SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BORISOV, M. I. - BORISOV, N. L.

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BORISOV, M.I. [Borysov, M.I.]
Study of tho anatomical sta-vature of the bedstraw Galium
ruthenicum. Farmatsev. zhur. 20 no.5:59-63 165.
(MIRA 18:11)
1. Kafedra farmakognozii Kharlkovskogo farmatsevticheskago
instituta; zaveduyushchiy kafedroy prof. Yu.0. Borlsyifl,
[Borysiuk, W.H.). Submitted March 15, 1965.

BORISOV, M.I. (Borysov,, M.1.1; LITVINENKO, M.N. [Lytvynenko,, M.M.]
Role of the department of pharmacy and pharmacognosy of the Kharkov
University and of its laboratories in the development of scientific
and practical pharmacy. Farmatsev.zhur. 19 no.1:71-74 164.
(MIRA 18:5)
1. Kharlkovskiy farmatsevticheskiy institut.

BORISOV; M.I. [B-"I.ysovl M.I.Ij SORTS-YUK, Yu.G. lu.H.]
Pbytochemical study of the plant Gnhum crud.*U4. Farmatsov,zhar.
20 no.h63-66 165. (YJRA 18-:L0)
1. Yafedra farmakognozi-I Kharlkavskog,,:~ farmat-se-.,-4,i-lha&kc,,go inst-ituta.

BORISOV, M. N. Cand Agr Sci -- (diss) "Horse Breeding in the
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Animal Husbandry Regions of West Kazakhstan and Ways of Improving
It." Alma-Ata, 1957. 19 pp 20 cm. (Min of Agriculture USSR,
Alma-Ata Zooveterinary Inst), 100 copies (KL, 25-57, 115)
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BORISOV, re.; BABUSHKINA, R.G. 1.
I
Plastic flush tanks. Sbor. trud. NIIST no,12j5_26 162. (MIRA 160)
(Water closets) (Plastics)
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BABUSHKINAI R.G.; BORISOVp M.Ye-i
Plastic siphon traps and outlets for wanhbowls. Sbor. trud. MIST
no.12:27-42 162. (MM 16:3)
(Plastics) (Plumbing-Equipment and supplies)

AID P - 2217
Subject USSR/Aerodynamics
card 1/1 Pub. 135 - 18/18
Author : Borisov, N., Col., Dotsent, Kand. of Tech, Sci.
Title : Goroshchenko, V. T. Dinamika Poleta Samoleta
(Dynamics of Aircraff-'Flight),. Oborongis,-,-T954
(Book Review)
Periodical: Vest. vozd. flota, 6, 95-96, Je 1955
Abstract This is a favorable review of a textbook approved
by the Ministry of Higher Education for students of
higher aviation institutions.
Institution: None
Submitted : No date

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(Concrete slaba)

SOV/123-59-16-63618
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mashinostroyeniye, 1959, Nr 16, p 6 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Borisov, N.
TITLE: About the Method of Working Out Norms for the Generalized Standardization
of Machine-Tool. Operations
PERIODICAL: Trud i zarabotn. plata, 1958, Nr 4, pp, 25-31
ABSTRACT: A report about the conference on problemsL-of the methods of workingout
norms for the generalized standardization of machine-tool operations in
mechanical engineering, held by the Scientific Research Institute of Labor
in May 1958. Information was given about working out generalized norms
for operations on lathes, milling machines, and planers, as well as for
those performed on gear cutters. Further information was given about a
project of norms for turret lathes and assembly work, about the experience
of working out norms for the standardization of machine-tool operations in
single piece production, in, small and big series, and about the fundamen-
ta15 of generalized standardization and methods of making out tables for a
speedier choice of the right cutting conditions. 4 tables.
P.Ye.A.
Card V1

-BURISUV-, 'N.
~demie-methOdological councils on applied economics, Vop.
ekon. no./+c.127-129 Ap 161. MIRA 2413)
1. Zavd~yushchiy otdelom propagandy i agitatsii Kuybyshevskogo
rayonnor komiteta. Kommunisticheakoy partii Sovetskogp Scyuza,
Moskva.
(Moscow-Railroads-Employees)
(Economics--Study and teaching)

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ACC NRI AP6020197 SOURCE CODE: UW056/66/o5o/oo6/1445/1457
AUTHOR: Neganov, B.k'BoriBov, N.; Liburg, X.
OIRG; [Neganov] Joint Institute 1~ 01f Nuclear Research (Ob'!yeclinennyy inititut yader khl
issledovaniy); (Borisov, Liburgj Moscow State UnivereLqlm. M. V. Lomonosov (MOB
kovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet) ;V1 I
TITLE: Method of obtaining infralow temperatures, based on the dissolution of He3
in He4
SOURCE: Zh eksper i teor fiz, Y. 50, no. 6, X966, 1445-1457
TOPIC TAGS: liquid helium, low temperature phenomenon, cryogenic liquid cooling,
cryogenic refrigerator
ABSTRACT: The method described was originally proposed by London, Clarke, and
Mendoza (Phys. Rev. v. 128, 1992, 1962 and earlier) and is based on the use of the
latent heat of dissolution of liquid He3 in W. The refrigeration cycle is produced
by continuously separating the two components at a higher temperature. The heat-
transfer circuit is shown in Fig. 1 and the mechanics of separating and recirculating
the HO is shown in Fig. 2.
The authors review the theory of the method, describe
the continuous dissolution and circulation, present thermodynamic calculations of thel
cooling capacity of the equipment, and present a description of the complete apparat-_1
us and of the results. A temperature of O.lK can be maintained with a heat supply of!
1800 erg/see and with He3 circulation of 1.84 X 10-4 mole/see. In the absence of ex-I
ternal heat supply the temperature of the solution can be maintained at -0.056K. If 1

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be maintained constant within
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-0.001K. Later experiments, A
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ity of He at --0.01K (A. C.

