SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BOCHAROV, D.A. - BOCHAROV, N.A.

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AUMDOVP AA, prof,; DUSTOVA, Mao aspirant; BEWV, Te.M,j kand,
veterine nauk; AN,NOVA, M*Ye.j, kand. veterin. nauk; NOSKOV, A.I.,
kand. vaterin. n-ik; LIPINA, A.N., aspirant; SIMONOV, A.P., aspirant;
BOCHAROV, D.A., kand. sellskokhoz. nauk; KHRENOV, N.M., "sistent
- W-w-mm"mmumm-
Sanitary and veterinary hygiene& Veterinariin /+l no.4:89-IW
Ap 164. (KRA 17:8)
1. Samarkand seliskokhozyaystvennyy institut (for Akhmedar.,
Dustova)..2. Nauchno-proizvodstvennaya laboratoriya po borlbe a
bolezrWami-,molodmyaka sell skokhozyaystvennykh zhivotay3rh
Ministerstva proizvodstya i za otovok sellskokhozyaystvennfich
produktav RSFSR. (for Antonoval. 3. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno- issledo-
vatellskiy institut veterinarnoy sanitarii (for Noskov), 4. Insti-
tut zhivotnovodstva. Ministerstva. sellskogo khozyaystva, Umbakskoy
SSR (for Ylpina). 5. Veasoyuznyy institut gellmintologii imeni.
akademika. K.I. Skryabina (for Simonov). 6. Moskovskiy tekhnolo-
gichaskiy institut nyasnoy i molochnoy proryahlennosti (for
Bocharov). 7. Khersonskiy sel'skokhozyaystvexuqy institut imeai
A.D. TSyurupy (for Khrenov)o

EPSHTEYN, Ye.I.., inzh.; SMORODINOV, A.N., inzh.;.BOC.HAROV,-,D.I., inzh.;
BOCHKAREV, G.N., inzh.; Prinimali uchastiyes HMVIYEV, I.T.;
. MASLOV, V.I.; LOBANOV, I.I.; IVANOV, A.P.; IVANOV, L.I.
Start of converter substations with marcury-are rectifiers without-t';
sorting and forming of the rectifiers. Prom. energ.- 18 no.9232-3~
S 163. (NiRA 16-slo)

BOCIUROVVD.A., kand. sellskoldiozyaystvennvkh nauk
Disinfection on poultry farms. Veterinariia 41 no.U:98-
99 N 164. (MIRA 18s11)
1. Moskovskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut n7asnoy i molochnoy
pronyahlennosti,

USSR/Cultivated Plants, Modicillai Aants. Essential 'Oil Fl----lts. M
Thxic plzants
Abs Jour : Rof Zhur -,Biol., 110 8, 19;r8l No 34846
Author :Bocharov D.K.
Inst :-M-Union tituto for Foddor
Title ;Biology of the GarTArnation of Ergot Han-is
Orig Pub %nil. nauchno-tolduni. inToni..Vaes. n.-i. in-t honiov,, 1957,
No 2-3., 61-64
Abstract Studios were mado of the conditions of gornination of the
horns of ergot from tho soods of Mflooth brono grass. In
the presence of sufficient moisture and tompera-turos vanjing
from plus 150C. to minus 100C. during 40 to 50 days, 92.7 to
95.8 percent of the horns Germinated; in tho courso of vi to
10 dhys: 25 to 37 parcent; at minus 50C. and In tho course
of 24 hours, W to 23 percent. Moisture in tho absence of
low temperatures doea not contribute to the gori-dantion of
the horns. The depth of locction of sclarotics in the soil
,appears to hold groat importance for the gox-minantion process.
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1.01 BOCHAROV., D. V. Eng.
2. um (6oo)
4. Bricks
7* Experience witb transportation of bricks in containem Biul. stroi. tekh,
9 no. 19, 1952.
9. Monthly List Rf Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Jan"arY. -1953. Unclassified.

oA~,, ~v
BG,;IL10vf F . - -, . 11 *---- ,
-, , wow
Mine, clubs and industry. Maet.ugl. 6 no.6:17 Je '57. (MLRA 10: 8)
1.Zaveduyushchiy k-ullturno-ti-masovym otdelom TSentrallrogo
komiteta profsoyma rabochil-h ugollnoypromyshlennosti 66SR.
(Coal minerm) (Vine management)

BDGHARDV Fo;. DDB~Aq A. -. ZAYTSIV, N. -, KALUTSEIKES N.; KOWWRTSEV, N.;
. W-==ZAFiDPANITSA, Ya:,- MMAYL11M, I.; PLIKH*IN, P.; POWHAMY. P.;
RUZOV, Mo;.SEMEBDV, N.; STAKHANDV, A.; USKDV. A.-
Fem Evgeplevich Tiurin; an obituary. Mast. ugl. 7 no.3-1-.32 N '58.
(KIRA 1l.- 12)
(liurin, 7e= lygenlevich, 1898-1958)
-.1

,- i
QDLOCHAROV9 G&D.
Influence of denervation of the swim bladder and enucleation on
depth analysis, in carp. Vop. arav. fiziol. anal. no. 1:1.15-122
160. (MIRA 14W
1e The Higher Nervous Activity Physiological Laboratoryt University
of Leningrad.
(CONDITIOM RESPONSE) (AIR BLADDER (IN FISIIES))
(EB.-WOUNDS AND IMMES) (ORIENTATION)

BOCHAROV,,--Q.9 -
Survival rate of young humpback slamon (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha Walb.)
depending on methods used in transferring then from freshwater into
sea water. Tr~dy MI no.3:83-90 161. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Laboratoriya sravnitellnoy fixiologii (zav.-B.Sh.Ayrapetlyants)
Murmanskogo morskogo ~iolbgioheskogo instituta.
(Salmon)(Adaptation(Biolog7))(Salinity)
I

BOCHAROV, G.D,
Active selective reaction of young humpback salmon (Oncorhynchus
gorbuscha.Walb,) in rplation to sea water. Trudy MI nojs91-96
161.
I. Laboratoriya sravnitellnoy fixiologii (zav. -E.Sh.Ayrapetlyarits)
Murmanskogo morsbogo ~iologicheskogo instituta.
(Salmon)(Salinity)

NATOCHIN, Yu.V.; BDCHAROV, G.D.
Activation of sodium excreting calls in the gills of humpback
salmon and chva adapting to the life in sea water. Vop.ikht.
2 no.4s687-692 162. (KMA 16 s2)
1. Institut evolyatsionnoy fisiologii imeni I.MSechenova
AN SSSR Leningrad i Murmanskiy morskoy biologichaskiy institut
AN SSSR, DalInlye Zelentoy,
(OU-18) (Sodium metabolism) (Salmon)
f

BOGHAROV, _1
Materials on the adaptability of young pink and chum salmons to
seawater. Trudy MMBI no.5:154-360 164. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Laboratoriya sravnitellnoy fiziologii, (zav. - E.Sh.Ayrapetlyants)
Mumanskogo morskogo biologicheskogo instituta.

BOCHAROV, G. G.
%Irmativnyi uchet v mashinostroenii; uchet ratrat proizvodstva. Moskva,
Hashgiz, 1949. 148 p.
The norm rating in machine-building; rating of production expenses.
DLC: HF5686.M2B6
SO: Manixfacturing and Mechanical Engineering in the Soviet Union, Library
of Congress, 1953.

