SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BUKHBINDER, M. A. - BUKHIN, B.L.

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KOYDAP fl.U.,-_ BUKHB114DER, M.A. (Gcmel )
Height and rate of capillary rise in a porou , 4-bur,
s med)km -
fiz. khim- 36 nn.6z1205-1209 J0621 f m 27 -. 7 )
1. Belorusskiy institut inzheneror
--hsleznodcrozhx-.c~o trtuisp~ta.

BURZOINDER, M.A.
LaW Of d! U;MLJOn Of UZ Z%rfa,~e of In an
ir--dilurio DOU- -1115 SSSR 163 r
Opil RA 18: 8)
gor udELr-- tvonriyy mni-ver.-A O~A. S, ja
niia-.7 20,

EMUMINDER, - MJA~~--
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Capillary equilibrium in real porous "dia. Koll.
zhur. 27 no,5t
661-667 S-0 165, (MIRA 18: 10)
1. Kiehinevskiy universitat.

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YLTIRK&N, L.I.; KLTSOT, U.K., STGKL, V.V.; BUMIUM, N.I.
Selecting the design of a semiautomatic welding machine.
Avton.sV".
7 nd.4:78-82 JII-Ag 154. 7:9)
(Bloctrio welding)

VEIEV Dimitur, k. t. n., inzh.; BUKHCHEV, Georgi; KHRISTEVA, Mariia,
inzh.
Cbaracteriatics of matut, and their influence on the flame
during combustion. Tekhnika Bulg 13 no. 2: 19-20 164*
1& "Druzhba" Glass Factory.

BUKHCHEV, I.
Repairing the radiators of the tractor motors. p. 20.
(Mashinizirano ZewMelie, Vol. 8, no. 1. Jan. 1957, Bulgaria)
SO: - Monthly List of East European Accessions (VAL) LCj, Vol.
62 no. 69 June 1957,, Uncl.

BUKHCHEV, I.
Examining the angle of injected fuel of DT-% motor. p. 23.
(Mashinizirano Zemedelis, Vol. 8, no. 1, Jan. 1957, Rdgaria)
SO: Monthly List of East Ewopean Accessions (EML) LC, Vol. 6,
no. 6, June 1957, Unel.

13MICHEV, 1.
Correct distribution of the time periods for
repairing the
machines for plant protection. p. 14.
'IASHIKZIRANO ZMEDMIE. Vol. 7. no. 7. July 1957.
.'-'Sofij.a,
Bulgaria
SOURCE: East European Accessions List. (EEAL) Library
of
Congress, Vol. 6. No. 1, January 1957

BUKHCHEV, Iv.., insh.
I machines for farminge Nauket i tekh xWezh .14
no-5:20-21
MY 162,,

BUKHCHEV, Iv.,Ansh..
Portable.. sidewalks,. -Houlm I tekb s-itladash
-no.10:9 161.
(Transportation)

-1~ STOIANOV, Khr.;BEBIN, N.
Traction characteristics of a tractor with
hydraulic
tranamission.~ Izv mekh selsko stop BAN no.
2:39-63 162.

UEJEDRUKE . - -
MT KE
B
Now aratem for calculating turnover taxes and billing
purchasers
of cereal prnduct9._Nttk.-elev.pro", 25 no.6:28-?9 Je '59.
(Cereal products) (MIRA 12:9)

KiMOT9 Y&,; NAMLI19 K;. 0 x,; mnin, zetonebtya sm); miumv,
A,; Plascims" 3*
Improve "cord ko9plvS In grain tong** Make-olov, pros* 26
noe 10:
28-30 0'60, (NM 13:10)
1, Livewskowe sembebUstuare umvIonlyo khleboprodWdow (for
radukow, lkrgollu)o 2, 01&YiWy lusbover Vpravlonlys, pe
prlyeuko
1 sokhranuoutl jermovyM4, mollokvwkk bdltur I mortowykh
"swan
Mulaterstva kbloboproduktav Usakhokoy SSR (for Nowlaw)o
3, Belotmortovsksla realizateloungs, bass (for Plebabots).
(orals

YE.LIN, A.; SELYAKOV, 4.; VISKIN, S.; LOYKO, N.; BIJKHGALTER B
VOROMOV., I.; SPERARSKIY, N.
Improvement of planning in the meat industry. Hias. ind.
SSSR 32 no./+:33-37 161. (MIRA 11+:9)
1. Astrakhanskiy myasokombinat (for Yelin). 2. Kazgipromyas-
omolprom (for Selyakov). 3.- Kharlkovskiy myasokombinat (fox.
Viskin). 4. Leninskiy myasokombinat (Kemerovskiy sovnarkhoz)
(for Bukhgalter). 5. Novgorodskiy myasokombinat (for joronkov).
6. Buryatskiy sovnarkhoz (for-Speranskiy).
(Meat industry)

BMGALTER, V. D.
BaWigalter, V. D. - "Investigation or the Heat Insulating and
Water-proofing Proportion
of H~droyhobie-ksh,in the Constructionsof Subterranean Heat
Lines." Min Hightr Education
USSR,'Noscow Order of labor Rod Bamwr Engineering-Construction
Inat JMUJ V. V.
Kuybyahevp Moscowp 1955 (Dissertation for Us Degree of Candidate
in Techal,cal Sciences)
SO& Yaizhnaya letopial, No 24, 11 June 1955, Moscow, Pages 91-104

8 14 4 li C- "Zi /- W., V,- 0~'.
ZHUKOT. D.Ve. kand. tekhn. nauk; BUKHGALTA, V.D,
Methods of drying planter and interior walls of buildings.
Nov. tekh.
I pared. op, v stroi, 19 no.9:10-14 S '57. (KIRA 10ill)
(Plastering) (Drying apparatus)
I

BUI-01GALTER, V.D., kand.takhn.nauk
4-- -
Drying and beating buildings constructed during winter.
Nov. t6kb.
i pared. op. v stroi. 20 no-10:9-13 0 158- (MIRA 11:10)
(Drying apparatus)

BUIRGALTIR, V,, kand.tokhn.nauk
Beating units designed by the Scientific Research
Institute Do.
2000 Stroltell 'no.3-IS14-3.3 N 1600' OUMA 13: 4)
Mating)

VOLGHEK, I.Z., inzh.; BUKHGALTFR, V D., inzh.; KUZNETSCIT,
G.F., inzh.
Manufacture of asbestcs-sil-icate insulating articles. Mont. i
spets. rab. v stroi. 24 no.5:13-15 My 162. (MIU 15:5)
1. Nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut stroitellnoy
prcmysliiennosti
i Gla~%rteplcmontazh. - -
-%'Insulating materials)