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Anderson et al. Phys. Rev. e
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stimulated the construction
of a larger heat exchanger, Fig. 1. Diagram of experi-
4
yielded temperatures down to ment on heat transfer be-
0.025K, and made possible a tveen baths A and B by
temperature of 0.31C to be continuous solution of HO
E
maintained at 13W erg/sec -
in HO. 1 - Heater, 2
supply. The authors thank phase-separation boundary, 2. Schematic dia-
Fig
Professor V. P. Dzhelepav
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gram of apparatus
for an qppoFUEHTy
fo
per- capillary to fill the system
form the work, L. B. Perfe-
nev for participating in the first experiments, N. 1. Kvitkov and F. A. Nikolayev for
preparing the vital units of the apparatus, and the staff of the cryogenic aVo-ratoryi
of OIYaI for continuously supplying liquid helium vnder difficult conditions. Orig
art. has: 6 figures and 8 formulas. [02]
SUB CODE: 20/ Sum DATE: ioDec65/ ORIG REF: 002/ Onj REF: 009 / ATD PRES.'
Card 2/2 JS 'i'n -2 4

BORISOV, N., inzh.
The GAZ-52 precombustion-chamber engine. Za rul. 19 no.12:22--
13 D 161. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut avtomobillnogo transporta.
(Diesel engines)
I

BORISOV, N.
New order for the receiving of pigsldns. Kozh. obuv. Prom.
no.7:40 J1 163. (MlU 16:8)
1. Starshiy gosudarstvennyy inspektor Otdeleniya Gosudarst-
vennoy inspektsii po kachestvu tekstillnogo, kozhevennogo i
pushno--mekhovogo syrlya po MrSSR, BSSR i ~bldavskoy SSR.
(Leather industry) (Rides and skins)

B F. T N'S 131OR7ST.1, N,A., GITBaRNSKl,.-fA, I.T. ~ r---'.
r
[Procia,-tion -.f fii~~erboari by the dry meih~.i ,;4thual.
.;r, the Czechc:.s-"~l--)v&]i !,S.~ .1 l-ro-;zvodstvo drevesia.:,-,
n-1--knistykIi 'pilit sulkhim spos--lbom bez sviamiushchiki,
ChSSF- Mosk-.la, TSerLtr. na tic llmo--d ssl. in,t Jnforma-,sii i
15~-,!e.-dove,rIJ. pc. leonoll. isa3liul -.Tif:-
-0
dc~revo.-brab-r,-..Yval.uslizbei proiTvsh-l.,. i 1csnemu
kh,-;2~, 20 p. (MI'liIA 1.8-.5\1

BORlSOV, N.A. For economizing in the use of steam ih the textile industry
Moskva Gizlegprom, 1943. 72 p. (50-44158
TJ405.p26

GCRDON. Nikolay Borisovich; Aleks-eyevioh; FRIDLYAND, G.I.,
retoonzent; ARKUNGIBLISKIPY.,W*SO.6,4:1~irle%egFv
L.Ta.. tekbni-
chesidy redsk-tor
(Finishing linen fabric] Otdolka LBuianykh tkonei, MoBkva. Gos.
nouchno-tekhn. izd-vo Hinisteretva legkoi promyshl. SSSR, 1956,
j64 p. (KLRA 10:3)
(Linen) (Textile finishing)

BORISOV_,__ N.~.D t_
Testing deep-sea thermometers for me4surement accuracy. Trudy
I GOIN no.0:104-107 161. (MIRA 14:8)
(Dapp-sea temperature)

SIROTKINA, A.I., kand.geograf.nouk; HANNA. Z.N., mladshiy nauchnyy
sotrudnikLJR~~.i Prinimali uchastiye: OTDF-1- NOVA,
N.N.. tekhnik; SKITZYKIN, A.I., tekhnik; PERLOVSKAYA, A.D..
red.; IVANOV. G.S.. kand.takhn.nauk. otv.red.: ZAM, I.M..
takhn.red.
[Directions for meteorological and hydrological stations and
posts] Nastavlenie gidrometeorologicheskim stantsiiam i postam.
Koakva, Gidrometeor.izd-vo. No.10. [Inspection of meteorological
and hydrological stations and postal Inspektaiia gidrometeorolo-
gicheskikh stantaii i postov. Pt.5. [Inspection of meteorological
and hydrological ship stations] Inspektaiia sudovykh gidrometeorolo-
gicheskikh stantsii. 1959. 45 p. (MIRA 13:8)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavnoye upravleniye gidrometeorolo-
gichaskoy sluzhby. 2. Nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut aerokli-
matologii (for Sirokina). 3. Goaudaretvennyv okeenograficheakiy
institut (for Ivenova). 4. Leningradskoye otdaleniye Gosudarst-
vennogo, okeanograficheskogo institute (for Borisov). 5. Nachallnik
Matodicheskogo, otdela Gosudarstvannogo okesnograficheskogo inatituta
(for Ivanov).
(Meteorology. Kgritime) (Oceano--raphy)

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concentrations- of the 9leweqts,--&Iso irith tabular.-
data. 1IT56,

BORISOV, N. D.
Borisov, N. D. - "UkrGIPKh - the pioneer in establishing and developing X-ray
spectrail analysis in the Ukraine (1930-1940)"j, Trudy Vsesoyuz. :In-+A sodovoy prom-
Btif Vol. V, 1949, P. 53-58.
SO: U-461jl, 16 Sept. 53, (Letopis Inykh Statey, No. 24, 1949).

