SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BLISEYEVA, A.V. - BLITSHTEYN, L.Y.

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ti'vsm 9 A.
7722. Bliseyevr, A. Za T.~ervenstvo vc, vsesoy=nom
sorevnovani3 molod-
ezhnyl-h tra~Aornykh bri-Fad. (Rasikaz brigadira
grlirkyan. Mts
slobodzeyskogo rayona). Kishinev, gosi.zdat
roldavii, 1954. I~S. s
ill. i6sm. (Glav. upr. s.-Ich. Proragandy i nauld
11-va Sell-
slrolgo khozyaystva roldav. SSR. B-KA kolkhoznika)
3,000 elz,
10 K.-Na 'mol.a~- 1,raz.-M-3,530)
631.37:629.114.29t(47.75)
SO: Knizhnaya Lotopis', Vol. 7, 1955

ZM41M, V.A., prof.; BLISMU, A.V.
Surgical treatment of cancer of the large Intestine
(excluding
the rectum). Obr.med. 24 no.1:38-43. J& 160. (XMA 13:5)
1. In fakulltetskoy kbirurgicheskoy klialki (dir. -
akad. A.1T.
Bakuley) Il Moskovskogo seditsinskogo Institute, imeni
Me
Pirogova.
(IMSTIU LARON neoplasus)

DWSTICH (LESSIK),v Agef Iya IhdtriyevnS; 3MONTAN, K.S., red.;
BLISHMA.
red.; MMICHIKOVA, Tu.S.,, takhn.red,
[Innervation and blood supply of transplanted vessels and
extremities] Innervatelia i krovonnabzhenia peresazhannykh
sosudov i konachnostei, Moskva# Oon.isd-vo med.lit-ryo Kedgis,
1960. 144 p. (min 14:1)
(N,M TBSOLS-TRANEWBTATICN)
(XMMTIZS (MATOKT)--MWM%ANTAT ION)

SIMONYAN, Kirill, Semenovichl BLISMEVA, A.V. red.; SENCHILO,
K.K.,
tekbn. ied.
(Protein disorders in the pathogenesis of acute intestinal
obstruction] Belkovye namsbeniia v patogoneze ostroi kisheobnoi
neprokbodimosti. MosWap Medgiz 1961 325 P. (MIRA 14:11)
(INTESTINES-79-I)STRUCTIONSi (;iOTGI METABOLMI

GESEMICH,,.Anatoliy Mikbeylovichp prof.; GORKIN,
Nikolay Semenovich;
ANANIYEVA, M.G., red.; BABKINAp S.I., red.;
BLISEYEVAp A.V.p
red.; GABERLAND, M.I.9 tekhn. red.
(Now surgical instruments widupparatus for cheat
surgery; a
textbook for pbysicians 6nd students in medical
institutes] Novye
kbirurgicheskie instrumenty i apparaty dlia grudnoi
khirurgii; Poo-
sobie dlia vracbei i studentov meditsinskikh
institutov. Moskva,
Medgiz,, 1961. 151 p. (MIRA 15:7)
(CWT-SURGERY)
(SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND APPARATUS)

LARIOSHCHENKO., Taislya Gavrilovna; BIJSEYEVA, A.V.. red.; KUZIMINA,
N.S., tekhn. red.
[Radiation treatment of cancer of the breast] Luchevoe lechenie
raka molochnoi zbelezy. Moskva, Medgiz.. 1961. 161 p.
(EREAST.-MCER) (X RAYS.-THEUPEUTIC USE) (MM 15:7)

PRIOROV, Nikolay Nikolayevloh[deceaBed)j DVORKINI Aleksandr Markovich;
KHEYFETS, LyubovI Zakharovna; BLISEYEVA V., red.; ZUYEVA,
H.K., tekbno redo
[Prevention of accidents in agriculture and medical care in
injuries) Profilaktika travmatizma v sellskoklioziaistvennom
proizvodstve i lachebmia pomoshch' pri travmakh. Moskva., Med-
giz.. 1962. 218 X. (MIRA 15:7)
(AGRICULTURR.AOCLMTS) (WOUNDS-TREATMENT)

PISKUN, Aron lsayevic4 Z~SiYEVA.. red.; MIRONOVA, A.M., tekhn.
red.
[Chroiii6 tonsilliti6it&picheskii tonzillit. Moskva, Medgiz,
196:~. 62 p. (MIRA 16:2)
(TOMILS-DISEASES)

GANYUSHKIN, B.V.; BLISHCIEMO, I.P., red.; ROKANOVA,
N.I., tekhn,rede
(The World Health Organiz;7i-ion] Vaemirnain
organizatelia
zdravaakJirananiia. Moskva, isa-vo In-ta
mozhdunarodnykh otno-
shenil. 1959. 77 P- (HIIIA 12-.12)
(WORLD HMTH CRGANIUTION)

SRIBAYSVA, Talena Aleksayevna;,BLISHCHENKO, I.P., red.;
ROMANOVA, N.I..
tekhn.rad.
(International organizations in the field of transportation and
communications] Mazhdunarodnye organisataii v oblasti
transports
i eviazi. Moskva. Izd-vo In-ta mezhdunar.otnoshenii, 1960. 105
p.
(MIRA 13:7)
(Comumnication and traffic-International cooperation)

BLISHORMO I p BOOMOT, I.N.; GLUSMOT, P.I.; 'KIROMOY. T.B.;
M.K.-,' NIKOLISKIY. Six-; FucliKOT. 1.B.; CHnNIKOT'
G*P.; SHCWININ, T.D.; UPIFANOT: M.P., red.: RCHOOVA, N.1op
tekhn.red.
(Africa 19601:.concise reference.book; territory, population,
economy. governmental system, foreign policy] Afrika 196o;
kratkii spravochulk.. Ttirritorils, naselenie, ekonomika, gosu-
daretvannyi stroi. vneshniaia politika. Kookva, Izd-vo In-to
mashdunarodnvkhotnosbanii, 1960. 133 P.
(HOA 14:3)
(Africa)

BLISHCIMKO, P. I.
Biishchenlrco,X. L nProfessor Sh. M. Gasanovals treatment
by naphtalene
of the various after effects of wartime gunshot wounds and
injuries,"
Trudy III Zakavkazak. sl"zda khirurgov, Yerevan, 1948 (on
cover: 1949),
p. 713-723
SO: U-5240, 17 Dec. 53, (Letopis tzhurnal Inykh Statey, No.
25) 1949).
M
M

M
BLISHCHENXO. S.M.,, inzh.
Bumps at the Suchan deposit mines, [Trudy] VNIPI n0-49:209-217
,62. (MIRA 17SO
L Trest Suchanugoll.

