials of the process and special features
of press forging % 178
27. Designing of impresaXons and selecting the stages 1w5
Bibliography 188
Ch. VIII. Operating the Horizontal Forging Machines 190
28. Essentials of the process and special features of
operating the horizontal forging machines Igo
29. Designing the dies and selecting the passes 193
Bibliography 203
Ch..IX. Die Forging on Special Machines and Specialized
Processes 204
30. Cold-die forging and cold-upset forging 204
31. Straightening of forgings 216
32. Sizing of die forgings 217
33. Forge rolling [and the special rolling processes] 225
Bibliography 239
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Die-Forging (Cont.) SOV/4851
Ch..X. The Quality of Forgings 240
34. Cooling of forgings 240
35. Heat treatment of forgings 244
36. Defects of forgings, their prevention and
removal 257
37. -Quality control of forgings 262
38. Quality of the die-forged surface. Scale
removal 2B7
Bibliography 303
Ch. XI. Die Manufacture and Handling 304
39. Materials for the manufacture of dies. Heat
treatment of dies 304
40. Manufacture of dies 313
41. Wear of dies and ways of increasing their life 350
42. Reconditioning of dies by 'surfacing 359
43. Handling the die-forging tools 364
Bibliography 370
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Die-Forging (Cont.) SOV/4851
Ch. XII. Equipment of Die Forging Shope 372
44. Drop Hammers 373
45. Mechanical presses 376
46. Crank-type forging machines 379
47. Metal-cutting machines 379
48. -Die-formIng automatic machines 385
49. Other types of die-forming machines 396
50. Rotary-type straightening machines 399
BibliDgraphy- 403
Ch. XIII.: Mechanization,and Automation in Forging Shops 404
51, ftchanization of blank-making operations 404
52. '*Mechanization and autqmation of heating 408
53. Mechanization and automation of hot die-forging
'processes 414
54. 'Interoperational transfer of blanks, semi-
finished products, and forgings in hot die-
forging shops 424

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5 Mechanization in the heat treatment of blanks 431
59. Automation of quality control of blanks 435
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Die-Forging (Cont. Sov/4851
Bibliography 440
Ch. XIV. Organization of Work and Safety Measures in
the Die-Forging Industry - 441
57. Organization of the work and work place 441
58.- Safety.measures In hot die forging 455
Bibliography 46o
Ch..XV. Setting the (Time] Standards 461
9. Setting standards for die-forging operations 461
90. Setting standards' for prodiic'~tion and repair of
dies 483
Bibliography 487
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress (TS225,B38)
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BELISKIY,, le.I.; TONILINj, R.I.
Durability of ha r and press dies depending on the weight of
forgings. Kuz.-shtam.proizv. 4 n0.8:3.1-13 Ag 162. (MlU 15:8)
Iiieo (MetalvorkLmg)) (Foriing)

TOHILIN9 R,I,; BELISKIY, YG*I-
Temperature of forging dies. Kuz.-shtam. proizv. 4 no.9;
U-13 S 162, (MIRA 15:9)
(Dies (Metalworking)--Thermal properties)

BELISKIY Y af I sifoi-ch: TOMILIN, Rem Ivanovich; KASURI M.;
MWSHOKp Ye.$ red.; VARENIKOVA., V., tekhn. red.
(Increasing the strength of dies for die forging]Povysbenie
stoikosti shtampov pri. ob"emnoi shtampovke. Minsk, Gos.izd-vo
BSSR Red, nauohzio-tekbn lit-ryp 1962, 197 P. (MIRA 15:12)
(Die; (Metalworking))

,-WLISKIY) Ye.I., dots., kand.-ttekhn. nauk; DKITROVICH, A.M.v dots.$
27i;lchn. nauk; INTYAKOV, N.G., dots.,, kand. tekhn. nauk;
KAZACIOTOK,.V.I., dots,., kand. tekhn. nauk; CHOU, V.A..,
dots., kand. cekhn. nauk; BOBRTAKOV, G.L. kand. tekhn. naukp
retsenzent; KHUDOKOIOI,OV) D.N.j kando tekbn. naukp retsenzent
(Technology of the hot-working of metals]Tekhnologiia goria-
chei, obrabotki metallov. (By] B.I.Bellskii i dr. Minsk., .
Izd-vo M-va vysshego..,srednego spetsia.11nogo i professional'-
nogo obrazovaniia BSSR, 1962. 295 P. (MIRA 15:10)
1. Nauchno-issledovatel'skiy tekhnologichesldy institut avto-
mobilIncy promyshlennosti,'Minskiy filial (for Bobryakov,
Kbudokormov).
(Forging) (Founding) (Welding)
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BELISKIY Yev '99j.IOA-U-IW-R4;,.LEVINA, S.G.,, red.
[New materia;s in engineering; lecture course for
engineers and technicians of the motor-vehicle and
tractor industrival Novye materialy v tekhnike; kurs
lektsii dlia inzhenerno-tekbnicheskM rabotnikov
avtotraktorostroeniia. Minsk, Vysshaia shkola, 1964.
107 p. (MIRk 18:1)

