SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT N.I. CHICHERIN - V.A. CHICHIGIN

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6ystems~satisfying all requirenients.regardin g; operational safety,~.quick
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VASILIYEV, D.V.; MITROFANOV-,, 'B.A.; RABKIN, G.L.; SAMOKIRIALOV)
G.N.; SEMKOVICHP A.A.; FATEYEV, A.V.;
NOMIEVSKIT, B.-I., kand. tekhn. naukj, retsenzent; BEREZ321,
S.Ya., nauchn. red.; SACHH, N.A.,, red.; KRYAKOVA, D.M.,,
tekhn. red.
[Calculation and design of servo systems] Proektirovanie i
raschet slediashchikh sistem. Leningrad, Izd-vo "Sudostroe-
nie," 1964. 606 p. (MIRA 17--4)

I,-# YesIs
Pay daily atLention to inni-rowr:ont of buildin.,u servin-.- !'Lm
cultural and overyday nf2odz- of ycmng emstruction wor~.,orr. T
otroi. 11 no.2:10-12 F 1.6 it 14:2)
1. Zamestitell mchallniku oilde3v. Upravloniya kadrov i
zavo,d(,iiiy Mintran;j3troyz~.
(Cc*?!)t,.uc-,I-iort workers)

ALEKSEYEV, A,G.;.SIMONENK(JV, Ye.A.; CHICHEM, Yu.G.
Knurling key gaps in toothed clutcheso W'shinostroitell
no.3.2-.27-28 D 163. (MIRA 17:3.)

CHIGHERINP Yu.G.
Thread-ralling eonditions and the stnngth of rolled taps.
Stan-I iiwtr. 33 no,L,29-30 Ja 'U. (PMU ~15.2)
(Sorew cutting) (Taps ani dies)

CHICHERIN.. YU.G.
Comparative eharacteristics of ground and rolled taps made of
different brands of steel. Stani inatrs 33 no.801-32 Ag 162.
(KERA 15:8)
(Taps and dies-Testing)

-IYU. a-,
Effect of rolling conditions on the precision of screw
threads. Mashinostroltell no.9:34-315 S 162. (M~A 15:9)
(Metalwork)

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CHICHERIN, Yu.I.; ABROS3MOV, YU.V.; BESPALOVA,. L.T.
Use of glass fiber filters for collecting dust of potassium
peroxide. KUm. prom. no.5s393-394 My 163. (MIRA 16:8)

WITSINO N.j SKOrNIIDDVA9 0, ; UVINAj, L.
Bonus system for hourly wprkera in the sausage industry.
Miss. ind. SM 31 no.4i43-46.160. (MrFtA 1427)
1. Moakovskiy nyasokonbinat (for Matyltain, Skotnikova,
Chicherina)* 2. Vaesoym ouchno-issledovatel'skiy institat
W ne
a7asnoy proWthlennosti (for lievina).
(Moscov-~ftt industry)
(Bonus system)

LLVINAV L.; dKOTNINOVA,, 0.1 CHICHERINA A . STOLIYAK011, M.
Standard norme in the-mout industry* Ilota. trud 7 no.12.-90-94 D 162*
- (MIRL l6s2)
(lbat industr~--Production standards)

GORBATOV, Vasiliy Matveyevich; _CJljMR-_14, 'lekorindra Nikol-ayevr1a;.
, A
VLASOV, Pikolay Nikolayevich; GALYATKIT 1, A.I., ra--enzent:
DROBR.B.''. V.I., retsenzent; KORMT, red.
[System of planned preventive maintenance and repair of
meat industry pquipwntl Sigtrma I)lpno,ii;-r)redilpreiitell-ncgo
rei.onta oborudovaniia mlasnol pronTsElerniusti. lzd.2., Fer,~~r.
i dop, Moskvaj Fishchevaia promyshlennoat', 1065. 82 p.
(3,111,Lk 16:9)

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AUTHORS: 011, A. I. and Chi
TITLE: Some properties of gigantic nagnetic field pulsations
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 5, 1962, 32, ab-
stract 5G233 (V sb. Probl. Arktiki i Antarktiki, no.
9, L., Xorsk. transport, 1961, 55-87)
TEXT: Gigantic pulsations with periods of >125 sec and amplitudes,
of '>, 4j-were investigated from the data of the observatories of
Tikhaya Bay, Chelyuskin Cape, Dixon Island, Tikqi Bay, and Uelen
for 1957-1958. The probability of pulsation genesis is greatest
by day and falls almost to nil at night. The mean period of the
puslations grows with a station's increasing geomagnetic latitude.
This relationship is analogous to that derived by Obayashi (RZh-
Geofiz, no. 6, 1960, 6991) for pulsations with shorter periods.
The authors reckon that the pulsations examined by them belong to
another type than that of Obayas 'hi. The-values obtained for the
_..mean periods satisfaotbrily coincide with those theoretically cal-
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Some properties of ...
S/16 62/000/005/092/093
D228YD307
culated on the basis of the magneto"hydrodynamic theory, in the
case of the following parameters: an ion density at infinity of
NS 1& 1/2, a/ho" 24, where a is the earth's radius, and ho,is the
homogeneous atmosphere's height. Obayashils data agree best with
the theory if Ns = 4 and a/ho = 15. It hence follows-that in the
exosDhere the ionization density distribution has a different cha-
racter in the inner and the outer regions Df space. It ds possible
that these regions are associated with radiation belts, particu-
larly with the third-zone situated at a distance of--50,000 km from
the earth. Z-Abstracter's note; Complete translation._7
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YANOVSKIY, B.M.1- BRYUNELLIO B.Ye.; KOVTUN., A.A.; MNETSOV9 N.S~;
RASFO-POVP O.M.; CHICK&MA, N.D.
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Magnetotolluric sounding in the Central Russian Depres9ion.
Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. geofiz. no.7:999-1006 J1 164. (MIRA .17:7)
1. lAnizWradakiy gosudaretvannyy universitet imeni Zhdanova.

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--Previous designs. They are on-the order of 0-1-0-15 site. The instrtment pernn-ts
re,cordin3 ~1' fluctuations ~d,th perio~Ls as low as 0-15-0.2 sec, but this poseibili-
-f has nDt been reached in practice. Because of its sitnaitivity, the noise level
14; on th~a same order as the amp2-Ltude of the desired s:Lgnal in this range (0.02-
0.4. ganmas). Periods greater than. 0.3 see, hovever, can be recorded much mox~e
re&dily, vith acceptxble accuracrr. With a filter systim, precisl')n many 1--'e Vithin
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BRYUNF,T T.1 . B.Ye.; KOVTUN, A.A.; KUZNETSOV, N.S.1; RASPOPOV, O.M.; q!qC-HERINAp.
N,.D.; YANOVSKIY, B.M.
Studying the structure of the Central Faissian Deprese3nn by the
magnetotelluric method. Uch. zap. LGU no.3240-16 16" (MIRA 18:4)

GELIPERIN, N.Io; PEMK, V.L.; CHICHERINA, T.G.
Packed pulse columns for extraction. KMm. prom. no.2:3.11-3.15
F 163 o (MMA 16:7)
(Packed towers) (Extraction(Chazintry))
(Mmes transfer)

GELIPERIN., N.I.; PERALK, V.L.; 7-AMYSHLYAYEV, V,G-; (;Ill(;HERINA,__ToG*
Cylindrical mixer-sedimentation extractor. Zhur.VKHO 10
no.4462-463 165* (NIRA :L8: 11)
1. Moukovekiy inatitut tonkoy khimicheukoy tekhnologii imeni,
M.V.Lomonosova.

GELIPER1N) N.I., doktor tekhn.nauki PEBAIX, V..L., kand.takhn.nauk; CHICHERINA.
T.G"_kaad.tekbn.n4ukj SHOHNOVA, M.H,~j ingh,
florizontal multiotage atcuising extractor. ghim. i neft. mehinoistr.
no.gsl-3 S 165- (MIRA :18tJO)

CHICMMMVI V. 1. P and VOLKOVI D.I. (Moscov)
"Magnetic Properties or Alloys Over the Curic Temperature," a paper submitted
at the Internatioaal onference on Physics of Magnetic Phenomena, Sverdlovsk,
23-31 May 56

-.'-AM;MRs -:iP6019M SOURM CDDEI:- M10016/6575M/011/000RUM9.
Oichenins a Z,,M~ j Al,~ ~ikovgLg A.F.
M2dg
GRG% Uzbek Inst ional Medicine, _AMN _AUtbekskiy institut
itute of Res MR
kr ditsiny AMN !-;SSR); Uzbek Republic San-i _Ejeldepiological station
Ayevoy me
Wzbskskaya respublikartskaya sanif-arn6--:e-of&emiologicheakaya stantslya
humans and animals in
MIX,: -Characteristics -of Bru lle~ktrains isolated from
Uzbokistan
SOURCE: Zhurnal mikrobiologii., epidemiolpgii- i immunobiologiip no. 11, 1965, 6-9 J
TAGS - a
TOPIC brucellosis, b cteriap bacteriology
ABSTRACT: Study of Brucena cultures isolated fi= cattle, sheep, End goats
an
d from hutrans showed that 100 out of 161 were typical representatives of
1 Brs:,melitensii (62.1%) *ile. 31 were typical Dr. aborbue (19#1%)o Atypical
ro:p,.
rtiea were noted in 19 cultures of Br. melitensis (1191%) while n
p
culture-3 were typed Bra abortus (6.7%). The Br. melitensis straine isolated
f rvh the sheep and gDats were generally typical representatives of this species
of 11rucel-la. of the cultures isolated from cattle, 34.6% of the Br. m6litiensis
at
rMns and 13-4% of the Br. abortus a
trains were_atypical- -Among-the Bra
imelitalsis. cultures isolated from Vick jj~Wopleif 11 2% were atypical. These
Warei obtained from individuals handlingpat4e on. fams where brdeallosis Was
j prevalent.. orig. art* has% 2 tables*
O~6/ SUBM DATM l6xun64/ om Am 576-851-42-01 (575-1)
cc

Paramgneitic susceptibility of NI - Ag and KI - W alloys. Testdlbek.un.
Fer.unt.,mokh.,astrano,fixe,kblmo 13 no-4:143-146 '58.
(KIRA 12W
1. Kafedrft mognetitts Moskovskogo univorisiteta,
(Ifickal-silver alloys-14agnetic properties)
(fficicel-tuWten alloys-Aagnetic -p-operties)

CHICHERNIIMV, V. I., VOLIKEDSHTEYN, N. V., and EELal, K. P.,
'~Iagaetic and electric properties of rare-earth metals and their alloys. it
report presented at the Conf. on Nev Trends in the Study and Applications of Rare
Earth Metals, Moscow, 18-20 mar 63

J1
R.I.; KLSIYANDV. V.M.. kendidat tek1hnidhsBk1kh nauk, dotsent,
retsenseat; CHIMMOV, L*G., Whener, rettienzent.
memo* "OV:W
[Petroleum producing nachinerr and mechanisms] Haftepromrolovre,*
ekBp1UatajiVAOZUY8 MRShiny j nekhanisay. Moskva, Goo. nauchno-tekba.
isd-vo neftlauoi i gurno-toplivuoi lit-rr, 1954. 343 p. (KLU 7:8)
(Petroleum Industrr-lquipment &ad suppUes)

Q~ AID P - 3818
Subject USSR/mining
Card 1/2 Pub. 78 - 6/25
Authors : Kazak, A. S.# I. I. Rosin and L. G. Chicherov
F"W WAOMMMWOM121
Title : Some results of tests with hydraulic rodless piston
pumps
Periodical : Neft. khoz., v. 33, #11, 34-38, N 1955
Abstract : The author describes tests with the rodless hydraulic
pumping equipment operated in wc-11 shafts by circulation
of oil under pressure from a high-duty pump at the
surface. This pumptng system consists of a hydraulic
power unit on the surface, a hydraulically-actuated
piston pump suspended below the fluid level in the well)
and a high-pressure hydraulic transmission tubing con-
nection between the power unit on the surface and the
submerged well pump. Advantages of such pumping system
are: higher efficiency through the elimination of the
Inefficient sucker rod Connection, especially in deep
wells, and a more convenient pumping operation,

