SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BYCHKOV, N.N. - BY*CHKOV, S. I.

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BELOBORODOV, A.V., red.; BARYSHNIKOVj A.I.,
red.;_BYCHKOV, N.N.,
red.; KLIMOVA, G.D., red. izd-va; MOCHALINA, Z.S.,
tekhn.
red.
[Construction specifications and
regulations).Stroitellnye
normy i pravila. Moskva, Gosstroiizdat. Pt.2.
Sec.D.
ch.8.[Specifications for planning railroad and
highwW tun-
nels (SNiP II-D.8-62)] Tonneli zheleznodorozhnye i
avtodo-
rozhnye; nomy proektirovaniia (SNiP II-D. 8-62).
1963.,16 p.
(MIRA 16:6)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Gosudarstvennyy komitet
po delam
stroitel'stva. 2. Gosstroy SSSR (for Beloboxodav).
3. Mezhdu-
vedomstvenna-
ya komissiya po peresmotru stroitellnykh norm i
pravil (for Baryshnikov). 4. Gosudarstvannyy
proyektno-
izyskatellnyy institut Ministerstva transportnogo
stroitelf-
stva (for Bychkov). (Tunnels-General)

--BYCHKOV, N.N.,- inzh.
Standard linings of railroad tunnels. Transp.stroi.
15 no.10:47-
49 0 165. (MIRA 18:12)

ByL- -~ -,,, p
,-,,.Cj I - ~ .
I
2- ~,,i67 :rfCl-lVv, !J- F. E.ratkiyo svecioiAya o klurranskoy
pomlo kninno-o ro -,ator~o sls-oturi.
L? - ~:. 1. L,
( Rofer at). Sov. zoo tek I -xd ya, 1949, 110. 3, s - 77-7~1-1' .
SO: Letopis, '70- 32, 1-01-49 -

BYCHKOV, N. P.
Calves
Good text on raising calves ("Raising calves.") Written by A.P.
lurmalyat. Sots.zhiv.
14, no. 9. 1952. (Reviewed by N.P. Bychkov.)
Monthiy List of Russian Accessions, Library of Oongress,
December 1252. Unclassified.

usp/rarm tninals. Cattle Q-1
Abs Jour Ref Zliur - Biol., No 19, 1958, No 88047
Author ;_~ ~vN.P~
Inst Moscow Agricultural Academy imeni K.A.
Timiryazev
Title Breeding the Dairy Cattle Hera in the
Sovldio-- "Gor&i II"
Orig Pub Dukl. Mosk. s.-kh. akad. in. K.A.
Timiryazeva, 15557, V'JP.
.30, eh. 2, 13F,)-142
Abstract Characteristics and structure of the
hard, avid! ncthods and
conditions of brooding work were studied. To
improve the
milk fat content of East Griesian cattle,
tranE;fusion of
the blood of milk-fat Ayshires is recomiendad.
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BYCHKOV, II.P., kand,snlIpI-okhozyaystvannykh nauk
Grosoing black and white cattle with Ayrobires. Izv. TSKhA
no.4.-137-148 158. (MIRA 11t10)
(Dair7 cattle breading)

LOBANOV, P.P., BR=HNEV, D.D., ROSTOVTSEV, N.F., POPOV,
I.S., NIKOLAYEV.
A.1., SHWHEY, S.I., BURLAKOV, U.N., ARZUMAHYAU, Ye.A.,
BARURNILOV,
P.A., BRLYAYRVj N.M., B100MUIST, M.S., BORISRIKO.
Te.Ta.. BURDYM,
T.P VSYAKIKH, A.S., DAVIDOV. R.B., KUDRYAVTSEV.
P.11:: rJSMM,Kh.F., LEIVANTIN, D.L., NOVIKOV, Ye.A.,
OZEROV, A.V.,
STARTSEV, D.I., SUKRANOV,N.P., SHVABE, A.K., YURMALIAT,
A.P.,[Jurmalietis, A.P.I.
In memory of Academician Efim Fedotovich Liskun.
Zhivotnovodstvo 20
no. 7:84-85 Jl 158-
(LiBkun, Efim Fedotovich, 1873-1958)