1'orr-.ative erfasmunr- und !~)'Inlhulat-ion eler L- ::aschincribau,
1-on G
. G. Bacharov und 121%. Kastmiyev.
2C1 p. tables.
Translation fro.. the Russian: ',.Iowiatlvn,,-,' uchot i ImIlIkulyatsiya
v naslanostro.-,-cnii, ~Iloscoir, 19-510
Diblio-raphical footnotes.

BOCHAROV, G.G.
0791~nization and signiftemoe of IAWing out metal sheets for lot cutting.
Art.trakt.prom. no-8:1-3 Ag '53. (96RA 6:8 )
1. Ministerstvo mahinostroyeniya. (metal cutting)

OELUKIN, F. P. -, BOCHMV, G. G. . maaktor; GRYAZNDV, V.I. reaaktor; XAPRA-
LOVA, -A. t I "Wlmy redaktor.
[Mechanization of production expense accounting in machine building
enterprises] Mekbanizatelia ucheta zatrat n& proisvoastvo v mashino-
stroitelinom predpriWit. Moskva, Goo.statisticheskoe iza-vo,
1954. 146 p. (MLRA 8;8)
(Machine accounting)

ZHRIUK, M.1h., redaktor; USTANAYN. Kh.G., redaktor; WCHAROT, G.G.,
redaktor.
[Calculating the expenditure and amploMnt of materials in
machine-building factories) Uchat raskhoda I ispollsovaniia materiLa-
lov na mashinostroltel'afth zavodakh. Otvatetvennys red. M.Kh.Zheb-
rek, Kh.G.Kastansev. Moskva, Goo. nauchno-tokhn. izd-vo mashino-
stroit. i audostroit. lit-ry, 1954. 262 p. (MLRA 7:8)
F&! 0': P_
1. Dom Inshenera i tekhnika imeni F.I..Dzerzhinskogo, Moscow.
(Ruchinery industry--Acoounting)

BOOHMOV.G.G.
Accounting at the plant and coat reduction of government operations.
Avt,trak-t.prom. no.9:3-4 S 955. (XLRA 8:12)
1. Hinisterstvo artonobilluoy promyshlonnosti
(Automobile industry--Accounting)

PHASE I BOOK EXPIXTATION 232
Bocharov, Grigoriy Grigorlyevich
Uchet.proizvodstva i kalIkulyateiya v mashinostroyenii(Cost Accounting
and Calculations in the machine-building industry) 2d ed.., rev,
Moscow, Mashgizs 195T. 309 P- 7,000 copies printed.
Ed.: Shneyvas,, Pe Kho
Reviewer: Yurlyev, N.Mo, Engineer; Editing of material on the
economics and organization of production headed by:
Saksaganskiy, T,D.; Ed. of.Publishing House:
Temkin, A*V.; Tech. Ed.: ElIkind, V.D.; Corrector:
Frolova, V.V*
PURPOSE: The book is intended for accountants, planning person-
nel, economists, and engineering and technical person-
nel in the machine-building industry,
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Cost Accounting and Calculations in the machiiie-(Contf) 232
COVERAGE-z This book is concerned with problems of account-
ing and production cost calculation in the machine-
building industry and it,describes up-to-date methods
of basic accounting anddocumentation used in the
various branches of the machine-building industry.
The examples in the text present hypothetical-illustra-
tive numerical data., ~There are 12 Soviet references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: PAGE
Preface 3
Ch. I. Principles of Cost Calculation for Industrial Plants 5
Special features of cost calculation in the machine-
building industry 5
Objectives of production planning and cost accounting 6
Types of cost calculation 8
Classification of plants by production and management
systems 13
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Cost Accounting and Calculations In the machine-(Cont) 232
Production expenditure accounts as the bases for eal-
culating productlon costs 18
Classification of production expenditures 22
Document forms for calculations 32
Cho Us Performance Norms as the Basis for Cost Planning,
Accounting, and Calculation 3T
Performance norm calculations 3T
Performance norm and technical documentation 46
Work of the performance norm office.with mechanical
handling of performance norm and technical documenta-
tion. 56
Work of the performance norm office with manual handl-
ing of performance norm documentation 6T
Cho III* Primary Documentation T5
-Importance of primary accounting T5
Problems of more efficient primary documentation 77
Card 3/8 Mechanization of accounting T9

Cost Accounting and Calculations in the machine-(Contj 232
Organization of document use (turnover) in an
enterprise 82
Cho 17. Accounting for the Consumption and Utilization of
Materials in the Production Process 86
Norms for materials consumption 86
Determining factual and theoretical weights of
materials 88
Principles of organization in accounting operations 90
Relaasing naterials to the production process ; 94
Substituting one type and quality of material for
another . 101
Consumption of materials in the production process 104
Cutting metal stock into individual blanks 109
Combining cutting of metal stock with control of the
subsequent working operation on the part 114
Cutting metal stock according to groups of parts 114
Accounting for metal used in forge and automatic shops 117
Cutting textiles, leather, rubber, cardboard, etc. 119
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Cost Accounting and Calculations in the machine-(ConQ 232
Accounting for consumption of high-cost non-
ferrous metals 123
Accounting for consumption of fastening materials,
standardized parts, etc, 125
Accounting forconsumption of varnishes and paints 127
Inventory method of,calculating materials consumption
in the production process 12',7
Ac'counting for consumption of piece-type materials 129
Accounting for consumption of auxiliary materials' 130
Evaluating materials 132
Accounting for waste materials 139
Analytical account of materials consumed during pro-
duction 141
Ch V, Accounting for Depreciation of Tools in the Production
Process 144
Quantitative accounting of tools in central warehouses
and in tool issuing stockrooms 144
Classification of tools according to function 151
Compensation for wearof special-purpose tools 151
Compensation for wear of general-purpose tools 155
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Cost Accounting and Calculations in the maohine-(Contj 232
Cho 'no Production and Wage Accounting 157
Objectives of production accounting 157
Principles for correct organization of production
accounting 159
Efficient primary documentation of production
accounting 163
Data given on the primary documentation of produc-
tion accounting 167
Pr9duction report of each shift 169
Routing system in production accounting 172
Production accounting on assembly lines 176
Accounting for workers' output on mass-production and
direct-flow lines 1 8
5
Inventory method of production accounting 7
Work sheets 187
Extra pay records -191
Idle time record 193
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Cost Accounting and Calculations in the machine-(Contj 232
Ch. VII. Inventory and Accounting for Unfinished Production 195
Importance of inventory and accounting for unfinish-
ed production 195
Accounting for flow and stoppage of parts in a shop 197
Accounting for inter-shop flow of parts 200
Inventory of unfinished production 20T
Ch. VIII. Accounting for Losses from Faulty Production 219
Classification of rejects 219
Discovery and accounting for faulty production 223
Determining losses from faulty production 225
Reflection of losses from faulty production in
accounting and bookkeeping 229
Ch. IX. Accounting for Plant Services and Administration
and Other Expenditures 233
General remarks - 233
Expenditures,for maintenance and operation of
equipment 238
Shop expenditures 240
General plant expenditures 241
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Cost Accounting and Calculations in the machine-(Cont) 232
Losses due to idle time 245
Expenditures incurred in initiating new types of
production 246
Special expenditures 250
Nonproduction expenditures 251
Ch. X. Combined Accounting for Production Expenditures
and Calculation of Industrial Production Costs 254
General premises 254
"Semifinished" and "non-semifinished" production
accounting methods 256
The "production norm" method of production account-
ing And the calculation of cost of production 265
Method of accounting "by stages" 286
The "order" method 297
Bibliography 30T
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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MAKAROV~ Vladimir Genadiyevieb; &4TASHKEVICIIRR,'Ye.T.,, ekonomist.. retsenzent;
4WCHARQY,-D-rft, skonomiot, red.j TKACHUN, A.I., red. izd-va; MODEL'J,
B.I.# tekbn. red.
(Accounting theory; accounting
bukhgalterskogo ucheta; oenovy
prorWohlemosti. Moskvaj, Gos.
stroit. lit-ryg 1960o 159 p,
principles in iMustz7l Teoriia,
teorii bukhgalterskogo ucheta v
nauchnc-tekhn. izd-vo mashino-
.(MIRA 14:9)
(Accounting)