BORISOVj.HaDe
Measuring the flow velocity of liquids by the stroboscopic method.
Trudy GGI no.36:121-123 152. (MIRA ll:-,6)
(stream measurements)'
(Stroboscopy)

BORISOV$ N.D.
-- luminaas X-ray vacm- tube-speetrograph with strong linear
dispersion. brudy Inet. chern. met. AN MM 6:101-109 153.
(X-ray spectroscopy) (MIRA 11:4)

BCIRISOV, - & "em -- ;--; , , ~- *
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Selecting linear crystal apertures during work with X-ray spectro-
graphs. Tray Inste chern, met. AN MM 6-.110-115 153. (MA MO
M-ray spectroscopy)

BORISOV,N.D.; YZM,A.M.
~7-- "
Kessuring X-ray spectral. line breadths. Sbor. nauch. rab.
lob. metallofig- n0-5:138-143 154. (XIRA 8:9)
(x-rays-Spectra)

137-58-6-13742
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 6, p 36Z (USSR)
AUTHOR: Borisov, N.D.
TITLE: On the Problem of Selection of Optimal Conditions of Photo-
graphy and Photometry of X-ray Bands (K voprosu vybora
optimallnykh usloviy sl'yemki i fotometrirovaniya rentgen-
ovskikh polos)
PERIODICAL: Sb. nauchn. rabot In-ta metallofiz. AN UkrSSR, 19:57, Nr 8,
pp Z09-214
ABSTRACT: A detailed analysis of factors influencing experimental data
during the study of the fine structure of X-ray bands: the re-
solving capacity of the apparatus, the grain size of the photo-
sensitive material, the width of the slot, and the pitch of the
screw of the microphotorneter. The great importance of the
grain size in the photosensitive layer is indicated. In particular
* background fluctuation of �Zjo on "Agfa" film appears even at
* 1000 : I ratio between the area of the section measured photo-
metrically and the area of the grain in the film. The following
conclusion is based on the experimental data: the resolving
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137-58-6-13742
On the Problem of Selection of Optimal Conditions of Photography (cont.)
the photosensitive layer and must not be less than the width of the slot,
V.Sh.
1. X-ray photography--Equipment 2. X-ray spectrum analyzers--Perforinance
3. Photographic emulsions--Properties 4. Microphotometers--Performance
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BORISOV, N.D.; NEWSHKALEM. Y.V.,- FEFXR, A.M.
the concentration of components In iron-chromium alloys
on btructure of the energy spectrum of chromium and iron conduction
sones at hight9mparatures. Isel. po zharopr. sPlav. 3:252-263
58. (MIRA ll.'11)
(Iron-chromium alloys--Metallography)
(Blectron diffraction examination) (Metabs at hightemperature)

BORISOV, N.D.:, NNHOSHKALUM, V.V.; SVIRW-IY, G.S.
t
Xray tibe f or ob aining fluorescence spectra at a wide range of
teveratures. Zav. lab. 24 no.5:639-640 '58. (KIRA 11:6)
I*' Institut metallofisiki Akademli nau Ukrainakov SSR.
(X-ray spectroscopy)

