SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT A. DIMBOIU - F.M. DIMENTBERG

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DDIDON ) A. . ing.
Present studies on wood technology. Ind
lemnului 15
no. 3:102-3.06 Mr 16,4.

DIMBOIU, E.; S15AK, S.
Appearance and detection of electric charges in spinneries. II. P.
'.45-
2
(INDUSTRIA TEITILA. Vol. 81, No. 6. June 1957, bucuresti, Rumania)
-30: Monthly List of Last European Accessions (UAL) Iic. VD1. C-.,
No. 10, Uctoberl.957- Uncl,

P- i ~ MAN I - Z.
TEGHNOLOVL
PERIODICAL: DIDUSTRIA TEXTILA. Vol. 9, No. 10, Oct.
1958
DIMBOIU, E. Contributions to the detection of
electric charges. p. 3R7.
Monthly List of Elmst European Accessions (EEAI) LC
Vol 8, No. 4
April 1959, Unclass.

EL'uninatIon of electricity by mev,is of
rv--,iionctive substinces. p.19L.
INIDUS'PRII, TEXTIU. 'Asociatia StAntifica a
InEdnerilor --i T6inic.-I.e.-iiaor
din Rominia si I'linds-, ~erul indus,briei Usoare.)
Ducuresti, Rnmanian
Vol. 10, no. lc,,'~,0-
Monthly of "' stern ropean Accession Index (:JUI') TZ
vol. b, Lo. 11
_;~- 4,u
Nlovember 1953
mcl.

DDMOIU, E., ing.
M.iminating electric chargesin textile industry
by means ofair
ionization. Ind text Rum 13 no- 3:97-101 Mr 62.
1. Institutul Politehnic., Brasov.

f
f I ty, and
In mtno c-f %-ibrat-ions in wood.
~n,.! lfrinul-ul )4 na.h-23--`6 J'a

f.'-xinn v.*bratliorl,-~.. in(A, I

DIOOIU M. , chi Tn.
Drilling fluids for penetrating through productive
formations. Petrol
si.gaze 12.no-9:391-400 S-1-61.
1. Institutul do Ceircetari.. pan tru. Foraj ai Extractis
Cimpina,
(Oil wall drilling fluids) (haulsions)

DIMOIU, Maria, ehim.
Drilling fluids for deep drilling. Potrol si gaze 13
no.2-.62-70
F 162.
1. Institutul do Gercetari pentru Foraj si
Extractie, Cimpina.

IONUOU-MIRAINSTI, C.,academician,; DIKBOYIP)MV
Aristia.,; SUGIMIA,
" , W'-
Soru.,; GANC3VICI, Gh.,; OMwK"K`6'."
Chemical composition and biological proportion of
noa-diaAyzable
polysaccharide fractions isolated from cu.1ture
filtrates (if tubercle
baOilli Of the H3~v Innian type and the Vallee bovine
" in
synthotic medium. Stud. cercet. inframicrobiol.,
Bucur. 6 no.1-2:
141-1,54 Jan.-June 55 -
(MYGMACTERMN TUDZEULOSIS
H v human strainAx Vallee bovine strain,
polysaccharide
fActions from culture filtrates)
(POLYSACCHARBM.
non-dialyzable fractions from culture filtrates of M.
tuberc.. chem. composition Ss biol. properties)

ICNISCU-MIUAIRSTI, C.,academician.; SORU, lugenia.,;
DIMBOVIGXAM,
Aristia,; PADIOURU-IFUHITUSCU, Maria,; VISNER.
Pathogenesis of tuberculonis. III. Study of the
respiration and
enzymatic complex of pathogenic and sapropbytic
Mycobacteria.
Stud. careet. inframicrobiol., Bucur. 6
no.1-2-.155-186 Jan-June 55-
(MYGOBACTERIUM TUB]IRCULOSIS, metabolism
oxygen consumption & enzyme activity)
(MYCOBA.CMIUM
pblel, oxygen oonsumption & enzyme activity)
ORIUMIS
enzymatic activity of M. tuberc. & M. phlei)
(MWABOLISM
oxygen consumption of M. tubore. & M. phlei)

11MVITA/MicroloioloGy - Microl,~es PathoL;enic for Man
and Animls F
Dacteria. Myco,)acteria.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Diol., No 22, 1958, 99494
,AMthor Ionescu-Mihaiei3ti, 0., Dinboviceanu,
Aristia-Soru, E.,
Darber, C., Radulesku, V7-MURMA, G., SternberG, M.
Inst Rummiian Academy
Title Complete AntiLon of the
Glucido-lipido-nucleopolipiptide
Type Extracted from Tubercle Bacilli of t1ie Human Type
H37RV'
Ori,3 Pub Comun. Acad. RIIR, 1956, 6, No 10, 1245-1250
Abstract The authors obtained a complex of the
Glucido-lipido-
nucleopolipeptide type by subjectinC; defatted microbe
cells to the action of a borate buffer (pH 8.2). The
6V~ained coraplex contains 30.46% of nucleinic acids
(in nucleic acid and 15.98% of ribonucleic acid), 47%
Card 1/3

RUWLI/.MicrobioloL:y - Microbes PathoL;enic for Man
and Aninals. F
Bacteria. Mycobacteria.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Diol., No 22, 1958, 99494
of reducing stioars and 9-740 of lipids. FollovinC;
acid
hydrolysis of this complex, 13 amino acids were
detected
with the aid of chromatograj4iy, among them 34.2% of
alani-
ne, 18.5% of Glutuminic acid, 10.24$ of aspariGinic
acid,
and 8.37% of cysteine; besides that, 5 reducinG
su[prs
were found (16-5% of arabinose, 1N, of calactose,
5.11%
of mannose, 3-31% of ribose and 2.% of Glucose). The
complex is split with the aid of electrophoresis
into 4
fractions; they my be identified by the rate of
miLTa-
tion with the followinG serum proteins:
delta-C.,lobulin
(8%), Gar.=-c~lobulin (67%), beta-globulin (10%), and
albumin (15%). The obtained complex possesses the
pro-
perties of a complete antiL;en. Injected into
rabbits,
it causes the appearance in the serum of precipitins
reacting with tuberculo-protein in dilutions of up to
1:6,250-1:12,50C), and with the complete antiC;en in
Card 2/3
- 99 -

. RUMANLI/Microbioloa~ - Microbes PathoGenic for
Man and Animals. F
Dacteria. Mycobacteria.
AbG Jour : Ref Zhur Biol., No 22, 1958, 99494
d-ilutions of 1!1,600-1:3,200. -- L.M. Model'
Card 3/3

GANCEVICI, G.; DIMIOVICFANLJ, A.
Structure of bacillary soluble antigens:
dissociation of their
hemo-sensititing and bemagglutinaLtion-inhibiting
action. Stud.
carcet. inf7ramicrobiol., Bucur. 7 no.1-2,177-188
Jan-June 56.
(ANTIGENS
M. tuberc. soluble antigens, dissociation of hamo-
sensitizing & hemi4;glut.-inhibiting action)
(MrCOBACTERIUM TUBZRCUWSIS
antigens, dissociation of bomo-sensitizing.&
hemagglut.-
inhibiting action)

!1\1 jv1-E/)x1 t\-T-)
GANOVICI, G.G.; DINWICIM, Ariatia
Inhibiting effect Of nOrFA1 serum o-A the hemo-sonsitizing
action
of the Polyeaccharide produced by 4rcobacterium,
tutiorculosig. Stud.
cereet. Inframicrobiol., Bucur. 7 w.3-4;503-515 Jtay-Dec 56.
1. Comunimro proventata in sedinta Inatitutului de,
inframicrobi.ologin al Academini R.P.R.
(BT.00D
inbib. off. of normal sera on boalo-sensitizing action of
polysaccharlds produced by M. tubere.)
(POLYSA.CCHARIDES
from M. tubere., Inhib. off. of normal sera on hemo-
sensitizing action)
(MrCOBACTERIUM, TUBICRCULOSIS
inhib. off. or normal sera Orl 119MD-Bonsitizing action
of polvaaccharide coyoponant of M. tuber.)