BOCHAROV G G ekonomistv red.; ANTIFOV, T.P.p red.; CHERNOVAv Z.I,v
teld2n,,red,,,- GORDWEVAP L&P*9 tokhnerede
[Accounting of the expenditures for pioduotion and the calculation
of the unit costs of industrial products] Uchet zatrat na proiz-
vodstvo i kallkuliravanis sebestoizoati. promyeblemoi produktaii,
Moskva, Gos.naucbno-tekhn.izd~vo mashinostroit.lIt-ryi 1960. 251+ p.
(MIRA 14:6)
1. Moskovskiy-dom nauchno-tekhnichoskoy propagandy imeni F,Ye6
Dzerzhinskogo.
(Cost accounting) (Machinery industry-Costs)

BOCHAROV, Grigoriy Grigorlyevich;GWOVSKIY, G.,, red.
[CalcuJAting the cost of industrial production] Kall-
kulirovahie sebastoirosti promyeblennoi produktsii.
Moskva, Finansy, 1964. 162 p. (MIRA 17t2l)

BOCHAROVY G.G.; SHATALOV, P.I.
What is a rated accounting? Mashinostroitell no.11:32-33
165. (KRA 18:11)

BOMMV, G.S., lnzb.
---------------
Iquipmant for flexing
0 158.
(Gearing-Testing)
taste of geartmeth. Testsmash. 38 no,10:18-20
(MM 11111)
(Testing machines)

BOLOTOVSKAYA, T.P.; BOIDTOVSKIY# LA,p kand,,tekhn. nax&j doto.;
BOCHALtO.V-,.--G.S-;,..GULYAYEV, V.I.; KURIDV, B.A.; MERKUA'YEV,
I.A.; WIRNOVy V,Z,
[Handbook on the goometrical. calculation of involute toothed
and worm gears] Spravochnik po goometrichaskomu raschetu
evollventnykh zubehatykh i cherviachnykh peredach. [By] T.P.
Bolotovskaia i dr. Moskvap Viashgizs 1963. 472 p.
(MIRA 17:4)

BOChAPDV, 1. A.
23527 DIFERENTsIAL114YY DIAGNOZ SKRYTYKh I VYRAZhE:414YKh MFH STERILITETA
U KORDV I PFQ(,140Z PRI NEKOMIUKh F)FdUKh STERILITETA,,. SBORNIK NAUCh.
TRUDOV (LEXINGR. VEET. INI-T), VYP. 10, 1949, c. 129-38.
So: LEMPISI 110. 31, 1949

- C- . I /,~
&,,- ///),zj( t.,
I
-_BOC V - A. (Prof.) and SINEV A. V (Prof.) CHERNYAK, V. Z. (Prof.),
6 ---
HA=OOV IK. I. (Prof.). YANNUSKIN L. ~. (prof.i. GOLOSHTAPOVA U. N.
Veterinary's Guide Moscow, 1953

........ . .... I.... ,
13 0:11 ! I kq I'll v :1. A.--- Orofessori, Somov, 1% 1. (lecturer) and VAY!'M AUB, A. 11111.
"The etiology of infertility in cattle in Leningrad oblast and some bases for its
theraFy and Frophylaxis". (Assistant, DeFartment of Obst -etrics and Gynecology),
Collected Works No. 14, of Leningrad Veterinary Institute USM Ainistry of Agriculture
P 109, Sellkhozgiz, 1954.

BOCHAROV, I.A.
v. -~!- 2, - ~ ~~-
[Pathology.and therapy of internia,non-contagiome diseases of
domestic animals. and principles of diagnosis] Patologiia i to-
rapiia vnutrannikh nexaras nykh bolesnel sellskokhosiatetvennykh
zhivotnykh a onnovami diagnostiki. 5-e, ispr. i dop. izd. Moskva-
Ieningrad. Sellkhosgis, 1954. 56o p. (MMA ?-.;11D)

y/gRo V 19.
USSR / Farm Animals. q-2
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol.,, No 10) 1958, No 45183
Author : Bacharoy,_I,*.--
Inst Not 4V-en
Title The Basic Measures for Preventing the Sterility of Cows in
the KolIzhozes and Sovkhozes of the Leningrad Oblast'
Orig Pub Sb. rabot Leningr. vet. in-ta, 1957, vyp. 16, 24-27
Abstract No.abstract.
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BOCHAROV, Ivan Ale h, prof.; OOLIDSHTRN, S.A., red.; CHUNAYEVA.
.0 a red.
[Internal noncontagious diseases of farm animals with principles
of their diagnoolej Vnutrannia nazarazaye bolezni sel'skokho-
ziaistvann.vkh thivotnykh a oanovami diagnostiki. Izd.6., parer.
Moskva, Goo.izd-vo selikhoz.lit-ry, 1959. 472 P. (MIR 12:9)
(Veterinary medicine)

PROTASOV, I.I., dotsent; SIWIV, I.V., prof.; SHIRNOV, I.M., dotsent;
BAZHEWOV, A.H., doteent; VILINER, A.M., prof.; RASHMURIN, A.F.,
dotsent; SHAIC OV, K.I*q prof.; V3LLXR, A.A.. prof.; NIKANOROV,
V.A., prof.,- FXDOTOV, V.P., dotsent; KUZMUSOV. G.S., prof.:
,BOCHAROV, I.A.. prof.; SUMMUTUR, F.Ys., prof.; TSION, R.A.,
Prof-.e,-GPJ3XMSKAYA, Ta.Ya.. dotaent-, ADAKAHIS, V.F., assistent;
KOLABSXIY, N.A., doteent; MITSOVICH, V.Yu., dotsent; GUSEVA, N.V..
doteent; MYSHEIN, P.P., dotsent: GUBAREVICH. Ya.G., prof.;
IOBDOTOV* B.N.s prof.; DOIN, M.A., dotsent; SIROTKIN, V.A., prof.
[deceased]; MIKIN, V.V.. prof.; UTDOEDIOV, P.D., profe; POLYAKOYs
A.A., prof.; POLYAKOV, P.Ye., red.; BARANOVA, L.G., tekhn.red.
[Concise handbook for the veterinarian] Kratkii spravochnik veteri-
narnogo vracha. Leningrad, Gos.izd-vo sellkhoz.lit-ry, 1960. 624 p.
(MUM 13:12)
(Veterinary medicine)