A ID P - 3818
Neft. khoz., v. 33, #11, 34-380 N 1955
Card 2/2 Pub. 78 - 6/25
especially in crooked and deflected holes. The present
rodless hydraulic pumping units proved to be not quite
satisfactory and therefore better construction, more
solid parts, and better design are necessary. Diagrama,
charts.
Institution : Test Construction Bureau (OKB)
Submitted : No date

4, e 64
93-6-8/20
AUTHOR: Nikulichav, Ye. Pand Chicherov, L.G.
TITLE: Standard Series of Submers entrifugal Electric Pumps (Normallnyy
ryad pogruzhnykh tipentrobezhnykh elektronasosov)
PERIODICAL: Neftyanoye khozyaystvo, 1957, Nr 6, pp. 27-32 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Oil well exploitation by means of rodless submersible electric pumps
results in higher yields, longer runs without repairs, and lower
cost of production. The superiority of these pumps over rod pumps
has been experimentally established at the Petroleum Production
Administration of the OktyabrlskLy Petroleum Industry (NPU Oktyabr,neft)
belonging to the State All-Union Association of the Groznyy Oil and
Gas Industry (ob"yedineniye Gromieft') and at the Petroleum Production
Administration of the -Ordzhonikidze Petroleum Industry (NPU Ordzhon:Udd-
zeneft') subordinate to the Miniatry of the Petroleum Industry of the
Azerbaydzhan SSR, also at the TsNIITEneft1 Institute, and at the
Special Design Bureau for ram pumips (OKB po besshtangovym nasosam).
At present the limited number of st4mdard type (5-6) submersible
electric pumps does not satisfy coil fielddemand and in order t6 solve
this problih the OKB for rodless pumps hais prepared specifications
for a standard series of submersible electric pumps. Fig. 1 shows
the method by which the dimensions of submersible pumps and electric
motors were deter-mined for wells with casing strings of 5
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93-6-8/20
Standard Series of Submersible Centrifugal Kectric Pumps (cont)
6 5/8",. and 8 5/811 and minimum inside diameters of 122, 144, SM 194 mm.
respectively. Pbr wells with a 7" casing string, the same pumps as for
5 3/4 and 6 5/8".casing strings were recommended, and for wells with
casing string of more than 8 5/8" any pump of the new standard series
All do. Table 1 gives7the diameters of the pumps End submersible
electric motors. The efficiency of the pumps wasealculated with the
aid of ORB formulas derived by eicperiments and verified by testing
the stages of siall dimension pumps. It was established that the full
efficiency of a submersible pump varies from 40 to 60 per cent depending
on the dimension'and delivery of the pump (Table 2). The approximate
maximum motor capacity for wells with 5") 6". and 8n casinj strin''gs
was established as 40,100, and 190 kw., respectively. The length'of
a pump or motor was established as 7 m. The maximum head of a'pump
was calculated from data on a duplex or triplex pump powered by one
electric motor. 7be possibility of coupling pumps was tested using
the EN-70-1-500 and EN-40-1000 pwapp. The main parameters of pumps
for wells with 5", 6", and 80 casing strings were established on the
basis of the above calculations. Some of these parameters are given
in Table 2. Determination of pluip delivery and head made it possible
to present graphically the ranges of application for electric pumps
(Fig.s.' 2 3, 4). These charts show by means of A.N. Adonin~ curves
Card 2/3 the application ranges of rod and electric pumps for wells with

93.-6-8/20
Standard Series of Subsirsible Centrifugal KLectric Pumps (cont)'
various casing strings. Calculations for the boundary curve took into
account the use of a SKN-10-3012 ON X-1) pump Jack. On the basis 'of all
the data it was decided to approve 15 types of pump.-~ differing in delivery
and permissible cross section. EaRh type Is classified according to volume
delivery (Table 3). For example, pumps for wells with a 5" casing string
will deliver 20-200 cu. m. of fluid per -lay and so on. The pumps differ
in head by 100-350 m. All 105 standard 3pecification pumpsare based on
15 ty-,%-a of stages. The'hox*ing for all standard specification comes in
three olameters, 92, 114, and 150 mm. Housing of 92 and 114 mm in diameter
is divided by length into four sizes and housing witb a diameter of 150 mm.
comes in seven sizes, three of them o' Vie same size as the housing of 92 and
114 mm. in diameter. This, makes it..possible to standardize other pump parts
(shafts, Packers). This'sUndardization should reduce the cost of pump pro-
duction and individual pumps, as well as facilitate pump use and repair..
Furthermora. this will mks possible the designing of new standalo CA l-
ed by oil fields - There we tTwee tablas and , Trif
catior, pumps roquir
AVF~I'I'4,BI,F-. 111-rar,y of Conpess
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ALIVXRDIZAIX, Z.G.; DANIYJLYAN, A.A.: DORKMOT, 1BATMI't A*X*;
PAMAYM. T.O. Edeoeasedl;, GMISML-L.O.; YUHMSM,
GORIKOTA#- A.A.~. vedushchiy red.;, jMMMINA. I.A., takhn.red.
[Calculations and designs for eqtdipment for the exploitation of
oil wells] Paschat I konstruirovimie obor~dovanlla dlia
skspluatateli neftiamykh okwoshin.- *skva,'Gos.n&uchno-tekhn.
izd-vo neft. i go=*-toplivnoi lit-ry. 1939. 560 p. (KM 12:6)
(Oil wells--lquipment and mpplies)

alM PHME I BOOK EXIW.--TATION S-OV/2476
Aliverdizade, K.080, A.A. Dmiyelyan, V. 1. Dokmentov, A.K. Ibatulov'
V.O.. Pakhlavuni (Deceased),-L.G. Chicherov, and S.V. Yurkevskiy
Raschet i konstruiroyaniye oboradovanlya d1ya ekspluatatsii neftyanykh
skyazhin (Design and Construction of Equ:Lvment, for Oil Well Exploitation)
Moscow, dostoptekhizdat, 1959. 652 p. grrata slip inserted. 3,500 copies
printed.
Exec. Ed.: A.A. Gor1kova; Tech. Ed.: E.A. Mukhina.
PURPOSE, This book in intended for engineers and technicians of oilfields, machine-
li:ui~ding and repair plants, and scientific research institutes. It my also be
useful to students of petroleum vuzes and deparbnents.
CIOVERAGEt The authors discuss calculation azut design principles of equipment used
in oil well operation. In same instances the design of production equipment is
also discussed. No personalities are mentioned. Thereare 66 references,
all Soviet.
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*Design and Construction of Equipment (Cont.) SOV/2476
TOLE OF CONTENTS:
Ch. 1. Equipment for Extracting Petroleum by the Floving-vell Method 3
1. Accessory equi3pment for flowing wells 3
2. Tubing head 9
3. Main peats and subassemblies of accessory equilment for flowing
wells 10
4. Calculation and design of accessory eq~dpment for flowing wells 11
5. Basic trends in the development and improvement of the desigh of
"cessory equipment for flowing wells 25
Ch. 2. Equipment for Extracting Petroleum by the banpressor Method, and
Equipment for Gas Injection for Maintenance and Restoration of
FormatioAal ftessure 27
1. Use of compressors in oilfields 27
2- Main types of oilfield compressors 30
3. Designing oilfield compressors 68
4. Theoretical principles and thermodynenic cilculation of the
piston compressor 77
5. Design and calculation of the basic p&rts of a compressor 94
6. Design and calculation for auxiliary equipment 121
7. Foundations for ollfield caWpreosora 134
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Design and Construction of Equipment (Cont.)
SOV/2476
Ch- 3- Equi3piment for Extracting Petroleun by the Deep-YeI2 Fump Method 139
1. Drives for deep-well pumps, 142
2. Deep-well roA pumps 244
3. Submersible rodleas pumps 282
Ch. 4. Equi]pment and Tools for Sutpurface Repair pf Wells 334
1. Hoista 334
2. FlusAing asemblies 389
3. Power equilment 396
4. Lov~ering and lifting equipdent and tools 396
5. Drilling derrickik and masts 419
60' Drilling tools 431
Ch. 5- Equilizent for Well Sbaling, sad for Gathering, Storing, and
Transporting Petroleum and Gas 455
1. Equi3padat for gathdring petroleum and jps 455
2. EqDdluent for storing petroleum at f1*1d gathering stations
and tank farms 466
3- P=Ps 485
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Design and Construction of Equipment (Oont.),
Cn. 6. Equipment for Hydraulic Fracturing o *f Formations
1. Nature of*hydraulic fracturing process amd e .quipment used
2. Portable pump units
3. Sand-mixing units
4. Truck tomk
Packers
Equipment for vell mouths
AVAILABLE: Libroxy of Congress
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553
553
555
555
558

ABRAMOY, N.A.; ALIVERDIZAIR, K.S.; ANIROV, U.N.; AR , R. 1. ; AR IYET,
S.I.; BAGDASAROY, R.M.; BAGDASAROT, G.A.; BADANTANTS, A.A.; DANIYB-
LYAN, G.N.; 112HAPAROY, A.A.; LIZAK, I.S.; EIRCEBMIY. M.N.; 10M-
KHOT, S. 1. ; IR WAYNT, A.T.; IMOVSKIY. A.I.; I-CAUROT. G.S.;
LARIONOT, Ye.P.; LISMOARTAN, N.Te.; LITSHITS, B.L.; LISIXTAN,
K.A.; LOGINOVSKIY. V.1.; LYSMOVSKIT, P.S.; MCLCHANOV, G.T.; KAT-
MIKAN, N.M.; CKHCROKO, S.K.; ROKANIKHIN, V.A.; ROSIN, .I.; Ru-
STANOT, R.N.; SMISOV, R.T.; SMUNIK. P.I.; SOBOLEV. N.A.; TARA-
TUTA, R.N.: TVOROWTA, L.K.; TEWEIGORYAN, A.I.; USACHIT. V.I.;
FAYN, B.P.; QHI WIF ~.j S11APIRO, Z.L.; SEMVCHUK, Tu.I.; TSMIK,
A,As: AWGOV, P.M.. red.; KARTYNOTA, M.P., vedushchiy red.; DANI M,
-LTU, A..Ar; TRWINOT, A.V., tekhn.red,
[Oil field equipment: in six volume] Neftianos oboradovanie; v
shesti tomakh. Moskva, Gos.naucbno-tekhn.1zd-vo neft. i gorno-
toplivnoi lit-ry. Vol.3- [Petroleum production equipment] Obo-
rudovanie I Instrumut d1la dobychl nefti. 1960. 183 p.
(NIRA 13:4)
(Oil fields-1quipment and supplies)

RDSIN, 1.1.g MLZLKO A.S. g CHICMOTI L.G.
Use of hydraulic piston piMs In 295B-199). left. khoz.
38 no.6:24-27 Je 060. (KIBA 1317)
(Oil well pumps)

~lj if T'~' li r---e A IJ ~ A J A ) -
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C-JI 1-0 ~ ~V'- 1vt
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KRYK.S.XIY. V.A., insh.; CHIOMMV. N.N., insh.
N9w clamPing ChuCkf, Mehlaostrolte'll no.gt2g-30 A 157. (MIJU 10:9)
(Chualts)

CHICHENOV, P.P.
Determination of an economic value of the povar of a,;xiliary
i-serve in electric power plants. 12v. 50 AN SSSR no.10:24-33
'63, WR~ -1-1%11)
1. Tomskiy politekhnicbeskiy institut.

C91CHEROVi, V. I.
Folklore
Dez)rpved views of N. IA. Harr Pn6 his followers in tht~ field o~' folklore. Sov. etn.
No. 3, 1952.
Monthly List of Russ1pn Accessions, Library of Contgress, December 1952. UnclFssified.

11 CHICHMOV.0 V. i.
2, USSR (600)
4. T-pic Poetry
7* Problems of the theory of the epos and contemporary investigations of the
Narty legends of the Ossetse Izv. AN SSSR. Otd-.Ute i iaz. 11 No. 5; 1952.
0
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Jpnuaa7 1953. Unclassified.