33EL'SnY, YtL,-
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Instill'resolute qualities. Jrryl.rod, 10 no.3:16 Nr 159. ,
(KIRA 12:4)
1. Instruktor-latchik aerokluba g Stall ada.
(Air pilot s-3boat Ion and iraining

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BELSKYj K..-
"Experiences iA the Operation of Some Water-treatment Statione.v (To be contd.) p. Z74
(VODA, Vol. 33, No. 109 Oct. 1953) Praha, Czechoslovakia
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, Library of Congress, Vol. 3, No. 49
April 1954.- Unclassified.

01goi-lemes Derived from the Operation of Several Water Purification StatlomsO. 324
06MI,-Vol. 33,9 No, 12# Deauber 1933# PftM,, CsschoslovWa).
SO: Mmthly Met of East European Accessibnss, W. Vol. 3. ND. 5# May 1954j, Unclassified

~)Czs~klll /<
CZECHOSLOMWIi, / Chemical Technology. Chazical Prod- H
ucts and Their i-pplication. 1.7atuer
Treatment. Sewage.
!.bs Jour: Ref Zhur-nimiya, No 9, 1959, 31792.
J,uthor Belsky, K.
Inst r Rur umr.-
Title Certain Exploitation Data on Water Purification
in Tluraacov.
Orig Pub: Voda, 1957, 36, No 4, 93-95.
i.batract: Water conditions of the station are described,
in which (by the decision of the Central ',dmin-
istration of Water Economy) the execution of
the scientifio investigation operations on water
purification is being proposed. -- S. Yavorov-
skaya.
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BEL'F7, M.
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3d Conference on Chemical Engineerirg.
p. 84 (Cherticky Pnunysl. Vol. 7, no. 2., Feb. 1957, Praha, Czechoslovakia)
Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC. Vol. 7, no. 2,
February 1958

SPITALNIK, Zdanek,- STARY, Miloslav; BELSKY, Milan
Processing of fluorine-exhalations from superphosphate plants.
Chem prum 13 no.9:458-460 5 163,
1. Vyzkumny ustav anorganicke chemie, Usti nad Labem.
NEON"

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AUTHOR:
TITLE:
PERIODICALS
SOV/128-59-7-20./25
Antipov, IT.I. and BeA, E,I,, Engineers
Using Double and Joint Drag of Pattern in large Se-
ries and Yass Production
Liteynoye Proizvodstvo, 195P, T-Tr 7, pp 44-45 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: To increase the productivity of the plant and to re-
duce the amount of shrinkage the Plant "Sibsel-Imash"
started the first to produce components of the detail
type S-178-U by means of the system to double or join
the pattern in one work cycle. Arkhipov, the techno-
logist of the foundry department, has suggested a new
method. Also a prototype machine had been designed and
manufactured. In all foundries, the work is done with
different types of star and cogwheel patterns. For
mass or series production these patterns are produced
by means of die sinking and copying machines. TTowever,
this type of production has several disadvantages. To
eliminate the latter a new fixture had been attached
Card 1/2 to the machine. The introduction of the double and

SOV/128-59-7-20/25
Using Double and Joint Drag of Pattern in Targe Series and T"ass
Production
joint drag of pattern method has increased the produc-
tivity of the plant considerably and has improved-the
quality of the pourings