BICH.. Ya.A., kand. tekhn, nauk; MURATOV, N.A.;
PLISHGHEN,KO.,- S.M.;
YENDALITSEV, B.M.
Rock bumps and efforts to control them in 4ines of
the Suchan
deposit. Ugoll 39 no.5:64-67 My 164. (MIRA 17:8)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchao-issledovateVskly
narkaheyderskiy institut
(for Bich). 2. Shakhta No.21 Suchanskogo
zestorozWeniya (for
Muratov). 3. Treat Suchanugoll (for Blishchanko). 4.
Shakhta
No.10/26 Suchanskogo mastorozhdeniya, (for
Yendalltsev).

BLISKAVXA, A.G.; GABRIELYANTSp O,A.
Time and causes of the formation of dialo4atiots with a break' In con-
tinuity in the central part of the Kara Kum. Izv. AN furk. SSR.Ser.
fiz.-takh., khim. i geol. nauk no.4:77-83 163. (MIRA.17:2)
1. Upravlanive geologii, i okhrany nedr pri Sovete Ministrov Turkmens-,
koy SSR.

GABRIELYANTS, G.A.; BLISKAVKA, A.G.
Tectonic dislocations in central Kara Kum. Trudy VNIGNI no-30:
200-204 161. (MIRA 14:9)
(Kara Kum--Faults (Geology))

BLISKAVKA, A.G.; GABRIELTAIM, G.A.; TKACHUK, M.JL.
Nev stratigraphic seals of Palsogens sediments in
the central
Kara Kum in connection vith prospecting for oil
and gas struc-
tures. Izv. vyao ucheb. zav.; neftl i gaz 5
no.7:15-18 162.
(MIRA 16:7)
1. Maskovskiy institut neftekbimleheakey i gazovey
prowsh-
lennoati imeni akademika Gubkina.
(ffoara Kus--Geology, Stratigraphic)

GABRIYELYANTS, G.A.j BLISK AVKA, A.G.; MDROZOVt G.I.;
KHUSNUTDINOV, Z.B.;
KHADZHINUROV, W.,- -KOLODIY, V.V.
Zeagli-Darvaza gas field. Geol. nefti i gaza 6 no.11:28-30 N
162.
(19M 15-12)
1. Upravleniye geologii i okhrany nedr pri Sovete Ministrov
Turk-
mqnskoy SSR i Turkmenskiy filial Vsesoyuznogo neftegazovago
nauchno-
issledovatel iogo lmj- titU

RLISKAVXA, A.G.
Erbent erosion region. Trudy VSEGEI 109,38,43 163.(MM 17:7)
.1
.1 1

BLISKOVSKIY, V.Z.; LERI, A.Yu.
Mineralogical correlatives Of certain, Mesozoic formations of the
Tuostakh River Basin. Dokl. AN SSSR. I" no.6.-1331-1333 Je 162.
(MIRA 15:6)
I. Predatavleno akade N.M*Strakhovymo
(Tuostakh Valley-Geology., Stratigraphic)

BLISKOVSKTY, V.Z.
. -': 1
Mineralogy of hydrogrossulatites. Biul. MOIP Otd, geol- 40 no.
6.,
137-138 N-D 165 - (Irm 19:1)
1. Submitted March 18, 1965.

IMASILINIKOykj, N.A. IOUREVICH,.B.G.1 BLISKOVSKIY, V.Z.; SHMELIKOVA,
YU.F.;
OBOLEMKAYA. G. A.
Phosphorites of the Aitai-Sayan fold area. Lit. i pol. iskop.
no-4:161-181 n-Ag 165. ~mmk 18:9)
1. Gosudarstvemyy nauchno-issladovatellskiy institut gorno-
khLmicheskogo syrIyaj, Moskva.