IONESOU-MIHA TI, C.;JIMBOVICFAIIU, Ariatia;
SDIIJ,.Algenia; Iteu.=CU, Elena;
BARM, della.; UNCE710, FLNCMUIR, L; STZMMG, M.
Chemical and antigenic properties of protein fraotiona
isolated from
filtrates of cultures of tubercle bacilli of the human
type I
5 v in
Sauton's medium. Stud. cercet. inframiarobiol., Bucur. .
no.1-9~-94 1957.
(MYCORACTERIUM TLIBARGUIC61B. OUlture
human type v bact. culturod in Sauton medium, chem. &
aatigenio p)rFerties of protain fractionfl
(AMIUM
witigenic prop-arties, of protain fractiormt of K. tuberc.,
type H Y, cultured in Sa~.tonla medium)
(PRCITRL.M 37
protein fractions of W. tuberc., t7pe H v, allttLre in
Sauton's medium, chem. & antigenic propN~ties)

IOJESOU-MIRAIRSTI, C., Academician- DI14BOVICRANU,
Aristea; SORU, Sugenia;
BARBER, Cela,- RAFJLBSCU, IT-lena: DUR-ITHEIM", Maria:
WISME, B.
Stijdies of murine tuberculosis bacillus (Mycobactarime
murie;
vola bacillus Wells). Bul. atiint. seat. med. 8
no.l-.,.l99-
218 Jan-Mar 56.
(14YOOBACTICRIUM
vole liacillus growtb & ebange-9 of compoet'tion In
Sauton madiuvft~

ANGMSGU, Ea; DDEIOV:ICFANU* A., ROTH, H.; NICCIAU, C.
Research on the pr9l'iferation of streptococcus in the
prresence of
anesthesine and novocaine. Rev chimie 4 no.2:207-226
15). (MV1 9:7)
1. Institut do Serologie "Dr. I.Gantacuzino" et
Laboratoire do
Ghlyde organique de lluniArersite "C.I.Parhon" de
Bucirest. 2.
Comi,te de redaction, Revue de Ghimie; Yembre
correspondant de
l'Academle do la Republique Populaire Roumaine (for
Angolescu).
(Streptococaus) (Procaine) (BonzocaLne)

DIKMW, D.
Application of high freqmoney currents Im tho
treatment of certain
types of helmimithiasis, Smrrem. and., S~,fia 5
n0-3:78-84 1954.
1. Is teentraltila, khIgienan Institut pri KNO
(nachalnik: prof,
Zdravko Kituoylis
(HMII199 IEWTIONS, therapy.
electrother.. hIL#i frequency currents)
(MACTR(MMARAff. in various diseases.
holuffnth infoet., high frequency aurrents)

DIMCHIV,D.; BURZBVA,lo.; APRAKHAMIAN,G.; APOSTOIDY,L.;
TsoN3v,I,; pANITSA,,
~b.-; PRIKOLOGINX; GMZYJL,V.
On oanaes,appearance, clinical aspects, therapy and
prophylaxis
of organic phosphate poisoning in the rural industry in
the Plovdiv
region. Suvrom. mad. Sofiallno.2-3:130-89 160.
1. Iz VMI *I*P.P&vIov4 - Plovdiv, i Olcruzhnnta
sanitartio-epidemio-
logiohna stantaiia - Plovdiv.
(PHOSPHkTIS toxicol.)

DIMCM, M.
A formula for daterzining the nom of the discharged
water of small
dims in Dobruja. Kh1dro i meteorolog no.2:3-14 160.
(EKAI 10:1)
(Bulgar-la-Water) (Balgaria--Dams)

mcm, a.
Some results of the socialist competition in the
machine-tractor
stations during 1955, p. 30. MASHINIZ:EROO MiEDELIE.
Vol- 7,
no. 7, Ju1Y 1957- Sofiia, Bulgaria
SOURCM East European Accessions List, (EEAL) UbraJ7 of
Congress, Vol. 6, No. 1, January 1957

DDICHW, T.
Effect of encroaching water on asbestoscement pipes. P- 93-
Bulgarska
akademita no.naukite. Teknicheski institut. MZVESTILA.
Sofiya.
no. 3, 1955.
SOURCE: East European Access'lons Ust. (EEAL) Library of
Congress.
Vol. 5, No. 8, August 1956.

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L 9 -021-66 . PCC/E'qP(jVT/f- (h EVIA (1) IJP C) RM
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I's
PH
-ALK OR. In V
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ON z Central Laborato:ry for Radioactl)~~ty Protection V Institute
-of Phxus~ics
garian'Academy of Sciences,. Sofia 3~5
TITLE: A low-backiTound beta scintillation counting..imethod with
thin -plastic sand
vich phosphors
SOURCE- Nukleonika, v4 10,.no..81 1965',477~483
TOPICTAGS: beta counteri scintillation counter, scintillator, beta
detector
APSTRACT: A "simple" beta scintillation sandwich counting method
for measuring low-
-activities with plastic phosphors 0.254 mm thick is described.
NE102 plastic scintil-
lators-coupled with the 13-stage I9514S photai;u4.1gliq~~vere used
as beta-sensitive
fs
is
pbosphors (see Fig.. 1). Scintillating astic placed directly above a
. _ja_
-,photocathode 40 mm in dia_m_eYe_rdj'tti6a1 cE_nCa_ct -between the
window o:r the photomul-
tiplier:and the plrtFtic is obtained; by a thin layer of liquicl
paraffin. Bett-source
5'is an evaporating radioactive solution of a transpaxent
polyethylene foil 0.01 mm
thick. A second stintillating disk 4 is at a distance of 10 mm.
Directly above it
is; a light-back-scatterer, a.plastic disk 3. A platinam
back-scatterer 2 adheres to,
it.. An 8-mm air layer separates the radioactive source from the
second plastic phos-
pbor. The entire assembly is placed In an N0564A EKC(1: head unit
which has a built-in
Cord 1/3

L 9021-66
ACC NRv AP6=629
..amplifier with a gain rangefrom:25 to 10000 The pulses from the
phototube go first
to the amplifier and then to an 14529A EKCO acaler. The,lead shield
of the counter is
Fi
3 g., 1. Counter design
.
7 50-mm leado 2 platinum back-scatterer, a disk
7
40 mm in diameter and. 2 = thick; 3 .. lighl; back-
acatterq3~; 1; - plastic disk 40 mm in diameter and
0.01 re thick covered.with.a thin lairer of aluminum.
8
5 - radio-active source; 6 - plastic ocintillator
EMIZKS 20-mm in Aiameter and, 0.254 mm thick~' 7 - light-
I sealing aluminum cover; 8 25-mm lead; 9 -50-mm
lead; 10 70-mm lead.
75 mm thick. The~workiiiig voltage oftbe photomultipli4r is fixed by
tuaking anode
characteilstics for each of the measured is otopes. The basic
criterlon for optimunk
working conditionji (for each isotope a separate working point) is
the maxitmm of the
Cord 2/3