,!ACCESSION NRt AT4038390 S/2789/64/000/054/0004/0052
_1 Litovehenko, Ve Po;
AUTUOR: Belyayev, Vo Po; Bel t_ad&q,__jAwjG,#_
Lit~vinova, Vo Do; Lomina4_Z6_9__V-Po; PLnus, No Zo; Sofiyev, Ye* Ho;
Shur, Gi No
TITLE: Some results of experimental studies of atmospheric tur--%
bulance by means of radiosondes
SOURCE: Tsentral'naya aerologicheskaya. observaforiya. Trudy*,
no..54, 1964. Atmosfernaya turbulentnostk (Atmospheric turbulence)$
4-52
.TOPIC TAGS: meteorology# atmospheric turbulence, radiosonde, air
route iurbulence
'ABSTRACTS A description is given of methods and equipment for
-measuring air turbulence over Moscow, Sukhumi (Caucasus), and
Tashkent (Kazakhstan). Ono of the noteworthy features of the
method is the-synchronization of measurements of air turbulence with.-.-.
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ACCESSION NR; -AT4038390
such parameters as air temperature, humidity, pressure, wind velocity.
and wind direction. Turbulence was measured mostly by -balloon-borne!..
radiosondes with an A-22-III accelerometer attached. Sufficient
data have been collected (457 radiosonde ascents in 1961-62)
to determine a turbulence pattern over the aforementioned localities?,,.
Turbulence occurs with the highest frequency in the 1-2 1~m ground
layer, it then decreases reaching a minimum at 6-7 km and then
reaches a maximum again at 10-12 km. Data were analyzed to deter-
mine other turbulence characteristics depending on location, season,-..
altitude, etc. It was noted that turbulence generally depends on
thermal and dynamic stratification in the atmosphere.and frequently F,
occurs during pronouitced vertical *ind and temperature gradients
Two turbulent layers are frequently observed: one above the jet
stieam and one below it. Turbulence is minimal on the jet stream
level. It was also observed that over Hoscow and Sukhumi the
turbulent layer seldom exceeds 200-400 m and only over T 'ashkent at
5-7 km is it evere. more than 1000 m thicke The experimental vork
was carried out by the Central Aerological Observatorys Hosoov* Also'
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F'ACCESSION NR: A-T4038390
cited are turbulence data for the United.S.tat'as and data collected
by E. A. Hyde (1954) for air routes'from London to the Par East and
back, and London to North Africa, Orig, artp hast 12 tableng 20
figures, and 36 formulas,
ASSOCZATIONs none
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SOURCE COM UR/0251/66/043/001/0063-/0069
AUTHOR: Aloksidzo, M. A.; Beltadze, T. G.
ORG: Computation Center# AN-MMS RMY'Vislitelinyy tsentr AN'GruZSSR)
TITLE: Mathod for checking geological Interpretations of gravity anomalies
SOURCE: AN GruzSSR. Soobshcheniyaq v. 43,, no. 19 1966j, 63-69
TOPIC TAGSt algorithl, gi~ophyslcs
SUB CODE: 08
ABSTRACT:
The Computation Center Acadmy*or'Sciences Georgian SSR has pro-*
pared a program fo r solving the direct problem in gravimotry using the
algorithm M
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U (m) + k ..dx dy dz.
M)
(x2-y2+z
GJ-R
The basis for, and derivation cfthis algorithm are given. This program *1
was used in interpretation of an incomplete anomaly in a rectangular j
region* -The triple interpretation method was useds that isp-it was . "
assumed that the earth is throo-layored (sedimentary, basalt., granite),J
The application and effectiveness of this algorithm is dmonstrated.
For example, Table 1-gives the depths of the sedimentary layer at-33 x..-.j
14 points* A 10-km vertical interval and a 25-km horizontal interval
were used* The same table gives the corresponding anomalous densitiese
Table 2 gives the depths of.the discontinuities of the basalt and
grani" lQyerop read from the pjapq _;. --22&5, )qo. .7be table also. gives'
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.the. depth.a of the dis''c*ontlitatT~'s'of-tho'-suberu'stal'"Bubstrate and the
basalt layers reid from the plane z = -40 kno Table 3 gives a considez,6-
able discrepancy between the observed field and the field computed on
.the basis of a corresponding geological interprotat.,.ons This indicates,..
a need for a carpXul, use of tAio mAthod -of of
.gravim trio interPmta&Aqnsj This paper vas presented by Aca'*''*ician
dem
V. D. Hupradzo on 5 November 1965. Orig. art. hast 5 formulas and 3 tables*
JPRSs 38,6727

BELTAYEV.9 GEORGIY'SERGEYEVICH
BELTAYEV., GMRGIY` SERGEYNICH
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TRKHOWGIYA FROIZVODSTVA CHERVYACHNYKH I ZUBCHATTKH PEREDACH V SUDOVOM MASHINOSM
(PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY OF WORM 11D COGGED GEARS IN MARINE ENGINEERING) LENINMWS
SUDPROMGIZS' 1956.
178 P. ILLUS.., DIAORS...,TABLES.
"LITERATURAII: P. (176)

FODOR,O.,oonf.; B"IMUG,7. dr.; FASCU,I.,dr,
Observations on ulcer dise"s appearing after the age of 50
yeare. Ked. int.,,Rdcur. 12 no.2:223-232 1 160.
(PAPTIC ULCER, In old age)
J
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BELTEKY, L.
"Specifications for deep-well drilling and their influence on the duration and output
of the wells" p. 78, (VIZUGYI KOZLEMENYEK. HYDRAULIC PROCEEDINGS, No. 1" 1953.,
Budapest Hungary)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, L.C., Vol. 2, No. 11, Nov. 1953, Uncl.