SOV/112-57-5-10959
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Elektrotekhnika, 1957, Nr
5,
pp, 201-202 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Bliskunov, 14. A., Dobretsov, L. N., Parkhomenko, V. S.,
Saykin'a_;_Nr._T_. 7-CRTs-tyakova, M. A.
TITLE: Cathodes With an Activator in the Oxide Layer (A
Preliminary Report)
(Katody s aktivatorom v oksidnom sloye. Predvarit. soobshch.)
PERIODICAL: Tr. n.-i. in-ta, M-vo radiotekhn. prom-sti SSSR, 1956,
Wr 1 (29), pp 48-50
ABSTRACT: Experiments with introducing the Si activator into a
cathode oxide
coating are described; this permits using a pure Ni base. A
possibility has
been verified of depositing alkali-earth metal carbonates in the
presence of
suspended Si granules that act as seeds for crystallization and
that are
uniformly distributed over the entire dep Cosit; this fact favors
the BaO reduction
conditions in the cathode. The Si contents can be controlled by
the size of
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Cathodes With an Activator in the Oxide Layer (A Preliminary Report)
granules and can be brought to 0. 3% (by weight). The tests have been
conducted
with 22 diodes having pure Ni cathodes coated with carbonates
containing 0. 06%
.Sigge'.Q. It has been much easier to activate these cathodes than
those
Si (by w
without Si; the activation is better than in the case of a filament
with added Si
and coated with pure carbonates. Emission characteristics of the
cathodes*
tested for 250 hours approximate those of the cathodes with Ni base
with added
Ca and coated with ordinary carbonates. Temperature measurements on
the
experimental cathodes have shown that the radiant emissivity of
Si-containing
oxides is slightly higher than that of pure oxides.
Ye.S.S.
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9 (3) SOV/112-57-5-10994
Translation from: Ref erativnyy, zhurnal, E16ktrotekhnika, 1957,
Nr 5,
pp 207-208 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Blis-kunov, N. A., Shepsenvol,. M. A.
TITLE: Methods and Results'of Measuring,Small Ionic Currents in
Ready-Made
Tubes (Metody i resul'taty izmqreniya malykh ionnykh tokov v
gotovykh
lampakh)
PERIODICAL: Tr. n.-i. in-ta, M-vo 'radiotekha. prom-sti SSSR,
1956,
Nr 1(29), pp 51-60
ABSTRACT: A common disadvantage of the existing methods of ionic
-current
measurements is that it is impossible-to separate leakage
currents from
thermal emission of the grid.., To evaluate quality and to
control processing
of oxide -coated -cathode tubes, a method is.,suggested for
determining small
ionic currents based on conversion of those currents into
alternating current
(Herold, W. , R. C.A. Rev., 1949, Vol 9, Nr 8). This method
permits
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SOVI 112-57 -5-10994
Methods and Results of Measuring Small Ionic Currents in
Ready-Made Tubes
measuring currents 4 X-10'11 amp separately from leakage currents
and from
grid thermionic emission. A simplified measuring circuit is
presented that
consists of a stage with a multigrid tube being tested and of an
amplifier stage
with a peanut-size 6Zh1P tube. To secure ionic-current
modulation, the tube
is operated under special conditions in -which an alternating (50
cps) voltage of
1. 5 v amplitude in applied ta the control grid, a positive
potential of 120 v is
applied to the screen grid, and a negative potential of 20 v is
applied to the
anode and suppressor grids. Under such conditions, the plectron
stream is
varied by the alternating voltage on the control grid, is
accelerated -under the
influence of the screen-grid positive potential, partly passes
through the turns
of that grid, and enters the decelerating field between the
second grid and the
anode where electrons lose their velocities and return to the
screen grid; they
again pass through its turns and a part of them enters the
decelerating field
between the cathode and the second grid. As a result of these
processes, an
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SOV/112-57-5-10994
Methods and Results of Measuring Small Ionic Currents in Ready-Made
Tubes
I
ion current appears in the anode (ion collector) circuit; this
current consists
of DC and AC components. Alternating components ,f the electron and
ion
currents in the anode and second-grid circuits having the same
frequency
(50 cps) can be measured by a vacuum-tube voltmeter - Three lots of
TV tXpe
6P9 pentodes were tested to verify the outfit operation. It was
found that
pressure in the tube drops within the first 16-24 hours, after
which an equilib-
rium is established between the processes of gas liberation and
absorption,
and the pressure remains practically constant. During this period,
the vacuum
factor K varies according to,an. exponential law and approaches a
constant
value, this value being different for different tube lots that may
differ.in their
final residual pressure. The association has been found between the
value of
K and the variation of cathode emissivity durini the cathode
service. Thus, if
the value of K changes within 7x 10-6 to 7x 10- within the first 24
hours, the
tube service life is about 1,400 hours, and if K varies within (6~
I) x10-7 and
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SOV/112-57-5-10994
Methods and Reoults of Measuring Srqall Ionic Currents in
Ready-Made Tubes
(9 - 3) x 1008, the service life -is 1. 900 and Z. 400 hours
respectively. In
addition, a linear relationship has been found for triodes and the
multielectrode
tubes between the AC electron and ion currents
Ye. S. S.
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-ASSR/Blectronice Electronic and, Ionic
Emission. H-2

Abs Jour
Zhur raika~ No 5r 195T., 12276
Author
S.hepsenvol,
M.A..._Bliskunov).,N.A.
Tjist

Title
Wasurement of theResistance of the
Intermediate Layer

of an Oxide Cathode.
Orig Pub
N._~. Ini"tai '-_M_v6
iadiotekhn.- prom-sti SSM,1956, vyp.

2-w3. 00-3~1)' 6
Abstract
Description of the method and reportof results of measu-

ring the
resistance of the intermediate layer of an oxide

cathode from the value
of.the transconductance of the cube

at two frequencies (50 kc and 30
cY&les). In addition, at

frequencies of 50 kc, one cycle, and 30
cycles~, a measure-

zftnt is nado of the capacitance of the
intermediate layer.

The'setup is builtin the form of a stand, its
operation

and the treatment of the measurement results are simple,

and
insure good reproducibility. The average error of the
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PHABE I BWX ECEWITATION SOV/3838
Bllskunov No A. and I* Yho -EumutsIdy
Tekhnologiya proizvodetya elaktravakaumnykh, priborov, Ch. 1:
Izgotovleniya
Imtodov, podopwrateley, I gazopoglotiteley (Production Techno16&__6f
Electro-Vacuum Devices, Pt. 1: M:e Manufacture of Cathodes, Enters,
and Gas Absorbers) ~ Leiingrad, Gosenergoizdat, 1959. 229 p. - Errata
slip inserted. 10.,000 copies printed.
Ed.: So A. ObolensIdy; Tech. Ed.: O.S. Zhitaikova.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for permons vorking in the electro-
Vacum 4"an try, and esn,alao be used by students of schools of higher
education stakying the technology of electrova=um devices.
COVERAGE: The book explaim the '.,achnologLcal principles of the menu-
facture of cathodes, beaten., and gas absorbers of modern electron
tubes. The authors thwk R. A. Gavrilov, S. A. Oboleneldy, R. A.
Filend r, and B. N. Motbzbovelov. There are 10 references: 3 Soviet
and 7 English.
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Production Te logy (Cont.) 807/3838

TABLE
OF GOSMUM:

Ch.
ri. Technology of
Cathode Wmutacture

1.
Design and,vAysicochesdeal pmparties of cathodes
wed i~

2,
electro-vamn devices
Materials and specifl*atlons kor cathode lase
7
14
3-
Chemical and eleatrochemdeal purification of materials wed

for
direct-hesilng c*thode bases
26
4.
Mechanical tests and hydrogen
annealing of Me vire and tape.