Cjj.TC','771~~O-~,
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Folk
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CI'IICn-'h0Vj V. I.
Folk Literature
Outline of Russian folk poetry of the Soviet era. 4eviewed by V. I. Chicherov.
Sov. kniga No. 2, 1953.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress., June 1.953, Unclassified.

CHIMUTIOV v
11J.-oblems of the study of epic poetry of the Soviet witions. 1. Tr. from
the Rucsian. p. 219,
CESUSLOMISKA ETIVIO-GRAFTE. Praha.
Vol. 3, no. 3, 10,55
SOURCE: Monthly Idst of East European Acc;~ssions (EEAL), LC, Vol. 5,
No. 3, March 1956

CHICff=Vt V.
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GWQUPHr & GEDWGY
PEMDICALt CESKY LID. Vol. 42, no. 5p 1955
CHICHEROV, V. 7he Btruggle of the Soviet science of folklore agairiat reumants of
the liberalistic burgeouis theorien. Tr. from Ruavlan (Gonclusion)
pe 201o
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DUSHKCIV., I.I.; MOILHANOV, V;A.; TELIKOVSKIY, V.G.,,: CHICHEROV, V.M.
Some angular relational4ps in cathode sputtering. Zhur.tekh.fiz.
31 no.8:1012 Ag 161.'- (MIRA 34: 8)
(Sputtering (Pbysics))

S10201/61/137/001/010/021
B104/B209
AUTHORS: Molchanov, V. A., Tellkovskiy, Ir. G., and Chicherov, J.-M.
TITLE: Anisotropy of cathode sputtering of single crystals
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, v. 117, no. 1, 1961, 58-59
TEXT: This article presents the results of measurements concerning the
dependence of the sputtering coefficient of the, (100) face of nickel and
copper single crystals on the angle of incidence of ions. The experimental
setup has been described in an earlier paper (Ref. 3: V. A. Molchanov,
V. G. Tellkovskiy, Vestn. Moskovsk. univ., v. 1 (1956)). Sputtering
was done with singly-ionized 27-kev argon ions; current density was
1-2 ma/cM2. The single crystals were polished and then annealed for some
time in a vacuum furnace at about 8000C. After this, they were slorly
cooled down to room temperature, and their surfaces were chemically etched.
Surface condition and orientation of the crystals were examined by X-ray
structural analysis. The sputtering coefficients (atoms/ion) are plotted
versus the angle of incidence in Figs. 1 and 2. Curve 1 in Fig. 2 was
taken at a Cu single crystal, curve 2 in Fig. 2 at polycrystalline copper.
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The results of analogous measurements with a nickel single crystal are
shown in Fig. 3. The results found with these two single crystals are
very complicated. The position of the minima is the same for both
single crystals and corresponds to the angles of incidence of the ion
beam, which coincide with the crystallographic axes (100), (111), and
(112). The authors note the non-monotonic dependence of secondary-elee-
tron emission on the angle of incidence which differs for coper by more
than tirice the amount at an angle of incidence of 360 and 46 . The
single crystals used in the experiments described here were grown at the
Institut kristallografii Ali SSSR (Institute of Crystallography AS USSR)
under the supervision of V. A. Timofeyeva, who is thanked by the authors.
Moreover, the authors thank Ye. V. Kolontsova, 1. V. Telegina, and N. A.
Khatanova for having determined the orientation of the single crystals,
as well as 1. 1. Dushkov for assistance. There are 3 figures and
4 references: 3 Soviet-bloc and I non-Soviet-bloc. *
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-issledovateliskiy institut yadernoy fiziki Moskovsko-
go gosudarstvennogo universitets, im. M. V. Lomonosova
(Scientific Research Institute of Nuclear Physics of Moscow
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B1047B203
AUTHOR: Molchanov, V. A., Tellkovskiyq V. G.t and Chicherov, V. N.
TITLEs Angular distribution of sputtered particles in irradiation
of a single crystal by an ion beam
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, ve 1389 no* 49 19619
824 - 825
TEXT% The experiments reported here were made with an experimental
arrangement described In one of the authors' previous papers (Vestn.
Mosko univ.p no6 1, (1961)) and schematically shown in Fig. 1. The ion
beam I passes a diaphragm 2 and hits the crystal 3. As a collector
served the base of the X-ray film which was attached either to a plane
(4_a) or a curved (40) copper plate. Fig. 2 shows a photograph of -the
deposits on the colleatorg obtained in the irradiation of the (100)
plane of a copper singlo crystal with an argon beam of the energy of
27' kev. The four symmetric patterns correspond to the crystallographic
axeb[1'1019 and the fifth in the center to the [1003 axis. The arrows
give the directions in which the depoBits were photometrically deter-
mined ,Figs. 3 and 4 show the resulte. The different carves correspond
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to different R, d (d - diameter of the ionic beam on the crystal), and
angles of incidence a of,the ionic beam. As can be seeng a considerable
part of the atoms leaving the target lie within narrow cones whose axes
coincide with the crystallographic principal axes of the target. The
angular half-width is 20 . The authors state that the "intensity" of
the Wehner patterns greatly depends on the angles between the orystallo-
graphic principal axes and the sectional plane of the crystal. If the
sectional plane of the crystal is none of the crystallographic principal
planes, then the more intensive patterns lie in the directions forming
smaller angles with the normal of the sectional plane. The authors
thank I. A. Shakh-Melikova for assistance in the experiments. There
are 4 figures and 9 referencess 6 Soviet-bloc and 3 non-Soviet-bloo.
The 2 references to English-Ian 0 publications road as followss G. X.
Wehnerq Phys. Rev., 102, 690 (19gu56'1; G. K. Wehner, G. S. Anderson, J. Appl.
Phys., L1.9 2305 (19630T.
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ASSOCIATIONs Naiiahno-iseledovatellskiy institut yadernoy fiziki
Moskovskogo gosudaretvannogo upiversiteta im. M. V.
Lomonosova ( Soientific Research Institute of Nuclear
Physics of Moscow State University imeni M. V. Lomonosov)
PRESENTED: March 4, 1961p by L. A. Artsimovichp Academician
3IJ13MITTED: February 28, 1961
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AUT!101i: YOV601UMOV, 1. No; M01ch,'inoVp V.'A.; Odinti;ov, Do Do;
C&-4.zk:i1C1,oVV
C *R' C, jl~joscou State University im,
Vonnyy univorzi
M. V. Lomonotiov (Moakovskiy Go3udarstr
TITLE.: Ef."ect* of thermal fluctuations in a crystal lattice.-on the
coel'I"icient of ion-electron emission
SOURCE; Fizilca tverdogo tcla, V. 8, no. io, 1966, 2934-2944
M PTC TAGS: crystal, crystal lattic, ion emisaion, electron emission,
10
... onocryst-al, polycry3tal, copper
A3Srki'RACT: The dependence of the coefficient of ion-electron emission
y on the ang
_,lc of incidence 0 of ions on a target at 200 and 9,00C was
't
investigated for various orientations of a-..q2pp(,r monocry-tali-and for
a polycrystal copper target under bombardment j;;-p 20'jf~+*-_4_07A+- 64
a $ Kr+
iona -eitoh an oner3y of 30 kev. The polycrystal target was found to
have an alziozt constant value at different target temperatures (at
U.6a sane angle of ion incidence on the target). An increase in mono-
crystal target temperature results in a smoothing out of anisotropy
in the coefficient of emission. Furthermore, the change in the form
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of the curve is different for different orientations of the target.
1"he aut*hora show that tho results obtained are accurately described
by the transparency model. The authors thank Ye. S. Mashkov for his.
assistance in conducting the experimenta and- iscussing the re-,
sults obtained, and Yu. V, May~~yAqpko for his discussion of the
results, OrIge art. has: 21figurei;_ [Author's abstract]
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AUTHOR: chicheroM.Mv "7
ORG-. none
TITLE: Density distribution of hyd in a coaxial plasma gun before application
of higb voltage to the electrodes
SOURCE: Zhurnal takhnicheskoy flaiki, v. 36, no. 6, 1966, 1055-1057
TOpIC TAGS: plasma gunp hydrogen, gas diffusion, charge exchangep C-A-S DEAMITY
ABSTRACT: The density distribution of hydrogen within a coaxial, plas;k gun has been
measured at different times following admission of the gav, w1th the-aid of beans of
4 to 10 keV H* and He+ ions, using a technique described elsewhere by O.VoKoz1ov,
at al. (Diagnostika plazmy puchkami atomov I ionov. V sbe I'Diagnostika plaxmi"
Cosatomizdat, 1963). The measurements were undertaken In the hope of Improving our
understanding of the dependence of the properties of plasma% bursts from coaxial plasma
guns on the delay time between admission of the gas and application..of-the potential*
The diameters of the plasma gun electrodes were 3 and 7.5 cu. Approximately 0.2 cX3
of hydxvgen was admitted to the evacuated plasma gun for each measurement and the
density of t1ae hydrogen was determined at a seloctdd position along the gun from the
attenuation of the Ion beam was due mainly to charge exchw4;s collisions* From 125
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to 150 microsec after the gas Valve was opened the mean hydrogyg density,within a
centimeter or two of the point of admission was & few times 10 QtOm/cm". Thereafter
the gas expanded along the gun with thermal velocities and streamed out the end of the
gun (4 ca from the point of Igs admission), forming it gas cushion with an effective
thickness of the order of 10 atom/cm . The number of high energy protons in the
plasma burst can be drastically reduced by charge ex.-hunge collisions while the plasma
traverses this cushion of neutral hydrogen. The author thanks SH.Bravermn for cou-
structing the apparatus, N.G.Kovaltskiy for valuablo discustilons and advice, and
S.N,Zbonkov for assistance with the work. Orig. art. has: 2 figures.
SIJB CODE: 20 /
SM DATE: 27Aug65 ORIC., REP% 004 / OTJI RJW: 002
2/2 hn -

SERYY, Igor' Sergep-,vich; r
-red.
[Xicasuring ga-uges and instruments in rejair shopq]
lzmeritellryi instrument i pribor7 v reu.ontno:l- master-
skoi. Moskva, Kolos, 1964. 83 p. (VUlU 17:12)

PROBRANTSEV, F.R.j. kand. tekbn. nauk; CHICHZV, Yu-l-,~ red.;
oxoL = VA, Z.P., tekhn. redo
[Nechani2ation on swine farms] Mekbani:.,atsiia na svino-
vodcheskikb fermakh. Moskvat Sellkhozizdatp 1963. 142 po
(MIRA 17:3),

GOLITSOVv A.A.; DUDOROV, I.T.; K0104IYETS, A.A.; RAZLUKINA,
14.L.; KURZINA, I.A., red.; CHICHEV, Yu.I., red.
[Vegetable farming in a mechanized vegetable-gardening
brigade; experience with A.L.Karputtseva's brigade
("Bolshevik" State ?arm in Moscov Province)] Vozdelyvanie
ovoshchei v mekhanizirovarmoi ovoshchevodchaskoi brigade;
opyt brigady A.L.Karputtsevoi (sovkhoz "Bollshovik" Mo-
skovskoi oblasti) Moskva., Kolosj 1965., 134 p.
(MIRA 18t7)

HALINOVSKIY, I-DWITAPUS, A.D.f~ MODULIN, Yu.A.; MUCHEV, Yu,l.
rm-~-d,,: GFEBTSOV,, P.F., red.
(DT..20 trwAtor) Traktar DT-20. M,,~,qkiap Kolosp 1965. 254 P-
(MIRA 28-.8)

ARTEMIYEV., Yu.N.; VOLGIN, I.V.; GALIPERIN, A.S.; DYADYUSHKO, V.P.;
KAPLUN, I.B.; IJIVRISHCHEV, V.N.; NEFEDOV, B.B.; TELIPOV, A.S.;
CHICHEV, Yu,I.p red.
[Control of technical conditions of tractor parts in repair-
ing; a handbook. Traktors DT-54~ DT-54A, T-75, "Belarusl,"
T-40, T-28, DT-14, DT-14A DT-14B, DT-20-, self-propelled
chassis DVSSh-16 and T-161 Kontroll teUnicheskogo sost-ianiia
traktornykh detalei pri remon4e; spravochnik. Traktory
DT-54, DT-54A, T-75, "Belarus',$" T-40, T-28., DT-14p DT-.Lt,,,%,
DT-1/+B, DT-20, smokhodrore shassi DVSSh-.16 i T-16. Moskvaq
Kolos, 1965. 471 p. (MIRA 18:4)

soy/115-59-5-5/27
28(2)
AUTHOR: Chicherova, A.S.
TITLEt Measuring Inner Coneswith Universal Instruments
FERIODICALs lzmeriteltnaya Teldinikag 1959p Nr 5, pp 7-8 (USSR)
ABS'TRACTs To gage finite openings indicating internal measuring instruments
NI of the "Kalibr" plant are used in connection with 'rod-operated
instruments to measure depth. The same principle was applied in
the construction of the instrumentti PK-32 and PK-33 of "LIZ" Plant. In
both cases there are two potential sources of error in regaru to
the diameter; one lies in the -tilting of the instrument, the other
one in the rounding of the tracers. The size of the error is given
in the equation (1). The error wh,-.-b results for IlRalibrIf is Shovn
in table 1. Table 2 and 3 show error of 111IZ" instruments. Fig.2
illustrates error in rounding. Fig.3 shows origin of error caused
by tilting. F' 4 eh ms trigonometrical dependency for formula G.
'T~) y"
(2). Equation elds actual diameter of steep cones measured
Card 1/1 according to the 1111Z" method. There are 4 diagrams and 3 tables.