ACC NR; AP6000629
function f?/Nt, where f isUe efficiency and-Nt L3 the background.
ThiG, criterion
.is actually fulfilled in a point of the curve (count rate va
voltv,~d before satura-
tioaor at the beginning of it. ldl~ measurements of the countcr were
made
tempe rature. Simple radiometrical: instruments were applied (no anti
caincid(:11, r
special shielding of the counter was used), With Et background of
0.87 cpm Vithout
cooling the photomUtiplier, the efficiencies obtained were 39 percent
for 90.sr SOY,
19i5 percvnt for 204 T1, and 1. 25, percent. for 14 7pni. . Lowered
background iIind increaseJ
counting Wiciency arm made possible! by cooling thet photomultiplie:r
and using light
ipe between the-plastic-phosphors and thephotocatliode. Orig. art.
has. 0' figure
P s
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DDICIEV, T.
Investigation of' the, intensity of the rains in Bulgaria
in relation to their
duration and frequency. po 145,
IZVESTIIA. Bulgarska akadendia na naukite, Tokhnicheski
institut. Softia.
Bulgaria, Vol. 7/8, 1959.
Monthly list of Fgat European Accessions (ERAI) LC, Vol. 9,
No. 1, Jam=7 1960.
Unol.

98,
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(for

DIMCHEVY T.; SYRNFV, L. (Sarnev, 1,.)
-1-11-1-11'r--,
Changes in the worl: function of PbS monocrystals idth
tlie change
of gas medium. Doklady BAN 16 no.6:577-580 163.
1. Predstavleno akiid. G. N,adzhakovym, chlenom
Redaktaioru-toy
kollegii, I'Doklady Bolgarskoy Akademii nauk".

L 22634-66: EWO
;,*ACC NR: AT6604205 SOURCE CODES BU/2503/65/013/001/0031/0042
AUTHOR: Dimchov. T,, Raychiev, &h
ORO: none
TITLE: Some loca1 changes In Gamma-field distribution an the, surface'
of the soil related to radio-active fallIout
SOURCEs F V_Ki_Azjai_vUkA Iz-
vestiya na Fizicheskiya Institut 9 ANEB, v, 13, no. 1, 1965, 31-42
atmospheric contamination, atmos-
-.TOPIC TAGS: radio-active fallout,
pheric radioactivity, radioactivity measurement,, Gamma.radiation,
radioisotope
ABSTRACTs Local changes in the distribution of the terrain Gamma-
field manifested chiefly in some highland areas have been examined.
Abrupt anomalously high values of the strength of the dose created
by Gamma radiation from the terrain have been noted. Studies have
revealed a very typical rise tn the,values observed in areas not
Card 1/3

L 22634-~66
I ACC-NRt. AT6004205
covered with Vasa Results are given of measurements of the Gamma
background in hayiwtacks from,pastures from various highland areas.
Gamma spectroscopic and radiochemical studies have been made of soils
and other samples to explain the origin of the anomalies observed.
Analysis of the data of field and laboratory investigations indi-
cates the presencti of a new phenomenon, namely a local accumula tion
of fission products due to global contamination as the result of
current nuclear tetsts. Some of the concentrations.of fission prod-
ucts found in the sail are very high and.give grounds to assume the
presence of active. factors-of transfer and migration of fission
produ eta from tho atmosphere to.the ground. The approximate age of
the mixtures of radioisotopes has been determined and the ratio of
the basic long lived products cerium-144 and cessium-137 has been
determined. The investigation is still-in its initial stage, hov-
ever, it has.been established beyond any doubt that radloactive fall-
out, concentratingunder the action of meteorological, hydrological..
orographical and other factors, Imay create a very high level of
local.
radioactive contamination even undeT the conditions of global dia-
persal.of long lived products originating frota the stratosphere
Card 2/3

D---"('*,"-"
T.
"Role cf RwSimi an-d Soviet scientists in the devello- nt of (-
2) PIZIROW !
~].C' ~j -,.Y -
ZITO= (Bul.-arsko ru-Irodoizpitatelno druzliastvo) Sofiya Vol 7
No 1 Jan !954
SO: East Ewo-.epun Accessions List Vol 2 '-,To 7 Aur- 1954

KOCWKOV, D.; MADZHAROV, G.; KOCHEV, H.; TSVIUKOV, T.;
DIMCHNA, L.; RSTOVA,
I.; LUMBAMKI, V1. ,
Sanatorial therapy of diabetes at Bankin spa. Suvrem.
med. Sofia 8 no..3:
37-43 1957.
1. Iz. Sanatorium Ho, 2 - MEN - Bankia (GI. lekar: d-r D.
Kochankov).
(DIABITAS KBUITUS, therapy,
sanatorial (Bul))

PASPALEV, G.; DIMCREVA, L.; DENCHEV, D.
. . . ...................... ..
Results from experizients in transportint fertilized and
nonfertilized
trout caviar roe. Izy Zool inet BAN 9:359-372 160.
(BIAI 10:9)
(caviar) (Trout)

241~~ ~OIDAN~OVA, L .
SCIENCE
Periodical: GODISHINIK Vol. 50., no. 1., 195,5/56
(published 1,(67)
DIMCIIEVA-GR02DAN OVA, L. Contribution to the study of
the origin and develop-
ment of the ovaries in Moniezia expansa (Rud 1810).
Pe 29c),
o'
Monthly 4st of East European Ancessions (EEAI), W. Vol.
8, No. 2
February 1959, Unclass.

PASPAIZVP G.V.; AI~!CHF;VA-GMMNOVA. L.
Experimente-in-the development of trcut roe
In a moist
atmosphere. Godiahnik biol 54/55 no.1:117-144
159/6C"
'60/61 (publ. 162].

DIMCHN
JILIL 1,
I -L _
What disarmiment would briT, to tho people. Vaom.
prof dv iRh.
no.2:5-7 F 160. 041RA. 13:2)
(Disarmament) (War-Rconomic jupecte)

S1EM1T2V.[S.'Uts, ViktDrs Potera 6 DDUMI Ya.[Dimd:Lns,J.], red.;
. ~-r-e K~-
CHAKSH Ya. (Cakss,J.j, IME,V., tekhn. red.
[Bark beetles,; Ipidae in the Latvian S.S,R.] Mizgrauzi; La-bvijas
PSR teritorija sastopamas Ipidae sugas. Riga, Latvi as Valets iz-
devnieciba, 1960. 207 p. [In Latvian) ~MIRA :14:12)
(Latvia-Bark beetles)

BUMBURE, M.; GAIEIIEKS,*I?., prof., cloktor;
JADMIE, V.; MUTA, Dzo;'
FETERSONE, A.; DMINS, J... red.; AIZUPIETE, M.,
tekbn. red.
(Flora of,t',~e Latvian S.S.R.]LatviJais PSH
flora. P.Galmieka
red. Riga,'Latvijas Valets izdavniociba. Vol.3.
1957. 4,59
[In Latvian) (',YIRA 15:1~0
(Latvia-BotaM)

BIRMANE, K.; BUMBUM, M.; GALENIEKS, P., prof.,
doktor; JAUDZEVIE, V.;
MERSONE, A.; OZOLINA, B., retsenzent; 1ANGE, V.p
retsenzent;
I DIMDINS,, J red., IMASOVSKA, M.p tekhn. red.
(Flora of the Latvian S.S.R.]Latvijas P~R flora.
P.Galenieka
red. Riga, Latvijas Valsts i2devniociba. Vol.4.
1959. 524
[In Latvian] (Latvia-BotaU) , (MIU 15:130