Bronzing of tungster. vire
33
5.
KoUUug of
direct7hftting cathode bases
40
6
Mechanical treatment of
indirsot-beating cathode bases
47
7:
Cleansing of indirect-basting
cathode bases
55
8.
Heat treatment and sluterIng of 1-0 t-hesting cathode
1Xwen
76
9.
Oxide composition naterials and tedbnologyof their
preparation
85
10.
Application of oxide momposition, on cathode'bases
101
11.
Inspection of oxide cath6des
117
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Production Technology (Couto) SOV/3838
12-~ Carbide costing of cathodes
Ch. 11. Technology of Heater Manufacture
1. Mst*rJ&l and specifications of heater bases
2- Specifications for iiiu4tiug coating materials and methods
of purifying ... an& testing them
3- Mechanical manufacture of heater bases and the technology of
their treatment
methods of applying ipkLUting loyer"on heater bases
5. Anneali~mg of heaters - -!.
6. Armoring and Inspection-of heaters
Ch. III. Technology of Gam Absorber Mmufacture
1. General information an and specifications for gas absorbers
2. Technology of the. preparation of metan~c-barium
3. Preparation of alloys of barium with altminum and matesium
4. Preparation of gas absorbers of the baritm-titanium ti)
and of the barlum-tbUlum (b&tO) type
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132
13k
140
152
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175
181
185
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Production Technology (coat.) SOV/3838
5. Preparation of batal= getterso ribbon gas absorbers$ and paste
getters . [fomir-getter], 199
6. Preparation of tubular.getters (barium with metal coating) 205
7. Zirconium and:.cerium.-thorium, gae-absorbing coatings 209
8.1 Gas-absorbing: construction materials 216
Bibliography 220
AVAIL&=: Library of Congress JMWee
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BLISMOV,, WikolayAleksandrqvich; KAMOMSKIY, losif Yakovlevich;
OBOLENSKIY,
S.A... red.; ZHITNIKOVA, O*Ssj tekbn* red*
[Tecbnology and manufacture of vacuum devices] Tekhnologiia proizvod-
stva. alektrovakaum3ykh priborov. Moskva, Goa. energ. izd-vo. Pt.2*
[Manufacture of grids, anodes, and envelopes] Izgotovlenie satokp ano-
dov i obolochek. 1961. 257 p. (MIRA 24:10)
(Electron tubes)

SPXRANSKIY. Vladimir Mikhaylovich-, ARIMT. Anatolir Borinovich;
BLISOWT. N*AO, kand.tekbn.nauk, red.; KHIVRICH, Ye.D.,
red.izd-.Ya; PARAKHINA, N.L.j tokha.red.
[Ultrasonic chemistry and cellxt~ossl Zvukokhimiia i teelliu-
lota.. Moskva, Goolesbumixdat, 1961. 72 p. (MIRA 14:12)
(cellulose)
(Ultrasonic waves--Industrial applications)

SOKOLOVO O.V.; BLISKUNOVA, N.A.p dots., red.
[Generation and measurement of a vacuum]
Foluchenie i iz-
merenie vakuuma; uchebnoc posobie. Leningrad,
Leningradskii
elektrotekhn. in-t, Pt.l. 1963. 159 p. (MIRA 17:7)

BLIZNYUK, I.D.-, CHEMOGORWKO, M.I.
Emission of carcariae of Opiathorchis fellneus
Riv. from the
body of an intermediate host. Trudy Ukr. resp.
nauch. ob-va
paraz. no. 3%73-76 164 (MIRA 19:1)
1. Institut, gidrobiologii AN'UkrSSR.

-0
BLISTAN, J.
"Construction and operation of the Novaky electric-power station."
P. 70 (Energetika) Vol. 8, no. 2, Feb. 1958.
Pragues Czechoslovakia
SO% Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC- Vol. 7, no. 4,
April 1958

MAMN, Bohuslav.. akademik, laureat statni cenyj KAUT, VI.,
inz.;
SVORCOVA, S.,, Mr.; TUSL, M.j Mr.', C.Sc.; RABA, Jan.;
MATERNA, jan., inz.; KLIMECEK, Rostislav; BETTEIMIM, Jan,
inz.;
.. Eduard, doe., inze, dre; UBER, L., inz.- KORDIK, B.;
HAIA
ERDOS, Emerich, doo., inz., dr.,- VOSOISOBF,,, Jan,,
doo.,'inz.,, dr.;
NADENIK, 0., inz.~.HRUDKA, J.; HOSTALEK, Zdenek, in~.. dr.;
HADLY K., inz,; -PFYAM,, Vl,,--MUDr.; BLISTAN, J., nz.;
STORGH, 0*
inz.
A national conference on protection against chemical fumes
from electric heat plants; a sumary of reports. Energetika Cz
3.1 no.2:109-111 F 161*

BLISTANOV, A.A.; PANOV, AN. [deceased); SHASKOLISKAYA, M.P.
........... . ......
Recovery of internal friction following plastic deformation in
LiF
single crystals. Fiz. tver tela 5 no.9:2726-2728 S 163.
(MIRA 16tlO)
1. Moskovskiy institut stall i splavov.
. 0

BLISTANOV, A.A.;.BOKSHTMp S.Z.; GUDKOVA, T.I.; ZHUKOVITSKIY, A.A.;
KISHKIN,
. I Investigating the effect of.stress on porosity forming..Issl. po
zharo- I
proch. splav. l0ift-86 163. (MMA 17:2)