OWKINj Alsksandr Ivanovich- MUUKOV., V.L.9 red.;CHICEEVA, L,I*,, red#;
p
TRUEMA, OON#.t tekbu. red.. -------
[Dver-all mechanizaiion of rice cultivationl Kompleksuaia me-
kbanl sAa vosde3,vvaniia risa. 14o6kva, led-vo sellkhoz,3.it-
ry,, 7,hurnalov i plakatov:., 1961. ln ps (MIRA 3.4:3-1)
(Rice) (Fam mochanlzation)

YERMOKHIN, Georgiy Ivanovich; FILATOV, Leonid-Sergerovich;
CHICHEVA red.; PEVZNER, V.I., tekhn. red.
(Small-scale mechanization in agriculture]Kqlaia mekhanizataiia
v aellskom khoziklatve. Moskva, Sellkhozizdat, 1962. 132 p.
--__(Agricultural machinery) (MIRA 16:3)

KOVAL', I.A.; VAKHTELI, V.Yu.,- YERDIEW, B.S.; CHIP ity red.;
SOKOLOVA, N. N. I tekhn. red.
(Standardized diesel engine for tractors and combines]Unifi-
tairovannyi dizell dlia traktorov i kombainov. Moskva, Sell-
khozizdat, 1962. 222 p. (MIRA 16:2)
(Tractors--Engines)
(Combines (Agricultural machinerjr))_Engines)

VALUYEV, V.V.; MAKSUTOV2 R.N.; MATYUTC, N.A.; YAKER-SON, S.A.;
CHICIWIA, L.I., red.; OKOIXLGVA, Z.P., tekhn.red.
(Mechanization of the preparation and placement in soil
of peat fertilizers] Mekhanizatsiia ZagotovId i vneseniia
v pochvu torfiarqkh udobrenii. Moskva, Sellkhozizdat,
1963. 101 p. (14IRA 17-1)

SHEVCHENK07 NEVA,, L.I., red.; SOKOLOVA, N.N.,
stepan ivanovich; CHIC
tekhn. red.
(Mechanization of straw harvesting] Mekhani#Ataiia uborki
solomy. Yoskval Sellkhozizdatp 1963i 1U ~. (MIRA 16:6)
(Straw-Harwesting)

BARILLp A.V.; MESHCHERYAKOVV V.A.; CHICHEVA, L.I., red.; EELOVA,
N.N., tekbn. red.
'0.~
(Wide-range reaping units] Shiioko-zakhvatnyv shatvennye agre-
gaty. Moakya, Sellkhozisdat, 1963. 190 p. (MRA 16:9)
(Grain-Harvesting) (Mowing machines)

VERBUKp R.M.; GAYDUCHFMO, N.P.; KRIVOKOBYLISKIY, V.F.; POLYAKOV,
M.L.j CHICIIEVAbjo.I., red.j TRUXHIMA, O.N., tokhn. red.;
.' -. red.
[Dismantling, assembly and repair of SMD engines) Razrabotka,
sborka i remont dvigatelei SMD. Moskva., Bellkhozizdat, 1963.
174 (MIRA 16:9)
(14*el engines-Mintenance and repair)

VODOUNCHENKO, Yu.T.; BELOUS, D.A.; GOLUBGHIK, S.F.; LD-;CHE-VSKIY,
V.V.; HaETRUTOV, V.L.; YAYLKEENKO, I.A.; CHICIFEVA, L.I.,
red.;
[Dismantling and assembling the DT-20 tractor] Razborka 1
sborka traktora M-20. Moskva., "Kolos," 1964. 174 p.
(1UHA 17:8)

GORYACHKIN, Vasilly Prokhorovich, akademik (1868-1935);
LUCHINSKIY., N.D.# prof.# doktor sellkhoz. naukt red.;
CHIPHIlk.101.9 red.; CHICHEVYu.I.,red.
[Collected works in tbree volumes] Sobranis sochinenii
trekh tomakh. Moskval Kolos, 1965. 3 v. (MIRA 18:7)
1. Vsesayuznaya akademi7a sellskokhoiyaystvennykh nauL imeni
V.I.Lenim (for Luchinskiy).

LITVINOV, M.A., kand. tekhn. nauk; YANISHEVSHTY, F.V.,, kand. sell-
khoz. nauk; TIKHONCHUX, Yu.V., kand. ekon. nauk; CHERNIKOV,
B.P.v inzh.; BOOANOV, V.M., inzh.;Sjjj=A,_jL
._,T .. red.
(Mechanization of the placement of mineral fertilizers] Me-
khanizataiia. vneseniia mineralInykh udobrenii. Moskva,
Koloss 1965. 173 p. (MIRA 18:5)

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CHICHIBABIN, A.Te.; MGNYV, P.O., professor, rodaktor; LISMUN, A.L.,
R.S., redaktor; LURIYN, H.S., tok-hnichaskiy
redaktor
(Basic principles of'organte chemistry) OonoyWe nachala organiehe-I
skot khtnit. Isd, 6.. (stereotipnoe)o Pod red. P.G.Sergeeva, Moskva,
Goo. nauchno-tsWi. Isd-vo khim. lit-ry. Vol. 1. 1954- 795 P.-
(Chemistry, Organic) (MLRA ~:10)

n' eviob- SOGRIT, P.G., red, [deceased);
RNOUN, A.L., re R.S., red.; WRIYA, M.S., takhn.red.
. re .
EBlements of organic chemistr7l OmnoviWe Aluachals, organicheekol
khimii. ltd. 5-os, parer. i dop. Pod red. P.G.Sargeyeve. Moskva,
Goo. nouchoo-tokha. Isd-vo khts. lit-ry. Vol.2. 1957. 767 p.
Whoulstry. Oreanic) (MIRA 11:2)

CHICHIBABIN Alekseir YevzWO214b., Prinimali uci-Astiye: REUTOV,
-;&A
_rGO-F&OKIY, A-.I., prof.; LIBE11MAN, A.L.p doktor
khim. nauk; BAGDASkR'YAN,, Kh.S.,, doktor khim. nauk; PLATE,
N.A., kand. khim. nauk; KOLDSOV, M.N., Icand. khim. nauki
BOTVINIK, N.M., doktor khim. nauk; STSPANOV, VA, kand.
khim. nauk; MELINIKOV, N.N., prof.; DSFJPVITSKATA., V.A.,
doktor khim. zauk; LIBUMAN, A.L., red.; SERGEYEV, P.G.
(deceased]; ROMM, R.S., red.; SHPAK, Ye.G., tekbn. red.
[Basic principles of organic chemistry] Oanovnye nachala
organicheskoi kb4-4i. lsd.7. Pod red. P.G.Sergeeva i A.L.
Libermana. Mookup Gookhimisdat. Vol.l. 1963. 910
(MRA 16sl4e
1, ChUti-korrompond"t A* SUR (for ?WjUv),
(ft#*1#t#Yj O-Pom-6),

- UnCRIMAY"s K. AND S-42MINVI R.- --
"To imporve the system of conuaodity accounts, to booFt their control value," BukhEAlter,
uchet, 1948, No. 12, p. 28-31
SO! U-385'), 16 June 53, (Latopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey, 110. 5. 1949).

TAIRNOVSKIY, I.Ya.; ODINOKOV, NJ.; EHICH~2,IN,JJI.; SYCHKOV, B.D.
Torque distribution between the rolls Of IL rolling mill. fttll 23 no.12%
1099-1102 D 163. (MIRA l7s2)

TARNOVSKIY, I.Ya.; POZDEYL'V, A.A.; ODINOKOV, Yu.I.; FOPGV, V.M.;
CHICHIGINO V.A.
Increase in metal width and the corresponding speeds of hori-
zontal and vertical rolls on universal blooming, mauls. Izv.
vys. ucheb. zav.; chern. met. 6 no.9.-103-109 163. (MIRA 16:11)
1. Urallskiy politakhnicheakiy institut.

CHI14T411,Tasill~ Grigorlyevich; PAnL'Sr.IY, S.V.*. redaLtor;SHIZIX, S.T.,
IMMM--f-eTHEYFRINIny reanktor
[Methodology Of teaching trig9no7jetry; manwLl for teachers in ,he
secondary schools] Ketodika prepolavaiiiia trigonometrit; posolAe
d1la uchitelei erednikh shkol. Moskva; Goo. uchebno-pedagog. Izd-
vo MinisteratI)a prosvesitchentla RSM, 1954. 337 P. WBA 8:7)
(Trigonometry--Study and teaching)

TAWVSKIY, I. Ya.. doktor tekhnnauk; ODINDKOV, Yu,,!*. inzh.; CHICHIGN9 V*A.9 in3b.
Rolling fames of the 1150 a]Akb mill. izv.v3rs.ucheb.zav,;mashinastr.me.
1:145-156 163o (HIRA 16t5)
1, Urallskiy pdlItekhnicheskiy institut.
(Rolling (Metalwork))

Lf
EW(d)/EWT(M)/EWA(A)/MMAV)/W(it)/LliP(b)/I.VP(t)/I:WP(b)/zw(l)/
JDJOW.,
ACCMSIM KRv.' ARSOJL3007 UR/0137/65/000/004/0009/0010
$21.771.001
BOUM Plef. sh. FAU11%Wdys, Abe. 4060
MnWRI Tarnonkly, I.'Ta.j OdInckov- Tu. 1. j Antonow. S. P. I fts&"V. A, A. I
KuatobOcv. a. G. ChIchIaLn. V.
UZI enko. A. 11 L.1 A _~yabchlkov. r. D.j chkov.
TITIEs Canditicas for.E2!LIjnlar
p Ingots on a slab sill J
CITZO SOMM Tv. Ural9skop %.-I. ln:~ta - chore.
wet, V. as 106%, 167-161
TOPIC TAM motal volli". "4VOIJI&I IdIl
TMIATIONt The US ub siuvior volU*% bony M-21T ingats was sudied.
6
it was found that Mgme of redaction oculd be increased while the somber of
passes was T%dut*6. 4tivauy stable coaditic" tor relling hem Ingots Is 23-29
Pass" we" developed and Introduced into 1"ustry. - it was food th'st t" Must - .. -~ ill
djffI4~dt conditions (rolling Is 21 posses) leave a vwwrve ftv balding canditicam.
f%wtbor imp"oest to Unditid by the pvAr U stand motov ived stuength of stood
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feedback 'circuit and r4pla"s. them by-transi i3tors. After a thorough disous
sion of the- properties of thii"diagram It'is -pointed out that the joint
use-of transistors, and magnetic amplifiers.p armits working out amplifier
6ystems~satisfying all requirenients.regardin g; operational safety,~.quick
kesponse, minimum weight, and-_.siz#.,:provided the amplification factors and
Putput power are sufficiently-large.'': There are 6figures and.4-,Soviet-
references.,

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VASILIYEV, D.V.; MITROFANOV-,, 'B.A.; RABKIN, G.L.; SAMOKIRIALOV)
G.N.; SEMKOVICHP A.A.; FATEYEV, A.V.;
NOMIEVSKIT, B.-I., kand. tekhn. naukj, retsenzent; BEREZ321,
S.Ya., nauchn. red.; SACHH, N.A.,, red.; KRYAKOVA, D.M.,,
tekhn. red.
[Calculation and design of servo systems] Proektirovanie i
raschet slediashchikh sistem. Leningrad, Izd-vo "Sudostroe-
nie," 1964. 606 p. (MIRA 17--4)

I,-# YesIs
Pay daily atLention to inni-rowr:ont of buildin.,u servin-.- !'Lm
cultural and overyday nf2odz- of ycmng emstruction wor~.,orr. T
otroi. 11 no.2:10-12 F 1.6 it 14:2)
1. Zamestitell mchallniku oilde3v. Upravloniya kadrov i
zavo,d(,iiiy Mintran;j3troyz~.
(Cc*?!)t,.uc-,I-iort workers)

ALEKSEYEV, A,G.;.SIMONENK(JV, Ye.A.; CHICHEM, Yu.G.
Knurling key gaps in toothed clutcheso W'shinostroitell
no.3.2-.27-28 D 163. (MIRA 17:3.)