-AUTHORS
TITLE:
Borisov, N. D., ]Remoshkalenko, V. V., SOV/2o-121-2-~19/53
Fefer, A. Z-.
The Structure of the Energy Spectrum of Electrons in Iron-
Chromium Alloys (Struktura energeticheskogo spektra elektronov
v zhelezo-khromistykh splavakh)
PERIODICAL- Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1956, Vol. 121, Nr 2,
pp. 264 - 267 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The a -+ 6 phase transformation of Fe-Cr alloys is of high
interest because of the changed structure of the crystal
lattice and the modification of different physical properties
occurring in connection with it. These modifications are
connected with modified energetical conditions of the atom
electrons of the alloy component. The investigation of the
modification of the fine structure of X-ray spectral lines -
caused by transitions of electrons from exterior energetic bands
to the K-level - offers an insight into the character of the
or-phase, the mechanism of the a --* Or phase transition and into
the physical properties. In the present paper investigations
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The Structure of the Energy Spectrum of Electrons in SOV/2o-121-2-19/53
Iron-Chromium Alloys
alloys are described. Similar investigations, namely of
K-absorption spectra of the K -group of chromium and iron
of a Fe-Cr alloy with 52,38% 9f iron were carried out by
Kazantsev (Refs 1,2), yet the weak linear dispersion of the
spectrograph applied did not permit a clear interpretation
of the results. The authors of the present paper investigated
Fe-Cr alloys with 35,45 and 55 % by weight of chromium; very
pure Cr and Fe was obtained by electrolytical methods, the alloy was
homogeneously tempered inavacuum hth-frequency furnace at
11500 for 50 hours. The transformation of the alloy from the
a- into the a-phase took place during the isothermal annealing
at 6500 in the course of 150 hours. The procedure adopted
in the experiments was described in a previous caper (Ref 34)
and is not repeated here. The results for pure Fe, pure Cr
and 10 Fe-Cr alloys of different composition are given in a
table. There are 2 figures, 2 tables, and 3 references,
which are Soviet.
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The Structure of the Energy Spectrum of Electrons in SOV12o-121-2-19153
Iron-Chromium Alloys
ASSOCIATION: Institut metallofiziki. Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of
Meta.l. Physics of the AS USSR)
PRESENTED: February 11, 1956, by G.V.Kurdyumov, Member, Academy of
Sciences, USSR
SUBMITTED: February 4, 1958
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TABtX OF CONTSMS
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Co, .. r. Salid. Solutions
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A. ! pen95-.A Study Of Structurs' Transformations 41
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In Nsatrr ~s1st&ot Copper~Alunlnua Alloys
Ind V. P. SukhOvsror- Con-
-..r.i.g the Stimulating ff%ct Of*ZEr~asv--o-n-Y*D1'1i16 50
In Deformsttion ,
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X0jWmbq=S,-T~K, , NglationshIp Between D~forxa During Creep
Tr'sins and Displacement alor~ the Bound&rlsb 58
in Nickel
on the Xquiv&lince of the Yff*et of Rate And 64
of Strain on th* rrocena or rlastic ?low
garperature
lankov. and Z. 0. X&dat0v&-
studies (Cont-) sov/3355
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sta.,,tr~r thi'ZoersY 5 pectruo, of Chroolu:i-and-lilon 76
AloctrOng,in Iran-Chro-j- Alloys
X10ton6n. S,.,m,,,and A. X. OrIO.T- On the x*cbaniam of
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!!!n' 'A - N--" A- N- Orlo'-~=:ZP*Ctrum-or Ck-111a"I
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Conditions Of Rqdlilibrl~:i'of a one-di- 102
mensional Model Of Binary Alloy
_TIkhQnO'-ChAn9G In the Fine Crystal
and I. V. Hardening 11%)
structure of Xjo'V-f~~jj During plastic Strain
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ALMHORS: and NeinoBhkalenlco, V.V.
12~i 0 OV ~111 _~D
TITLE: The Structure of the Electron Energy Spectrum of Fe-Cr,
Fe-Cr-Ni Alloys
PERIODICAL: Pizika metallov i metallovedeniye, 1959, Vol 8, Nr 2,
Pp 211 - 215 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The aim of the present work was to establish characteristic
changes in the structure of the electron energy spectrum
due to the addition of nickel and iron-chrominm alloys.
The following alloys were used: Fe-Cr (55% Fe),
Fe-Cr-N! (58.4% Fe and 15.4% Ni). The nickel was electro-
lytically pure and the other components were of a "high
degree of parity". The investigation was carried out with
the aid of a quartz crystal (R = 50 cm) X-ray spectro-
graph (compare Ref 1) K 0 lines of Cr, Fe and Ni (due to
transitions from the condaction band of the K-level)
together with the shortwave K,119 satellite, and
K lines (due to the transitions from the 3p-shell
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SOV,126-8-2,!-qQ6
r, e- -Ni
The Structure of the Eloctron Energy Spec rum of Fe I F Cr
Alloys
of the K levels) together with the long wave K,,
satellite0were investigated. These lines were obtained
at 1 000 C for the elements taken separately of the
above alloys. The K P lines for Fe and Ni were recorded
in the fourth order and the Cr lines in the third order.
The corresponding dispersion was 3.88 A/mm (Cr),
2-44A/mm (Fe) and 3.03 A/mm (Ni). The results obtained
are shown in Tables land 2. It was found that the width
of CrK P5 obtained for pure chromium increased with
temperature. In the magnetic transition region there was
a sharp increase in the width of FeK 0 (to 0.9 + 0.1 ev).
- 5
The position of FeK remains unaltered. The
P5
phase transformation is accompanied by a small change in
the Fermi energy. The Fermi energy for the Fe-Cr alloy
Card2/3 is 0.19 -j/R and 0.22 v/R for the Fe-Cr-Ni alloy.

SOV/126-8-2-9/26
The Structure of the Electron Energy Spectrum of Fe-Cr, Fe-Cr-Ni
Alloys
Alloying of chromium, nickel and iron results in sharp
changes in the position of the K,111 satellites of
chromium iron and nickel and a rapid change in the K P5
and K fil intensity ratios. The position of the maximum
K remains unaltered in all cases.
Pi
There are 3 figures, 3 tables and 2 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Inst1tut metallofiziki AN USSR (Institute of Metal
Physics of the Ac.Sc., Ukrainian SSR)
SUBMITTED. March 6, 1958
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.,'.24(7) BOV/48-23-5-8/31
-AUTHORS: Borisov, N. D., Nemoshkalenko, V. V., Fefer, A. M.
TITLEt Structure of the Energy Spectrum of Electrons in Iron - Chro-
mium Alloys (Struktura'energeticheskogo spektra elektronov V
zhelezo-khromistykh splavakh)
PERIODICALt Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Seriya fizicheskaya, 1959,
Vol 23P Nr 5, pp 573 - 577 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Great interest
is displayed for the phase transformation
.
a 4 6' of the alloys of the system Fe-Cr, since a fundamental
change in the structure of the crystal lattice and the
physical propertiea take place along with this transformation.
The authors assume these transformations to be related to a
change of the energy state of the electrons of the atoms in
individual alloy components. Investigations of the changes
of the X-ray spectral lines, especially the transition of
electrons from the outer energy field to the K-level, are to
supply the fundaments for the understanding of the mechanism
of phase transformation and of the changes in physical pro-
perties. Mention is made of investigations carried out by
Card 1/2 Kazantsev (Refs 1 and 2), which were not altogether successful