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DANILOV, S. U.; 14ATVEY-bV, V. M.*. BUrfiGALTER, V. 1:
"On the Theory of the Nitration of Cellulose," Zhur. Obshch.
Xhim., 10, Nos. 5-6,
1940. Laboratory for the Chemical Treatment of Cellulose
Leningrad Chemico-
Technological Institute.
Report U-1526, 24 Oct 1951

S/191/60/000/002/009/012
B027/BO58
AUTHORSt Bukhgalter, V. I., Severovostokova, Ye. B.
TITLE: Optimum Conditions in the Processing of Thermoplastic
Material
PERIODICAL: Plasticheskiye massy, 1960, No. 2, Pp. 44-47
TEXT: The authors deal with a method for determining the flow
of polymer
melts, permitting their production directly on rod presses;
temperature
conditions and yield stress are the same as may be observed
during pro-
cessing of polymerso Starting from the rheological principles
(Newton's
law), an experimental apparatus was built, warranting the
plastic flow of
the melt and a sufficient rate of heating of the polymer to a
certain
temperature, the yield stresses being similar to those in
practice. P. A.
Rebinder already mentioned this system. Two types of
polyethylene wer6
used as experimental material, i.e., a high-pressure and a
low-pressure
product. The test results with both these products showed the
analytical
dependence between the mean flow velocity S and the yield
stress 'r at a
certain temperature of the meltp i.e. S = ArK, A and K being
the constants
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Optimum Conditions in the Processing of S/191/60/000/002/009/012
Thermoplastic Material B027/BO58
of the melt. The dependence of the apparent viscosity of the melt on
its
temperature may be expressed as oq - BeAt, 3 and 11 being the constant
empiric values for the polymer given. There are 8 figures and 9 Soviet
references.
I
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5/191/62/000/012/00'9/015
BIOI/BIB6
AUTHORS: Bukhgalter, V. I., Severovostokova, Ye. Ye.
TITLE. Application of rheologic analysis in the processing of
thermoplastics
MIODICAL: Plasticheskiye massy, no. 12, 1962', 32-36
TEXT: Previously (Plast. massy, no. 2, 44; 1960) the authors had
described a method for the plotting of the rheologic curves shearing
rate,
9, versus shear stress, i, or apparent viscosity versus a. In this
paper
the curves are discussed for high-pressure ethylenev ethylene propylene
copolymer, block polystyrene, emulsion polystyrene, and CH-28 (SN-26)
styrene acrylonitrile copolymer and their-practical use is shown fcr
calculating the pressure in the.extruder and for choosing the extruder
die
and the extrusion temperature. The following indications are stated for
calculating r and a in die6 of simple geometrical form: circular-
2
orifice: T - PD/4L dynes/cm , a 0 32Q/nD3 sec-% where L is the length
and
D.the diameter of the orificeg and Q is the volume rate of extrusion;
2
slot with parallel walls: IT-a PH/2.15L, a 5-58Q/WH , where R is the
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S/191/62/000/012/009/015
Application of rheologic analysis B101[B186
internal height and W tile wid-th of the slot; annular orifice:
T P(R-r)/2-15L, s = 5-5f3Q/R(R + r)(R - r? where R is the outer and r
th: inner radius of the annalar orifice. It is-sho;wn that the change
in,--
viscosity brought about by heating the plastic is negligible for the
friction at the die walls, sihce its effect is Athin the experimental
error using rheologic curves the extrusion conditions can be
adjusted to suit the variable properties of the material, but the
quality of the extrusion product has to be checked visually. There are
6 figures and 3 tables.' The English-language references are: E. C.
Bernhardt (editor)4 Processing of Thermoplastic materials, Reinhold
Publishing Corporation, N. Y., 1959; D. J. Week, British Plastics, 31,
no. 49 156 (1958).

BUKHGALTM. V.I.; GRIBKOVA, V.I.
Reaction of ce.Uqloo6 eatere with plasticizers.
063.
(Cellulose esters)
(Plasticizers)
Fliwt.masay no.404,30'
(WRA 16*.4)

BUKHGALTFR, V.I.; PIROZHNAYA, L.N.; SAMIN, B.I.;
SFRGEYEVA,.N.I.
Study of~olyermization-kinetica of polyacrylates by
the methods
electric.-cQndur.lu-ivity,.infrered-.Bpectroseopy,
and viscosimetry.
Vysokom. ooed. 6 no.1:118--M Ja'64. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut
polimerizatsionnykh
plastmass.

AUTHOR: Bukhgendler, K. (Tirana, Albania).
50-.5t3-3_1-q/'22.-'
TITLE: The Hydrometeorological Service of Albania on the
Upgrade
(Gidrometeorologicheskaya sluzhba Albanii na pod"yeme)
PERIODICAL: Meteorologiya i Gidrologiya, 1958, Nr 3, pp.
68-69
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The first meteorological station of Albania was
established
in the harbor Durret's (Durazzo.) in 1868. In 1888 the mew
teorological observations began at Shkoda and in 1924 in
Tirana. Since 1930 various offi,,.es and private persons
be.
gan to establish stations and observation. posts at which
observations were mainly performed asahobby by teachers
and agronomists. In the year 19'52, when the number of stan
tions and posts increased to 3o, a group of three persons,
which took over the yjanakd 41rection of these stations,
was formed in the Office for Water Economy. During the
occupation of 41bania (first by Italy - 1939 and later by
Germany - 1934) the occupation forces established meteoro-
logical stations exclusively for military urgses,,ne the
Card 1/2 airports of Shkoar., Kor(,e*',' *ndkasW~ VlonZ
ucove TnY

The Hydrometeorological Service of Albania 50-58-;3-1.9/22
on the Upgrade
the synoptical service in Tirana. The observation data
of these stations were kept, but the synoptical archives
were burned in a bombing-raid on Tirana.WlwAiie b~drm
meteorological service was handed over to the Albanian
'If .. the number of stations and observation posts
army.
in the year 1938 areassumed as loo%, the following dy-
namics of the rise is obtained: 1945-113%; 1948-219%;
1957-471'1;.
On the whole the extent of work of the hydrometeorologi=
cal network and its staff of collaborators in the time
between 1938 and 1957 increased 5o-fold. The hydrometeoro.
10giGal sector treated an extensivo material on alluvial
deposits, temperature, water consumption etc.,and edited
a "Several Years Bulletin" (Mnogoletniy byulletent) for
the time from 1947 to 1955 where the data on all rivers,
lakes and seas of Albania are to be found.Albania at pre=
sent participates in the International deophysical Year.
I.. -'Mdt4oi6io&--:A'lV&da 2. Weather station--Dev~!lcpment
Card 2/2