CHIGHERINP Yu.G.
Thread-ralling eonditions and the stnngth of rolled taps.
Stan-I iiwtr. 33 no,L,29-30 Ja 'U. (PMU ~15.2)
(Sorew cutting) (Taps ani dies)

CHICHERIN.. YU.G.
Comparative eharacteristics of ground and rolled taps made of
different brands of steel. Stani inatrs 33 no.801-32 Ag 162.
(KERA 15:8)
(Taps and dies-Testing)

-IYU. a-,
Effect of rolling conditions on the precision of screw
threads. Mashinostroltell no.9:34-315 S 162. (M~A 15:9)
(Metalwork)

AC -;,AP3OO43O17-"--~-_
CESSION. .

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CHICHERIN, Yu.I.; ABROS3MOV, YU.V.; BESPALOVA,. L.T.
Use of glass fiber filters for collecting dust of potassium
peroxide. KUm. prom. no.5s393-394 My 163. (MIRA 16:8)

WITSINO N.j SKOrNIIDDVA9 0, ; UVINAj, L.
Bonus system for hourly wprkera in the sausage industry.
Miss. ind. SM 31 no.4i43-46.160. (MrFtA 1427)
1. Moakovskiy nyasokonbinat (for Matyltain, Skotnikova,
Chicherina)* 2. Vaesoym ouchno-issledovatel'skiy institat
W ne
a7asnoy proWthlennosti (for lievina).
(Moscov-~ftt industry)
(Bonus system)

LLVINAV L.; dKOTNINOVA,, 0.1 CHICHERINA A . STOLIYAK011, M.
Standard norme in the-mout industry* Ilota. trud 7 no.12.-90-94 D 162*
- (MIRL l6s2)
(lbat industr~--Production standards)

GORBATOV, Vasiliy Matveyevich; _CJljMR-_14, 'lekorindra Nikol-ayevr1a;.
, A
VLASOV, Pikolay Nikolayevich; GALYATKIT 1, A.I., ra--enzent:
DROBR.B.''. V.I., retsenzent; KORMT, red.
[System of planned preventive maintenance and repair of
meat industry pquipwntl Sigtrma I)lpno,ii;-r)redilpreiitell-ncgo
rei.onta oborudovaniia mlasnol pronTsElerniusti. lzd.2., Fer,~~r.
i dop, Moskvaj Fishchevaia promyshlennoat', 1065. 82 p.
(3,111,Lk 16:9)

38250
9/ *30 S/169/62/000/005/092/093
-3, D228/D307
AUTHORS: 011, A. I. and Chi
TITLE: Some properties of gigantic nagnetic field pulsations
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 5, 1962, 32, ab-
stract 5G233 (V sb. Probl. Arktiki i Antarktiki, no.
9, L., Xorsk. transport, 1961, 55-87)
TEXT: Gigantic pulsations with periods of >125 sec and amplitudes,
of '>, 4j-were investigated from the data of the observatories of
Tikhaya Bay, Chelyuskin Cape, Dixon Island, Tikqi Bay, and Uelen
for 1957-1958. The probability of pulsation genesis is greatest
by day and falls almost to nil at night. The mean period of the
puslations grows with a station's increasing geomagnetic latitude.
This relationship is analogous to that derived by Obayashi (RZh-
Geofiz, no. 6, 1960, 6991) for pulsations with shorter periods.
The authors reckon that the pulsations examined by them belong to
another type than that of Obayas 'hi. The-values obtained for the
_..mean periods satisfaotbrily coincide with those theoretically cal-
Card 1/2.

Some properties of ...
S/16 62/000/005/092/093
D228YD307
culated on the basis of the magneto"hydrodynamic theory, in the
case of the following parameters: an ion density at infinity of
NS 1& 1/2, a/ho" 24, where a is the earth's radius, and ho,is the
homogeneous atmosphere's height. Obayashils data agree best with
the theory if Ns = 4 and a/ho = 15. It hence follows-that in the
exosDhere the ionization density distribution has a different cha-
racter in the inner and the outer regions Df space. It ds possible
that these regions are associated with radiation belts, particu-
larly with the third-zone situated at a distance of--50,000 km from
the earth. Z-Abstracter's note; Complete translation._7
Card 2/2

YANOVSKIY, B.M.1- BRYUNELLIO B.Ye.; KOVTUN., A.A.; MNETSOV9 N.S~;
RASFO-POVP O.M.; CHICK&MA, N.D.
--,!W ".
--
Magnetotolluric sounding in the Central Russian Depres9ion.
Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. geofiz. no.7:999-1006 J1 164. (MIRA .17:7)
1. lAnizWradakiy gosudaretvannyy universitet imeni Zhdanova.

AO fUSX017 mi~" JcAb46i 18",
-0~ M
All Raispgp~

40497
woiyaa--Vppros~-,zeinno 16, 98)'. The
90
-ebAxacteristies are- scale Aivt,~IaI6 of. 301 a- period Of torsional, 'DS
~'na z6dm3nt.bf '--.4-'.CGSX.nuits- The small size of
ana
he,
'
-magnetic system yields parasitle mechanical osciIbktions much smaller than in
--Previous designs. They are on-the order of 0-1-0-15 site. The instrtment pernn-ts
re,cordin3 ~1' fluctuations ~d,th perio~Ls as low as 0-15-0.2 sec, but this poseibili-
-f has nDt been reached in practice. Because of its sitnaitivity, the noise level
14; on th~a same order as the amp2-Ltude of the desired s:Lgnal in this range (0.02-
0.4. ganmas). Periods greater than. 0.3 see, hovever, can be recorded much mox~e
re&dily, vith acceptxble accuracrr. With a filter systim, precisl')n many 1--'e Vithin
-A
4, ......

..-.-Txenilwaad State -Univexe +

BRYUNF,T T.1 . B.Ye.; KOVTUN, A.A.; KUZNETSOV, N.S.1; RASPOPOV, O.M.; q!qC-HERINAp.
N,.D.; YANOVSKIY, B.M.
Studying the structure of the Central Faissian Deprese3nn by the
magnetotelluric method. Uch. zap. LGU no.3240-16 16" (MIRA 18:4)

GELIPERIN, N.Io; PEMK, V.L.; CHICHERINA, T.G.
Packed pulse columns for extraction. KMm. prom. no.2:3.11-3.15
F 163 o (MMA 16:7)
(Packed towers) (Extraction(Chazintry))
(Mmes transfer)

GELIPERIN., N.I.; PERALK, V.L.; 7-AMYSHLYAYEV, V,G-; (;Ill(;HERINA,__ToG*
Cylindrical mixer-sedimentation extractor. Zhur.VKHO 10
no.4462-463 165* (NIRA :L8: 11)
1. Moukovekiy inatitut tonkoy khimicheukoy tekhnologii imeni,
M.V.Lomonosova.

GELIPER1N) N.I., doktor tekhn.nauki PEBAIX, V..L., kand.takhn.nauk; CHICHERINA.
T.G"_kaad.tekbn.n4ukj SHOHNOVA, M.H,~j ingh,
florizontal multiotage atcuising extractor. ghim. i neft. mehinoistr.
no.gsl-3 S 165- (MIRA :18tJO)

CHICMMMVI V. 1. P and VOLKOVI D.I. (Moscov)
"Magnetic Properties or Alloys Over the Curic Temperature," a paper submitted
at the Internatioaal onference on Physics of Magnetic Phenomena, Sverdlovsk,
23-31 May 56

-.'-AM;MRs -:iP6019M SOURM CDDEI:- M10016/6575M/011/000RUM9.
Oichenins a Z,,M~ j Al,~ ~ikovgLg A.F.
M2dg
GRG% Uzbek Inst ional Medicine, _AMN _AUtbekskiy institut
itute of Res MR
kr ditsiny AMN !-;SSR); Uzbek Republic San-i _Ejeldepiological station
Ayevoy me
Wzbskskaya respublikartskaya sanif-arn6--:e-of&emiologicheakaya stantslya
humans and animals in
MIX,: -Characteristics -of Bru lle~ktrains isolated from
Uzbokistan
SOURCE: Zhurnal mikrobiologii., epidemiolpgii- i immunobiologiip no. 11, 1965, 6-9 J
TAGS - a
TOPIC brucellosis, b cteriap bacteriology
ABSTRACT: Study of Brucena cultures isolated fi= cattle, sheep, End goats
an
d from hutrans showed that 100 out of 161 were typical representatives of
1 Brs:,melitensii (62.1%) *ile. 31 were typical Dr. aborbue (19#1%)o Atypical
ro:p,.
rtiea were noted in 19 cultures of Br. melitensis (1191%) while n
p
culture-3 were typed Bra abortus (6.7%). The Br. melitensis straine isolated
f rvh the sheep and gDats were generally typical representatives of this species
of 11rucel-la. of the cultures isolated from cattle, 34.6% of the Br. m6litiensis
at
rMns and 13-4% of the Br. abortus a
trains were_atypical- -Among-the Bra
imelitalsis. cultures isolated from Vick jj~Wopleif 11 2% were atypical. These
Warei obtained from individuals handlingpat4e on. fams where brdeallosis Was
j prevalent.. orig. art* has% 2 tables*
O~6/ SUBM DATM l6xun64/ om Am 576-851-42-01 (575-1)
cc

Paramgneitic susceptibility of NI - Ag and KI - W alloys. Testdlbek.un.
Fer.unt.,mokh.,astrano,fixe,kblmo 13 no-4:143-146 '58.
(KIRA 12W
1. Kafedrft mognetitts Moskovskogo univorisiteta,
(Ifickal-silver alloys-14agnetic properties)
(fficicel-tuWten alloys-Aagnetic -p-operties)

CHICHERNIIMV, V. I., VOLIKEDSHTEYN, N. V., and EELal, K. P.,
'~Iagaetic and electric properties of rare-earth metals and their alloys. it
report presented at the Conf. on Nev Trends in the Study and Applications of Rare
Earth Metals, Moscow, 18-20 mar 63

J1
R.I.; KLSIYANDV. V.M.. kendidat tek1hnidhsBk1kh nauk, dotsent,
retsenseat; CHIMMOV, L*G., Whener, rettienzent.
memo* "OV:W
[Petroleum producing nachinerr and mechanisms] Haftepromrolovre,*
ekBp1UatajiVAOZUY8 MRShiny j nekhanisay. Moskva, Goo. nauchno-tekba.
isd-vo neftlauoi i gurno-toplivuoi lit-rr, 1954. 343 p. (KLU 7:8)
(Petroleum Industrr-lquipment &ad suppUes)