KUZNETSOVp G.S.,, prof,,, otv, red.; BOCI!A~R~ prof., red.; VOKKEN,
G.G., prof,, red.; TSION, R.I-.; prof., red.; DMITROCHENKO, A.P.,
prof.., red.; SINET, Me, prof., redo; FEDWOV,, B&INa, prof#.*
red.; CHERNYAK, V.Z., prof., red. Prinimali uchastiye:
IfIKOLISKIY, S.N.,, prof.j red.; KMSIN, Ye*Mep profop red,;
GUSEV, V.~*, dots.pred.; KOLABSKIY) N.A".,, dots., red.
(Papers presented at the Conference on Protozoological Problems
Dedicated to the 90th Anniversary of the Birth of Professor V.L.
IAkimov) Sbornik rabot Nauchnoi konferentsii po, protozoologicheskim
problemam,, posviashchennaia 9D-lsWu so dnia rozhdaniia professora
V.L.IAkimova. Leningrad., 1961. 292 p. (KIRA 15:6)
1. Nauchnaya konferentsiya po protozoologicheakim problemam, pos-
vyashebennaya 90-leti so dnya rozhdeniya professors, V.L.'Yakimova.
2. Mvropollskiy sel skokhozyaystvennyy institut (for Nikollskiy).
3. Ibstitut tsitologii Akademii nauk SSSR (for Kheysin). 4. Lenin-
gradskiy veterinarnyy institu (for Kolabskiy).
(Protozoology-Congresses)

BOCHAROV I.A. prof.; POSPELOV, A.I., dotsant; SOKOLOW., Z.A.
Causes of the deterloration of the. qualfty 0" sperm ir, bu'Os*
Vetarinarlia 4-1 nc.10!61-63 0 tU.
(MIRA 18:21)
1. baningradskiy veterinamyy inst-itut, (fcr Docharov, Pospelov).
2. Zaveduyushchaya stantsly,.-y ~nkuqstvenncgo osemenenlya
sell-skok~ozyaystvennykIi zhlvrtryk.li "Tasnoy-O" 'aningralAx'y
oblasti (for Sokolova)*

SOV/96-59-3-16/21
AUTHORS: Kafengauz, N.L., Candidate of Technical Sciences
Bo24axkY._J,.D~. Engineer
TITLE: The Influence on Heat Transfer to Water of the Height
of the Rectangular Gross-Section of a Channel (Vliyaniye
vysoty ploskoy shcheli na:teplootdachu k vode)
PD,RIODIOAL:Teploenergetika, 1959, Nr 3, pp, ?6-?8 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The tests were made on special. equipment designed to
study highrates of heat.-transfer to water below the
boiling point and contained in a flattened tube. A
schematic diagram of the equipment is given in Fig.1 and
a sketch of the experimental tube in Fig.2. The latter
were seamless nickel, 3.6 mm. diameter with a wall
thickness of 0.15 mm which were suitably pressed to give
rectangular cross-section over a working section of
50 mm. length. The outsides of the tube were plated with
copper but on one side only over the working section.
Here the thickness of the copper was such that when
electric current was passed through the tube not less
than n1ne-tenths of all the heat was released in the
Card 1/3 copper layer. In fact the copper was about twice as

SOV/96-59-3-16/21
The Influence on Heat Transfer to Water of the Height of the
Rectangular Cross-Section of a Channel
thick as the nickel. With this arrangement the
experimental conditions approximated to those of heat-
exchange with heating from one side. The tubes were
installed vertically and water was forced upwards through
them by compressed air. Appropriate measurements ivere
made of temperature and pressure; the experimental
procedure is described. Formula (1) was used to
calculate the heat flow. In all the tests the pressure
in the tube was 40 atm and the water temperature at the
inlet was 1500. For each tube a series of tests was
made at constant rate of heat flow with various rates of
water flow. At high water-speeds, when the temperature
of the cooled surface was below the boiling point of
water, the heat exchange was represented with reasonable
accuracy by the formula given for convective heat-
exchange. When boiling occurred, this formula was no
longer valid; graphs of the relationship between the
temperature of the cooled wall of the tube and the rate
of flow of water are given in Fig.3. Each series of
Card 2/3 measurements included determinn-cions of the water speed

SOV/96-59-3-16/21
The Influence on Heat Transfer to Water of the Height of the
Rectangular cross-Section of a Channel
at which the occurrence of critical heat exchange
caused the tube to burn out. The test results are
tabulated and plotted in Fig.4 from which it, will be
seen that a change in the cross-sectional height from
2 to 0.6 mm has no appieciable influence on this
limiting water speed. From this it may be supposed
that the geometrical dimensions of the rectangular
section influence the critical heat-transfer to the
liquid only when the height of the rectangle 2's
COM nsurate with the size of the steam bubbles. TI'Lere
is no available data about the size of steam bubbles under
these cond-itions at a pressure of 40 atm but an
approximate value is suggested. A simple method of
estimating the water speed at which critical heat-transfer
will occur is explained. There are 5 figures, 1 table
and 5 references of which 3 are Soviet and 2 English.
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MISHOIEMO, I.P.-I BOOMOT, I.N.; GLUSMMOT, P.I.; MIRONOV. T.S.;
I -=,1T, N.M.; PUMIKOT, I.B.; CHER I
HIKOLISK Z I.W.; T w
G,Po; SHOMININ, T.D,; 11PRANOT, H.Ps, red.; ROKANGTA, X.I.,
tekbn.red.
(Africa 1960: concise reference book; territory, population,
economy, governmental system, foreiga policy] Afrika 1960;
kratkii spravochniko Territorils, naselenis, skonomika,gosur
daretveWi stroi vneshnisia politika. Moskya,.Izd-vo In-ta
moshdunarodnykh otnoshonlit 1960, 133 P.
(MA
(Africa)

BOCRWAR , Ivan Nikolayevich, ogorodnilzo-lyubitell (poselok Sheremstlyevo
--Jauls o-Folyana-dEd-rayona Moskovskoy oblasti); LBWOTA. T.S.,
red.; SAYMIDI, L.D.. takhn.red.
(How to obtain high yields of early tomatoes] Kak poluchit'
vysokii uroshai rjannikh pomidorov. Izd.2. Xoskva, Izd-vo sel.
khoz.RSFSR. 1960. 11 p. (MnA 14:3)
(Tomatoes) -/
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35320
14, giO 0 3/, / ),E 3) S/*103/62/023/'002/006/0-15
16,6900 13X7,132-ji 2-Y'92) D230/D301
AUTHORS: Bocharov.. I.N.9 and Stakhovskiy~ R.I~ (Moscow)
TITLE: Probability distribution density anaiyzer for random
processes
PERIODICAL: Avtomatika i telemekhanika, v. 2j, no,. 2, 1962,
169 - 175
TEXT: The principle of the operation of the analyzer is based on
the relation
W(X) '6 X
T
where W(x) - probability denBity distribution, A x - small part of
function argument containing point x, ZA t - sum total of time for
the limits of input function from x x/2 to x x/2, T - time V1
of operation. Relation (1) is valid for stationary random processes
that are ergodic. The apparatus realizing relation (1) will yield
onl the mean value in the interval x and not the exact value of
Vx~a Vae smaller A x in comparison with the dispersion of the sig-
Car (~3)