Stracture of the Energy Spectrum of Electrons in BOV/48-23-5-8/31
Iron Chromium Alloys
because of unsuitable experimental arrangements. The pre-
paration of samples and their treatment are described, and
the K-lines of pure iron and pure chromium, taken in two
--microphotograms at 100000, are shown. The computed values of
,the width of the K-band of chromium and iron in various alloy
compositions at a temperature of 1000 00 are shown in table 2,
and the computed values of the Fermi energies and of the
energies of the 3d band are given, taking into account the
a,a and% phases. Both tables are discussed in detail, and a
diagram (Fig 3) is plotted with the respective data, depicting
the superimpositions of the energy fields of chromium and iron
in Fe-Cr alloys. It is shown in this connection that in the
mean range of the concentration of both components the energy
of the 3d band of iron exhibits a minimum, and that of chromium
a maximum. There are 3 figures, 4 tables, and 3 Soviet refer-
ences.
ASSOCIATION: Rentgeno-spektralinaya laboratoriya Instituta metallofiziki
Akademii nauk USSR(X-ray spectral Laboratory of the Institute
Card 2/2 of Metal Physics of the Academy Iof Sciences, UkrSSR)

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within atoms. Sbor. nauch. rab. Inst. metallofiz. AN UM no.3-1:129-
132 160. (MM 13:11)
(Protons) (Blectrons) (X-ray spectroscop.0

BORISOV,,,N,D.
Estimating the number of observations and the accuracy parameter of
standard instruments IYk the verification of some oceanographic
instruments. Tr4dy GOIN noe55s208-218 160o (MIU 14:7)
(Oceanographic instruments-Testing)

80895
S/048/60/024/04/05/009
B006/BO17
AUTHORSt -Borisov. N. D., Remoshkalenko, V. V.
TITLEi On the Problem of Determining the Energy of X-Ral
Photons nd the Energy of Atomic Electron Levels
PERIODICALs Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Seriya fizicheskaya, 1960,
Vol. 24, No. 49 PP. 393-396
TEM The present article is a reproduction of a lecture delivered at
the 4th All-Union Conference on X-Ray Spectroscopy (Rostov-na-Donu,
June 29 - July ~q 19593. -A-b-077-a-11, the authors point out that a number
of tables on X-ray spectra available qtt present are incorrect because they
do not take into account the relation TkX - I .00203 A (e.g., Refs. 2-6)
although they have been issued after 1947. The deviations are illustrated
by some examples. The table on p. 393 contains the A-values in X-units
for the Td, lines of some elements, the tabulated energy values in
rydbergs, and the energy values computed from the formula E - IAR
R - Rydberg constant)~ In determining the photon energf an error occurs
), which is the higher the higher the photon energy E. The correct
N
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On the Problem of Determining the Energy of X-RsY S/04Y60/024/04/05/009
Photons and the Energy of Atomic Electron Levels B006 BOIT
formula for computing these energies is log E(Ry) Z 5.9587650 - logn
(X-units) and not log E (Ry) - 5,,9596457 - logh X-units). In the
following, details are chosen from some papers mentioned - e.g., details
on the K-level of copper (Refe- 4, 8) - and it is demonstrated that the
deviations may be partly very high. The conclusions to be drawn from the
investigations of the authors are summarized as followag 1) The data on
X-ray photons and spectral absorption edges given in the tables available
at present should be revised with speoial regard to the most recent data
on physical constants. 2) It was found necessary to recalculate the
electron level terms, using the state of the neutral atom as zero point
of the energy scale- 3) It is necessary for X-ray spectroscopy to set
up new tables which take into account the facts discussed by the authors.
There are 1 table and 14 referenoess 7 Sovietq 3 American, 1 British,
I Gzech, 1 German, and*1 6wedish.
ASSOCIATION& Instibut metallofiziki Akademii nauk USSR (Institute o
Metal Pjjvsicj of the Academy of Soi2noe of the UkrSHR
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BORISOV, N.D.; NEMOSHKALENKO, V.V.
Resolving power of a single crystal spectrograph-of our design
with focusing according to Johann. Sbor. nauch.~rab Inst.
notAllofiz. AN URSR no.13:181-185 161. (MiRl- 14:12)
(Spectrographi

BORISOIT, N.D.; NEMOSHULENKO.. Vs.
Resolving power 6f single-crystal spectrographs with Johann
focusing. Izv, AN SSSR. Ser, fiz.' 25 no.8:91+3-946 Ag 161.
-I* Institut metallofiziki AN USSR (MIRA 34:8)
(X-rq~ spectroscopy~

BORIS)VLN.D.; M~40SHKAIENKOJ, vev.
Electron distribution by states in metals of the iron trand-
tion group.\ Izv. AN SSSR- Ser. fiz. 26 no.8,.1002-1006 Al 1619
(MIPA 24:8
1, Institut"metallofiziki AN USSR.
(Slectron~)

BORISOV, N D o NEMDSHKALENKO, V.V.; FEFER, A.M.
Effect of temperature and small concentrations of impurities
(Ti, Fep Ni, Hf, Ta) on the fine structure ofithe X-ray band
in chromium. Issl,po zharopr.splav. 8:14-19,162.
(MIRA 16:6)
(Chromium-MetaUography)
(Metals, Effect of temperature of)
M

-BORISOV, NID., NEMOSHKALENiC);,-V,V.
.Efficiency of the resolving po wer of X-ray spectra investigating
nibthods.- Sbor. nauch. r
ab. Inst.mietallofiz. AN URSR no.16:186-189
,62.
(MIRA 16:5)
(X-ray spectroscopy)

BORISOV, N.D.
Testing a ormograph.
Trudy GOIN no.70:100-105 162.
(KRA 15%)
(Bo-thythermograph)

BORISOV., H,D,
--, -,~ -
Characteristicti Of contingent functions Of
the scales of measuring Instruments. Trudy
163,
(Thermometers)
corrections to
GOIN no.71,:3.02,106
(MIRA 16:7)

BORISOV N.D.: NFI-IOSHKALIOMOP V.V.
-,
X- Tay investigation of the ele~Arm at-ru3ture of alicy$ in
the sptem. titan ium-Ahromium. Sbor. nauAo rabo Insto me-
,allc-ftz. AN TJRSR no.18-.202-,20- %'64 (MIRA 17.-8)