GORSKIN I
Jevgenijo; CHERKOVSKIS, F.[translatora]* DIMMIS J
Itranslatorlo); ROZKAINEp V. [translator.);
=FFBOI~A, P.)
red.; PASTARE, D., tekhn. red.
(Problems in the specialization of livestock
raising Jm the
Latvian Latvijas P.91 lopkopibui specializacija-s
problerus. Iliga, Lat-vijas Talsts izdevrdecibill
1961. 106 p.
Translated fromi the Russian. (MIRA 15 - 3)
(Latvia-Stock and stockbreeding)

KAULINS, Alberta; UNTOVS, Arons; DIMDINS, J.
(translator]; CEFIOVSKIS,,P.,
red. ; ZAGARS , A. 0 tekhn, 3md.
(Agricultral planning for Olementary schools And
atudy groups on
agricultural economics] Lauksaimnieciskas rawsanas
planosax-A;
lauksaimniecibas ekonomikas pamatskolu un pulcinu
klausitajimri.
Riga, Latvijas Valsts izdevnieciba, 1961. 47 p. (MMk
150)
1. Sekretart rayonnogo komiteta Latvi-yakoy
kommunisticheskay
partii goroda. 01gre (for Kaulins).
(Agriculture)

-Sop kand. biolog. nauk; %IITSj J., agronow ;. Jet
BERFAUP; -9 BINS I ~
, red.; CAT(SS,j -T., tekhn. red.
[InI.,ensi-ve (-arp and duck raising] Intenstva
karpu un pilu
audzesana. Riga, Latvijas Valsts imdemniecibas
1961. 63 p.
(MIRA,250)
(Latvia--Carp) (Latvia-Ducks)~

PETERSONE, Amia; OWLINA, M.p friniats. retsonzent;
SUSTERS, J.,
kwnd. med. nauk-,, retserizent; DIMDINS, J'.,-red.;
KRASOVS.KA, M..,
tekh:a. red.
[Wild medicinal plants) Savvalas arstniecibas augi.
Riga,
Latvijas Vulsts izdevni.eciba.. 1961. 457 p. (MIRA
150)
(BOTANY, HEDICAL)

Verners; zvtd.; UDRE, V., tekhn. red.
GURSKIS, IDINS
(Uning herbicides in weed control] Neaalu apkaroqana
ar
herbicidiem. Riga, Latvljatj Valsts issdevnieciba,
1962.
143 P. (MIRA 16:5)
(Weed control) (Herbicides)

CAKSTINA., TatjiLna ).* '- red.; SPORANE, V.,
tekhn..red.
forcheird pasts and diseaaeslAuglu darzu kaitekli
un sliml-
bas. Riga, Latvijas Valsta izdevnieciba, 1962 220
p.
iMIRA 16:5)
Orruit-Dioeases and pests)

KAGIU,S, D.;
rpd
Pulye thylene p i pe -r-1 cul ture-
and astseirihl i ng T-0.1 J. i I e na c au ru
Le lauk r, ai-,;:YliE. c i Oa
projelctesaria, iegul0lonna un tv
Valsts i-zd-ba, 196-1.

DDELIS, Dimitrios, inz.
Approximate determination of iron content in flour.
Pnim
potravin 13 no.121658-660 D 162.
1, Statni inspekce jakosti vyrobku potravinarskeho
piuqrslu~
Praha.

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to
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BULIBA-POKOV, V.S.; DINNUSMYN. L.Ye.; GOLUBRVA, I.Y.
Set of instruments for bipolar coagulation.
Vopeneirokhir,, 20 nv.4:
45-47 Jl-Ag '56. OUAA 9..:L1)
1. Iz NauOuo-iseledov-steliskogo instituta
eksperimental'Tioy khirar-
gichei3koy apparatury i instrumentov Hinisteretva
zdravooldiraneniya
SSSR.
(MUCTROGGAGUIATION, appar. and instruments
instrument set for bipolar coagulation)

ZIMNEVA, Yelena Matveyevna (deceased]; SHIBALOVA, Lidiya
Ivanovrta;
SHEMANOVA, Valentina Pavlovna; PjffM.,-3Afixj-j*rkovnaj
GAIERTSENELI, Andray Iv novich; XONDRATIYEVA, ZinalE---
Sargeyevna; KLIMOVA, V.A., inzh., retsenzent; POPILOV,
L.Ya.,
nauchnyy red.; VASILIYEVA, N.N., red.; TSAL, R.K.,
teldin. reel.
[Seawater corrosion of copper alloys)Morskaia korroziiii
med-
-nykh splavov. Leningrad, Sudpromgiz, 1963. 84 p.
(MIRA 16.2)
(Copper alloys-Corrosion)

FEDGROV; 3. F~ DIk-I'NT~
Geological characteristicv, and oil and gas
potentials of the
Ural '.',otntui 'n portion cf Perm Frovirce. Geol.
nufti i gam
I
a no.6:54-11 A '62. (IMk 15: 6)
1. hustitvt gaoloi rw,:?abotId goryuchill
ishopayuim-14ch
(Parin Province-Tetroluem geoiogy)
(Parm Proiriv,-e--Gus,~ Natural- Geology)

FEDOROV, S.F.; DIMENT, K.Ye.
Conditions for the formation of oil and gas pools in
Bashkiria. Dokl.
All SSSR 150 no.6.-1340-1"143 Je 163. (KRA 16: 8)
1. Chlerkorrespondent AN SSSH (for Fedorov).
(Bashkiria-Petro.'Leum geology) (Basl0kiria-Gas,
Natural-Goology)

FEDOHOV, t
.3.F..; DDENT, K,Yt~~,
Arch uplift in the Ural mountain region of
Peria Province.
Dokl. AN SSSR 157 no. 2041~344 J1 164. (MIRA
17-7)
1. Chlen-korr8spondent, t',IN 13SSF, (for
Fedorov)
)a

FEDOROV, S.F.; OVANESOV, G.P.; VINNITSKIY, Yu.S.;
DIMENT, K.Ye.
Geology and prospects for finding oil and gas in
Bashkiria. -
Sov. gecl. 7 no.10:88-97 0 164.
(14IRA 17: 11) .
1. Institut geologii i razrabotki goryuchikh
Iskopayemykh.

STEFKOV D,; :PRAKHOV, T.; DIMITROVA Sv.
.0 1~~
On clinical aspects of acute leWcomia. Suvr. med. 12
no.9:27-34 161.
1. Iz Ola&zhnata bolnitsa D-r Racho Angelay, Sofiia
(Gl. lekar Khr,
Hanche,r)
(LEUKEMIA)

DIMITRCIV T. Ololarovgrad)
Building the phototheca for a physics study room, ALt
i fiz Bulg
5 no.5:36-37 S-0 162.