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Probability distribution density D230/D301
nalp the closer the mean value to W(x). The operation o'T the devi;~e
is ihus described by the relation A = Ax/2D172 where D - diepersJon
of the signal. The quantity Aean be called the resolving power of
the analyzer. To calculate the total time during which the signal
is within the limits stated previouslyp the process is aQ follows.- V
Each time the input signal traverses a fixed interval level there V\
results a single pulseg whose width equals the time of stay of the
signal in the interval indicated. The indicated pulses are then in-
tegrated during the operation time T,, In order to be able 'To vary
the amplitude of the argument of function V(x) the input czignal is
combined with constant signal, whose value can be changedo This va.-
ries t-he level of the input signal in relation to interval Axq
whose center can be adjustedp thus varying the amplitude of the
constant component; in this way all levels of the signal can be exa-
minedo The analyzer can be improved still furtheri with a small mo-.
dification of the devioe it is possible to measure simultaneously
the distribution density of two arbitrary proOeBses, recommenda-
tions for the improvement are given. There are 5 figures and 5 re-
ferences; 2 Soviet-bloc and 3 non-Soviet-bloc. The references to
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Probability distribution density ...
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D230/D301
the English,-language publications read as follows: F.B~ Smithq Eng~
Rev., vol. 14p no. 5f May 1955; J. Daniel, Electronics, vol. 14,
p. 162-163t March 1956; Lien Hwachii, Rev.-Sci~ Instr., vol. 30,
no. 12, 1959.
SUBMITTED: March 13, 1961
V~
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IK,661o,j D201/D301
AUTHORS: BOR4 I.N., -md Pelldbaum, A.A. (Moscow)
TITLE% Automatic optimizor for the search for the least of
several minima (global optimizer)
PERIODICAL: jkvtomatika i telemekhanika, v. 23, no. 3, 1962,
. 289 - jO1
TEXT: The authoisconsider the principles of design and describe
the practical circuit of a global optimizer. This is defined as
one which determines the minimum of minima (or the maximun, of raxi-
ma) of the output quantity Q with the corresponding values of the
input quantities x1f ... I xn. The search for this extremum iz / may
be realized in various wayst but not all of them can guarantee that VY
the actual minimum will not be omitted. The authors suggest and des-
cribe three algorithms used for development, of a model global ODti-
mizer. Algorithm No. 1 is one in which the process of search for
the minimum is finished after the machine has performed ji unsuacess-
ful, trials to find the optimum value of minimum of Q, 2 zE~; u !--_16-
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Automatic optimizer for the search ... D201/D301
The second algorithm is -the one in which the values of Q are COMDa-
red after each measurement and the new value of its minimum repla-
ces in the memory the previous larger one. The third algorithm is
such that the sign of AQ increment is sensed. Vith the reversal of
sign the system goes into the normal minimum search operatiun. The
basic Darts of the global optimizer are a normal multi-channel auto-
mat-ic optimizer wi'th the additional unit of Clobal search, consist-
ing of the extremum, induction circuit (BI) and of a resetting oct
(RC). The EI produces a tri:~-ger pulset when the desired minimum is
obtained; resetting circuit acts also as a limiter of integrator
channel voltages. The experimental results of a model five channel
global optimizer are given for the algorithm No. 1. The object was
an electronic simulator with two minina and represented to parallel
connected circuits for determining the modu.,.i of inputs. The obtai-
ned recorded graph of the search process shows that the process con-
sists of consecutive searches for both minina. The following tooR'
part in various stages of the optimizer development: R.I. Stakhovs-
kiy, A.B. Shubin, A.V. Kalinina, V.P. Golyshev, and M.G. Stupachen-
ko. There are 10 figures and 7 Soviet-bloc references.
SUBDUTTED: August 9, 1961
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BOCHAROV2 I. N.
PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV16012
Akademiya nauk SSSR. Inatitut avtomatiki i tel6meklianiki.
AvtomaticheskoT e regulirovaniye i uprav_1eniye (Automatic Regulation
and Gintro, Moscow, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 11962. 526 p., Errata slip
inserted. 9000 copies printed.
Resp. Ed.6. Ya. Z. Tsypkin, Proiessor, Doctor of Technical 8ciencesj
Ed. of Publishin$ House: Ye. N. Grigorlyev; Tech, Ed.:' 1. X.
Dorokhina.
PURPOSE: This book ib intended for scientific research workers and
engineers.concerned with automation.
COVERAGE: The book is:a collection og articles ognsisting,of papers
delivered 'at the 7th'(06nfere ce of ljlinior Scientists of the Insti-
tute ofX Aut9ination and Tellezohani6s,, Academy of Sciences USSR,9
held in March;196o. Atwide range 'of scientific and technical
questpions relating to automatic regulation and control is covered.
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Automatic Regulation (Cont.) S07/6012
The articles are orgar4zed in seven sectionso including automatic
control systems, automatic process control., computing and.decision-
making devicesp automation components andideviceso sta:tisiioal
methods in alltomation, theory of relay circuits and finite auto-
matie systems., and automated electric drives. No personalities
are mdntioned. References are given at the end of each artiiale.
TANZ OF CONTENTS:
PART 1. AUTOKATIC CONTROL SYSTEM
Andreyehikov, B. 1. The effect of dry friction and slippage
[play) on error during reverse gear operation of servo-
feed systems 3
Andreyehikov, B. 1. Dynamic accuracy of machine tools with
progra=ed control 14
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Automatic Regulation (Gont.) SOV16012
Babunas~vill, T. G. On dissipation in-the-large In three-
dimensional nonautonomous and nonlinear autoregulation
system 22
Buyanovj B. B. Investigation of optimal.control system ^0
for.A--~-ection-mill flying shear
I S.
CBoc-harov, 1. N. . nalyzer for distribution curves of
-12an ses in the infralow frequency region 36
Butkovskiy, A. 0. On the optimal control of processes 43
Volik., B. G. Automatic optimizer for chemical production
process control 52
Gradetskiy, B. G., and Yu. 1. Ostrovskiy. Design calcu-,
lation of an extremal, control system featuring storage
of maximum in the presence of noise interference 63
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GLIKM&Nj L S BOCUROV, LV.; VIKHMAH) G.L.; ABROSIMOV, B*Z.; KIRILOV,
Ye,A:f-.*-,ff&4ffKVV7-S;K.-,- AGAFOITOV, A.V.6 SOSKIIID, D.M.
4building catalytic cracking units wAh a combined reactor-regenerator.
Khim. i tekh.,topl. i masel 6 no.31:6-10 N 161. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-issledovatellakly i proyektnyy institut
neftyanogo, mashinostroywdya.
(Craqking process)

BOCHAROV,, I.V.
Novokuybyshevsk Petroleum Refinery. Khim. I takh. topl. i masel
9,no.llt24-27 N t64 (KIRA 1821)

KAZANSKIYP V.L.; ATANAZEVICH, Ye.I.; VOLKOVA, S.A.;J~Pc UA
qVI:
UZUKOYAN, P.N.; ZHADANOVSKIY, N.V.; FINELONOV, V.P.
Use of the hexane fraction from the central gas-fractionation
plant ITSGFU) as raw material in the catalytic reforming systems.
Khini. i tekh. topl. i masel 10 no.10:6-7 0 165. (MIRA 18tlo)
1. Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut neftyanoy
promyshlennosti, Kuybyshev, i Novokuybyshevskiy neftepererabaty-
vayushchiy zavod.