Q~ AID P - 3818
Subject USSR/mining
Card 1/2 Pub. 78 - 6/25
Authors : Kazak, A. S.# I. I. Rosin and L. G. Chicherov
F"W WAOMMMWOM121
Title : Some results of tests with hydraulic rodless piston
pumps
Periodical : Neft. khoz., v. 33, #11, 34-38, N 1955
Abstract : The author describes tests with the rodless hydraulic
pumping equipment operated in wc-11 shafts by circulation
of oil under pressure from a high-duty pump at the
surface. This pumptng system consists of a hydraulic
power unit on the surface, a hydraulically-actuated
piston pump suspended below the fluid level in the well)
and a high-pressure hydraulic transmission tubing con-
nection between the power unit on the surface and the
submerged well pump. Advantages of such pumping system
are: higher efficiency through the elimination of the
Inefficient sucker rod Connection, especially in deep
wells, and a more convenient pumping operation,

A ID P - 3818
Neft. khoz., v. 33, #11, 34-380 N 1955
Card 2/2 Pub. 78 - 6/25
especially in crooked and deflected holes. The present
rodless hydraulic pumping units proved to be not quite
satisfactory and therefore better construction, more
solid parts, and better design are necessary. Diagrama,
charts.
Institution : Test Construction Bureau (OKB)
Submitted : No date

4, e 64
93-6-8/20
AUTHOR: Nikulichav, Ye. Pand Chicherov, L.G.
TITLE: Standard Series of Submers entrifugal Electric Pumps (Normallnyy
ryad pogruzhnykh tipentrobezhnykh elektronasosov)
PERIODICAL: Neftyanoye khozyaystvo, 1957, Nr 6, pp. 27-32 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Oil well exploitation by means of rodless submersible electric pumps
results in higher yields, longer runs without repairs, and lower
cost of production. The superiority of these pumps over rod pumps
has been experimentally established at the Petroleum Production
Administration of the OktyabrlskLy Petroleum Industry (NPU Oktyabr,neft)
belonging to the State All-Union Association of the Groznyy Oil and
Gas Industry (ob"yedineniye Gromieft') and at the Petroleum Production
Administration of the -Ordzhonikidze Petroleum Industry (NPU Ordzhon:Udd-
zeneft') subordinate to the Miniatry of the Petroleum Industry of the
Azerbaydzhan SSR, also at the TsNIITEneft1 Institute, and at the
Special Design Bureau for ram pumips (OKB po besshtangovym nasosam).
At present the limited number of st4mdard type (5-6) submersible
electric pumps does not satisfy coil fielddemand and in order t6 solve
this problih the OKB for rodless pumps hais prepared specifications
for a standard series of submersible electric pumps. Fig. 1 shows
the method by which the dimensions of submersible pumps and electric
motors were deter-mined for wells with casing strings of 5
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93-6-8/20
Standard Series of Submersible Centrifugal Kectric Pumps (cont)
6 5/8",. and 8 5/811 and minimum inside diameters of 122, 144, SM 194 mm.
respectively. Pbr wells with a 7" casing string, the same pumps as for
5 3/4 and 6 5/8".casing strings were recommended, and for wells with
casing string of more than 8 5/8" any pump of the new standard series
All do. Table 1 gives7the diameters of the pumps End submersible
electric motors. The efficiency of the pumps wasealculated with the
aid of ORB formulas derived by eicperiments and verified by testing
the stages of siall dimension pumps. It was established that the full
efficiency of a submersible pump varies from 40 to 60 per cent depending
on the dimension'and delivery of the pump (Table 2). The approximate
maximum motor capacity for wells with 5") 6". and 8n casinj strin''gs
was established as 40,100, and 190 kw., respectively. The length'of
a pump or motor was established as 7 m. The maximum head of a'pump
was calculated from data on a duplex or triplex pump powered by one
electric motor. 7be possibility of coupling pumps was tested using
the EN-70-1-500 and EN-40-1000 pwapp. The main parameters of pumps
for wells with 5", 6", and 80 casing strings were established on the
basis of the above calculations. Some of these parameters are given
in Table 2. Determination of pluip delivery and head made it possible
to present graphically the ranges of application for electric pumps
(Fig.s.' 2 3, 4). These charts show by means of A.N. Adonin~ curves
Card 2/3 the application ranges of rod and electric pumps for wells with

93.-6-8/20
Standard Series of Subsirsible Centrifugal KLectric Pumps (cont)'
various casing strings. Calculations for the boundary curve took into
account the use of a SKN-10-3012 ON X-1) pump Jack. On the basis 'of all
the data it was decided to approve 15 types of pump.-~ differing in delivery
and permissible cross section. EaRh type Is classified according to volume
delivery (Table 3). For example, pumps for wells with a 5" casing string
will deliver 20-200 cu. m. of fluid per -lay and so on. The pumps differ
in head by 100-350 m. All 105 standard 3pecification pumpsare based on
15 ty-,%-a of stages. The'hox*ing for all standard specification comes in
three olameters, 92, 114, and 150 mm. Housing of 92 and 114 mm in diameter
is divided by length into four sizes and housing witb a diameter of 150 mm.
comes in seven sizes, three of them o' Vie same size as the housing of 92 and
114 mm. in diameter. This, makes it..possible to standardize other pump parts
(shafts, Packers). This'sUndardization should reduce the cost of pump pro-
duction and individual pumps, as well as facilitate pump use and repair..
Furthermora. this will mks possible the designing of new standalo CA l-
ed by oil fields - There we tTwee tablas and , Trif
catior, pumps roquir
AVF~I'I'4,BI,F-. 111-rar,y of Conpess
Card 3/3

ALIVXRDIZAIX, Z.G.; DANIYJLYAN, A.A.: DORKMOT, 1BATMI't A*X*;
PAMAYM. T.O. Edeoeasedl;, GMISML-L.O.; YUHMSM,
GORIKOTA#- A.A.~. vedushchiy red.;, jMMMINA. I.A., takhn.red.
[Calculations and designs for eqtdipment for the exploitation of
oil wells] Paschat I konstruirovimie obor~dovanlla dlia
skspluatateli neftiamykh okwoshin.- *skva,'Gos.n&uchno-tekhn.
izd-vo neft. i go=*-toplivnoi lit-ry. 1939. 560 p. (KM 12:6)
(Oil wells--lquipment and mpplies)

alM PHME I BOOK EXIW.--TATION S-OV/2476
Aliverdizade, K.080, A.A. Dmiyelyan, V. 1. Dokmentov, A.K. Ibatulov'
V.O.. Pakhlavuni (Deceased),-L.G. Chicherov, and S.V. Yurkevskiy
Raschet i konstruiroyaniye oboradovanlya d1ya ekspluatatsii neftyanykh
skyazhin (Design and Construction of Equ:Lvment, for Oil Well Exploitation)
Moscow, dostoptekhizdat, 1959. 652 p. grrata slip inserted. 3,500 copies
printed.
Exec. Ed.: A.A. Gor1kova; Tech. Ed.: E.A. Mukhina.
PURPOSE, This book in intended for engineers and technicians of oilfields, machine-
li:ui~ding and repair plants, and scientific research institutes. It my also be
useful to students of petroleum vuzes and deparbnents.
CIOVERAGEt The authors discuss calculation azut design principles of equipment used
in oil well operation. In same instances the design of production equipment is
also discussed. No personalities are mentioned. Thereare 66 references,
all Soviet.
Card 1/4

*Design and Construction of Equipment (Cont.) SOV/2476
TOLE OF CONTENTS:
Ch. 1. Equipment for Extracting Petroleum by the Floving-vell Method 3
1. Accessory equi3pment for flowing wells 3
2. Tubing head 9
3. Main peats and subassemblies of accessory equilment for flowing
wells 10
4. Calculation and design of accessory eq~dpment for flowing wells 11
5. Basic trends in the development and improvement of the desigh of
"cessory equipment for flowing wells 25
Ch. 2. Equipment for Extracting Petroleum by the banpressor Method, and
Equipment for Gas Injection for Maintenance and Restoration of
FormatioAal ftessure 27
1. Use of compressors in oilfields 27
2- Main types of oilfield compressors 30
3. Designing oilfield compressors 68
4. Theoretical principles and thermodynenic cilculation of the
piston compressor 77
5. Design and calculation of the basic p&rts of a compressor 94
6. Design and calculation for auxiliary equipment 121
7. Foundations for ollfield caWpreosora 134
card 2/4

Design and Construction of Equipment (Cont.)
SOV/2476
Ch- 3- Equi3piment for Extracting Petroleun by the Deep-YeI2 Fump Method 139
1. Drives for deep-well pumps, 142
2. Deep-well roA pumps 244
3. Submersible rodleas pumps 282
Ch. 4. Equi]pment and Tools for Sutpurface Repair pf Wells 334
1. Hoista 334
2. FlusAing asemblies 389
3. Power equilment 396
4. Lov~ering and lifting equipdent and tools 396
5. Drilling derrickik and masts 419
60' Drilling tools 431
Ch. 5- Equilizent for Well Sbaling, sad for Gathering, Storing, and
Transporting Petroleum and Gas 455
1. Equi3padat for gathdring petroleum and jps 455
2. EqDdluent for storing petroleum at f1*1d gathering stations
and tank farms 466
3- P=Ps 485
Card 3/4

Design and Construction of Equipment (Oont.),
Cn. 6. Equipment for Hydraulic Fracturing o *f Formations
1. Nature of*hydraulic fracturing process amd e .quipment used
2. Portable pump units
3. Sand-mixing units
4. Truck tomk
Packers
Equipment for vell mouths
AVAILABLE: Libroxy of Congress
Card 4/4
sov/2416
543
545
553
553
555
555
558

ABRAMOY, N.A.; ALIVERDIZAIR, K.S.; ANIROV, U.N.; AR , R. 1. ; AR IYET,
S.I.; BAGDASAROY, R.M.; BAGDASAROT, G.A.; BADANTANTS, A.A.; DANIYB-
LYAN, G.N.; 112HAPAROY, A.A.; LIZAK, I.S.; EIRCEBMIY. M.N.; 10M-
KHOT, S. 1. ; IR WAYNT, A.T.; IMOVSKIY. A.I.; I-CAUROT. G.S.;
LARIONOT, Ye.P.; LISMOARTAN, N.Te.; LITSHITS, B.L.; LISIXTAN,
K.A.; LOGINOVSKIY. V.1.; LYSMOVSKIT, P.S.; MCLCHANOV, G.T.; KAT-
MIKAN, N.M.; CKHCROKO, S.K.; ROKANIKHIN, V.A.; ROSIN, .I.; Ru-
STANOT, R.N.; SMISOV, R.T.; SMUNIK. P.I.; SOBOLEV. N.A.; TARA-
TUTA, R.N.: TVOROWTA, L.K.; TEWEIGORYAN, A.I.; USACHIT. V.I.;
FAYN, B.P.; QHI WIF ~.j S11APIRO, Z.L.; SEMVCHUK, Tu.I.; TSMIK,
A,As: AWGOV, P.M.. red.; KARTYNOTA, M.P., vedushchiy red.; DANI M,
-LTU, A..Ar; TRWINOT, A.V., tekhn.red,
[Oil field equipment: in six volume] Neftianos oboradovanie; v
shesti tomakh. Moskva, Gos.naucbno-tekhn.1zd-vo neft. i gorno-
toplivnoi lit-ry. Vol.3- [Petroleum production equipment] Obo-
rudovanie I Instrumut d1la dobychl nefti. 1960. 183 p.
(NIRA 13:4)
(Oil fields-1quipment and supplies)

RDSIN, 1.1.g MLZLKO A.S. g CHICMOTI L.G.
Use of hydraulic piston piMs In 295B-199). left. khoz.
38 no.6:24-27 Je 060. (KIBA 1317)
(Oil well pumps)

~lj if T'~' li r---e A IJ ~ A J A ) -
- fx ' V,
C-JI 1-0 ~ ~V'- 1vt
-
KRYK.S.XIY. V.A., insh.; CHIOMMV. N.N., insh.
N9w clamPing ChuCkf, Mehlaostrolte'll no.gt2g-30 A 157. (MIJU 10:9)
(Chualts)

CHICHENOV, P.P.
Determination of an economic value of the povar of a,;xiliary
i-serve in electric power plants. 12v. 50 AN SSSR no.10:24-33
'63, WR~ -1-1%11)
1. Tomskiy politekhnicbeskiy institut.