Wis. Zt.1.7otnov"g-vo, Vol 16, N* 2.
February l9o2 C;:LL
1. *Pro4uotlon Is !tow bet;er and
Caeaper," coavurr:%tlon
'I to, Ivan_20'N=' Chief Zoologiff~
&Z do Cooperative
farm In Me willaas of iLozloduy
(Vr&tatn oilrue)l pp
3-4.
2. Ofiew Oroanization at Labor in
Livestock Ralaing at th
StA'* Farm In Star& ZA ors 11 Vulko
&ABAXCV and
M.&GOvest MVINOV; pp ~-U'.
Fe.de
-3 --2ts -A6- E4s,.Akre Obvious from
the Vary iwairMIME,"
Todor DIKTT--CZ._J=of Zooloelet at
the cooperative
pp 12-13.
4. -8p alaUtatLon mad Concentration
an L'*S Ralvin~ In
atz Yett! LA--v of tan "0. UoUtrol
V.S41
JAS;Iloult.ral WAUMMM-jn.tituts),-~;'
14-207-
5. ,joint Fattening Farm of trio
Cooperative Farm* In
SUrea akrug.' Borislav S.A;rGV; Vp
21-24.
6. 17.-6 PGfifiI==*__4cz for
ProduoinE 11.oro Liunbtw 11odko
X=YnV of tan, 3Utm_LLv_satock Bee*dl
zprovs2ent
Pro-T-div; P5 Z-119. M I
7. 'Ray Flour--& Sucati%uto for
Couc4n%ratod To!der," 1.
RDIT, Senior Zoologist. Otrug
2soplo's council,
9P 3c-31.
G. *Potatoos--an. Important Reserve
for szr*z2gtbenivg -.fta
Fodder Assn,- Eo&-&din UANOIMV
(tooloas- wito. T.Mo
iMagoevgrad Okrug Co=Lf"T&-_at the
vlaariLa
Communist Party) and '=mItur
IEATDZHIRV; pp 32-34.
Rt-fam MUaTROV.
Junior ScLentifla Call'ancrazor at
the rogi-o-a~
llv*stocc aclectifla ressarca
Institute in Stars.
Zmqsor&; pp 35-40.
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ORG: Laboratory of RadioaAivity, Institute of Phasios, BAN, SoMa;
Central
Laboratory Xor-'Radiq1b&iq91 PrOtAictiEn-. Varsa itralne Laborstarimi
6~oi5;_
to
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SOURCES., V. 10-0
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Mator,, spectimm analysis,:: scintIllation couzitor, beta counter
ABSTRACT: The spectrum ana3ysis-;of -the beta Amokground for a thim
plastic scintil-
lation counter is - presented. Thel back -ound spectrun was masured
with an old lead
9r
shield. and without. it. The possibility of the applination of the
saintiUation
counter forlow ,mlevel beta, counting without the. lead: shield is
distaussed. -A Plastic
N) ' thick-62d a p4ot
scintlllator~-. 1-3,3 - M - omLtiplier were used as a detector. The
aPparatus al3m-7s rasamirement of low-level bet4v~b:IcRV-ound in the,
laboratory as won
as under field -conditions, The milthor thanks Prof.~.Dr. L.:
Jurkiiwics for assistance
and valuable attention as wen as . for cm-apilation of this work.
'FuRier thanks goes
to,the Dir, CLOR, GreAl. Engre-L.-Fensko, as.wel.1 as the Instituto
of Physics BAN
:m ork
aking the carrying.aut 0~jhle .,W pbsoibl Orig,arts has: 1~ figures
rBased on
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CRG: Laboratory 'of Radioactivitr, Institute ~of Musics BAN, So:fta;
Central Labora-
i tory for Radiological Prote~iio-n-',, Warsaw (Con Laboratoriwit
Ochrony logiczn J)
TITLE: Some-sDeotrouster properfaes of count,~,~ with thin plastic
phosphor used for
measm-Ingbet;-partic"MY -of supSq Sr + sup.90 Y..
SOURCE: Nuldsoill.ka, ire 10, noe'.9,_10, 1963, 5V.,-604
TOPIC TAGS: strontiuri, ytterbium' scintillator, be-bi counter
T iffer 90sr- + 90,y ined by Means of a P1
ABSIRACT. The d- ential.speotimm obtw ~c beta
scintillator are shoint. The thicimess of the scintillator was 3.3.3
ing/cm ; the para-
meters of the counter included vol1age of the -photoluiltiplier, gain
of,the preamplifier,
and thickness of the sicihtillator4l . The purpose of wasure ntmas to
establish the
best conditions for using very thin plastic so.1jitilltutorsk's Av
counter for 9OSr + 90Y
deteetlon. The author thanks Frof.-Dr, L. JurId';evidit for assistance
and valuable attea-
tion in the eompilation of -this work. Thanks is &Uo g1ven to the Dire
of CPR
Engr. J. Penske as well as to the ~Institixte of 11hysics BAN for wking
possible a
for attention in the
work. Thanks -is also given to Grad. Engr. Me JisgLsA compilati
of the results and the editing of this work. Orig,'art, haas g.figures.
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DIMM, PA9. inzhenere
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Problem of selocting the profile of a rotary kiln.
ISement 21 no.12
30 Ja '55 * WHA 8:4)
(Cement kiIns)

15 (6) SOV/101-rl.9-1-2/10
AUTHORS: Diment P.-M., Yikl;orenkov, V. f., Gorbachevich, I.
D.,
fe-trosyants, G. V., Grin1ko, A. R.
TITLE: A Rotary Kiln with Cyclone Beat Exchangers
(Vrashchayush-
chayasya,pecht s tviklonnyni top-loobmennikami)
From the Work Experience of the Gpasskky 0amjA' Ilant
(Iz opyta raboty Spassklly tsementnogo zavoda)
PERIODICAL: Tsement, 1959, Nr :11, pp '7 - 12 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors state -.hat the heat of gases escaping
from a
rotary kiln working on a dry process is for the preparatory
heating of the raw material mixture. Part of the process is
carried out in the conveyine calcinator, i.e. in the cyclone
heat exchangers. The latter are assembled at the rear of
the "Lepol" type kilns. In such kilns, pricr to the calcinat-
ion of clinker, the plastic raw material ccntain'.ng about
12% water, ought to be granulated. When using cyclone heat
exchangors, the no-n-plastic raw materials, practically de-
void of water, may also be used for calcination. The
Card 1/2 vo)A_-ers of Giprotseinent (StTL-.e Planning
in~_titute for Cement

A Rotary Kiln with Cyclone Heat Bxchangers
From the Work Experier.oe of the Bpassk Cement Plant
Industr,, Erterpriaos) and workers of the Spasskiy tsementnyy
zavod ( Spasskiy Cement Plant) have designed a rotary kiln
provided with cyclone heat exchangers. The output of this
kiln will be 14 tons per hour. An installation of cyclones
working in parallel i~- shown in a eliagram (3ig. 1). The
authors state that a 3 x 60 2-n rotary kiln, itith one
cyclone
line, may produce 12 - 13 tons_ er hour. The specific heat
expenditure is about 1,000 kcal~kg of clinkiar. The process
of calcination itself is uniform, when consIstency in the
feed--'ng and quality of the raw material mixture is
maintained.
Stop pages in the feeding of the raw mixtura 'Layer and pro-
nounced differences in the constit-ation of inixture
interfere
seriously with the smoothness of the proceso, causing a drop
in efficiency. The positive results obtained with the appli-
cation of cyclone heat exchangers prove the usefulness of
this device. The cyclonesare recommended for application in
the remaining kilzis of the plant in question, and as well in
other plants worki.ng on the dry process.
Card 2/2 There are 2 diagrams, 1 photograph and 3 tables.