ACCESSION NR: AT4040417 S/0000/64/000/000/0133/0146
AUTHOR: Blistanov, A. A.; Bokshteyn, S. Z. Gudkova, T.I.; IQshkin,
S.T.; Zhukhgvitskiy,
A. A.
TITIX: Pore formation and rupture at high temperatures in relation
to stress and metal
structure
SOURCE: Protsessy* diffuzii, stru~ktura i svoystva metallov
(Diffusion processes, structure
and properties of metals); sbornik statey. Moscow, Izd-vo
Mashinostroyeniye, 1964, 133-146
..TOPIC TAGS: alpha brass, nichrome,'nicicel based alloy, alloy
\.Toro formation, volatile
constituent diffusion, grain boundary effect, stress effect, metar
btructare effect, high tem-
perature failure, metal failure analysis
v
ABSTRACT: This study.concerned the Idnetics of pore formation, as
well as the effects of
stress; temperature and structure of the metal on such processes in
relation to failure of
the metal at high temperatures. Shoot samples of alpha brass (32%
Zn and 68% Cu; annealed
50 hrs. at 800C and 0. 01 ram Hg) and a Nichrome alloy (20% Cr,
'80% Ni; pre%-Omogenized -
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ACCESSION NR: AT4040,M
50 hrs. at 120011.3 .Li argon) were polished electrolytically, then
homogenized in a vacuum
(residual pressure 0. 001 rnrn Hg, temp. 500 - 1250C, volatile
component distillation) under
stresses varyingfr6m. 15 to 120 kg/cm?, or unstressed. Results
obtained with the brass
samples indicate that pore formation is initiated due to evaporation
and the accompanying
;diffusive migration of constituents. The effect of grain boundaries
is not apparent in the
.initial stages, but becomes clearly pronounced as the process
continues. Pores form earlier
as temperature rises. The presence of stress accelerates the process
and the effect of grain
boundaries rises sharply. The process is completed by craeldng and
rupture along the grain
boundaries. Pore formation was absent in unstressed nichrome, while
stressed samples
:showed significant porosity, cracks and eventual failure, mainly
alon- the grain boundaries.
Other experiments indicate that heterogeneity of the material
significantly affects patterns
of pore distribution. It is concluded that similar studies will
permit physical analysis of
metal failure at high temporatares. Orig. art. has: 4 graphs and 8
photomicrographs.
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AUTHORS: Shaskollskaya, M. P., Blistanov. A.
TITLEt The "Decoratin Ig" of Defects in Silver Chloride Crystals
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, 1960, Vol. 2, No. 9, pp. 2270-2275
TEXTs The authors describes, method of "decorating" defects in AgCl 'A"
crystals by bringing them into contact with zinc. Two kinds of samples
were investigatedt a) lamellas rolled down from single crystal to a
thickness of 0.4 - 0.5 mm, and then freed of stress 'by heat treatment.
b) Single-crystal lamellas 1.0 - 1.2 mm thick. A polished zinc lamella
was pressed onto the samples at room temperature, taken off again after
30 - 45 min, after which the AgCl was examined under the microscope. At
places where Zn had been in contact with AgCl, white spots were
observed,
whiah had formed in oonsequence of the reaotion 2AgC1 + Zn42Ag + Zn01 26
After two days, rainbow-oolored, ordered rows of spots (Fig. 1) appeared
around the contact surface, which were concentrated especially at the
grain boundaries (Fig. 2). After having been treated with a photographic
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developer, the spots became black, and were found to be reduced silver
which had.formed also within the crystals (Fig- 3) at the
dislocations.
Experiments made at 2000 and 2800C, after the AgClsamples had
previously
been deformed in order to produce slide lines) led to the same result
An especially high Ag,concentration was found on the slide lines
(Fig: 4),V/
whereas no silver had been.'separated on the neighboring stress-free
places, which apparently contained no defects. The concentration of
the
Ag spots corresponded to the concentration of the defects. After
attaining
a maximum, the concentration of the spots-no longer increased, but the
silver crystals started growing. Similar but less distinct effects
were
also observed when AgOl was treated with copper. The authors thank
Professor A. A. Zhukhovitski for his advice. There are 4 figures and
l1 referenoest 2 Soviet, 2 US, and 2 British.
ASSOCIATION: Kafedra fiziki 'Moskovskogo instituta stali Ch
sics of the Moscow Steel Institute)
SUBMITTED: February 16, 1960
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ACCESSIO' N M; AP4019830 5/0181/64/006/003/0728/0734
AUTHORS: Blistanov) A A.; Sh~skollskayaj M. P.
TITIJ]: The effect of dislocation pinning on snplitude dependent
internal friction
in LiF
SOURCE: Fizika tvardogo telat v. 6j no. 3, 1964, 728-734
TOPIC TAGS: internal friction, dislocatizoa i=obilization, single
crystal
deformation, plastic deformationp alkali halide
ABSTRACT: This paper represents pa--t of the authors' work of examining
the role of
vacancies an& impurity atoms in pinning d--slocations in single
crystals of aliali-
hAlide crystals. The mechanism of this pinning is important in the
stu)dy of'
.nlastic deformation. The authors investigated frequency- and
amplitude-d ependent
.,.~internal friction of single crystals of UP doped vri th ha2"' and
Fez'~* ions.
I-Teasurements viere made at a frequency of 140 kilocycles after
plastic deformation
of the s=,ples.- It was. found that changes in amplitade-dependent
friction are more
significant in doped crystals of LiP, viaereas the recovery of
froquency-dependent
inte-nial friction is much le.9s affected by the presence of
impurities. The effect
of intrinsic point defelets aid impurity atoms on changes in
amplitude-dependexxt, and
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amDlitude-indeDendent internal friction is not uniform. Impurities of
the bivaleat'
lti2l*" and F02+ lons in UP substantially increase changes in amplitude
in the early
stages of amplitude dependence after plastic deformation.
Amplitude-independent
intenial friction is restored rather completely even in undoped single
crystals.
The zechanism of internal friction diminution after plastic deformation
kat, low
telkDeratuxes) is not reflected in any changa~' in shape of the line
log a a,,
~as it should be according to the dislocation theory of A. Granato and
X. LUcke.
0--19- a=t- has: 4 fig=ess 1 tablej and 6 formulas.
ASSOUCIALTION: Yoskovskiy institut stali i splavov (Moscow Institute of
Steel and
Alloys)
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ACIC."ESSION I RI: AP4019S31 S/0181/64/006/003/0735/0740