13UKHGSPP4&- .,arkhl,tektor; NIAfATOVA, Te.Y.
inzhener; POPOV. V.I.
datellstva; STSPANOYA, E.S.,tekhaichaskiy redaktor
[Use of precast concrete construction in building
mul%4-story Ind"trial structures] PrImeneals ebornykh
zhelizo'betonufth konstruicteii pri stroitel'stve
mnag6etazhnykh proaWshlennykh zdanit. Moskva. Goo.
izd-vo
lit-~rj pio stroit. i arkhit.. 1957. 37 p. (MIRA
10:5)
(Precast concrete construction)
(Printing plants)

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t wmb

lnfftw with loom wut, &*im the de"ic P-ent of the plants

raimed from thmml-ft Ph*. Lroiaar..
pp.

1935. [ReMnd.Jaly, ~19~6-1

An account n vven of experinmats
in Moscow, in which amd-grain,
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smilmoo NMI] you ~mm soaW for 24 boars in water
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The resolts domw that
,C- smot-iftfft*d grain$ met not

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to the action of frost which did no

kin the myceli
um inside the grains. A slight reduction (57.2 as againA

OW4
61-8
per cent.) was noticed in the percentage of smutted cam due to
woo

the fact that the plants raised from the treated wed on the
ar"Ap

cWtairdmi 44 tillers as against 3.35 in the infected
controls.

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from Pests and Diseases,
1936.
SO: SIRAY SI 90-53, 15 December 1953

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ItContemporary Methods of Controlling Ru!~t In Grain Crops,"
Zashchita Rastenii,
no. 12, 1937, pp. 11-34. 1+21 P9412, ,
30: SM11 S1,90-53, 15 December 1953

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"Root Disea~- FlnCl" (p.296) b,-,,~ Garrat, S. D. M.A., D. D.
U.S.A.
(sic), 1117 pa-c-s) Revieweii ':.I,y A. N. BukhC L-%
L
46
SO: A~vancps In Mo~ern Bit-16 (Usrelihi Sovremmemicd BioloEii-)
Vol. 2, 1~
;A.

PUCHGWYI' A. 1%
"Plant Diseases 11 SelIskokhozIaistvennaia Kntsiklor)ediia State
Publishinf,
House of Agricultural Literature, Rfoscow, Ed. 3,vol. 1, 1.949,
::;p. 219-222.
30.1 Se4Z Ed. 3
SO: SIRAI, SI 90-53, 15 December 1953

GRlCGHKIN, V~P A.N*, nauchgyy red.: KOGAN, M.I., prof., vedushchi7
red, ~' ~7v
[Studios on the bloloff of'foreat posts] Ocherkl po biolo"gii
vredite-
101 lam. Moskva, Imd-Vo- Hoak. ob-va ispytatelet prirody, 1951.
14.9 p.
(Materialy k poznanitu fauny i flory.SSSR. Otdal zoologichaskii,
noo,31). (MIRA 11:3)
(Forest insoots)

ABMIOV, Konstantin Konstantinovich; BUKHGEYM,
Lev Ernestovich;
MALYSHEV, Aleksandr Ivanovich; Sift
"`Vikto-~-Isaakovich;
SHUMILIN, Nikolay Pavlovich; HUINIKOV, P.V.j
otv. red.;
K014ARO"A, Ye.V., rode
[Special measurements in wire commmication3
Spetsiallrys
izmereniia v provodnoi sviazi. [By] K.K.Abramov
i dr. Mo-
skva, SviazI, 1965. 231 P. (MMA 18:5)

f3vKtA G. 01-
ZUSWV, Gavrlil lonstantluovich, 1837-1935.
[Seoretical machuloal Tooretichealmla mekhanlim. lzd- 3.
poamertnoe, pod red. B.H.Bukhgolltua i V.K.Golltsums. M,
Go*.
isd-vo tekhn.-tsor*tlch. lit-ry, 1946. (WA 7:5)
(Keebanics)

BTJMrj0L I T-IS 1410LAY NIDL&VICH, 1. M. VOR0'TKIIV and A* P.
MINAKOV
Sbornik zadach po teoreticheskoi mekhanike. Izd- 3.,, perer i
dopoln. Lop.
v kachestve uchebn. posobiia dlia universitetov. Moskvaj
Gostekhizdat, 1949.
275 diagrs.
Collection of problems in theoretical mechanics.
DLC: QA809.BB5 1949
SO: Manufacturing and Mpchanical Engineering in the Soviet
Union, Library
of Congress, 1953.

BUKHGOLITS, Nikolay Nikolayevich; TARG, S.M.;
MARKUZON, 1.A., red.
[Fundamental course on theoretical mechanics]
Osnavnoi
kurs teoretichaskoi mekhaniki. Izd.6, parer. i
dop. S.M.
Targom. Moskva, Nauka. Part 1. 1965. 467 P.
(MIRA 1911)

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ZIJKHIGOL ITS P--NIXOLP.'Y "IIIC!2~JEVIC~Hi. M. VORONKI)'T
AND A. P. 2,11NA-KOV
Sbornik zadach po teoreticheskoi mekhanike. (SpetsialInye
posobiia
dlia vyssh. shkoly) I~Ioskva, Gosizdat, 1952? 284 p.
diagrs.
Bibliography: P. 3-4.
Collection of problems in theoretical mechanics.
DLC: QAVO9.B65 1925
SO: Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering in the Soviet
Union, Library
of Congress, 1953.