BOCHAROVO XV
In Kursk Province. Zashch. raat. ot vred. 1, bol. 10 no.7:
/+-5 165. (MIRA 18tlO)
1. Rachallnik Kurakoy oblastnoy stantail zaahchity rastenlye

VOYEVODINJ, AS., kand. sel'skokhoz. nauk; KUDELI, K.Ye., nauchnyy sotrudnik;
MURAROVAS 0.1.; NIBYT, V.A.; TARASENKO, I.M., kand. bilolog. nauk;
SMELYANETS, V.P.; PALASKAS, D.N.; XOROBAMV, V.A., starshiy nauchnyy
sotrudnik- BORDUKOVAY M.; KACHAYEVAt V., semenovodj GLINKAp'Te., agronom;
SHEVCHENKO, A.B., aspirant; BOCHAROV,.K.; GLEDOV, M.A., kand. ekonom.
nauk
Results of herbicide testing. Zashch. rast. ot vred. I bol. 9
no.7:23-26 164. (MIRA l8s2)
1. Vsesoyuznyy institut zashchity rasteniy (for Voyevodin).
2. Ukrainskiy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut mashchity
rasteniy (for Kudell, Smelyanets). 3. Nachallnik Kiyevskoy
oblastnoy stantsii zashchity rasteniy (for Mararova).
4. Zaveduy-ushchiy Mironovskim punktom signalizatsii (for Nibyt).
5. Nizhnedneprovskaya stantaiya obleseniya peskov i vinogradaretva
na peskakh, TSuryupinsk, Khersonskoy oblasti (for Tarasenko).
6. Zaveduyushchiy Kokandskilm nablyudatellnym punktom, Ferganskoy
oblasti (for Palaskas). 7. Azerbaydzhanskiy nauchno-issledovatell-
skiy institut khlopkovodstva, Kirovabad (for Korobatov).
8. Zaveduyushchiy Moskovskoy kartofellnoy toksikologicheskoy
laboratoriyey (for Bordukova). 9. Sovkhoz "Voskresenakiy",
Moskovskoy oblasti (for Kachayeva). 10. Moskovskaya
kartofelinaya toksikologicheakaya laboratoriya (for Glinka).
11. Ukrainskiy institut rasteniyevodstva, selektsii i1 genetiki
imeni V.Ya. Yurlyeva (for Shevehenka). 12. Nachallnik Kurskoy stantaii
zashohity rasteniy (for Bocharov).

1. BOCHAROV, K. P. Eng.
2. USSR (600)
4. MI-ne Hoisting
7. Dynamic braking of asynchronous drives of hoisting nachines in vertical shafts. Ugoll
27 no. 12, 1952.
9. Monjhly List of Russian Accessions, Libra;7 of Congress, March 1953,Unclassified.

VASILEVS4. M.N., Iinshener; BOCUROV, K.Pe, inshener.
Automatization of the skip hoist installation at the wShcheglovkaw mine
no.l. Makh.trud.rab. 7 no.5;10-13 My 153. MRA 6:5)
(Coal-handling machinery)

BOMMOV, X.P., insh.
- WroulUre-Of-Gaustrial testing of automatically controlled hoisting
mohines in operation. Obor. DoAUGI no.15:1)L26 156. (KIRL 10:11)
1. laboratorlys, mhakhtnogo pod"yem.
(Mine hoistiag-Testing) (Automtic control)

15-57-10-14933
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1967,.Nr 10,
p 267 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Bocharov, K. P,, Kotsarev, A. S.
TITLE: An Experiment on Mining Operations Using a Skip Hoist
With Automatic Control (Opyt -bksplaatatsii skipovoy
pod"yemnoy mashiny s avtomuticheskim upravleniyem)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Avtomatizatsiya v'ugoltn. prom-sti, Mos'cow,
Ugletekhizdat, 1956p pp 90-96
ABSTRtCT: The author dencribes an experiment on mining operations
using a skip hoist at mine No. 1-1 'Ibis" of the "Kras-
nogvardeyakiy'll Trust. The device was made automatic
according to the system of the Stalino State Institute
for the Design and Planning of Mine Construction in the
Coal Industry and the Donets Coal Mining Institute. It
was put into operation in June 1954. The hoist is
started by a machine operator. The deceleration is
effected by dynamic braking. A speed governor is used
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An Experiment on Mining Operations Using a Skip (Cont.)
between the actual and the rated speeds. The operation of the skip
hoist is accomplished by-a series of impulses. The hoist is stopped
by a braking mechanism. The author raises the question of expanding
the application of automatic controls on skip hoists. He shows., the
advantages of the automatic installation in mine No. 1-1 'Ibis"
(reliability of operation, decreasing labor of machine operator,,
shortening the time of hoisting in comparison with the .-nonautomatic
arrangement the possibility of delivering coal b;y'.a single skip
hoist, etc.i. It is necessary to use auxiliary installations for
prevention of cable sag and for automatic selecting, of~' diredtion. The
author considers th6 problems of automation of an entire Voup of
skip hoists and the difficulties involved in such installation:
inadequacies in the loading and unloading arrangements (the spilling
of coal in the sump und und6r the hoppers because of unsatisfactory
construction, the instability of the counterbalances. in the hoppers,
breaks in the apparatus, loosening of the connections on the skip
hoist when the coal is let out of the buckets, etc-.), the absence of
reliable installations for control of the temperature of the
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'An Experiment on Mining Operations Using a Skip (Cont.)
bearings, and the unsatisfactory method of lubricating the bearings.
Card 3/3 V. K. Yasnyy

1. L. A. BOCHAROV, Prof.
2. USSII (600)
4. Bocharav, I. A.
7. "Special pathology and therapy of internal non-infection di.seases of domestic
animals. q-'Olieviewed by Z. K. Karpin, A. N. German. Veterinariia 30 no. 1.
1953. -
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, AT)ril 1953, uncl-

DYKIN, 41eksandr Vasillyevich; LWIAH011. L.N., red.
I-'-'leetrr,nic and semiconductor devices) Mek-tronryk; i
poluprovodnikovye pribory. MOSAVa, Z'.nt)rgi3a, 1965. 310 p.
(VIM 18:7)

KUGUKOV, L.; BOCRAROV
Causes of unprofitableness on stook-fattening state farms and
state delivery offices. Fin..SSSR 37 no.606-77 A .163.
(MIRA 16:9)
1. Nachallnik otd~ala rinansirovaniya sel'skogo khozyaystva Kurskogo
(sellskogo) oblastnogo finansovogo otdela (for Kugukov)e 2. Starshiy
ekonomist o'tdela finansirovadya sel'skogo khozyaystva. Kurskogo
(sellskogo) oblastnogo finansovogo otdola (for Booharov).
(Kursk Province-Cattle-Feedin and feeds)
(Kursk Province-Cattle tradel

YENELOYANOV, Ye.; 4~~OV ~14-* VOZI=) V.; TIMOSHIN, D.
Towards now achievementz. Radio no.8:3 Ag 162. (MM 15:8)
1. Nachallnik Novosibirskogo radiokluba (for Bocharov).
2. Predeedatell soveta, Novosibirskogo radiokluba (for Voznyt*).
3. Nachallnik Sumskogo radiokluba, (for Timshin).
(Radio operators)

TIOMIOVp M.A.; inzh. (Kirovogradekaya obl.)j MYASII, V.P., inzh.
k3i~~Bkaya obl.)
Wide vistao of the seat#*@ I" i Zhyttia 10 no. 10:21-25 0 160.
- (MIRA 14:4)
(Dineper River-Water resources development)

VBOCHAROV, X otvetstvennyy red.; CRININ. A.G., red.; KOZLOV, X.I., red.;
Iftft ;9;&
KUSTANILO, N.G., red.; KOCHLTW, I.P., red.; STAKHOVA, A.?., red.;
TADYYEV. P.Te., red.; SHETTSOV, U.I., rod.; TXKHTITUOY, M.I.,
tekbn.rod.
[In the mountains of the Altai) V gorakh Altaia. [Gorno-Altaisk)
Gorno-Altaiskoe knishnoe izd-vo. Vol.l. 1957. 72 ~. (MMA 11:6)
(Altai Territory-Descript ion and travel)