BELTEKY' L. - Barqlszati Lapok - Vol. 10, no. 5, Ylay 1955
Account of the work done in the past five years in the Hungarian wen-boring
industry. p. 251
SO: Mohthly list of East European Accessions, (EEAL), LC, Vol. 4, No. 9, Sept.1955
Uncl.

BELTEU, L.
BELTEKY, L. Current problems in connection with boring artesian wells. P,430,
IVol. 35,, no. UA2, Nov./Dec. 1955
HMROLOGIAI KOZLONY. EYDROLOGICAL. JOURNAL.
GEOGRAPIff & GEOL=
Budapest, Hungax7
So: East Europeon Acces,sionss Vol. 5., no. 5, MaY 1956

DELTEKY, L.
Errors which could be made in selecting sites for artesian wells, p. 819
EPULEMEPESZET (Epitoipari Tudomanyos Egyesulet) Budapest,, Vol. 50
No. 4. 1956
SOURCE: East European Accessions List (EEAL) Library, of Congress.,
Vol. 5P No. 3-1,, Nbvember 1956

BELTEKY. Iajov-
Most recent investigations and guiding principles relating
to the construction of deep--bored wells. Hidrologiai koz--
lon7 35,no.M287r293 Agt56.

BEUEKY, L.
Recent investigations and directives on the technique of digging deep wells. p. 287.
(HIDRCLOGIAI KOZLONY. MTROLCGICAL JOMIAL. Vol. 36, no. 4, Aug. 1956. BUdapest)
SO: Monthly List of East Accessions (EEEAL) LC, Vol. 6, no. 6, June 1957. Uncl.

BELTEKY, L.
Standard viewpoints in locating small waterworks and their
economic character. P. 179, Vol. 38, no. 2, 1956.
VIZUGYI KOZM4C-NM. HrDRAULIC ENGINEERING, Budapest.
SOURCE: East European List, (EEAL) Library of Congress. Vol. 6,,no. 1.
January, 1956.

"Qualitative aurvey of our artesian waters from the viewpoint of drinldnlc,-
water needs. 11 P. 1055.
HIDROILOGTAI KnZWNY. HYDROLOGICAL JOTPIUML. (YiFynr HidroloFiai Tqrsawg).
Budapest, Hun~ary, Vol. 39, No. 2, Apr. 1~1~9.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EU.I), LC, Vol. 8, No. 8,
August 1951~9.
Uncla.

BUTEXY,. lajois
Irploration of imters of great depth in the Soviet Union*
Hidrologial, kozlorq 39 no.51395-401 0159.

BUTAY, Lajo3
...........................
Determination of the concept of miniature waterwollm and
other vater supply plants, Vizugyi kozl no.1:25-49 159,

BELTEKY LaJos
Development and most recent achievements in drilling for thermal
waters in Hungary. Hidrologiai kozlozW 40 no.4t276-292 Ag 160.4't
1. Orszagos Foldtani Foigazgatosa~4 Budapest.

BELTMj Lajos., okl. gepeszmernok.; ORSZAGOS FOLDTANI Igazgatosag, Budapest.
, fen years of work of our water' research operated by means of deep
boring (1949-1958). Bany lap 93 no. 12:824-833. D160.

BELTEKY, Lajoig., okleveles. gepeowwrnok
Hungarian water research:by deep boring during the pnot ton
yearoy 1949-1959. BW lap 93 no.12s&,~-833 D 160.
1. Orazagos Foldtani Foigazgatosagp Budapesto

BEL72KY, lajos
Current questions relating to the thermal water exploration
in Hungary. Ridrologiai koz:Lony 41 no.6:467-480 D'61
1, Orazagos Foldtani FbigugatosaglBudapeate

BELTEKY, Lajos-, N.GELLAI., Agnes; LANG, Gabor
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The No.2 hot-water well at Caepel. flidrologiai kozlony 1+2
no.3:246-254 Jl 162.