XTIPHOPS: Blistanov, A. A~,- Shaskol'skaya, M. P..
-TITTIE: The frequency and temperature dapdndence of attenuation
decreme#
SOURCE: * Fizika tvardor.,Yo tela, v. 6, no. 3, 196/+, 735-740
TOPIC TAGS: internal friction, attenuation decrement, disloca-tion
i=mobiliz~tiou,
dislocation notion, crystal deformation, point defeat
PMT.UGT; This work represents an attempt to a the idea of miorooreep to
PPIY
refine the frequency dependence in the internal-friction theory of
Kbehler,
Granato, and-Lilcke. It is suggested that in some cases microcreep,
along with
previously identified causes, may lead to a linear dependence of the
attenuation
decremant on frequency (at low frequoncies). The authors consider the
possible
diffusion displacexent of pinned dislocations of point defects by
neans-of
externa-I stress.es. Tho effect on internal friction of diffusion of
dislocation-
P33MIrg centers increases with decrease in frequency and may play a
fundamental
role ~Co.r frequoncies on the order of several cycles. An exponential
temperature
dependence follows from the diffusion nature of internal friction at
low tempera-
tures. The generalized expression for change.in internal friction is
tound to be
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ACCESSION SR: AP4019831
Aj2 wdli
where XL is the parts o'f1oop3 pinned by a defeat of type and the
s-ation is
r-ade for all possible types of pinning:, w is the vibration
frequency of a dislo-
cation loopi d is interatomic distance,.Q is the orientation factor.'
and A is
the mass of a single length of a moving dislocation. This expression
also satis-
fies the frequently observed exponential dependence of internal
:E!tiotion,,,on
temperature, since at low frequencies
I Do Wr
where D is the rate of atomic migration and is the activation energy
of
diffusion. Orig. art. has:, I figure and 16 formulas.
.ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy institut'stali i splavov (Moscow Institute
of Steel
and Alloys)
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ACCESS*ION NRs AP4043367 S/0181/64/006/008/2441/2444*
AUTHORSt Blistanov, A. A.; milakhovP -G. V.; Shaskollskaya, M.
TITLE: Investigation of the recovery of internal friction-in crys
talline silver chloride
a P' v. 6, no. 8, 1'
SOURCE: Fizika tverdogo tel 964, 2441-2444
TOPIC TAGS: internal friction, recovery dynamics,' silver chloride,'
single crys.tal, activation-energy, diffusion mobility, crystal
defect, dislocation immobilization
ABSTRACT: The recovery of low-frequency internal friction following
plastic deformation in wire samples of AgCl# either pure or alloyed..
with 0.012 at.% NaCl, was investigated at 0# 25, and 500C. The
frequencies used were 1.5-2.5 cps. The wire sarhples were obtained
from single crystals by pressing and.rolling, followed by Annealing
for 10 bours's A second annealing fter tbe,
was used (130C, 1 hour) a
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sample was clamped in the rel;txator. The activation energies of
the recovery process as a whole were 'found to be approximately.the
same for both pure and alloyed samples (0.23 + 0.02 eV) (0.1 � 0.02
and 0.08 � 0.02 eV, respectively). The average value of the activa-''
tion energy of the diffusion of point.defects was found to ~e
0.23~�I.:-,.,,.~
0.02 eV for both pure and alloyed s"V166 of AgCl. This indicates!-,,'
that the recovery process proceeds in the same manner in both pure,
and alloyed silver chloride. The fact that the recoveryactivation
energy is on the whole lower than the activation energy for the
fusion of point defects indicates that, although the*observed
de-:_t;:'_
crease in internal friction following plastic deformation agrees
with the theory of Granata, Hikato, and Lucke (Acta Met. v. 7, 470#
1958) the diffusion mechanism is not the only recovery mechanismi
and others,- with lower activation energy are possible. It is also
shown thatthe dis'loc*ation.immobilization is due to diffusion of
the,!-.,
intruded ions to the dislocationi'and of the vacancies of these
ions to thsAislocations. This is corroborated by the fadt that
the!':-"
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LI-17163-65 EWT(m)/EPF(c)/EPY(n)-2/EP.R/EWP(t)/EWP(b) Pr-4/Ps-4/Pu-4
-3/A 11 _1JW1 z
(gz) JD
ACCESSIOV NR: AP4048,421 JG/GG S/0181/64/00610111340213408
AUTHCR: Berzina, 1. G.; Blistanov, A. A.; T_sinzerling,_
TITLE: Detachment and mot on of dtslocation~ in radiation-harCeped
lithium fluoride crvstals
SOURCE: Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 6, no. 11, 1964, 31-02-3408
TOPIC TAGS: lithium coornpound, -neutron irradiation, crystal dis-
location, dislocation motion, absorption spectrum, internal
friction,
lithium fluoride, radiation hardening, crystal defect
ABSTRACT: To identify the types of defects respons'Able for radia-
tion hardening of lithium fluoride crystals, the auLhors examined
the
influence of neutron irradiation of LiF single crvstals on the
immobili2ation and mobility of dislocations following irradiation,
when a concentrated load is applied. The single crystals were grown
under factory conditions by the Kriopoulos method, and had an
initial
dislocation density of about 1014 cm-2. The samples were in the
form of rectangular bars measuring 10 x 10 x I mm for observing
absorption spectra and 20 x 10 x 5 mm bars for the measurement of
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internal friction. Three sanples in each batch were exposed in a
reactor to 1.00-1.25 x loll nIcm2 -sec, of which about IOZ vere
fast neutrons and the rest thermal neutrons. All mechanical and
optical measurements were made several hours after stoppinv the
irradiation. The mechanical pressure was applied b,; t!ie
pyramid of the ?NT-3 instrument under different load,. [~il !is-
location distribution was determined by etching ai,,~ k- i I(I r
an MIM-6 microscope. Absorption spectrv were taktmr
spectrograph and an MF-4 microphotometef. I .he iriLeinaL triti--I
vas measured by the compound vibrator method at 130 kc , lihe Measure-
ments yielded the variation in the length of the prong of the etch-
figure star with the load for different radiation doses. The results
indicated that irradiation caused an increased concentiation oi Poini
defects, chiefly in the vicinity of the dislocations, "Ihe authors
thank M, P. Shaskol'skaya for continuous interest in and a discussion
of the results, and XR-ustani Aliyev of VNIIYaGG, who irradiated the
crystals." Orig. art. has: 6 figures and 3 formulas,
ASSOCIATION: institut stall i splavovMoscow (lnstitute of Steel
and Alloys)
imp