NUCHINKO, V. S.;-ZWHARWr~~M6.;,KRISTOSTURI TAN. N.G.; CHERXASOV, V.I.;
ANMYANOV, V.V.; KAUFKAN, V.M.; PAKHKAHOV, V.P.; ZVORYpNq A.A,,
otv.red.; ANICHKOV, N.N., red.; BARDIN, I.P., red.; BLAOCMVOV,
A.A., red.: VVXMSKIY, B.A., red.; GRIGORIYEV, A.A,& red.;
KAPUSTINSKIY, A.Y., red.; KOLMOGOROV, A.N., red.; MiL!T&i. A.At
red.; OPARIN, A.I.. rod.; PXMV. 1P.N.; red.; STOLETOT, V.N., red,;
MRMOV, N.M.9 red.; TIGUROVSKIT, N.A.j red.; XOSTI, S.D., takhn.z-ad.
EBiographical dictionary of leaders in the natural sciences and
technology] Blografichaskii slovarl deiatelei. estestvoswiniia,
i tekhniki. Vol.l.* A - L. Otvetstvannyi red. A.A.Zvorykinz RAqd.
kollegiih! N;N.Anichkoy i.dr..Moskva..Gos.nauchn.izd-vo wBollebAia
Sovetskaia Bateiklopodiia.0 1958. 548 p. (mmA 12:4)
1. Redaktaiya istorii eatestvosaaniya i takhniki Bol'shoy Sevetakoy
Entaiklopedil (for Nemchenkoj Bocharov,. Kristosturlyan, Cherkesovi
Andreyanov, Kaufman, Pakbmnov).:
(Scientists)

ZVORTKIN, A.A., otvored.1 NEMGHBNKO, T.S., saveduyushchiy red.;
BOCHAR.OV. NOBOO stershiy nauohnyy red,; KRISTOSMITAN,
0 99 8 a hYrftuchnyl red.1 CHNRKABOV, Me. starshiy
nauchnyy red.; ANWWAJOV, V.V., red.; GARKOVIINKO,.R.V.,
nauchnyy red.; KAUFW, T.M., mladshiy red. g PAKHKANOV,
V.P., gladshly read.; KOSTI, S.D., tekhn.red.
(Biographical dictionary of figures,in the natural sciences
and technology] Blografioheskii slover' delatelel estestro-
susaiia i tekhniki.~ Otvetstvennyi red. A.A.Zvorykin. Red.
kollegiiat N.N.Anichkoy i dr. -Moskva. Gos.nauchn.isd-vo
'Bollshaia sovetskaia entsiklopediia.0 Vol.2. N - IA.
1059. 467 p. (MIRA 12:7)
1. Rodaktsiya istorii estestvosnaniya i takhniki Bol'shoy
Sovetskoy littiklopedii (for all except Zvorykin. Kosti).
(Scientists) (Teohnology-Biography)

KORNIYEHKOP A.G., inzhoner-podpolkoviiikj--,BQCIW~PVP. 1~.D.,, inzhonor-kapitan
Universal service assembly. Vest.Vozd.Fl. no.8:72 Ag '61.
(I'MIA 3.4; 8)
(~btortrucks, Rtlitary)

BOCUROV, M.I., mashinist.
Righty-three tone of fuel saved. Alek. i UPI. tiaga n0.11:31 1 157.
(MLRA 10M)
1. Depo Tashkent-Tovaran.
(Loconotives-rhal consumption)

BOCHMV, M.K.,dotment, hoadidat tekhnichoskikb nauk.
RepressiAilion of "are* forests on topographic maps. Sborst.good.
no.10:63-71 155. (K6U 10:2)
(Yorests and forestry-Neps) (Meps-A'Imbole)