C91CHEROVi, V. I.
Folklore
Dez)rpved views of N. IA. Harr Pn6 his followers in tht~ field o~' folklore. Sov. etn.
No. 3, 1952.
Monthly List of Russ1pn Accessions, Library of Contgress, December 1952. UnclFssified.

11 CHICHMOV.0 V. i.
2, USSR (600)
4. T-pic Poetry
7* Problems of the theory of the epos and contemporary investigations of the
Narty legends of the Ossetse Izv. AN SSSR. Otd-.Ute i iaz. 11 No. 5; 1952.
0
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Jpnuaa7 1953. Unclassified.

Cjj.TC','771~~O-~,
,~-j , V. Prof.
Folk
Problem; of
NO- 12, "ter- creat
workv Or
Peoj)les 0j,
33M
9* List Rf- Russian Accessions
Lll,,gry of Congri,
.33 t
unclassifim

CI'IICn-'h0Vj V. I.
Folk Literature
Outline of Russian folk poetry of the Soviet era. 4eviewed by V. I. Chicherov.
Sov. kniga No. 2, 1953.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress., June 1.953, Unclassified.

CHIMUTIOV v
11J.-oblems of the study of epic poetry of the Soviet witions. 1. Tr. from
the Rucsian. p. 219,
CESUSLOMISKA ETIVIO-GRAFTE. Praha.
Vol. 3, no. 3, 10,55
SOURCE: Monthly Idst of East European Acc;~ssions (EEAL), LC, Vol. 5,
No. 3, March 1956

CHICff=Vt V.
---------,
GWQUPHr & GEDWGY
PEMDICALt CESKY LID. Vol. 42, no. 5p 1955
CHICHEROV, V. 7he Btruggle of the Soviet science of folklore agairiat reumants of
the liberalistic burgeouis theorien. Tr. from Ruavlan (Gonclusion)
pe 201o
Mbnthly List of But &ropean Acoessions(EW) LC, Vol. 8, No. 2, Feb. 1959, Unclasso

DUSHKCIV., I.I.; MOILHANOV, V;A.; TELIKOVSKIY, V.G.,,: CHICHEROV, V.M.
Some angular relational4ps in cathode sputtering. Zhur.tekh.fiz.
31 no.8:1012 Ag 161.'- (MIRA 34: 8)
(Sputtering (Pbysics))

S10201/61/137/001/010/021
B104/B209
AUTHORS: Molchanov, V. A., Tellkovskiy, Ir. G., and Chicherov, J.-M.
TITLE: Anisotropy of cathode sputtering of single crystals
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, v. 117, no. 1, 1961, 58-59
TEXT: This article presents the results of measurements concerning the
dependence of the sputtering coefficient of the, (100) face of nickel and
copper single crystals on the angle of incidence of ions. The experimental
setup has been described in an earlier paper (Ref. 3: V. A. Molchanov,
V. G. Tellkovskiy, Vestn. Moskovsk. univ., v. 1 (1956)). Sputtering
was done with singly-ionized 27-kev argon ions; current density was
1-2 ma/cM2. The single crystals were polished and then annealed for some
time in a vacuum furnace at about 8000C. After this, they were slorly
cooled down to room temperature, and their surfaces were chemically etched.
Surface condition and orientation of the crystals were examined by X-ray
structural analysis. The sputtering coefficients (atoms/ion) are plotted
versus the angle of incidence in Figs. 1 and 2. Curve 1 in Fig. 2 was
taken at a Cu single crystal, curve 2 in Fig. 2 at polycrystalline copper.
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B104/B209
The results of analogous measurements with a nickel single crystal are
shown in Fig. 3. The results found with these two single crystals are
very complicated. The position of the minima is the same for both
single crystals and corresponds to the angles of incidence of the ion
beam, which coincide with the crystallographic axes (100), (111), and
(112). The authors note the non-monotonic dependence of secondary-elee-
tron emission on the angle of incidence which differs for coper by more
than tirice the amount at an angle of incidence of 360 and 46 . The
single crystals used in the experiments described here were grown at the
Institut kristallografii Ali SSSR (Institute of Crystallography AS USSR)
under the supervision of V. A. Timofeyeva, who is thanked by the authors.
Moreover, the authors thank Ye. V. Kolontsova, 1. V. Telegina, and N. A.
Khatanova for having determined the orientation of the single crystals,
as well as 1. 1. Dushkov for assistance. There are 3 figures and
4 references: 3 Soviet-bloc and I non-Soviet-bloc. *
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-issledovateliskiy institut yadernoy fiziki Moskovsko-
go gosudarstvennogo universitets, im. M. V. Lomonosova
(Scientific Research Institute of Nuclear Physics of Moscow
Card 2/3 State University imeni M. V. Lomonosov)

Anisotropy of cathode... 5/020/61/137/001/010/021
3104/B209
PRESEITTED:
SUBMITTED:
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December 17* 1960, by L. A. Artsimovich, Academician
ic
December los 1960
jv -
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240
S/020 ~91/138/004/009/023
B1047B203
AUTHOR: Molchanov, V. A., Tellkovskiyq V. G.t and Chicherov, V. N.
TITLEs Angular distribution of sputtered particles in irradiation
of a single crystal by an ion beam
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, ve 1389 no* 49 19619
824 - 825
TEXT% The experiments reported here were made with an experimental
arrangement described In one of the authors' previous papers (Vestn.
Mosko univ.p no6 1, (1961)) and schematically shown in Fig. 1. The ion
beam I passes a diaphragm 2 and hits the crystal 3. As a collector
served the base of the X-ray film which was attached either to a plane
(4_a) or a curved (40) copper plate. Fig. 2 shows a photograph of -the
deposits on the colleatorg obtained in the irradiation of the (100)
plane of a copper singlo crystal with an argon beam of the energy of
27' kev. The four symmetric patterns correspond to the crystallographic
axeb[1'1019 and the fifth in the center to the [1003 axis. The arrows
give the directions in which the depoBits were photometrically deter-
mined ,Figs. 3 and 4 show the resulte. The different carves correspond
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Angular distributions ... B100203
to different R, d (d - diameter of the ionic beam on the crystal), and
angles of incidence a of,the ionic beam. As can be seeng a considerable
part of the atoms leaving the target lie within narrow cones whose axes
coincide with the crystallographic principal axes of the target. The
angular half-width is 20 . The authors state that the "intensity" of
the Wehner patterns greatly depends on the angles between the orystallo-
graphic principal axes and the sectional plane of the crystal. If the
sectional plane of the crystal is none of the crystallographic principal
planes, then the more intensive patterns lie in the directions forming
smaller angles with the normal of the sectional plane. The authors
thank I. A. Shakh-Melikova for assistance in the experiments. There
are 4 figures and 9 referencess 6 Soviet-bloc and 3 non-Soviet-bloo.
The 2 references to English-Ian 0 publications road as followss G. X.
Wehnerq Phys. Rev., 102, 690 (19gu56'1; G. K. Wehner, G. S. Anderson, J. Appl.
Phys., L1.9 2305 (19630T.
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''Angular distributions ... Bl(14/B203
ASSOCIATIONs Naiiahno-iseledovatellskiy institut yadernoy fiziki
Moskovskogo gosudaretvannogo upiversiteta im. M. V.
Lomonosova ( Soientific Research Institute of Nuclear
Physics of Moscow State University imeni M. V. Lomonosov)
PRESENTED: March 4, 1961p by L. A. Artsimovichp Academician
3IJ13MITTED: February 28, 1961
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b)~EWT L71 AT/J 1)
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AUT!101i: YOV601UMOV, 1. No; M01ch,'inoVp V.'A.; Odinti;ov, Do Do;
C&-4.zk:i1C1,oVV
C *R' C, jl~joscou State University im,
Vonnyy univorzi
M. V. Lomonotiov (Moakovskiy Go3udarstr
TITLE.: Ef."ect* of thermal fluctuations in a crystal lattice.-on the
coel'I"icient of ion-electron emission
SOURCE; Fizilca tverdogo tcla, V. 8, no. io, 1966, 2934-2944
M PTC TAGS: crystal, crystal lattic, ion emisaion, electron emission,
10
... onocryst-al, polycry3tal, copper
A3Srki'RACT: The dependence of the coefficient of ion-electron emission
y on the ang
_,lc of incidence 0 of ions on a target at 200 and 9,00C was
't
investigated for various orientations of a-..q2pp(,r monocry-tali-and for
a polycrystal copper target under bombardment j;;-p 20'jf~+*-_4_07A+- 64
a $ Kr+
iona -eitoh an oner3y of 30 kev. The polycrystal target was found to
have an alziozt constant value at different target temperatures (at
U.6a sane angle of ion incidence on the target). An increase in mono-
crystal target temperature results in a smoothing out of anisotropy
in the coefficient of emission. Furthermore, the change in the form
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of the curve is different for different orientations of the target.
1"he aut*hora show that tho results obtained are accurately described
by the transparency model. The authors thank Ye. S. Mashkov for his.
assistance in conducting the experimenta and- iscussing the re-,
sults obtained, and Yu. V, May~~yAqpko for his discussion of the
results, OrIge art. has: 21figurei;_ [Author's abstract]
SU3 CODE: 20/ SUBM DATE: 23Feb66/ ORIG REP: 003/ OTH REP-. 005

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"IM AP6018731 SoUnCR CODE: UEI./0057/66/036/006/1055/1057
AUTHOR: chicheroM.Mv "7
ORG-. none
TITLE: Density distribution of hyd in a coaxial plasma gun before application
of higb voltage to the electrodes
SOURCE: Zhurnal takhnicheskoy flaiki, v. 36, no. 6, 1966, 1055-1057
TOpIC TAGS: plasma gunp hydrogen, gas diffusion, charge exchangep C-A-S DEAMITY
ABSTRACT: The density distribution of hydrogen within a coaxial, plas;k gun has been
measured at different times following admission of the gav, w1th the-aid of beans of
4 to 10 keV H* and He+ ions, using a technique described elsewhere by O.VoKoz1ov,
at al. (Diagnostika plazmy puchkami atomov I ionov. V sbe I'Diagnostika plaxmi"
Cosatomizdat, 1963). The measurements were undertaken In the hope of Improving our
understanding of the dependence of the properties of plasma% bursts from coaxial plasma
guns on the delay time between admission of the gas and application..of-the potential*
The diameters of the plasma gun electrodes were 3 and 7.5 cu. Approximately 0.2 cX3
of hydxvgen was admitted to the evacuated plasma gun for each measurement and the
density of t1ae hydrogen was determined at a seloctdd position along the gun from the
attenuation of the Ion beam was due mainly to charge exchw4;s collisions* From 125
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3
to 150 microsec after the gas Valve was opened the mean hydrogyg density,within a
centimeter or two of the point of admission was & few times 10 QtOm/cm". Thereafter
the gas expanded along the gun with thermal velocities and streamed out the end of the
gun (4 ca from the point of Igs admission), forming it gas cushion with an effective
thickness of the order of 10 atom/cm . The number of high energy protons in the
plasma burst can be drastically reduced by charge ex.-hunge collisions while the plasma
traverses this cushion of neutral hydrogen. The author thanks SH.Bravermn for cou-
structing the apparatus, N.G.Kovaltskiy for valuablo discustilons and advice, and
S.N,Zbonkov for assistance with the work. Orig. art. has: 2 figures.
SIJB CODE: 20 /
SM DATE: 27Aug65 ORIC., REP% 004 / OTJI RJW: 002
2/2 hn -

SERYY, Igor' Sergep-,vich; r
-red.
[Xicasuring ga-uges and instruments in rejair shopq]
lzmeritellryi instrument i pribor7 v reu.ontno:l- master-
skoi. Moskva, Kolos, 1964. 83 p. (VUlU 17:12)