BORISOV, N.D.
Testing devioan for shaking and vibration. Trudy GOIN no.82:
3-11 164 (MIRA l8r2)

BORISOVY ''
Indexes of the accuracy of bathythermographs. Trudy GOIN no.87:
174-183 165. (MIRA 19:1)

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AC R., AT6,016357 CODE: UR/263-1/(,5/000'087101-,-j'0183
AUTHO BorioV
ORG: none
TITLE: Accuracy indexes of bathythermogapI s
SOURCE: Moscow. Gosudarstvennyy okeano,-rafi(~llqskiy__iA5!itut. Trudy, no. 87, 1965.
Lldy i termika morey (Ice and thermal conditions of seas), 174-183
TOPIC TAGS: temperature instrument, oceanographic instrument
ABSTRACT: The stability of bathythermo graphs and the effectiveness of correcting the
recorded data by field verification are studied. The repeatability of measurements of the
temperature unit of the instrument was studied at the laboratories of institutes, at a plant
Ilaboratory, and on expeditions. The scale errors of the temperature unit are discussed.!
Observations of the consistency of the range of variation of corrections confirmed the con-
clusion that the magnitude of this range, which is a measure of the linearity of the temper-
ature unit scale, does not have a tendency to increase with time and is a rather stable quantity.1
The author also dwells on the problem of the consistency of the instrument which is solved by
a systematic series of trials at selected points of the scale by a subsequent comparison of
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the corrections in a chronological series. The chronological series of scale corrections
are shown in tables, the corrections being derived in the laboratory, before an expedition,
during an expedition, and again in the laboratory. A 0. 30allowance for over-correction
was used as a criterion in estimating the consistency of the corrections. Neither tested
0
instruments had consistency since the change of corrections exceeded 0. 3. The conclusions
with respect to Soviet bathythermo graphs partially coincide with those of T. M. Dauphinee
and H. Preston-Thomas (The Measurement of Ocean Temperatures. Temperature, Its
Measurement and Control in Science and Industry. New York, 1962) with respect to foreign
bathythermographs, i.e., bathythermo graphs have a number of limitations. However, the
author does not agree that disturbance of the consistency of the instrument is explained by
rough handling. Nevertheless the author recognizes the fact that consistency is lost when
the instrument is used on expeditions where the instrument undergoes light joltings, for
example against the side of the ship. Orig. art. has: 9 tables and 2 formulas.
SUBCODE:G!B)1'3/ SUBM DATE: Nuyva/ORIG REF: 001/ OTHREr: 003
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Drugstores
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LANKIN.Patr Alakeendrovich,; YAI~SKOV, S.A., in7.b.; SHKLYAROV,
I.Il..inzb.; RABIN. H.O..inzb.; SWMHKIN, N.V.; ZHIVOTOVSKIY,
SHUKOV. A.A., -doktor tekbn. nauk.red.-,
LOZINSKIY. M.G.,doktor tekhn.nauk,rateentant.; MODEL', R.I.,takhn.red.
[Gas cementation witb induction beating] Gazovaia teementataiia
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mashinostroit. lit-ry, 1958 * 87 o. (MIRA 11:12)
(came nta t i0 n(Me`ia llurgy) )

POPOV, S.D., otv.red.; BORISOV, N.I., red.; BUYANMYEV, B.R., red.; GALAKTIONOV,
I.I.. red.; KR OBIN, N.M., red.,- PAVLOVSKIY, Ye.Y.,
TN.; OZN
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Katerisly po izucheniin proizvoditelinykh ail Buriat-Mongollakoi AM.
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(MIRA 12:4)
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cheniyu proizvoditellnykh ail AN SSSR (for Popov, Galaktionov, Tarasov).
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(for Borisov). 4. Vostochno-Sibirskiy filial AN SSSR (for Buyantuyev).
5. Inatitut skonomiki AN SSSR (for Oznobin). 6. Gosplan Buryat-Mon-
gollskoy ASSR (for Shniper).
(Buryat-Mongolia-Geograpby, Economic)

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A.Gep tekhn. red.
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ANDRONOV, A.F.; BORISOV. N.I.; KUPERMAN. M.N.; EHALIFAN. Tu.A.; KRAMARMO, G,V.,
kandidat te -Ne"s~ nauk, retsenzent; MAYKOV. A.S., kandidat tekhni-
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(Automobiles--Repairing)

BORISOV, N.I., redaktor; TIKHMTOV, A.Ta., tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[catalog ofspareparts. for tho Pobeda automobile M-201 Katalog
zapasnykh chastai avtomobilia K-20 Pobe(la. Moskva. Goa. nauchno-
takhn. izd-vo mashinostroitellnot lit-i7, 1955. 222 P. (KLRA 8:7)
1. Russia (1923- 'U.S.S.R.) 61avnoye upravlent" po sbytu avto-
mobiley. traktorov..kombaynov. motorov i chastey k nim. 2. GI. kon-
struktor avtozavoda Imeml Holotova (for Borisov).
(Automobiles)

BORISOV.N.
I
"Volga." Tekh.mol.23 no.9:19-21 S155. (KLRA 8:12)
1. Glavnyy konstruktor Gorlkovskogo avtosavoda imeni B.M.Molotova
(Automobiles)

BORISOV,N.
What are the designers working on in the Molotov Automobile
Plant in Omsk. Avt. transp. 33 no.4:32-33 Ap 155.
(MLRA 8:7)
1. Glavnyy koustruktor zavoda.
(Omsk--Automobile industry)