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SOURCE CODE: UR/0044/66/000/003/VD77/VO77
OR: Bukhitollts, N. V.; D'yachenko, v. r.; Lazarev, V. G.;
Chernyshev, K. K.;
0v, V. &I-.
SOURCE: Sb. Vychisl. sistemy. Vyp. 18. Novosibirsk, 1965, 119-137
E: On the problem of economy of a computer operating memoryl,,C,
: Ref. zh. Matematika, Abs. W371
TAGS: computer memory, computer programing, computer storage device
HSLATION: An application for computer storage of programs and
constants used for
automatic control of a constant memory makes it possible to decrease
the volume of
operating memory. The problem is solved without introducing changes
in the progra
find an image of the set of program variablea in'its field of
operation such that
number of operating cells is a minimum. To construct this image, a
space-time dia
m in made up of traces of variables and their projections, making it
possible to
bine the addresses of different variables. Theorems are proved on
the minimum num-
of addresses of variables in the program. A block diagram for the
program of mini
,img the number of memory calls is given. Offered as an example is a
program for th
putation of square roots requiring five operating cells. A
programmer of aveMe
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skill used 8 cells. The method set forth here is applicable to
ready-made programs,
in systems of autcmatic programing, and in the design of
specialized computers. 6
figures, 10 refere ea. Yu. M.
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AUTHOR: Bukhgol'ta. N. V.: D'Yachenko, V. F.; La,.,are v V. G.; q!
Sharov, V.
TITLE: The~economy of,digital computer memory
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Avtomat telemekh i vychisl tekhn, Abs. 3B64
REF SOURCE: Sb. Vychisl. sistemy. Vyp. 18, Novosibirsk, 1965, 119-137
TOPIC TAGS: computer memory, computer program logic, computer
design, digital
computer
ABSTRACT: The use of read-only memory units for program and
constants storing in
automatic control computers makes it possible to reduce the volume
of immediate-access
storage units. Without introducing changes in the existing programs,
the proble Im of
mapping a set of program variables on its operating field is solved
in order tolobtain
a minimum number of working cells. The method is applicable to
automatic programming
systems, to complete programs# and to special-purpose computer
design. [Translation
of abstract] 6 illustrAtions and bibliography of 10 titles. Yu. H,
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LYALIKOV,, Nikolay Ivar4vichjBUXRG)LtTS,,O.E.''RODIONOVA, F.A.,
red.;
- TYUTYUNNIK" S.G., red, kart; BORISKIYA, V.I., red. kart;
TSIIWLINITSKIY, N.P.p tekhn. red.
[Zconomic geograpby ofthe U.S.S.R.1 textbook for the ninth grade
of the secondary school] Skonomichookaia geografiia SSSR:
uchebnik
dlia IX klassa srodnei 3bkoly. .Izd.5., ispr. Mo&vatGos.uchebno-
pedagog.izd-vo M-va Prom, RSFSR, 1961. 310 p. IRA 14:12)
(Geograp)W,, Economic)

BIARGOLITS, 0,E,
Interdepartmental conference on the population
geography.
Geog. v shkole 25 no-3:84-85 MY-Je 162. (1111RA
15:7)
(Russia-Popu:La'%,ioii--Congresses)

BUKHGOLITS, O.E.
Prospects for the development and distribution,of the
natN nal
economy of the U,S.SeR. in 1960-1980; according to the
materials
of the 22d Congress of the CPSU. Geog. v shkole 25
no-5:2-7
S-0 162. (MIRA 15J:9)
(Russia-Economic policy)

I
LYALIKOV, Nikolay Ivanovich; BUKHGOLITS 0 F,~-
KOZL&, Mj., red.;
G.
RODIONOVAp F.A., ;4~ '; red.-kart; BORISKINA,
V.I., red. kart; TSIRULINITSKIY, N.P., tekhn. red.
(Economic geography of the U.S.S.R.; textbook for
the ninth
grade of the secondary school] Ekonomichoskaia
geografiia
SSSR; uchebn1k d1la 9 klassit arednet shkoly. Isd.3.
Mookwat
Woodgis, 1959. 342 P. ; (MRA 16:7)
(Geoiraphy, Economic)

EMOOLIT L japenere
Washing away waste rock fron a rock du*, Kast.ud.6
no.20-9-
10 F 1570 au 10W
(WasVproducts) (Coal ulnas and mining) (Mine pujaps~

-I -I _~ - ___ ---If--, - -_ - -_ __ - -
_j I L_ I ---- )
k G, I Y , - -
SMORODIIJSKIY, Yx.M.. knndidnt tvkhnicheskikh nnuk; ZNAICNOK,
R.T., inzhemsr;
BUKHGOLITZ, V.P., in%hener.
Protection of electric motors by the use of a totalizer with
symaetrical
components. Ugel' 31 no-8:38-40 Ag 156. (MLRA 9:10)
(Electricity in mining.) (Electric motors) (Automatic control)

F,
1=111TTS,V, in2h.
PuMn with subarsible motors. Mast ugl. 7 no.10:20-?l 0 058.
Otna pumps) (MIRA 11:11)
f

.14(5) SOV/118-59-2-5/26
'AUTHOR: Biikbgolfts, V.P., Engineer
TITLE: Telemechaiaization of Dispatcher Control in Mines
(Telemekhanizatsiya dispetcherskogo kontrolya v
shakhtakh)
PERIODICAL: Mekhanizatsiya i avtomatizatsiya proizvodstva,
1959,
Nr 2, pp 19-22 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Laboratoriya avtomatiki VUGI (Laboratory of Auto-
matics of the VUGI) has developed a noncontact tele-
mechanical pulse system of dispatcher control with
time division qf channels, based on the principle of
frequency an& voltage phase preservation at any mo-
ment and in various circuit points. The synchronism
of the transmitting and receiving devices is auto-
matically s-ecured. The transmitting arrangement
contains 3 peak transformers, fed from a three-phase
network, can transmit from 6 to 12 pulses, differing
in polarity or*phase, i.e. can control from 6 to 12
signals. If connecting the peak transformers, the
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SOV/118-59-2-5/26
Telemechanization of Dispatcher Control in Mines
signals. The receiving arrangement accordingly con-
tains from 3,to 6 peak transformers, of which the-
pulses are in step and cophased with the peak trans-
former pulses of the transmitting arrangement. The
Institut avtomatiki i telemekhaniki AN SSSR (Institute
of automation and Telemechanics of the AS USSR)
has developed a telecontrol system using magnetic
cells with a rectangular hysterisis loop as noncon-
tact distmibutors. The system is babed on the time
division of telesignals and has more signals than
the VUGI system, but the signal increase reducea the
operating speed of the system. The Institut Dongiproug-
lemash (the Dongiprouglemash Institube) has developed a
system of dispatcher telesignaling with frequency divis-
ion of the telesignals. The superiority of the DTS-1
dispatcher control system consists in the working control
of traveling mechanisms, of which the starters are far
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SOV/118-59-2-5/26
Telemechanization, of Dispatcher Control in Mines
center. An evaluation of these systems will be possible
only after operational tests in mines. In 1957 the
Dnepropetrovskiy savod-selenovykh vypryamiteley (the
Dnepropetrovsk Selenium Rectifier Plant) produced
dispatcher control apparatus of the type TMK-l and
TMK-2, which have been successfully tested in the
"Oktyabrlskaya revolyutsiya" mine of the "Rostovu-
goll" Combine. There are 6 diagrams.
3/3