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BLISTANOV, A.A.- SHASKOLISKkYAp H.P.
EV-fect of high-frequency vibrations on internal
friction recovery
i~ LiF single crystals. Fiz. tvar. tela 7
no.lOt2930-2932 0 165.
(MIRA -18t11)
1. Moskovskiy institut stali i splavov.

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-ARG, Moscow Steel and Alloy Institute- (Moskovskiy -,Ustitut stali
i.splavov),

TITLE: The effect of hi b frequency-t;-Cillations on the recovery
of intern I
Li

friction in lithium
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ogo tela, V. 7,:no. 1965,

TAGS: lithium f uoride', 'crystal structure, nter
IOPIC 1 1 nal friction.'single

crystai, 14 F

-that the effect of high-frequency
vibrations
ABSTRACT: Since it.was indicated

-leads, toa growth of internal friction
and-,an increase of dislocation in LiF

and-NaCI crystals, the:effect of, high
frequency vibrations on deformation re-

actions of monocrystai-opecimenslof
LiF.was studied. The purpose of tht

work was to study the.role of i 'urities'
in the process of blocking dislocati on
mp

and.the.effect of.high frequencyvibrations..on-this blocking. Recovery of

intemal friction was studied
in LiF m noc stals in the '.'pure" form
o ry and with

.
24r
C
a
(0.01%).impurity at frequencies of-130 kilocycles.: At was indicated:,%

that-the parameter.of the recove:ryrate inthe Granatoi tuekO, Hikata 6eory

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ecreases with
the

d r
grmkh~ of pr minary' efo wtion.
0
ping leads t an n--
Do
crease in recovery
rate.-: ResultivWire cotifirmed-from
the point of
viev of Aia
:iocation theory of.
internal~friction~_-,,Orig. art. has#.
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POPIAVSKIY, I.A., inshener; BLIOTAROV, A.A.
Review of the All-UnIon-Stats, Standard no*1835-45 on shrinkage
allowance
and limit deviation for gray cast iron. Standartizataila no.3:34-57
MY-Je 154.
(KLRA 7:6)
1. VSOBoyfiznyy proyaktuo-takhnologichookiy Institut.
(Cast iron--Standards)

'I - . -f
681.26
ITITLE: Aerodynamic three-component, screen balance. Class 42, No.
172080
Byidleten' i7obreteniy i tov--,Lrnykh zna-kov, no. 12, 196[;, R7
TOPIC TAGS: aerodynamic research, aerodynamic balance, thrust
measurempnt, thrast
measuring instriment
-ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate introduces an aerodynamic s-r--7-
taining a flat screen attached at three points to e
,jastic metal
elements are equ'uped with resistance stredn gage-qT~r
which are, in
electronic deformation meters (see Fig. 1 of the Enclosure). To
increase tne -~en-
sitivity, and accuracy of' the balance. the scresn is suspended
ver, -El' ly -n. + ~Ir--
rods and hinged to the elastic measuring elements. To ensure a
distance from the screen to the nozzle exit, a variation of
with horizontal Icad screws in its base. Orig. Eu~t. hag: jr
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I - Screen-, 2 - three links;
3 - elastic measuring elements;
4 - nozzle; 5 - balance base
frame; 6 - horizontal gaides;
7 lead screw.

BLITZX$ D.; PARHAS. Yu,g TSUBIR, S.
Determination of virulence of Brucella abortno bovio 19,
BA, and
24 on chick embryos. Zhur.mikrobiol,opid. i immun. 28
no.9:33-35
S '57- (MIRA 10:12)
1. 1z kafedry mikrobiologii Keditainskoy akademii v
Igrubline i
Gosud,arstvannogo nauchno-issle&ovatellskogo instituta
sel'skogo
truda i gigiyeny.
(BRUCIIJA. ABORTUS,
virulence of various strains, determ. in chick
embryo (RuB))

EXCERPT4 KMICA Sec 4 Vol. 10110 Flicrobiolcgy Oct 57
2352. BLJTEK D., PARNAS J. and ZUBER S. Chaire de
Microblol., Acad. de
*Recherches concernant la virulence k Ilegard dle
Ilembryon
de poulet des souches pathogbnes et non pathogbnes de
Brucella brucel.
Research into the virulence of pathogenic and non-patho-
genic strains of Drucella brucei towards the chick em-
bryo ANN.INST. PASTEUR 1.957,92/1 (146-148)
Embryonated chicken eggs were lnjected~on the 3rd to
9th day of development with
three strain of Brucella brucel var. bovis; strain S 19
of Cotton and Duck, aviru-

lent for guinea-pigs, and used for vaccination of the animals; strain
BA of
Zdrodowski and Wierszilowa of Moscow, avirulent in guinea-pigs, and
proposed
for the vaccination of man; strain 24, provided with a great virulence
in guinea-
pigs. Only pure colonies of the S form were inoculated into the eggs-,
the inocula-
tion was made into the egg yolk and consisted of 0.1 ml. charged with
1000, 100 or
10 Brucella. Incubation was at 36* C. After death of the embryo, either
the
morbid-anatomical changes were examined or cultures of the amrdotic
MCI, egg
yolk or liYer in Braun's medium were made, to establish the degree of
dissociation
of the culture. Death of the embryo ensued earlier as the embryo was
younger and
as the bacterial concentration was higher. The most yirulent of the 3
strains was
strain 24, followed by strain BA; S 19 was the least virulent strain.
In general,
the difference In virulence in the chick embryo between the 3 strains
is slight since
strains S 19 and BA also proved pathogenic for the chick embryo, also
in bacterial
doses of about 10 U. The morbid-anatomical changes consisted of
turbidity, hyper-
aemia and infiltration of blood into the chorion, hypertropby and
congestion of the
embryonic organs, and a blood-like appearance of the amniatic fluid.
From a bac-
teriological viewpoint, strain 24 showed no dissociation, whereas
strains S 19 and
BA gave 20-30% R colonies or intermediary colonies 1. The embryonated
chicken
egg is a very sensitive method of studying Brucella.
Benzon] - Milan

POLM/Human and Animal Physi.)logy - (Hormal and
Patlholot;ical) T
Metabolism. Vitamins.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Diol., No 6, 1959, 26262
Author llimaowska, J., Deptula, S., ~~~ Smyk, W.,
Wardyaska, H., Galecka, H.
Inst
Title OriLdnation Mechanism of E-Avitaninoses
OriG Pub : Acta Zysiol. polon.) 1958, 9, No 2, 257-262
Abstract : Various deCrees of E avitamizosis were iaduced in
female
rats by Giving insufficient rations. Separate (~Totrps of
rats received 0.167, 0.318, 0.605 and 1.150 mG respecti-
vely of tocopherole per animal. Dy counting live, resorp-
ted a:nd dead embryos, as well as by the absence of preg-
nancy, it was established that the best result is obtained
from tocopherole dose of 0.318 - o.605.
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ZDUNCZYK-PAWEISK, Helena; BLITEK-GOLC., Danuta; KOSTRZEWS.KA,,
Krystyna
The frequency of appearance and microbiological classification
of
atypical acid-fast bacilli cultured from patient material, Gruz-
lica 32 no.1:11-22 Jat64
1, Z Kliniki Ftizjatryoznej Slaskiej AM w Zabrzu; Kierowniki
prof.dr.med. L.Deloff.