BYCHKOVI N,P., dotsent, kand, sellskokhoz. nauk
Bread and productive qualities of the black-and white
cattle of
the *Gorki 24 State Farm. Izv. TSM1A no.5:159-180 159
(MIRA 13:3)
(Knutsevo district--Dairy cattle)

BYCHKOV, N.F., lrand.s9l'skolboz7aystvennykb nauk,
dots.
'Aata, obtained in judging the form of the udder in
cows. Zhivot-
novodetvo 21 no.6:43-46 -Te '59. (MIRA 12:8)
1. Hoskovskaya, sellskokbos7aystvennaya akademiya
imenj K.A.Timl-
ryazova.
(udder)

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AUTHOR:
ATO-036192 SOURCE CODE: UR/3116/66/277/000/0162/0164
Bychlcov, N. F.; Ivanov, V. D.
O~G: none
TITLE: Using punch card readers in the Ural-2 computer system
SOVRCE: Leningrad. Arkticheslciy i antarkticheskiy nauchno-issledo-
vatellskly Institut.Trudy, v. 277, 1966. Chislennyye metody Issle-
dovaniya gidrome'ueorologicheskikh usloviy v Arktike s
ispol"zovaniyeri
elektronnykh tsifrovylch vychislitellnylch mashin. (Niumerical
methods of
studying hydrometeorological conditions in the Arctic with the use
of
electronic computers), 162-164.
TOPIC TAGS: computer input unit, punched card
GTRACT'. To Increase the effectiveness of the Ural-2 digital com-
puter used for processing hydrometeorological data at the Arctic
and
Antarctic Scientific Research Institute the*previously introduced
210 card/min card reader input has been modified to accept
punchcard
CoMputer cards directly. Ural-2 normally ac*depts 4'0-bit words
whic h
are coded on eachcard row starting with column 20 and ending with
column 59. The puncheard computer cards have information coded
start-
ing with column 1 and ending with column 80. To permit-the
punchcard

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computer cards to be read by the same card reading unit the card
brush
terminals were rewired. The modifications associated with this cir-
cuit change are described. The altered card input is more suitable
for entry of a large quantity of hydrometeorological data than the
previous card reader. Its average speedis three times'that of the
earlier reader. [vA-81, Rpt. 91
SUB CODE: 09/ -SUBM DATE:- -n9ne-

BYCHKOV, N.F., kandidat tekhaichookikh nauk; SHWYLOV,
N.L., redaktor;
~ 6K, X.M., takhnicheakiy redaktor
[Shies of the maintenance fleet] Sucla tekhnichaskogo
flota. Lea%
grad, %t9. izd-vo vodnogo transporta. 1954. 424 p.
(MLRL 9:8
(Dredging machinery) (Facavating machinery)
(Ships)

.BYGEKOV, N. S.
Impreve operating properties of measuring
instruments.
Ism.tekh. no.4:36-37 Ap 160o (MIRA 13:8)
(Mmqurimg instments)
I.

6 (7) sov/ari-59-4-14/25
AUTHM ,-~Ychkov, N.T.9 Instructor
TITLE. Exchange of Experience in Introducing Advanced Work
Methods at Communication Enterprises of the UkrSSR (Obmen
opytom vnedreniya peredovykil metodov truda na
Drodpriyati-
yakh svyazi Ukrainskoy SSR)
9
PERIODICAL: Vestnik svyazi, 1959, Nr 49 pp 18 - 21 (USSR)
AUTHOR: The author reviews the results of an inspection
made by
the Central Committee of the Soviet trade union of the
activity of the Ukrainian Ministry of Communications
(1,11inister of Communications I.T. Kirichenko) and the
Ukrainian trade uii1on committee (chairman N. S~Gorelav~-
Four conferences were held for'the exchange of experience.
The author mentions the Nauchno-tekhnicheskoye obshchestvo
radiotekhniki i olektrosvyazi imeni A. S. Popova
(Scientif-
ic --Technical Society of Radio Engineering and Electrical
Comm~nication imeni A. S. Popov). The inspection revealed
a number of deficiencies in the dissemination of ad-
Card 1/2 Tameed experience. The Ministry did not fulfill
the