BUKHOOLITS. V.P.. inzh.; FEMYOZOV. P.S., inth.
I -- - - , "
relsy with automtlo voltage supply. Besop. truds, v proms
3 noo6:25-27 Je 159, (KIRA 12:10)
Ollectric relam' (Blectricity In mining-Safety measures)
'... I

BUKHGOLITS. V.P.: PAWOZOV. P.S.
Introducing automatic control of mine pumping systems
with use
of electrode transducers. Shakht.strot. no.11:28-31 N
'59.
(MIRA 13'. 3)
1. Insiltut rornogo del& AN SSSR (for Bukhgollts). 2.
Shakhta
No.13/15 tresta Shchakimigoll (for Perevosov).
(MIng pumps) (AutomatIc control)

A--
jL V-P
PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5473
Gornoye delo; entaiklopedicheakiy spravochnik. t. 8: Statsionarnoye
elektromekhanicheskoye oborudovaniye. Elektroanabzheniye shakht
(Mining Industry; an Encyclopedic Handbook. v. 8: Stationary Electro-
mechanical Equipment. Electric Power Supply to Mines) Moscow,
Goagortekhizdat, 1960. 784 p. - Errata @Up inserted. 18, 500 copies
printed.
Chief Ed.*: A. M. Terpigorev (Deceased);Members of the Editorial
Board:
A. L Baranov, F. A. Barabariov 636ceased). A. A. Boyko. V. K. Buchnev.
~- N. Zayti3ev, Deputy Chief Edel:L K. Kit- and N. V. Mellnikov; 1. N.
Plaksin.. N. M. Pokrovskiy. A. A. Skochinskiy Weceased), A. 0. Spiva-
kovskiy, L K. Stanchenko. A. P. Sudoplatov. A. V. Topchiyev. S. V.
Troyanskiy. A. K. Kharchenko. L. D. Shevyakov and M. A. Shchedrin;
Editorial Board for this volume: Reap. Ed.: F. A. Barabanov; Deputy
Resp. Ed.: Z. M. Melamed.* N. A. Arzamuov, G. M. Yelanchik, V. K.
Yefremov.. B. L Zanadych. L M. Zhumakhov. N. A. Letov. P. P. Nesterov,
L A. ftbi,~,ich. K. L Skorkin. said V. A. Sumchenko; Authors: 0. A.
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Babak, Candidate of Technical Sciences. V. D. Belyy. Professor,
Doctor of Technical Sciences. K. S. Borlsenk6, Candidate of Technical
Sciences. A. G. BorumensIdy, Candidate of Technical Sciences, L V.
Brusilovskiy. Candidatq of Technical Sciences, A.R. Bushel', Candl-
date of Technical Sciences. V P- Bukh 11t9. Engineer. M.N.
Vasilevskiy,
Candidate of Technical SctencesTA_.1q-. as kovskly, EnginVer. B. N
Vlasenko, Engineer. L Ya. Gershikov, Engineer. V. 0. Geyer, Pro;.ssor'
Doctor of Technical Sciences, A. D. Dlmashko, Engineer. V. S. Dulin,
Candidate of Technical Sciences. L L. Lokshin. Engineer. B. M.
Melamed.
En eer, Yu. A. Mikheyev, Engineer. V. P. Morozov. Engineer, M. L
gin
Mushkatin. Engineer, V. S. Pak, Academician. L M. Perskaya, Engineer.
N.M. Rusanov. Candidate of Technical Sciences, G.P. Savel'yev, Candl
date of Technical Sciences. Ya. M. Smorodinskly. Candidate of
Technical
Sciences, K. A. Ushakov, Honored Scientist and Technologist.
Professor.
Doctor of Technical Sciences. B. M. Furmanov. Engineer, and W. N.
Cher-
nav)dn.~ Engineer. Edo. Y&. AL Drozdov. Engineer. B. L Zasadych.
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L&
Mining Industry (Cont.) SOV/5473
Candidate of Technical Science's. N. S. Karpyshev, Candidate of
Technical
Sciences, W. A. Letov, Candidute of Technical Sciences, Z. M. Melamed.
Candidate of Technical Sciences. Yu. A. Mikheyev. Engineer, V. P.
Morozov, Engineer, V. L Polikovskiy. Professor, Doctor of Technical
Sciences, L A. Rabinovich. Engineer, M. S. Rabinovich, Candidate o
Technical Sciences. LA. Raskin. Engineer.'V. S. Tulin, Engineer,. S.
Ye.
Unigovskiy. Engineer, K. A. Ushakov, Honored Scientist and
Technologist,
Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences, M. M. Shemakhanov, Candidate
of Technical Sciences. P. F. Shishkov. Candidate of Technical
Sciences.
and V. B. Yablonovskly. Engineer; Edo. of Publishing House: N. A.
Arzamasov and T. L Ryballnik; Tech. Ed. - V. L. Prozorovskaya and
M. A. Kondratlysva~.
PURPOSE: Ibis handbook to intended for mining and mechanical
engineers as
well as for other skilled personnel of the mining industry concerned
with
the handling and operation of various installations awkd equipment
used In mines.
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Mining Industry (Cont.) SOV/5473
COVERAGE: Volume VIII of the mining handbook contains detailed
informa-
tion on mine hoisting Installations. machines and equipment, mine
venti
lation units. duct systems, dewatering facilities. various types of
pumps.
rapiM stations, and the automatic remote control of these
pu=p meters, pr
units. ne handbookL aLso &~scribea and explains the operaticin of the
air
compression units and compressors. Heat-generating and heat-supply
equipment of mines Is deacribedas are the electric power supply
systems
and other electrical equipment such as transformers, power
distribution
systems, and grounding devices. Telephone'communication and signaling
systems used in mines are also treated. No personalities are
mentioned.
Each part of the handbook is accompanied by references, mostly Soviet.
TABLE OF CONTENTS ( Abridged 1:
PART L MINE HOISTING UNITS
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Mining Industry (Cont.) SOV/5473
Ch. .XI. Grounding Devices and Protectives Systems
(Bukhgollts,
V. P.) ----- -- ---1---- 715
Ch. XII. Electric Energy Consumption in Coal Industry
Installations
(Melamed, B. M.) 724
Ch. 01. Saving on Electr*ic Power and the Increase of the
Power
Factor ~Melamed, B. M.) 735
Ch. ]UV. Local Electric Power Stations at Coal Industry
Installations
(Mushkatin, M.I., Engineer) 746
PART VII. TELEPHONE COMMUNICATION AND
INDUSTRIAL SIGNALING IN MINES
(B.M. Furmanov,... Engineer)
Ch. I. Types of Communication and Signaling in Mines 755
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BUKHGOLITS, V.P., istarshiy naucbnyy sotrudnik
Automation of counting and control in mine railroad traneportation.
Gor. Shur. no.4:49-52 Ap 160. (MIRA 14:6)
Is Institut gornogo dela AN SSSR*
Mine railroade)
tomatic control)
M