AREF')T,V., jji.-.h.5 DIMENT., P.14,p i.r-.Ib*
jj,~,p -nrA electric er-orota-1--ttl 'LYS TSamert
Y.
Itir".1p 165* (li'Lli'N is.-S)
'I, Gosuesr.Mvern-yy vsc.,jryuir-yy lnntit-u-,,
pr) f-roypktirovanilru f
tsem(untn.-y prompl,lenrion"
.1 4 - k- ,
."erdrigrada

DIMENTEERG, F. 14.1.
*Bennottlgr Nchanisn,* P'rik. mat, I mkhe, 4,
No*3, 194,D

DINEMERG '? M
0 ratsionallnom raspolozhenii sterzhnei Dodmotoimoi
rapW samoleta.
(Akademiia Nauk 5,95R. Institut nekhaniki. InzhenerrWl
sbornik, 19h6,
ve 2, no. 2, p. 77-86)
Summary in English.
Title tr.: Optijmm arrangement of structural members
of an aircraft engine
mount.
TAh.A37 iqV, v. 2
SO: AeronautiCE11 Sciences and Aviation in the Soviet
Union, Library of
Congress, 1955.

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DIPENTBERG, F. M.
Primenenie metoda I'dinamicheskoi zhestkostill dlia rascheta
sviazarmykh kolebanii,
(In: Serensen, S.V. Dinaruka i prochnostikolenchatykJi valov.
1-bskva, 1948. p.248-
301, illus., diagrs., bibliography)
Title tr.: Application of the methoid of 11dynamic ripid-ty"
for calculation of coupled
oscillations.
TJ182.Sh
SO: Aeronautical Sciences and Aviation in the Soviet Union,
Library of' C;ongr-ess
1955.

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Yinraik 5, tio. 1, 1~8-162
V)W. (RuF;;inn)
'Fh(- alithrr mqrcsents a forl.f. ~N~tf-rl 'IN 0!
UL Sci. 'Terh, 19339 no. 7. 53 12 1 11
ALI (L SSSIZ j -
/?,I - - 1-.~ ;
Components of all the cro-,sts Mhcrit .01P zannc vvfati-nship,
Ciosses are rceiproca~ if tile mvIative moramt of dw
spon.ding im~cc systems is g.cro. I'l.ile homologovis. sidemi 0! two
1A Inc -stnng,'Pr~!Y',Roha bdImpingto tile 'Saric force svstem
12 T));q rniflar theorem
on ~ tbe, kuma. Ntraig, t -line.
polygolls
gI6116 aliad as
(k jpi te" Ilp there rxi-t p- I
procal %vit each
umses remp r=tWith every m*'s Ci yvi-,tp, -1 ", h
of the- hornologus cras&-s IS, W 5-161le 0, This theorem is
jItn

WrPing
ut'm equlitt s )4~--Ibiiimmwne -vam t d v
~px
IV
-W tS, - W
a- 1~,-j !Ci~wl-ac lacent LLrq arv desiscd. Tlic~ muthod
velocity, Arid wa coinplex unit %xith 61=0. The duid u lea
rig lo5uw iA 'lit! cham:
0
f mro --Jiding unit -v,-ctrrs-:u, v i5 r-oi :,al, where ap is the
bar 12 subj(:c-ted to tile ~.cruw &Epia-con-ent whic' makvs it
angle an d al their !iharte3t distance. Theii sc-Air pmInri align
it-~elf mvith H in tht 12' is rh'- kmoall
U -V = cos u = cos ac -- c:3s o, sin a, and for their vector proJ-
po.-Iltinn t;t axi., 9);
uct juXvj =sin its w6s leiriz :ie (fispla-ir-It --,u.
common pormal of u -,t iri v Viith theize (jefini icons t
la5 iLN C `I flt (a;, 711 ',1
those ior pure rimie ror~; '01 vecz.'~rs are replacf~!
si'ding vectDrs, and al! a: --37 utazloi -,, b%

DIMMERG, F ,. M.
------ - -- -
0 poperechnylh kolebaniiakh sterzhnia s raspredelennoi
massoi pri nalichii
soprotivIenila. (Prikladnaia materatika i mekhanika,, 1949,
ve 13, nD. 1,
P'. 51-5h)
Title tr.: On the transverse asci1lations of a heavy bar
with distributed mass
when resistance is present.
QA8Ol.F7 1949

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I
diskami pri nalichii sporotivleniya treniya
phenomenon of transverse vibrations of turbine shafts provided
with
disks and having a marked elastioity.,on the assumption that
the
supports are sufficiently rigid. The work presents a precise
dy-
namic computation of a revolving elastic shaft, and the
equation&
of its free and forced transverse vibrations. These are.
consecu-
tively formulated: 1) with one disk in the center, 2) with a
disk,
the plane of which has a vibrating movement, 3) with several
diska.
In stating these three different cases the author discusses
funda-
mental conceptions; interior and exterior frictionEi;
stability of
vibrations; a shaft having different rigidity in two
directions;
the effect of elasticity; gyroscopic action of a ratating disk;
cantilever shaft with a disk at the end; and forced and free
vi-
brations. The text includes numerous formulae, 24 diagiems and
graphs.
No. of References: Total 11, 1935-1949, 6 Russian, f5 American
Facilities: None
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D I T-1 f= N rG E; R (r, R I'll) -
PHASE I TREASURE ISTAND BIBLIOGRATHICAL REPORT AID 546
BOOK Call No.: AF620011
Author: DIMENTBERG, F. M.
Full Title: TRANSVERSE VIBRATIONS OF A REVOLVING SHAFT WITH
THICIKLY
MOUNTED DISKS [See: Orig. Agency and Purpose]
Transliterated Title: Poperechnyye kolebanlya
vrashch-Etyushchegosya
vala s gusto nasazhennymi diskami
PUBLISHING DATA
Originating Agency: Academy of Sciences, USSR. Institute of
Machine
Design. Poperechnyye kolebaniya i kriticheski~e skorosti
(Transverse
Vibratid-ns -afiid'~riticaj. speecls). First Collec-Elo-n
Publishing House: Academy of Sciences USSR
Date: 1951 No. pp.: 22 (247-266) No. of copies: 3,000
Editorial Staff
Responsible Editor: Serensen, S. V., Active Member, Academy of
Sciences, Ukrainian S.S.R.
PURPOSE: This work is one of the seven (AID 54o - 546) which
were
discussed in a seminar on vibrations in the Institute of
Machine
Design3 and is reprinted for its practical interest.
TEXT DATA
Coverage: The paper discusses the determination of
frequencies of
natural transverse vibrations of a revolving shaft with
mounted
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Poperechnyye kolebaniya vrashchayushchegosya vala AID 546 - i
s gusto nasazhennymi diskami
disks, when their affect on the shaft may be considered
continuous
all along the shaft's length. The critical RPM of a revolving
shaft does not fully explain the innumerable critical
resonance
states of the shaft. The author offers and solves a more
general
problem: that of the determination of natural transverse
vibra-
tions of a 'shaft as a function of the velocity of its
rotation.
He assumes an infinite number of disks mounted on the
shaft., with
a continuous dist"Ibution of the masses of the disks and
their
gyroscopic action and states that even In the case of
variable
sizes of the disks, when the calculations of frequencies
become
more complicated, the qualitative character of his solution
re-
mains the same. He discusses a shaft of a round cross-section
and a shaft having unequal bending rigidities in two main
direc-
tions. He takes into consideration the effect of the weight
of
the shaft, and the effect of an unbalanced shaft, and finally
works out equations for natural vibrations deducing them from
differential equations formulated by him. The paper includes
61
formulae.. 6 diagrams and graphs.
No. of References: Two Russian, 19381-"1940, 1 German, 1920
and
1 American, 1945
Facilities: None
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~sndidet''!'tekhnicheakikffi nauk-. RhUK6HIIN. B.S..
ornfessori
doktor tek-1-mi-,heskikh nauV; BRYZELIKAN, R.D., inzhener;
BELTAUV,
11.N., kandidat tekhnichenklkh nauk; BIRGEP. I.A., ksridOnt
tekhni-
chaskikh nauk; BCGUSIAVSKIY. P.Ye., kendidst tekhaiceskikh
neuk:
BOROUGH, L.S., kandiiat takhnicbeekikh nauk-, VOLINIR, A.S.,
orofessor, doktor t0ehnicheskikh nauk; GOIiIKBZRG, Yu.M.,
inzhener;
GCRUNTSKIY, I-Ye., professor, doktor tokhnichankikh neuk:
GORDON,
V-0., professor; PIURPURG, P.M., kanatclat tekhniaheckikh
nauk-,
DOSCHATOV. V.V., inrhene , 4OV, A.G., kandidet
tek-hnicheskikh
nank; KIYASOSH71LI. R.S.. professor; KWLFIR. D.S., ~mndidat
tekhni-
cheskikh nauk; KOLOMITTSEV, A.A., kandidat tekhnicheskikh
nank;
KRIJTIKDV. 1.P., kandidat tekhnichookikh nauk; KUS.Wj',',
1A.Ya., kandt-
!at tekhnicheskikh nauk; LgVXNSON. Ye.M., inzhener: MAZYRIN,
I.V.,
inzhener; ?ULININ. N-11. , kandidet tekhnicheakikh neuk:
HARTTYliOV, A.D..
kandidat tekhnieborkikh nauk; NIBA.G, N.Ya., kandidet
tekhni~.1heskikb
as&,, NIKOIAUV, G.A., professor, doktor takhnicbeekikh nauk;
PETRUSEVICH, A.I., doktor takhnicheskikh neuk; POZDNYAFCV,
S.N..
dotsent. I?ONLHOPSV, S.D., professor, doktor tekhnichaskikh
neuk:
PRIGOROVSX1Y. N.1., professor, doktor tekhnicheskikh nauk:
PRONIN,
B.A., kandidat takhnipheskikh neuk; USEETOV, D.N.,, prof
essor, doktor
tekhnicheskilch neuk; SATE11. B.A., professor, doktur
tekhnicheskik-h
nauk: SMiNSIN. S.Y.: SLOBODKIN, M.S., inzhener-, SPITSYN,
N.A..
professor, doktor takhnicheskikh nauk: STOLE111. G.B..
kandicb t
takhnicheskikh nauk: TAWS, B.A.. kendiat telchnichlaskilch
nauk;
.TETSLIBAU4, I.M., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk; UKUSKIY,
A.A.,
professor, doktor takhnicheskikh nauk., YNODOS'YEV, V.I.,
profesnor,
doktor telchnicheaktkh nauk: (Com,timiad on next card)