SOV/14-57-12-25394
Translation from: Referativn zhurnal, Geografiya, 1957, fir 12,
p 12 (USSRF
AUTHOR: Bochar Ke
TITLE: Showing Populated Points on Maps (Nagruzka kart
naselennymi punktami)
PERIODICAL: Sb. statey po kartogr., 1956, Nr 9, pp 35-43
ABSTRACT: Selection of populated points to be shown on a map is
based on M. K. Bocharov's method presented in Primeneniye
vyborochnogo metoda v kartograficheskikh rabotakh,
Inf. Tekhn. Sbornik VTS XXVIII, Moscow, 1952. This
method consists of using formulas to compute the number
of p61nts to be shown and the area occupied by them,
and of using data obtained in this way to prepare a
plan for selection of populated points. The equation
for computing the number of points is given as
N' = r1: ? n - where.Pl"is the initial value of the
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Showing Populated Points on Maps (Cont.) SOV/14-57-12-25394
map loading, oTn is the n-th value of the loading, Pis the diversity
coefficient the loading. Experimintal studies have shown that
the minimum diversity coefficient Pr for a number of points used is
o =_r 1
1.45; the optimum, pr" is 1,55, Formula -Mn lpn- gives many
vplues for the map area to be covered. The minimum diversitV coef-
f 1cient' for map area covered is F, 10- 1.4; the optimum isp Al, 1#6*
Using the formulas, the compiler cfn^dzetemine the necessary number
and area covered by populated points to be shown, in order to indi-
cate the difference among regions. To indicate this difference in
terms of the density of populated points, the territory should be
divided into seven or fewer degrees of density, q (more than 30- 10
to 30; 5 to 10; 1.3 to 5; 0.3 to 1.3; 0.1 to 0-37, less than 0.1j.
Next, -a corresponding number of seven or fewer degrees of map loading,
rm .4 , must be computed. If regional differences are to be shown on
a map in terms-of seven or fewer degre es of population density, r
(more than 200, 100 to 200, 50 to 100, 25 to 50, 10 to 25, 1 to 10,
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I
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Showing Populated Points on Maps (Cont.)
less than 1), then seven or fewer degrees of area coverage, IIA'p I
should be computed.
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 741
Bocharov,, Mikhail Kuzlmich and Nikolayiv, Sergey Aleksandrovich
Matematiko-statisticheskiye metody v kartografii (Mathematical and
Statistical Methods in cartography) Moscow, Geodezizdat, 1957.
157 p. 2,500 copies printed.
Ed.: Sukhov, V. I.; Ed. of Publishing House: Shama ova, T. A.;
Tech. Ed.: Romanova, V. V.
PURPOSE: This book was written with the aim of popularizing
the methods of mathematical statistics among cartographers.
COVERAGE: The author discusses the necessity of the application
of the methods of mathematical statistics in cartography. The
fundamentals of mathematical statistics are given in connection
with the elements of geographical maps, and many illustrative
examples are included. The greater part of the book deals with
the a*pli ation of th6 methods of mathematical statistics to
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Mathematical and Statistical (Cont.) 741
to various map el6ments, thus providing a mathematical basis for
the analysis of cartographic data and for their more exact use
in map making. Articles 1-6,8, and 10-19 were written by
S. A. Nikolayev and articles 7 and 21-31 by M. K. Boaharov.
Article 9 was jointly written by the above-mentioned authors.
The authors thank reviewers N. M. Volkov, Yu. V. Kemnits and
editor V. I. Sukhov fbr their help in preparing the book.
There are 121 Soviet references (including 3 translations).
TART OF CONTENTS:
Preface 3
Ch. 1. On the Necessity of Statistical Analysis of Car~ographic
Representation
1. Possibilities of visual analysis of a map and modern
requirements 5
2. Basic problems of statistical analysis of cartographic
representation 7
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Mathematical and Statistical (cont.)
Ch. II. Fundamentals of Mathematical Statistics
741
3. Basic concepts and definitions 11
4. Significant indices 15
5. On the distribution of random variables 18
6. On statistical connections and their measurement 24
7. On the method of sampling 30
Ch. III. Application of Methods of Mathematical Statistics
to the Analysis of Cartographical Representation
8. General considerations (investigation problems, organIzatim
of observations, character of measurements) 3~
9. Points method of observation 3
10. Determination of the length of network lines in a given
region 44
11. Investigation of representation of hydrographic netNork.
Study of drawing of coastline 45
12. Study of representation of river network 56
13. Study of representation of road network 61
14. On existing methods of numerical characteristic of
reUef featume 65
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741
15. Investigation.of the cartographical presentation of
relief features. Preliminary remarks 68
16 . numerical characteristics of individual slopes 69
17. Generalizing numerical characteristibs and
distribution of elements of a horizontal dissection of
relief 70
18. Generalizing numer'ica-l characteristics of a vertical
dissection of relief;and distribution of elevations 75
19. Oft the accuracy of determination of mean elevation 83
20. On the values ofiquantitative characteristics of
!relief features 87
21. Investigation of the representation of populated points 89
22. Density of.populated points and~bampling method for,
determining it 93
23. Sampling method of determining the percentage relation
of populated points', lob
24. Correlation between the ch~ract6rlstics numbers of
rural populated points io6
25. Relationship between the scale of a map, density of a
map and dehoity of,populated points 112
26. Methods of calculation of the areas of representation
of populated points 116
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27. Methods*of calculattng the relationship of lettering
on the map
28. Density of representation of populated points on maps
29. Investigation of forest cover. Forest density and
aVerage distance between trees
30. Determination of the thickness of tree trunk.. height
of the tree'. and diameters of tree crowns
31. Classification and cartographic representation of a
forest
Conclusion
Appendices
References
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AUTHOR: None Given
TITLE.- Chronicle (Khronika)
P~'-'RIODICAL: Geodeziya i kartografiya, 1959, Nr 7, P 80 (USSR)
ADST111ACT: From May 27 to June 1, a conference dedicated to the history
of natural sciences and technology took place in laoscow. It
was organized by the Institut istorii yeatestvoznaniya i
tekhniki AN SSSR (Institute of History of Natural Science and
Technology of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR) and the
Sovetskoye natsionallnoye obl'yedineniye istorikov yestestvoz-
naniya i tekhniki (Soviet National Union of Historians of
Natural Science and Technology). The following reports vere
delivered at the meetings of the Section of Geologic-geographi-
cal Sciences: S. Ye. Fell, "Russia's Cartography in the 18th
Century". S..G. Yeremyan," Topographic Map of Armenia Compiled
at the End of the 6th and.Beginning of the 7th Century".,M. K
loshazov, "Application and Development of Statisticel Methods
in Cirtography". A. $. Chebotarev, "History of the Application
of the Method of Least Squares in Geodesy". M. K. Ventsell,
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in the Field". L. M. Avdeyev, II. D. Yarovoy, "Development
of Light Location (8v9tolokatsi.ya) in the USSR." A. N. Lobanov,
11 Development of Electronic Methods in Photogrammetry". F. V.
Drobyshev, "History of the Bui3ding of Photogrammetrio Appara-
tus in the Soviet Union ".
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BOCHAROV, Mikhail Kuzlmich, doktor takhn. nauk; SAYSOYUNTCH.
ft- . 'ft daktor sellkhoz. nauk
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[Mathematical foundations for the interpretation of aerial
photographs of forestal Matematichankie osnovy deshifri-
rovanlia aerosnimkov lesa. Moskva, Lesnaia prorwabl., 1964.
221 p. (MIRA 17:10)

BOCHARovt M. M.
Priroda Xalininskoi oblast Yatvre of Dlinin Provincje. Kalininizdat, 1951.
SO: Monthly List of Russian Accessionsl, Vol 6 No 6 September 1953

KALRTKOVA, Valentina Grigorlyevna; KOREPANOV, Takov Aleksoyevich;
LIBEM, Aleksandr Aleksandrovich; KATATMIT, Viktor losifo-vich-,
SHMOKOTj Boris Arkad'yevich; BOCHAROV, K.K., kand.geogref.tauk.
red. %--,w-
[Mccursions for studying the nature of the native land; collection
of articles] Zkskuraii po irucheniiu prirody rodnogo kraia;
sbornik statei *- Pod red. K.K.Bocharova. Kalinin, Knizhnoe izd-vo,
1955. 164 p. (KIM 12:10)
(Nature study)

BOCIMOV, Yl. S.
Hechanization of the porcessing of peat deposits for constmption.
Leningrad, Gos. energ. izd-vo, 1949. 134 P. (50-15780
T N 8317 - B7

BOOMOV, M. S. FA 5IA9TA

SOKCaX., A A PETRENKOS, F.F.- KOVALEVp V,F*j IBLISEW, M.A.;
N.F.; ikCHUKOVICH, A.E.; CHUBAROV, H.D.- KORMLIVOY)p
Y.S.- PRWBWHENSKIY, V.A.; BOCHAROV, M.S. l KASkiiiii) GbO*;
SiiihNOV, G*V.; SAFOROV, K.Ye.; FUNIKOV, S.A.; RASKIN, G.I.;
P"INI B.M.
Vadim Konstantinovich Gutsunaev; obitaax7. Torf.prom, 39
no.3:37 162. (HIU 15:4)
. (Gutounaev, Vadim Konstantinovich, 1914,1942)

~~-HAROV H.S., laureat GaBudarstvannoy p4mii
Investigating the field drying and storage of block litter peat
with the use of screen shelves. Torf.prom. 40 no.ls2-2-27 163.
(MM 160)
1. Vessoyusnyy nauehno-iseledovateltakiy institut torfyanoy
prow/ahlennosti. (i%at-Drying)

BOG 07 N. (g. Roflya).
SlectrIc vibration wallh'Ing machirss, T6kh, MOL 25 ~-.4:39 Ap 157-
(Washiw machlues) ~YIRA 10-6)

BOCIEAROV, N.A.
Hintorjr of t6e formation of the Volga Valley from the Unsha, to the
Lum, and the formation of this Volga River system. Izv. AN SSSR.Ser.
geog. no.6:85-94 N-D 130. (MLRA 10:1)
L Ullyan ovskiy- gosuderstvannyv pede4ogicheskiy institut,
(Volga Valley-Rivers)

SOCHAROV, N.A.
Ietter to the editor. hv. Ybes. geog. ob-ye, go no *2g2o7_?08 Xr_Ap
0
'58;. (MTU 11:5)
(Oreassh River) (Nimmemg Geographical)
.60,

BOCIUROV ' N.A.
Moistening clay vith supsrheated oteam. Stroi.mat. 7 no*6;21E~-29
Je 161. (KMA 14:7)
1. Glavnyy inzhener Miasskogo kirpichnogo zavoda Chelyabinskogo
sovnarlchoza.
(Brickmakin ) (Stem, Superheated)

BOCHAROV, N.A.
Mechanize labor-consuming processes. Stroi. mat. 11 no. 12:
23 D 165, (MIRA 18:12)
1. Glavnyy inzhener Miasskogo kirpichnogo zavoda.