V.P.f st,arsbiy :oI-I%j-"!.iIIC
3i%ae unit for the anulc-a-a',ioii v7 T!.ino :Lnitinzge.
Gor.-mw.
74 Je '60. (MIJA 11~: ',,))
1. Institut gor-noL;o -',Pla Ar! L-yui,ertsy Mookovskoy
oblasti.
(Vdne draim-o) (Automatic control)

BMI[MOLITS, V.P nzh.
Computing dev'ices-for dispatcher cvntrc,l in mines.
Mekh.i avtom.
proiz. 14 n0,6:34-37 Je '6o. .(MLRA 13: 7)
..( Xlectronic-digital computors)
(Kining engineering)

BUKHGOLITS, V.P.,:
The S3D-2 differential pulse counter.
Biul.tekh.-ekon.inform.
no-10-:48-50 161- O-MM .14: 10)
(Electric imtruments)

BUKHGOLITS31 V.P,
Concerning the protection of electric motors. From.energ.
16
no.,11:20-23 N 161. (IMU 14:10)
,(Electric motors) (Electric protection) II
v

-- BUKHGOLITS,
Industrial testing of remote control systems for
the T~E-4
dispatcher control and car recording apparatus.
Ugoll 36
no.10-.40-43 0 161. (MIM 14:12)
1. Institut gornogo dela im. AJL. Skoch-;nskogo.
(Remote control)
(Coal mines and mining-Equipment and supplies)

~'B~UKHGO~L inzh.
Study or the networks of contactiess transducirs for use on
railToad tracks.. Makh.'i avtom* V gornoi prom. no.2:37/,-399
162, (HIRk 16:1)
(Mine rallmda-ftectric eWpment)
(TransAue'SPSY

BUKHGOLITS, V.P., kand.tekhn.nauk
Higb-opeed contactless pedal. Aytom.teles.i as' no.3'
15-17 Mr 163.
(MIRA 16:2)
(Railroads-Mectric b
,quipsent)

POSPEIAN, Leonid Petrovic4i BUKHGOLITS V P kand*
tekhn. nauk,
retsenzent; BEWGRO-W-
.. V.A., retsenRent; KHORINEVY
L.P., retsenzent; MIRSKAYI, V.V., red.i2d-va;
ILOINSMA,-"
G.11.j tekbu. red.
(lutonatic and remote control in mines]
Rudnicbnaia avto-
matika i telemekhanika. Moskva, Gosgortekhizdat,,
1963.
414 P. (MM 16:12)
(Mining machinery-Electric driving)
(Automatic control)
. (Remote control)

BUKHGObITS, V.P., kand.tekhn.nauk, TIKHOMIROVA, Z.T.,
inzh.
y
Graphoanalytic method of designing a magnetic circuit
with a large
air space. Mekh. i avtom. v gor. prom. no.3t267-287
163.
(MIRA 16; 10)

BUKHGOLITSp V.P.v kand. tekhn. nauk; KOBEVNIKp V,F.
Telemechanical apparatus in ndnev of the
Dzerzhinskiy Trust.
Gor. zhur. no.7:50-54 n 163o , (MIRA 16:8)
1. Institut..gornego dela in. Skochinakogo (for
Bukhgollts).
2. Glavn37 energetik Dzershinskago gosudarstvennogo
tresta
zhelezorudnoy promphlennosti, Krivoy Rog (for
Kobevnik).

TIKKOMIROVAO Z.T., inzh.; BUKMLITS, V.P., kand. tekhn.
nauk
Calculation of the perceance of an inducti" transducer
with complex configuration. ElektricheBtro no.3-1:72-75
N 163, (MIRA 16: 11)
1. Vsesojuzmyy saochMy energetiebankly institut (for
Tikbowi.rova). 2. Institut gornogo dela izeni
Skochinskogo.

BUKHGOLITS, V.P., kand.teklin.nauk
Noncontact rail transducers. VekhJ avtotft. proizv.
17 no. 3t
33-34 Mr 163. (141RA 17:9)

j4jTS,,.,Na1,entin Petrovich; VEREMIYEV,
V.M., red.
BUKILC~Q
---- I. ..........I.....-
[circuit track pickups for autornatic
control in rail
transportation] Putevye datchiki
avtoraticheskogo
kontrolia na rellsovom transporte. Mo,-,kva,
Energiia,
1965. 79 p. (Biblioteka po avtomatike,
no.1.37)
(K[ HA IS: 6)

BUKHGOWTS V.P., kand. takhn. nauk; DRANNIKOV, Yu.A.,
inzh., KORSAK, V.Yu.
~- -111-Y.-- , Z I
Use of remote contTol in the "Zapollarnyill r-drip.
Gor, zhijr.
no.10:65-68 0 165. (MTM 189-111)
1. Institut gornogo dala Am. A.A. Skochinakogo (for
Bukbgollts,
Drannikov). 2. Glavny-I energetik rudnika "Zapolyarryy"
Norill-
skogn ornometallurgicheskogo komblinata Im. A.F.
Z.RveiVag'Lna (for
Kors ~.