BADKIN, S. I.--- (continued) Ca rd 2.
1MAYT. D.M., kandilat tekhnicbaskikh nauk; &YDIVU,
V-Ya.. ~~rlldat
tekhnichapkikh nauk; SMUMM, M.N., Inshener,
_aa,;:.,rjryv radaktor;
SHRDROV, V.S.. kandilat takhnicheakikh nauk, nauc'_-!Wv
redaktor:
TSVETROV, A.P., dotsent, naucbnyy redal-tor; SLKSIOV.
37-1., inzhener,
nauchnyy radektor; MARKUS, Me.. irmhoner. an-,.-.r-hnv.T
redaktor.
KMANOV, V.G., inzInener, nauchayy redaktor: N.S.. dektor
tekhnichaskikh nauk. profeasor. redaktor-, SQKOWVr,
T.F., tekhniche-
skiy roaaktor
[Manual of machirary manudfacturel Spre-.~chnik
vishinostrritelia.-
v trekh tartskb. Moskva. Uos.asuchno-'.ekhn.izd-vo
mashinostroit.
lit-", . V-DI,3. 1951 10913 p. 10:Q)
1. Deystvitelln:v,~.- chlen Alcademii wwk USSP (for
Serensen)
(A~Jdnory)

Dimm2m...F.M.
Effect of friction resistance on transverse vibratione of
a
rotating shaft with disks. Poper.koleb.S. krit.skor.
11,0.1:183-246
'51. (MLU 7:4)
(Vibration) (Diekv.Rotating) (Friction)
(S)!afta and shafting)

DIXTBERG, F. M.
"Transversal Oscillation of the Rotating Shaft YA-ith Disks
Tal' into Con idera-
king s
tion Friction," a scientific report included in the table of
ct:intentzi of Transversal
Oscillations mid Critical Speeds, a journal of the Yachine
Consixaction Institute
of the Soviet Acad of 8cleilc-e 1951
At first the author e)~A-s a shaf t with solid f :L-ed
bearings on both ends and
an ec,2entric RIjckx flywheel mass arrabged in the mUdle of
the ~ihaft. Then he goes
over to the case where both bearings ;xre spring supportod.
FlniLlly -We shaft with
fly-wheel mass is suspended in an inactive frame which is
also ,;pring supported*
XLVIII

DIKINTBZRG, P.M.
Transverse vibration of a rotating abaft having varying
principal
sectional MOMOILt of Inertia. Pope r.kc)le'b,, i
krit.okor. no.2:63-lo6 '53.
(K6RA 7:4)
(Moment3 of inertia) (Shafts and shafting)

DIMINTURG, F.M.
. Iffect of shcaaring atress on transverse
-ribration of a rotating
shaft with dieks distributed along Its bongth,
Poper.kolob.i krit.
skor. no-2:107-.120 153. (KLRA 7-4)
(Sluafts and shaftling) (Disks, Rotating) (Vibration)

DIMENTBIMG, F.M. (Mosk%,a).
.......... ;L-A0#--T6",N
Stability of flexible spindles in the presence of
hystergais
in the material. In2h.sbor., 16:81-86 '53. (IGRA 70)
1. Institut mashinovedeniya Akademil nauk B33R.
(Spindles (Kichine-toole)) (I~yateresia)

ANDWEV, L.Te., kandidat takhnichoskM nadic; BITHOW1,
Y.L., kandidat
tokbnicheskikb nai*; BOXARSHINDV, S.T., )amd1dat
takhnii.-heakilch
nauk; VOLINIR, A.S., doktor tekhnicheiskildi nauk;
DIMMMIXBG, F.M.
kandidat telrhnichaskikh rai - ZASICLATILEY. S.M..
TBRI'leggpl,
KINASOSHVILI, R.S., dokl.-.or takhnichesirikh nauk,
professor;
KOVALENKO, A.D.,; MAKUSHIN, V.M., kamlidat
takhnicbeekilch naWc
MnINIX. H.19., keuididat takhnichaskith nauk-.
PONOMARIff, S.D.,
doktor tokhmichaskikh wtuk-, PRIGORDUCIT. N.I.,
doktor takhai-
cbeskikh nauk: TIMLIBAUM, I.M.. kandidat
takhnichaskikJ2 na 1:
ITMANSKIY, A.A., doktor takhnichoolklida nouk:,
profeissor; IMDDSOYNY.
V.L. dok:tor takhnichemV.1kh nauk; SIEWS31f. S.V.,
rodakilor;
TRONZIN, I.I., kandidat tekhnicbaskUch nauk,
redaktor; XARQ FOY,
V.G.. inzhen9r, rtxlaktor-; SOKOLOVA, T.Y.,
te)tbnichookiy redaktor.
[Hechani'cal angineier's mmal; in 6 roluseel
Spravoebuilt masbi.no-
stroitelia:; v abouti tolinkh. Izd.2-s. lspr-.
i'dop. Moslora, Gov.
nauchno-taklin.izd-.vo masbinostroit. I!Lt-ry,
Val-3, 1955., 563 1)-
(Mechwitcal ongineoring) (MIRA 8:12:1