Say-N.I. redaktor; XAMTXNS. S.L., inzhener. rectaktor izdatel'stva;
TIKHONOV. I.Ya., tek:hnicheakiy redaktor; SOKOLOTA. T.Y.. takhnicheskiy
redaktor
[Catalog of spare parts for trucks. models GAZ-51, GAZ-63 and
GAZ-63A] Katalog zapasnvkh chastat gruzovykh avtomobilei GAZ-519
GAZ-63 i GAZ-63A. XOBkva, Goo. nauchno-tekhu. izd-vo mashinostroit.
lit-ry. 1956. 237 P. (MLRA 9:12)
1. Gorikovskiy avtcmotil'W zavod imeni Molotova, Gorki. 2.
Glavn.v,v konstruktor Garikovskogo avtomobillnogo zavoda imeni Xolotova.
(for Borisov)
(Notortrucks)

ZISLIH, S.G.;'MOZOKHIN, N.G..; PALYUSIBNKO. 0-1-; CHIRNOMASHENTSEV, A.I.;
YAKUBOVIGH, I.Te.; glav%7 konstraktor. otvetstvennyy
redaktor; PONOMARINKO, A.D., redaktor; ZAKHAROV, K.A., tekhnichaski.7
redaktor
EGAZ-69 and GAZ-69A automobiles; a description of their construction,
adjustment, and maintenance] Avto?s-obill GAZ-69 i GAZ-69A; opioanie
konotruktaii, regulirovka i ukhod. Gortkii, Oortkovskoe knizhnoe
izd-vo, 1956. )17 p. (MIRA 10:2)
L, Avtozavod, im. Kolotova (for Borisov)
(Automobiles)

BORISOV, N.I.
The automobile "Volga." Za rul. 14 no.3:3-4 Jo '56. (MIRA 11:2)
1. Glavnvy konstraktor Gorikovskogo avtozavoda im. Molotova.
(Aixtomobiles-Design and construction)

iISLIN, Samuil IRIC-1111, i-tcir7 PODOWSKIY,
Vladimir Z~'*-;--,.-;~d2, Dzitriyevich; BORISOV,N.I.,
J GUCKINA, I . red - A
r c- d . -, Y A ., WAR07 , A.F., teldin.red.
[Coliention of ChaE:AS d0glp,'IC, for GAZ-';1 .,GAZ-63. GAZ-63A automobiles;
and constructlngl Arlns konstruktsii shassi
GAZ-63, GAZ-6',AA; cnartczhi uzlov I rabochie
Borisov-a. M
ci%ortez-hi detniel. Pod obshchei rei. X.1 oskva, Gos.
n&uchpo-teUn..1zd-~-c) mashinostrol. !it-ry, 195?. 215 p. (MIRA 10:12)
(Motortracks-Bodieq)

I.- BORISOV N.I.-- YASINOVSKIY. B.S., insh.; SANNIKOV, Tu.K., inzh,;
LRYCHWO, L.D., inzh.; NALOYEV, G.A., insh.;
CHICHAKOV. K.K., inzh.; BARYKID, V.I., inzh.; FRIMIN, A.Ta., insh.
GULTATEV, A.I., inzh.; STIGRET V, Ta.F., inzh.; SHAGANOVA. K.N., inzh.;
KULIKSKIT, I.Te., inth.; AVROV, A.N., insh.; D1KIDOVA. K.I.. inzh.;
NIKIFOROVA, Te.D., inzh.; ILIBANOVA, F.L. Inzh,; CHIVMOV, K,I,,
Inth.; STOROZHKO. 1.G.. iazh.; NOTAKOVSKIT. Toja.. insh.; GOTIRMI,
A.O., inzh.; TARASOV, A.M., inzho; SHISHKO. A.P., insh.; UVAROT.
P.T.. ekonomist; DRAGUNOT, N.V.. skonomist: KARWASHOT. 4.'A..
ekonosist; KORKIN, N.T.. ekon!omist; GOW, K.S., skononisi. Pri-
nimali uchastiye: LAPIN. T.I.; RAKKNSKIT, Tu.A.; KADINSKIT, B.Ae;
SOKOLOV. 6.D.; STOROZHKO, I.G.j FOR A.L. POLTAKOVA, I.,
red.; SMIRNOT. G.. tekhn.red.
[Organization and Improvement of production; practices of the
Gorkly Aatomobile Plant] Organizateiia I soverohenetvovanis
proisvodstva; opyt Gor1kovskogo avtozavoda. Moskva, Gova izd-vo
polit. lit-ry, 1958. 332 p. (MIRA 12:2)
1. DirektoT Gorlkovskogo Avtomobillnogo zaTods (for Kiselev).
2. Glaynyy inshener Gor1kovskogo airtonobilinogo zavoda (for Borisov).
3. Gorikovskiy avtomobilInyy savod (for all except Kiselev, Borisov,
Polyakova, SmIrnov).
(Gorkly-Automobile industry)

NEVZOROV, Alaksandr Mikha.vlovich; SOLOVIYEV, Vladimir Sergeyevich;
-BORISOV, W.I., Clavnyy inzhenero otv.red.; KNYAW, V.V.,
'jmft.-,-SM-T%MKAYA, R.G., tokhn.-red.
['Volga" automobile; construction and operation] Avtomobill
*Volga"; ustroistvo i ekopluatataiia. Gor'kii, Gorikovskoe
knizhnoo izd-ve, 1959. 165 P. (MIRA 12:9)
1. Gortkovskiy avtozavod (for Borisov).
(Automobiles)