BORISOV, V.T., kand*fiziko-matematicheakikh nauk;,,Ll~
Bill, A.L. kand.
fiziko-matematicheakikh nauk
Mechanism of the growth of metal crystals.
Probl,metalloved.i
fiz.met. no.7-.363-374 162. (IMU 15:5)
(Metal cr7sta:Ls--Grovth)

TAYNSh?BYN, N.. sayor-, BUKHIN. B., inshener-myor.
Training roentgenmeter with a gas sister. Toon.vest. 37
no.8:63-64
Ag 157. (KIRA 10-10)
(luelear counters)

PHASE I BOOK EQWITATION wy/3862
Raschety na, prochnost': teoreticheskiye i eksperlmntaltnyye isalp
-10vaniYa
procbnosti mashinostroitel'nMkonstruktsiY; ebornik statey., v7p. 5
(Strength
Analysis; Theoretical and Experimental 1mvestigations of the
Strength of
Machine Elements; Collection of Articless No. 5) Moscow., Nwbgiz.9
1960.
298 p. Errata slip inserted. 5jOOO copies printed.
Ed.: V.N. Arbuzov, Candidate of Technical Sciences; Ed. of
Publishing Bwase:
L.N. Dwilov; Tech. Ed.: B.I,, Nodell; Managing Ed. for Literatuire
on
General Technical and Transport Machine Building (Msbgiz): A.P.
Noz1ar,,
Engineer; Editorial Board: G.S. Glusbkov., Doctor of Technical
Sciences.,
Professor; V.M. Nakushin, Candidate of Technical Sciences, Docent
(Secz~etary);-
S.D. Ponomarevj, Honored Scientist and Technologist of the RS=j,
Doctor of
Technical Sciences,, Professor; S.V.-Sereneen., Member of the
Acadear of Sciences-
UkrM,, Doctor of Technical Sciences.. Professor; S.N. Sokolov..
Doctor of
Technical Sciences., Professor; N.D. Tarabasov., Doctor of
Technical Sciencenj,
Professor;and Ye.N. Tikhomirov., Honored Scientist and
Technologist of the
RUM., Professor (Chairman).
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Strength Analysis (Cont.)
sov/3862
PURPOSE: The book is intended for engineers and scientists
specializing in stress
analysis.
COMM=: This collection of 15 articles deals with the design
and calculation of
machine ele W-Pts for strength, rl4gidlty, and stability. The
collection is
divided into'llrOctions; 1) calculation for strength, 2)
stress and strain
analysis, and 3) calculation for stability. Methods and
formulas for calculating
strength parameters am presented. No personalities are
mentioned. References
follow several of the articles.
OF COMMITS:
SEMON 1. IMSM OF PARTS FOR SMOOM AND RIGIDIW
Pbnouarev, S.D. Rigidity of Belleville Springs `Ub4er Elastic
Deflection 3
Load deflection characteristics of Belleville springs and
height-to-
thickness ratios are studied and the respective stress and
fatigue-
loading formulas deduced. A new foroula is presented for
computing
the mwdwm compx ssion stress. The formula is claimed to be
superior, as far as accuracy is concerned,, to the formula
suggested
by A3nen and Laszlo.
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Strength Analysis (Cont.)
sw13862
Bidervans V.L. [Doctor or Technical Sciences]., and B.L. Bukhin
tRogLueerl.
c&1cu;&t&m or Rubberized Pheumetic Shock Absorbers 15
Design or dynamde-vibration rubberized pmusatic shock absorbers
and methods of computing optimal pWaneters for the MSSO-Spring
system are presented. The use or such shock absorbers in wtor
vehicles is also discussed.
Krearmtkovi V.I. [Candidate or Tecbnieal Sciences]., and V.I.
Snianow
[candidate or Technical Sciences]. Construction and Calculation or
Continuous Friction-Gear Transmissions 59
The article deals with the design or miultiplekUsk rriction
clutches and computation or mechanical power traumdesion
narameters, principally those relative to perroruance economics
tr-A-etion losses,, torque capacities., etc.). Design improvements
am suggested.
Nedumov., N.V. [Engineer]. uicuiation or Thin Trapezoidal Mates
Fixed (Constrained] Along the Perimeter 109
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Determination of ultimate load responses in rigidly fixed
thin
trapezoidal platesand an analysis of tension-compression
charac-
teristics am presented. Improved formulas for flexure,
experi-
mentally provens, are deduced.
Yelpatlyevskiy, A.N. [Candidate of Technical Sciences].
Determination
of the Optimm Length of a Thin-Walled Reinforcing Bar
'Plate] 146
Formulas for stress P,d deflection per type of load av
deduced
to determine the opt4mm parameters of the reinforcement.
SECTION 3:1. 817~ MUMIS OF ion ELUMM
Berman,, M.E. (Deceased) [Candidate of Technical Sciencis].
Stresses. in
Circular Coils of Round Cross Section Loaded by an
Arbitrary System
of Forces 155
Strese-strain relations in circular round-vire coils tcoil
springs]
are studied. A new formala, for computing the transverse
stress
distribution is deduced.
Balkinp V.I. (Engineer]. Determination of the Bending
Center in Thick-
Walled Shapes 171
Bending-stress computations for an equilibrim condition am
presented
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and equations for determining the *center of flexureO deduced.
Obodowsklyj, B.A. [Candidate of Technical Sciences, Docent].
Flexure of a Hollow Bar of 91liptical Cross Section 182
Tanpollskiys, A.R. (Candidate of Teebalcol Sciences,. Docent].
SoUtion of the Problen of Torsion of a Bar for One Particular
Case of Anisotropy 191
YAkbonina.. T.N. [RnOneerl. Slastoplastic State of Strain of an
Annular Disk In the Case of Work-Rardening Characterized by
Pbver ftnctlon 232
Load' of specimens vmtil the stress enters the inelastic
range end the pbenomenon of *train-bardeniM Ivork-baAening]
are analyzed for both solid disks and. disks vith a hole in
the center. Theoretical. stress-concentration coefficients
am, deduced.
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SOV/3862
Trwibacbe*,v V,F. (Candidate of Technical Sciences].
Photoelastic Investigation of Stress D:Lstribqtion in
Specimens
Loaded Under Their Own Weight 226
Uie of photoelasticity ln~determlning the effects of stress
concentration and the intensity and direction of the
principal
stresses In selected ImMels are outlined.
SEM= III. CAWMpol 4 FOR DMMMC LOAD
AND FM OMARMLM OF CM%Mw.P3Djuu.
Makusbin,, VJK. One Case of Stability Calculated for a
Compressed
Anamlar Disk 236
An individual case of experimental stress analysis is
reported.
It involves the loading of a coup ased winular disk
[circular
plate]. Critical load coefficients are deftced and
conditions
for stability defined.
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Strength Awaysis (Cont.)
907/3862
Truabachev, V.P. (Candidate of Technical Sciences].
Photoelastic Investigation of Stress Distribution in
Specimens
Loaded Under Their Own Weight 226
Uie of photoelasticity in4etermining the effects of stress
concentration and the intensity and direction of the
principal
stresses in selected todels are out3lued.
BWTMM In. POR VINAM law
AND FOR STABILM OF ZLZNwS
Makushinj, VA. One Come of Stability Calculated for a Cmm;r
assed,
Annular Disk 1 236
An individual case of experiziental stress aml4mis is
reported.
It involves the loading of a c seed annular disk (circular
plate]. Critical load coefficients are deduced and
conditions
for stability defined.
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sov/3862
Trapezinp I.I. (Candidate of Technical Sciencesp Docent].
Stability Conditions for a Thin Conical Bhell Closed at
Top and Under Lateral Hydrostatic Pressure 249
Stsbilit:~ conditions foIr a submrged thin-valled conical
shell exposed to hydrostatic pressure acting sidewise upon
the cone are analyzed and load limits prior to buckling
defined.
Bolotin,, V.V, [Doctor of Technical Sciences,, Professorb
and G* A.
Boychenbo - Wandidate of Faysics and Mathematics,, DDeenti.
Investigition of the Phenomenon of Snapping I[Local
4mastic, loss
of Stability] in Thin Shells Under the Impact of Dynamic
Load 259
Local buckling-snapping strespes effecting thin-walled
elastic
shells am analyzed and equations for stability conditions
derived.
Shcheglov, A.A. [Docent], The Problem of Determining
Critical
[Whirlingl-Speeds of a Sbkft of VaAable Crosi Section
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SM13EI02
Values for critical speeds of a rotating shaft am derived
and the
effects of deflecting forces analyved,
AVAUABIR: Library of Congress
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3/572./60/000/006/002/018
D224/D304
AUTHOR: Bukhin, B. L., Engineer
TITLE; Calculating stresses and deformations appearing in pneu-
matic tires during their rotation
SOURCE: Raschety na prochnOBt'; teoreticheBkiye i eksperimen-
tallnyye issledovaniya prochnosti mashinostroitellnykh
konstruktsiy. Sbornik statey. No. 6, Moscow, 1960,
56-65
TEXT: Free rotation is assumed and the effect of centrifugal for-
ces considered. It is also assumed that the cord threads are not
expansible, and that the stresses in the rubber are small
compared
with those in the threads. Denoting by P the radius of meridian
curvature, q the mass of a unit surface of tire, [7 the total
poten-
tial energy, u the potential of centrifugal forces and p the
inter-
nal pressure, the intensity of centrifugal force Q and total po-
tential energy n are given by
Card 1/3