TJSSR/Engineering - Strength of MateIrials YD-3022
Card 1/1 Pub. 41 - 6/15
Author : Vagapov, R. D., Dimentberg, F. M. and Serensen, S.
V., Moscow
Title : Questions on the dynamic strength of turbogenerator
rotors
Periodical : Izv. AN SSSR, Otd. Tekh. Nauk 9, 65-1o6, Sep 55
Abstract Summ izes the results of experiments conducted in
the Labcratory of
Dynamic Strength, Institute of Machine Science, Acad Sci
USSR. Stud-
ieB the vibration stress in rotors operated at over 3000
rpm. Pre-
sents information on stress distribution in those parts of
the rotor
under greatest dynamic stress. Discusses rotor strength
under the
action Of Cyclic stress. Graphs, tables, diagrams, formulae.
Twenty
six references, 18 USSR.
Institution:
Submitted ; June 7, 1955

Name DIMEITTIERG Fedor Monaslyevioh
Dissertation Certain Problems concerning Bent
Waves of rapidly Rotating Shafts
Degree Doe Tech Sci
Af f iliat ion Zn-ot indicate-F
Defense Date, Place 25 Jan 56, Council of Inst
of
Machine Building, Acad Sci USSR
Certification Date 15 Doc 56
Source M-IVO 7/5?

SOV/1.24-57-3-3468
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 3,
p 122 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Dimentberg, F. M.
TITLE: Stress Vi~'riation in an Elastic Shaft During Its
Transition Through the
Critical Velocity (]:Izmeneniye napryazlieniy v gibkom vale pri
perekhdde cherez kritiche uyu skorost')
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Kolebaniya v turbomashinakh. Moscow, AN
SSSR, 1956,
pp 21-48
ABSTRACT: A study is made of the transverse oscillations of an
elastic shaft sup-
ported at both ends with an unbalanced disc mounted
thereonxrotating
under constant angular acceleration. The mass of the shaft is
not
taken into consideration and the disc is considered to be
mounted in
the center of the span, which condition allows the authox to
ignore the
gyroscopic effect. When there are no resistance fo Pces
present, the
equations of the longitudinal oscillations set up for
Aktationary coor-
dinates coincide with the well-known equations for a system
having
one degree of freedom and are solved by means of Fre!;nel
integrals.
A steady-state regime of forced oscillations with an initial
angular
Card 1/2 velocity is used to define the initial conditions.
The solution is then

Stress Variation in an Elastic Shaft (cont.)
SOV/1 24-57-- 3-3468
transformed to a system of coordinates rotating with the
shaft, which makes the
calculation of flexural stresses simple. The cases of
acceleration and coasting are
studied separately. The variation of the torque moment during
the transition through
the critical velocity is found along with the deflection
components for the stationary
and for the rotating coordinates. Calculations were made for
cases of both rigid and
elastically-flexible supports (with different stiffness
factors in two directions). it
is pointed out that in case of elastically-flexible supports
the variable component of
the stresses increases. An approximate solution of the problem
is given with due
consideration of the resistance forces. The initial equations
are originallyiet up
under the assumption that the resistance is generated by
internal friction. The cir-
culatory terms are then droppped, i. e., the effect of
internal friction is identified
with the action of the external friction. The solution
contains an exponential factor
in the integrand expression and consequently is not reducible
to the F:resnel--integral
form. By reducing the interval of integration to smaller
intervals, the exponential
factor may be considered to be constant within that smaller
range, and the approxi-
mate solution may then be expressed through a sum of Fresnel
integrals. Diagrams
of stress variations during transifion through the critical
velocity, as recorded
experimentally on loop oscillographs, are given. Good
agreement bei;ween theo-
retical and experimental results is noted.
Card 2/2 V. V. Bolotin

Drm-EXIII-JEMP F. M.
F. M. Dimentberg and S. G. Kiulitsin, "The
Application of Helical-.Axis
Calculations to the Analysis of Spatial Mechanism."
PAPOr PM24MItM at the 2nd ALI-Union QwX. on
rup4awntaj problem,, In tbs
Theory or Mob, a and Macbsnisms, Mosoov, UaW, 24-28
Mwah JL9~8,

AUTHOR: Tondl, A. (Pracue).
24-1-3/26
TITLE: On the stability of a flexible shaft with one disi,-
taking into consideration the effect of forces of
internal. tmd external damping and the effect of the
weifi,ht of the disc. (0b ustoyohivosti gibkogo vala s
odniia diskom pri de;ystvii sil vnutrennep i vnoshtiego
treniy i 1resa diska).
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Otdeleniye Tekhnicheskjkh
Nauk, 1958, IT0.1, p1p. 21-25 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: The stability of a flexible shaft with a disc at the
centre of the shaft, taking into consideration the effects
of damping by internal and external friction, has been.
investigated by numerous authors. For instance,
F. M. Dimentberg, (Refs. 1-3), has solved the non-linear
problem without taking --".nto consideration the weight of
the disc. M. 1. Chayevskiy (Refs.4 and 5) published
experimental results relating to the influence of friction.
In this paper the stability is investigated of a rotor,
taking into consideration internal dampinE; (caused by the
material of the shaft itself) and external dampi:a6 for
a hori2iontal shaft, i.e. takin- into consideration the
Card 1/3 effect of the weight of the diosc. The movement of t'he

24-1-3/26
On'the stability of a flexible shaft with one disc taking
into
consideraticn the effect of forces of internal and external
damping and the effect of the weight of -the disc.
disc is expressed first in terms of rotating coordinates
of the system (L + iji) =~ (see Fig.1). ThEM, the
Carthesian coor inate �, IL are substituted by polar
coordinates e,(p (see Fig.2). The internal damping
force P is expressed by a non-linear function of the
speed a;~ the deflection, Eq.(8); the vector of the
force P t is not considered as beinG 6enerally coincident
with the direction ol the speed ~. The result of the
solution is the establishment of necessary and adequate
conditions of stability of the movement expressed by the
inequalities (19) axd (20), whereby n is the coefficient
of external damping and 6 and 6 are respectively
the coefficient o~ the radial and tRnSential components
of the internal damping which are dependent on the sag of
the shaft R. 11 is the frequency of the natural
oscillations of the rotor and w is the angular speed.
of rotation of the shaft 61 is the derivation
according to R of the ~oeHiciejat 6 The inequality
(19) is always fulfilled. If the ine&Llity (2~i) is
Card 2/3 fulfilled, the movement of the rotor will be staUe
in

24-1-3/26
On'the r,.tability of a flexible shaft with one disc taking
into
consideration the effect of forces of internal and external.
damping and the effect of the wei3ht of the disc.
the entire range of w. However, if the inequali-ty (23)
is not fulfilled, an upper limit of stable (o values
will exist. The tangential component of the in*~ernal
damping reduces this limit whilst the radial component
of the internal damping ~~a the external component
increase this I' -it.
2 + b Ib* I> 0 (19)
2 2
X
< (20)
6 1b2 + xR
2,> h2 h~
D. T r
c
(23)
There are 3 figures, 6 figures - 5 Russian, 1 English.
SUBMITTED: July 15, 195?.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
Cara-3/3

AUTHOR: Dimentberg, F. M. (Moscow) SOV/24--58-5--16/31
TITLE: P7~ase-Pl rep'r%ftntation of the Motion of a System
with
Two Degrees of Freedoin (Kompleksnoye predstavlen:