SOV/11'/59/4/14/25
Exchange of Experience in Introducing Advanced V!ork
1.1'ethods a-,,
Communication Enterprises
plan for 1958v having a tl~Dfio-.!A of ,:,.)re than
throc, mIllion
rubles. The Miniatry does not control the introduction of
new methods and training. At a number of post offices, na
clasooo wor-a held on t1to,,;e jubject,). Thore aie 2
plictos.
ASSOCIATION: TsK profsoyuza rabotniko*;r svyazi.)
rabochik- avtonobillnoga
transporta i shosseynykb doroE (Central CV,nittee. of the
Trade Union of Communication Employces and 'J,'orkers of
Automobile Transp---rt and Highways),
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-MHKOV, N.T.
Let's fulfill our.comitments to the 22d Congress of
the
CM). Vast. sviazi 21 nt,.9:6 5 161. (mmi ]./.: 9)
1. instruktor TSentrallnogo komiteta profsoyuza
rabotnikov
s&zij rabochM avtomobiltnogo transporta i shosBeMkh
dorog.
(Telecomnamication-Employeos)

BYGHKOV, N.T.
The establishment of correct work norms is an
important
factor in labor productivity. Vest. sviazi 23
no.6:31-32
Je 163. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Instruktor TSentrallnogo komiteta
professionallnogo
soyuza rabotnikov avyazi, rabochikh
avtotransporta i
shosseynykh dorog.

BYCHKOVP N.T.
Mechanization of the processing of postal dispatches
(experience
in the organization of mail transportation In
the,;~ilnius office).
Vest. sviazi 24 no,11:20-22 N'164. (MIRA 18:2)

Organlzati.rm cf won" i;-,
exchnuiUe. Vest. .3viazii 2;~
la, rsh 13, 1 n,3 te E; ".1-0v
c
S.
55h

BYCHKOV) N. V.
sys ems I 1 6
BYCHKOV, N. V.: "Physicechemical research on the NaCl-BeC12 and
KC1-BeC12 t '- YO COW
1955. Moscow State U imeni M. V. Lomonosov, Chair of Inorganic
Cberistry. (Dissertation
for the Degree of Candidate of Chemical Sciences)
SO: Knizhnaya Letopis', No. 40, 1 Oct 55

YARTSEVA, NA; BROMBERG, A.V.; -BYCHKOV, N.V.
Indirect method for determining the lee-forming
activity of
reagents. Trudy GGO. no.145:30-35 163. (MIRA 17-2)