3/572/60/000/006/002/018
Calculating stresses and ... D224/D304
qrS12 (2) V/
and
U - PAV (3)
The increment of volume of the tire after deformation is determined
up to the terms of the second order in the displacements. The pro-
blem of the displacements reduces to finding the minimum of the in-
tegral with the condition of constant length of the cord; this is
an ordinary iBoperimetric problem and the author uses Ritz's method
for solving it. The author obtains
4?rpp'r. .1 J k2
0 2 1
+ 1 1 12 + j kl + AJ k) (12)
2 3 4
Card 2/3

3/572 60/000/006/002/018
D224 D304
Calculating stresses and ... YM
J k + J l + .1 (1 k2+ j 12) = 0 (13)
5 6 2 7 6
where J1 coo ia are constant for a given tire and must be deter-
mined numerically, The condition of minimum of fl is formulated
and
dl/dk is derived from Eq. (12) by differentiation. The system of
equations is to be solved by taking different values of k and com-
puting 1. Expressions for the forces are derived. An equation for
the zero radius is derived which is to be solved graphically.
Graphs of the results for a 7.50-16 tire obtained by this method
are given and compared with experimental data derived by S. P. Za-
kharov; the agreement is found satisfactory. There are 7 figures
and 1 Soviet-bloc reference.
Qard 3/3

BIDEPWAN9 V.L. (Moskva); QUMIN9 B.L, (Moskva)
Calculating critical rolling speed of pneumatic
tires. Izv. All
SSSR. Otd. tekh.nau Mekh. i mashinostr. no. 1:52-57
Ja-F 161.
(MM 34:2)
(Tiress Rubber-Testing)

S/179/60/000/006/028/036

2081/2135

AUTHORS: Biderman- Ve'L., and Bukhin
B#L.9 (Moscow)'

TITLE: Equilibrium of Rubber-Card Cylindrical Shells

cheskikh
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR,Otdeleniye tekhni

nauk-
Mekhanika i mashinostroyen
iyal-ig6o, No. 6,

pp. 156-158

TEXT: ntinuation of previous work in which
The paper is a c0

j"(Refs 1,-2) the differential equilibrium equation
of a rubber-cord

shell of revolution was obtained, neglecting bending
strains.

In the present paper, the equation for a cylindrical
rubber-cord

shell In derived, taking'into account the energy of the
rubber and

~1'the-bending strains in the rubber-cord.w&ll. It in
assumed that

the fibres of the cords are inextensible for membrane
deformations*

The notation is the same as in the earlier paper (Ref.2).
All

relations for a cylindrical shell can be obtained from those.for a:

shell of revol
ution (Ref.2) if it is assumed that the distance r

-
from the axis of revolution is infinite, and in place of the.

central
angle 0 a new coordinate is taken as the distance on

the generators of
the cylinder, so that dx rde. The profile

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B.L.1 PRASHCHIKINq V.N.
Tires vith removable tread,-A:0tbpr=* no.2:.44 F 161.
(HIPA 24:3)
1
L Nauchno-iosledovatellsidy institut shinnoy prmywaem4tt.
(Automobiloo-Tirea) 1~ :

BIDEFMMp V.L.; MUINp B.L.
Methods for calculating stresses and strain in the elements of a
pasumatic tire. lauch.1 res. 20 no.3:15-20 Mr t6l, (MIRA .14:3)
1. Nauelmo-issle"tel I skiy inatitut shinnoy promyWaonnosti.
(TiresplRubter-Testing) (Strains and stresses)

BIDERMAN, Vadim LIvovich; GUSLITSSR~ Ruvim
LIvovich; ZAKFI00V,
Sergey Petrovich; IqENAKHUV, Boris Viktoravich;
SELEZNRV, I-van Ivanovich; TSUKERBERG, Solomon
Maksimovich;
B~KHRj,_B,.L",.red.; KOGAN, V.V., tekbn. red.
[Motor-vehicle tirfts; design, construction,
testing, and
operation] Avtomobillmye shirW i
konstruk-tsiia, rascbet,
ispytanie.. ekspluatatsiia. [By] V.L.Biderman i
dr. Mo-
skva, Goskhimizdat, 1963. 382 p. (MIU 16:12)
(Motor vehicles-Tires)