ZDUMZYK-PAW=Ky Helena; BLITEK-GOLC., Danuta; KOSTRZEWSKA..
Kryotyna
The level of biological%y-active INH �n the patient's blood.
Qmlica 30 no.7.-605-614 162.
1. Z Kliniki Ptizjatryquej Slaskiej AM w Zabrzu Kierownik:
prof, dr mad. L. Deloff,
(ISONIAZID) (BLOOD CEDUCAL ANALYSIS)

KIRSANOVA, Z.V.; BLITMAN., A.M.; K~BARAIOVP Yu,S,
------------
Rubber for footwear. Standartizatsiia 27 no.4s47-48
Ap 163.
(Boots and shoes Rubber-Standards) (KMA 1694).

I KIRSANOVA, Z.V.;.BLITMAN,, A.M.; NEBARAKOV., Yu.S.
Shoe carton. Standartizataiia 28 no.2s5O F 264.
(MIRA 17:3)
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PlITSITUEYN, A. Z.
VM/Wel(ling MY 1947
Welding, Electric
"Irregalar Working Conditions in Contact Welding
Machines,," A. Z. Blitahteyn, 4 pp
"Avtogemoye Delo" No 5
Discusses the type of currents In the Irregular per-
s4itching on the.primary circuit vith a closed
secondary circuit, closing the secondary circuit
vith a primary circuit connected to the net
voltage, possible effect of the maximum shock on
the ooc=itation moment, and gives the experimental
check.
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Agriculture
Repair of plowshares by welding methods, Moskva, Sellkhoz, 1951.
1952
9. Monthly List of.Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
December )TQM Unclassified.

BLITSHTEYNT, A.
Electric Uelding
gricull,ural Kachinery
.Ieldilv- technology vsed in factories of the I,' iiinlry of A
Construction, Sellkhomashina, No. 2, 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions. Library of Congress, Kay
.1953. Unclassified.

E y pjj I-) -~; --2-- , .

6314* To-vort) the 'Wider U~e of pv&Lfim VNIOldip. -',hire
i prinwalm' iswarka - (Emsian.) A. Z.
I in. P. hl. Sanoy and 13. 2, Feldman
4' 614,1471115~14PPIY25,
Dui=iruion 01jummetra-, Cqxralian ILMInique; Strength of
welds. Craphs, &agrppus, tables, X-ray diffmajon put7jus.
I Eel. - f7\

BLITSUMN, A.Z.; GILIMAN, A.S., doktor takhnicheskikh
mwk, professor,
rMIN nufT,"PASTERMAK, N.A., inzhener, redaktor;
MODEL', B.I.
takhnichookiy redaktor.
(Electric plug welding] Svarkm elaktrosakleptami.
Moskva, Goo.
nauchno-tekbn.isd-vo mobinostrolt. 11trry, 1955. 110
p.
(Ilectric welding) (MIRA 8:12)

14(01 SOV/112-59-5-9261
Translation from: Ref erativnyy zhurnal. Elektrotekhnika, 1959,
Nr 5,
pp 118-119 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Blitshte
TITLE. Approximate Method for Determining the Secondary Current
in Contact-
Type Welders
PERIODICAL- Sb. nauchno-isoled. rabot. Vses. n.-i. in-t a.-kh.
mashinostr.,
19 57, Nr 11, pp 9 2 -9 8
ABSTRACT: Selection of welding conditions in a contact-type
welding machine
according to the secondary current - this current determining the
economy
and weld itrength - is difficult because the current often
reaches tens of
thousands amperes. The possibility of quick and sufficiently
accurate
calculation of the secondary current from the known primary
current is
important for industry. The conventional formula IjWl - I?W h
? is ardly
applicable because the true transformer ratio is always less than
the design
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Approximate Method for Determining the Secondary Current in
Contact-Type . . . .
ratio due to a high magnetic dispersion in the welding transformers
which, in
turn, is due to a nonuniform distribution of the primary and
secondary windings.
A method for experimental determination of the correction factor C
that allows
for the actual inequality of widning ampereturns is suggested; it is
based on the
author's scheme that comprises two similar contact machines.
Experimental
data obtained with two identical point-type AT-5 machines with
shell-type
transformers is presented. The machine secondaries are short-circu
ited by
copper bars in two fashions: (1) with a twice-normal reach (460 rmn)
and
(2) with an increased distance between the machines (up to 1,005
mm). The
correction factor C can be determined from the formula I
C = FL3
where I, and 13 are the primary currents of each welding machine for
the 4
regulation steps of the tapped winding. Tabulated experinciental
data shows that
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Approximate Method for Determining theSecondary Current in
Contact-Type . . . .
the correction factor, different for various regulation steps,
remains
practically constant for various reaches. Validity of the above
method can be
demonstrated by a comparison between the estimated and measured
values of
the secondary currents; they can bc estimated as I? z CIjk, where
12 is the
secondary current, k is the ratio, C is the correction factor
determined from
a double current transformation circuit (error 1 -216) or estimated
from the,
approximate equality of ampereturns: 12 a k11 (error 5-13%).
B. S. B.

PH= I BOOK M=ITATION BOV13M
Blitshteyns Aleksandr Zinov'yevich
Svarka elektrozakle kami,, privarka. shpilek i shtiftov
(Electric Plug Welding
and Stud Welding5s Moscow.* Mashgiz., 1959* 45 P, (Series:
Biblioteka
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avarshchika) 0,000 copies printed.
Editorial Board: A.Ye. Asnis., A.A. Kazimirov., B.I.
Nedovar.. B.Ye. Paton
(Reip. Ed.)., and vs. Podgayetskiy; Ed. of this vol.: A.Ye.
Asnis;
Ed.: VS. Mayevskiy., Engineer; Chief Ed. (Southern
Division., Mashgiz).,
V.K. Serdyuk, Engineer.
PMIPOSE: This book is intended for veldeks.
COVERACM: The book describes experience gained at Soviet
plants In plug and
stud velding- vhich have found numerous applications in
Soviet industry in
recent years. Design features of plug-riveting machines and
stud-velding
pistols are discussed. Expedient regimes and methods of
velding are
recommended. No personalities are mentioned. There are,10
references,
all Soviet.
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TAM OF con
Introduction
l.' The Plug-Welding Process
2. Techniques of Plug Welding
3. Some Features of the Stud-Welding Process
4. Tecbniqaes of Stud Welding
5. Flux and. Electrode Wire
6. Equipoent for the Welderts Work Place
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