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ACCESSION NR: AT 4045 156
AUTHOR: Dy*chkoy, N. V.; Bromberg, A, V,; Yar N. N.
rlt_s ey-01
7!T-E: Determinat;on of the threshold temperature and K:rIetic!t
on active s6cstances
SOURCE: Leningrad. Glavnaya geofizicheskaya observatoriya. Trudy-,,,
no, ;56,
1964. Voprosy~ fiziki oblakov 1 aktivny*kh vozdeystviy (Problems of
the Physics
of' clouds and active particles), 3-14
TOPIC TAGS: meteorology, cloud physics, Ice crystal, ice formation,
cloud seedin
heterogeneous nucleation
ABSTRACT: A simple, convenient and rather objective laboratory
method has been
developed for determination of the threshold temperature of ice
formation on nu-
clei. it Is called the "refrigerating shaft". in this method a
supercooled fog
with a stable vertical temperature gradient is created in a small
cylindrical
5haft by means of externa! cooling. The temperature ranges from OC
at the en-
trance to -14 or -18C deep ;n the shaft, whicn contains a fine
Kapron fiber wl!nse
surface is covered uniformly with microscopic particles of the
substance to be
Investigated. if the latter is active the fiber Is covered
completely with small
ice,gystals to the level at which the threshold temperature Is
reached, In a
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single experiment, which requires only a short time, It is possible to
determine
the desired characteristics of the substance. in this method there is
no settling
of nuclei to the bottom of the shaft, no contamination infiuence-~ the
detertrina-
tion of the threshold temperature and It is easy to estimate the per:od
)f icc
formation and observe the character of the forming crystals of ice,
t~oa-rfrost or
ice crust, etc. The simplest variant of the apparatus (Fig. 1 -D! tr)e
Enciosure
cons,sts of two coaxial cylinders. The inner qlass cylinder i,, !YD nun
In hpi("nt
and 45 avrt In diameter; it serves as a working shaft for the tests. in
t !-:c F
shaped space between the cylinders is a cooling mixture. At the botr~~,
of '-~le
shaft there is an electric heating coil covered by a layer of water for
aenerating
vapor. A movable thermocouple (0 is then Introduced into the shaft for
-eau'ure-
ment of the vertical d;stribution of fog temperature. The treated
K-1prot, ~i-ner
(about 18 micronL in diameter) Is suspended along the axis of the
5haft; :t ;s
maintained taut by a copper ring attached to the end. At the same time,
two con-
tro) fibers are introduced into the shaft - one untreated and the other
treated
with silver iodide. Observations are made through the upoer
snaf, u5;nq i magnifying iens, The reSUItS 0.7 t est-,; of a ntjm,~P-
kAg;' Put,, Bit are taDu'iated. 7he arti~-Ie
d. 3' C."', CuBr, CuS, US, BeO and S102)
also iescribcs a rnicioscale attachment which nakes it possible to
dete.rngine the
k;netics of ice formation. Orig. art. has: :1 formulas, 8 figures and 2
tables.
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ASSOCIATION: Glavnalra geofizicheskaya observatorlya, Leningrad (Main
Geophy5ir-al
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Fig. 1. Diagram of apparatus for determining the threshold
temperature of ice
formation (refrigerating shaft with vertical temperature gradient).
I shaft;
apor generator; 3 - thermocouple; cooling mixture; 5 - movable
therno-
A couple; 6 - treated Kapron f1ber.