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Newor data on geothexual research in Hungary. Geofis kozl
12 n9.1/293-47 t63

EUTZKY, Lajos-
-Teohnioal-and -economic- -signifioanoe., of -the -modernization of the
relating to drilled wells. HidrologiiLi kozlony 43 no.3:242-
250- Je- 16.~w
1. Crozagos Foldtani Foigazgatosag,, Budapest,

BELTEKY, Lajosp gepeszmernok
Up-to-date vater supply of villages and agriculture in Szabolcs-
Szatmar County, Vizugyi koal no.3t4l5-431 164.
1. Division Chiefq Scientific Research Institute of Water
Resources Development, Budapest.

."jWss1bi;1 ties for exploring therft%l witers with a temperature
4kr~,P'C. Hidrologiai kozlony.44'~t4,U 481-493. -N-
1. Scimxtifio Heiearch Institute 9t Wathr Resoj~rces Development,
Budapest.

,BELTEKY, Lajos, inz.
-~-i
Development of the well boring technology in Hunghry and sinking
of wells with fluid mud. Gaol pruzkum 6 no.12065-367 D 164.
1. Research Institute of Mater Conservation, Budapest.

ZZLITEM, Ye.B.; ISAXOVA, A.1.1 SATCHWO, A.L; SHALIMOV,,A.I.
Now data an the stratigraphy of the centrql northern regions of
the,41khote-Alin Range. )Dpil.AX SSSR. 110 no-5-.820-U4 -0 156.
(KRA IQII)
1. Vaaaoyusiiyy pauchno-lealedovntal skly geologichaskiy instituto**
Predstavleno akadsmikom DVo*' Halivkluvm,
(Sikhote4lin Range-Geology, Stratlgraphic)

BELITENEVAp,,,Ye.B.; MANSUROV, V.S.; FLAKSp Ya.Sh.; KR1VCHENKO, A.I.
~m,-,,---1-:----, - - -1
Geophysical data on the structure of the Magnitorgorsk synclinal
zone of tha Southern Urals and its gas and oil resources. Geol.
nefti i gaza 9 no.1:46-49 Ja 165. (MIRA 18:3)
1. Trest Bashneftegeofizika.

BELITIKOV, G.I., starshiy prepodavatell; IMMM. A.K.. kand.khim.nauk
Use of the adsorption-photGeolorimetric nethod of analysis of
quartz in mixtures with silicates. Gig. i ean. 24 no.6:75-78
Je 159. (MMA 12:8)
1. Iz Permskogo sel'skokh6zyaystvennogo instituta imeni akad.
D.H.Pryanishnikova.
(qUARTZ
analysis in mixtures of silicates, adsorption-
photocolorimetric method (Rixe))

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SOV/144-59-7-13/17
Parallel Connection of Valves for Switching Large Pulse Currents
the load transfers to T . The exchange process repeats
Itself rapidly as shown in the oscillogram of Fig 4.
To prevent the anode voltages becoming zero the circuit
is modified by the introduction of the 2-core dividers
shown in Fig 1. Fig 5 shows a convenient method of
firing parallel-connected thyratrons. A sufficiently
uniform distribution of current among the thyratrons is
guaranteed by feeding their anodes through 2-winding
transformers, interconnected as in the equivalent circuit
of Fig 6 where the are voltage-drops are represented by
different e.m.f's. It is supposed that the latter are
independent of current as are also the 9-node inductances.
The increase in current in all zhe branches can be
calculated as the transient arising from switching the
e.m.f's across lossy inductances. ihe basic
differential relation is Eq (1) and the solution for a
particular current, i1, is E4 (8). If it is required
that the unbalanced current through any valve does not
exceed agiven amount then the necessary anode
Card 2/3 inductance is given by Eq (14). Confirmatory results
have been obtained using type TR1-15/15 thyratrons.

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Parallel Connection of Valves for Swit-1hing Large Pulse Currents
There are 7 figures and 3 ref6rances, of which 2 are
Soviet and 1 English.
ASSOCIATIONt Nauchno-issledovatel'sk-y institut, Tomskiy
politekhnicheskiy instit"at (Sedentifiv.-Research
Card 3/3 Institute, Tomsk Polytet-.1,-&-i%~a-1 Institute);
Fiziko-tekhninheskiy fakailtet (Physia,,--Technical
Dej:w.tM:atF), Tomskiy politekhni~jhesk.'Ly -Institut (Tomsk
Polybachnical Instituta)