ZISLIN, S.G.; XOZCKHIN, N.G.; MYUSEUMO. 0.1.; SCWT'YZY, T.S.; CBMNO-
MASHMM'SET, A.I.; TAKYJBOVICH, I.Te.; BORISOV, 11.I.,, red,;
MA231T, T.T., red,; muz4vismi, ii.4.9 tekim.rea,
[The GAZ-69, GAZ-69A, and X-72 high-roadability automobiles;
construction and operation] Avtomobili vysokoi prokhodimosti
GAZ-69, an-69A I IL-72;' ustroistvo i ekepluatataiia, Pod red.
W.I.Borizova. Gorlidi, GorlkoTakoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1959.
363 p. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Glavny7 inshaner Gorlkovskogo avtozavoda (for Borisov).
(Automobiles)

-
Ideas are realized in metal. Izobr. i rate. no.5:27-28 My '59.
(MIRA 12:8)
I.Glavny7 inzhener Gorlkovskogo avtozavoda.
(Gorkiy-Automobile industry)

BORISOV, N.I.
The Bevan-year plan on the wingR of automation. Za rul. 17 no-10:
6-9 0 '59. (MIRA 13:2)
1.Glavnyy inthener Gorlicovskogo avtozavocla.
(Automation) (Gorkiy--Automobile industry)

~~ BORISOV. N.I.; FROSVIRNIN, A.D.
Kodels of motor vehicles manufactured at the Gorkly Automobile Plant.
Avt-prom. no.3.1:6-13 N 060. . (KIRA 13:11)
1. Gor1kovskly aytozavod.
(Gorkiy-Automobile industr7)

BORISOV, N.I.
Standax~dlzation of basic parameters of passenger automobiles.
Standartizatsila 27 no.3s7-11 Mr 163. (NIRA 16--4)
(Automobiles--Standards)

BORISOVP NJ,
.. .000'"Wo"M
Basic pz!inciplsg fbr the d9sign of standard modsis of high..
roadability motor vshic-248- Standartizataiia 27 no.5:7-10
JV 163.0 (MMA 3.6t6)
(Motor vehieles-Deaigri and construction)
PL:

,IWISOV, N. 1.
Prolonging the life of engines. Avt,prom, 29 no.1:6-7 Ja 163.
(NIRA 16:1)
1. Nauchno-isoledovatolisk'iy inatitut avtomobillnogo transporta.
(Motor vehicles-Engines)

BORISOV, N.I.
Evaluating the durability of motor vehicles and their engines.
Standartizatsiin 28 no.7:16-22 i1 164,
KIRA 17:11)

BORISOV J_ 14 1 Ko, 1vanovich; SMOLIN, V.N.,. Pauchn. red.; VORONIN.,
A. S. pred.
[Standardization of the parameters of motor vehicles)
Standartizatslia parametrov avtomobilei. Moskva, Izd-vo
Standariov, 1965. 179 P. (MIRA 18:8)

BORIBOV,N.L., inzhener
........
11perience in operating the BK-2 tower crane. Hekh. stroi. 12
no-5:24-25 my '55. MRA 8:6)
(Cranes, cbrricks, etc.)

13ORISOV,N.L., inzhener
Some shortcomings of tower cranes. Mekh.stroi. 12 no.8:18-19
Ag'55- (MLRA 8:10)
(Cranes, Derricks, ate.)

BORISOV9 R.L., lphener.
.,,~ ~8
Shortcominga in the maintenaftce of the roadbuilding machinery.
Makh.stroi. 13 no.11:12-15 N 156. (KM 9:12)
(Road sachineri-Repairing)

25( 55) 3ov/ioo_5:;9_ 1Io_4,/,L2
AVMOR: Borisov, N.T,. j Engineer
TITLE: Organization of Techmical FitAd Serv'ce for Road-Making Machines
PERIODICAL: Mekhanizatsiya stroitel'stva, 1959, Nr 10, pp 12-16 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: One of the great problems in repairing internal combustion engines of
road maehinery under field conditions is the special care that- needs
to 'be given to the fuel feeding apparatus, such as carburetors and fuel
distributing devices. The Mechanization Department of the Odessa
Sovnarkhoz has developed a field service center intended to repair and
to service carburetor gas engines and Diesel engines in regard to fuel
feeding apparatus and systems. The functions of this center consist
in maintenance, adjustments, tuning-in and regulating fuel consumpt-ion,
replacing worn parts and training personnel in basic maintenance work.
The article gives a list of standard operations incl-aded in regular
maintenance of fuel feeding systems. These operations are carried out
with the aid of sets of special tools and equipment recommended by
Professor A.I. Selivanov for Diesel fuel feeding apparatus and ty VNIIIATL
for carburetor maintenance and repair. The article describes in detail
Card 1/2 a few standard operations with the aid of the said tocls and equip.7-iient.

SOV/IW-59-10-4/12
Organization of Technical Field Service for Road-Making Machines
Being a mobile service center which travels from si-,e to site, the wh-,Ie
outfit is conveniently arranged in a special -Lrailler vinich is pulled by
a truck or a tractor. The article gives ar.,-illustration and descriipt--'--~r.
of -the interior of the trailer accomodating the equipment.
There are 2 diagrams.
Card 2/2

BORISOV, N.L., inzh.
Mounted bulldozer equipment for road rollers. Mekh.stroi. 17 no.5:
24-25 my 160. (MIRA 13:7)
(Rollers (larthwork)) (Bulldozers)

80)wo V Al, I-,-.
B11ROSPV. N.L., inzh.
The over-all mechanization of small-scale earthwork. Mekh.atroi.
17 n0-2:1-5 F 160. (MIRA 13:8)
(larthwork)
(Excavating machinery)