A.CESSION N'R: AT4011391 S/2531/63/000/145/0030/0035
AUTHORS: Yartseva, N. N.; Bromberg, A. V.; By*chkov, N. V.
TITLE: An indirect method-for estimating the ice-forming tivity of
reagents
SOURCE: Leningrad., Glavn. geofiz. observatoriya. Trudy*, no. 145,
1963.
Voprosy* fiziki oblakov i aktivny*kh vondaystviy, 30-35
TOPIC TAGS: ice forming activity, ice forming reagent, si.1ver
iodide, sodium
iodide, silver iodide solution,.ice forming agent, meteorology,
atmosphere ice
ABSTRACT: The article describes a method for estimating the
ice-forming activity
of reagents, based on the interaction of the substance tested with a
supersaturated
A&I. solution in a mixture of acetone and diglycol. The authors point
out that ihe
quest for effective iubstances to act upon supercooled clouds and
fogs inevitabl
y
involves the use of complex laboratory equipment for testing each new
sample for
its ice-forming activity. For this reason, a more convenient, albeit
indirect,
m'ethod is desirablp. The authors point out that such a method has
been proposed'
by R. Montmory (BV*11*. OV&erv. Puyde-Dome, N. 1; 9,-1955), using a
iaturated solu-
tion of silver iodide in a mixture of sodium iodide, acetone and
trigycol; a drop
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of this solution Is placed on a"slide and conts6inaited with
particles of the sub-
stance under studs. Soon, as a resalt of acet~he evaporation,
the:6olution becomes
supersaturated with silver iodide. 'If the parAcId'*s introduced
from without are
active then cryst'allization devLops around the6, which may be
obse;rVed without
'difficulty a actors. The
t smaii microscopic'magnification authorii~claim, however,
teat Montmory lim'-4s himself only t6 certain gelner 1 remarks
concei;ping foreign
particles and tha't-f or this reaion ~is method dannot be
considered as yet, f ul
y
reliable for sele'c'4*ing active i~e-formiug agents. :The purpose,
theirefore,of the
present article is to determine the possibilities of this method.
The authors
describe how the ptlver iodide solution was prepared, with special
attention to the
problem of separating from the solution the solid silver iodide
particles, for
otherwise they thpmselves may become crystallization centers during
the experiment
and thus distort Vhe picture of phe:behaviour of the paiticles
introduced from
without. After a study of the crystallization.process on the
silver-iodide parti-
cles, the authors tested nine substances (AgI, BiT3., Cus, Pb12,
Cul, CuBr, NHO,
bentonite, Si02), 4p foreign bodies, while at the &ame time the
ice!-,forming acti-
vity-of these samq preparations was determined under lab conditions
by introducing
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them into a supercooled fog. The results of these tests are
Idiscussed. In conclu-
sion, the authors discovered that substances which demonstrAte
a high degree of ice-
forming activity in a supercooled fog may be totally inactiye
as centers of crystal-
lization for silver-iodide and that, therefore, the
above-described method-is not
wholly reliable in the selection of new substances as
ice-forming active agents.
The method may, however*. be used in laboratory practice as a
qupplement to direct
observations in a supercooled-fog. Orig. art. has: 1 table apd
4 figures.
ASSOCIATION: GlaVDAYA goofiziches"ya observatoriya, Leningrad
(Main Geophysical
observatory)
SUB111TTED: .00 DATE A6Q: 247ob64 i' ENCL: 00
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BrOHEOV. Rio..
Stand for tenting abrasive wheels using a
three-wa:7 pile-tic
motor. MRshinostroenia no.l.*104-105 -Ta-F '63.
(MM 16:7)
(Grinding wheele-Testing)

-BYCHKOV 0 D
Semiautomatlc slide ealiper to measure the diameter of
forgino.
Kuz.-shtam. proizv.2 no-5:9-14 My 160. (MM 14-- 3)
(Forginis-Heasurement) (Calipers)

S/182/60/000/016/004/006
A16l/029
AUTHOR: 1~rchkov, O.D.
aft-ft-MW
TITLE: Semiautomatic Dimension Signalizer for Forging Large
Pieces on
Hydraulic Forging Presses
PERIODICALs Kuznechno-shtampovochnoye proizvodstvo, 1960, No.
10, PP- 30 - 34
TEXT.-~, The device was developed at TsNIITNASh and is
installed dither
directly on the forging dies or on a special platform beside
it, and signals by
lights and bells the dimensions of the forging, so eliminating
the great difficul-
tiesof the usual manual measurements on large hot for&ings
which can be 30 m long
or 6.5 m in diameter. It'As also applicable to medium and small
forgings. The
indications accuracy is 5 mm on 400 - 1,600-mm diameters. The
article gives de-
tailed design and operation information. The entire dimensions
range is covered
by 13 exchangeable extension pieces in.100-mm stages. Limit
switches anda cali-
brated scale with 1-mm divisions serve for accurate setting.
The signalizer is
shown in a diagram (Fig. 1). It has a flat rectangular 200 x
320 mm base (1) with
a vertical stay (2). The measuring rod consisting of a tube (3)
and an exchange-
able extension piece (4) moves on the stay. The ball tip (5) on
the rod top is
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A161/AO29
Semiautomatic Dimension Signalizer for Forging Large Pieces on
Hydraulic Forging
Presses
designed for talting up tangential forces. The spring (7) ensures
constantly the
measuring effort. Me pushing cam (8) operates in sequence the
three electric
limit switches (9) connected with color signal lamps, the time
relay and bells.
The electrical operation principle of the limit switches is
illustrated in (Fig.2)
and the entire electric system of the signalizer in (Fig. 3). The
two limit s t:h-
es 39k OVK) and 1131