PROBRANTSEV, F.R.j. kand. tekbn. nauk; CHICHZV, Yu-l-,~ red.;
oxoL = VA, Z.P., tekhn. redo
[Nechani2ation on swine farms] Mekbani:.,atsiia na svino-
vodcheskikb fermakh. Moskvat Sellkhozizdatp 1963. 142 po
(MIRA 17:3),

GOLITSOVv A.A.; DUDOROV, I.T.; K0104IYETS, A.A.; RAZLUKINA,
14.L.; KURZINA, I.A., red.; CHICHEV, Yu.I., red.
[Vegetable farming in a mechanized vegetable-gardening
brigade; experience with A.L.Karputtseva's brigade
("Bolshevik" State ?arm in Moscov Province)] Vozdelyvanie
ovoshchei v mekhanizirovarmoi ovoshchevodchaskoi brigade;
opyt brigady A.L.Karputtsevoi (sovkhoz "Bollshovik" Mo-
skovskoi oblasti) Moskva., Kolosj 1965., 134 p.
(MIRA 18t7)

HALINOVSKIY, I-DWITAPUS, A.D.f~ MODULIN, Yu.A.; MUCHEV, Yu,l.
rm-~-d,,: GFEBTSOV,, P.F., red.
(DT..20 trwAtor) Traktar DT-20. M,,~,qkiap Kolosp 1965. 254 P-
(MIRA 28-.8)

ARTEMIYEV., Yu.N.; VOLGIN, I.V.; GALIPERIN, A.S.; DYADYUSHKO, V.P.;
KAPLUN, I.B.; IJIVRISHCHEV, V.N.; NEFEDOV, B.B.; TELIPOV, A.S.;
CHICHEV, Yu,I.p red.
[Control of technical conditions of tractor parts in repair-
ing; a handbook. Traktors DT-54~ DT-54A, T-75, "Belarusl,"
T-40, T-28, DT-14, DT-14A DT-14B, DT-20-, self-propelled
chassis DVSSh-16 and T-161 Kontroll teUnicheskogo sost-ianiia
traktornykh detalei pri remon4e; spravochnik. Traktory
DT-54, DT-54A, T-75, "Belarus',$" T-40, T-28., DT-14p DT-.Lt,,,%,
DT-1/+B, DT-20, smokhodrore shassi DVSSh-.16 i T-16. Moskvaq
Kolos, 1965. 471 p. (MIRA 18:4)

soy/115-59-5-5/27
28(2)
AUTHOR: Chicherova, A.S.
TITLEt Measuring Inner Coneswith Universal Instruments
FERIODICALs lzmeriteltnaya Teldinikag 1959p Nr 5, pp 7-8 (USSR)
ABS'TRACTs To gage finite openings indicating internal measuring instruments
NI of the "Kalibr" plant are used in connection with 'rod-operated
instruments to measure depth. The same principle was applied in
the construction of the instrumentti PK-32 and PK-33 of "LIZ" Plant. In
both cases there are two potential sources of error in regaru to
the diameter; one lies in the -tilting of the instrument, the other
one in the rounding of the tracers. The size of the error is given
in the equation (1). The error wh,-.-b results for IlRalibrIf is Shovn
in table 1. Table 2 and 3 show error of 111IZ" instruments. Fig.2
illustrates error in rounding. Fig.3 shows origin of error caused
by tilting. F' 4 eh ms trigonometrical dependency for formula G.
'T~) y"
(2). Equation elds actual diameter of steep cones measured
Card 1/1 according to the 1111Z" method. There are 4 diagrams and 3 tables.

OWKINj Alsksandr Ivanovich- MUUKOV., V.L.9 red.;CHICEEVA, L,I*,, red#;
p
TRUEMA, OON#.t tekbu. red.. -------
[Dver-all mechanizaiion of rice cultivationl Kompleksuaia me-
kbanl sAa vosde3,vvaniia risa. 14o6kva, led-vo sellkhoz,3.it-
ry,, 7,hurnalov i plakatov:., 1961. ln ps (MIRA 3.4:3-1)
(Rice) (Fam mochanlzation)

YERMOKHIN, Georgiy Ivanovich; FILATOV, Leonid-Sergerovich;
CHICHEVA red.; PEVZNER, V.I., tekhn. red.
(Small-scale mechanization in agriculture]Kqlaia mekhanizataiia
v aellskom khoziklatve. Moskva, Sellkhozizdat, 1962. 132 p.
--__(Agricultural machinery) (MIRA 16:3)

KOVAL', I.A.; VAKHTELI, V.Yu.,- YERDIEW, B.S.; CHIP ity red.;
SOKOLOVA, N. N. I tekhn. red.
(Standardized diesel engine for tractors and combines]Unifi-
tairovannyi dizell dlia traktorov i kombainov. Moskva, Sell-
khozizdat, 1962. 222 p. (MIRA 16:2)
(Tractors--Engines)
(Combines (Agricultural machinerjr))_Engines)

VALUYEV, V.V.; MAKSUTOV2 R.N.; MATYUTC, N.A.; YAKER-SON, S.A.;
CHICIWIA, L.I., red.; OKOIXLGVA, Z.P., tekhn.red.
(Mechanization of the preparation and placement in soil
of peat fertilizers] Mekhanizatsiia ZagotovId i vneseniia
v pochvu torfiarqkh udobrenii. Moskva, Sellkhozizdat,
1963. 101 p. (14IRA 17-1)

SHEVCHENK07 NEVA,, L.I., red.; SOKOLOVA, N.N.,
stepan ivanovich; CHIC
tekhn. red.
(Mechanization of straw harvesting] Mekhani#Ataiia uborki
solomy. Yoskval Sellkhozizdatp 1963i 1U ~. (MIRA 16:6)
(Straw-Harwesting)

BARILLp A.V.; MESHCHERYAKOVV V.A.; CHICHEVA, L.I., red.; EELOVA,
N.N., tekbn. red.
'0.~
(Wide-range reaping units] Shiioko-zakhvatnyv shatvennye agre-
gaty. Moakya, Sellkhozisdat, 1963. 190 p. (MRA 16:9)
(Grain-Harvesting) (Mowing machines)

VERBUKp R.M.; GAYDUCHFMO, N.P.; KRIVOKOBYLISKIY, V.F.; POLYAKOV,
M.L.j CHICIIEVAbjo.I., red.j TRUXHIMA, O.N., tokhn. red.;
.' -. red.
[Dismantling, assembly and repair of SMD engines) Razrabotka,
sborka i remont dvigatelei SMD. Moskva., Bellkhozizdat, 1963.
174 (MIRA 16:9)
(14*el engines-Mintenance and repair)

VODOUNCHENKO, Yu.T.; BELOUS, D.A.; GOLUBGHIK, S.F.; LD-;CHE-VSKIY,
V.V.; HaETRUTOV, V.L.; YAYLKEENKO, I.A.; CHICIFEVA, L.I.,
red.;
[Dismantling and assembling the DT-20 tractor] Razborka 1
sborka traktora M-20. Moskva., "Kolos," 1964. 174 p.
(1UHA 17:8)

GORYACHKIN, Vasilly Prokhorovich, akademik (1868-1935);
LUCHINSKIY., N.D.# prof.# doktor sellkhoz. naukt red.;
CHIPHIlk.101.9 red.; CHICHEVYu.I.,red.
[Collected works in tbree volumes] Sobranis sochinenii
trekh tomakh. Moskval Kolos, 1965. 3 v. (MIRA 18:7)
1. Vsesayuznaya akademi7a sellskokhoiyaystvennykh nauL imeni
V.I.Lenim (for Luchinskiy).

LITVINOV, M.A., kand. tekhn. nauk; YANISHEVSHTY, F.V.,, kand. sell-
khoz. nauk; TIKHONCHUX, Yu.V., kand. ekon. nauk; CHERNIKOV,
B.P.v inzh.; BOOANOV, V.M., inzh.;Sjjj=A,_jL
._,T .. red.
(Mechanization of the placement of mineral fertilizers] Me-
khanizataiia. vneseniia mineralInykh udobrenii. Moskva,
Koloss 1965. 173 p. (MIRA 18:5)

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CHICHIBABIN, A.Te.; MGNYV, P.O., professor, rodaktor; LISMUN, A.L.,
R.S., redaktor; LURIYN, H.S., tok-hnichaskiy
redaktor
(Basic principles of'organte chemistry) OonoyWe nachala organiehe-I
skot khtnit. Isd, 6.. (stereotipnoe)o Pod red. P.G.Sergeeva, Moskva,
Goo. nauchno-tsWi. Isd-vo khim. lit-ry. Vol. 1. 1954- 795 P.-
(Chemistry, Organic) (MLRA ~:10)

n' eviob- SOGRIT, P.G., red, [deceased);
RNOUN, A.L., re R.S., red.; WRIYA, M.S., takhn.red.
. re .
EBlements of organic chemistr7l OmnoviWe Aluachals, organicheekol
khimii. ltd. 5-os, parer. i dop. Pod red. P.G.Sargeyeve. Moskva,
Goo. nouchoo-tokha. Isd-vo khts. lit-ry. Vol.2. 1957. 767 p.
Whoulstry. Oreanic) (MIRA 11:2)

CHICHIBABIN Alekseir YevzWO214b., Prinimali uci-Astiye: REUTOV,
-;&A
_rGO-F&OKIY, A-.I., prof.; LIBE11MAN, A.L.p doktor
khim. nauk; BAGDASkR'YAN,, Kh.S.,, doktor khim. nauk; PLATE,
N.A., kand. khim. nauk; KOLDSOV, M.N., Icand. khim. nauki
BOTVINIK, N.M., doktor khim. nauk; STSPANOV, VA, kand.
khim. nauk; MELINIKOV, N.N., prof.; DSFJPVITSKATA., V.A.,
doktor khim. zauk; LIBUMAN, A.L., red.; SERGEYEV, P.G.
(deceased]; ROMM, R.S., red.; SHPAK, Ye.G., tekbn. red.
[Basic principles of organic chemistry] Oanovnye nachala
organicheskoi kb4-4i. lsd.7. Pod red. P.G.Sergeeva i A.L.
Libermana. Mookup Gookhimisdat. Vol.l. 1963. 910
(MRA 16sl4e
1, ChUti-korrompond"t A* SUR (for ?WjUv),
(ft#*1#t#Yj O-Pom-6),

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"To imporve the system of conuaodity accounts, to booFt their control value," BukhEAlter,
uchet, 1948, No. 12, p. 28-31
SO! U-385'), 16 June 53, (Latopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey, 110. 5. 1949).

TAIRNOVSKIY, I.Ya.; ODINOKOV, NJ.; EHICH~2,IN,JJI.; SYCHKOV, B.D.
Torque distribution between the rolls Of IL rolling mill. fttll 23 no.12%
1099-1102 D 163. (MIRA l7s2)

TARNOVSKIY, I.Ya.; POZDEYL'V, A.A.; ODINOKOV, Yu.I.; FOPGV, V.M.;
CHICHIGINO V.A.
Increase in metal width and the corresponding speeds of hori-
zontal and vertical rolls on universal blooming, mauls. Izv.
vys. ucheb. zav.; chern. met. 6 no.9.-103-109 163. (MIRA 16:11)
1. Urallskiy politakhnicheakiy institut.

CHI14T411,Tasill~ Grigorlyevich; PAnL'Sr.IY, S.V.*. redaLtor;SHIZIX, S.T.,
IMMM--f-eTHEYFRINIny reanktor
[Methodology Of teaching trig9no7jetry; manwLl for teachers in ,he
secondary schools] Ketodika prepolavaiiiia trigonometrit; posolAe
d1la uchitelei erednikh shkol. Moskva; Goo. uchebno-pedagog. Izd-
vo MinisteratI)a prosvesitchentla RSM, 1954. 337 P. WBA 8:7)
(Trigonometry--Study and teaching)

TAWVSKIY, I. Ya.. doktor tekhnnauk; ODINDKOV, Yu,,!*. inzh.; CHICHIGN9 V*A.9 in3b.
Rolling fames of the 1150 a]Akb mill. izv.v3rs.ucheb.zav,;mashinastr.me.
1:145-156 163o (HIRA 16t5)
1, Urallskiy pdlItekhnicheskiy institut.
(Rolling (Metalwork))

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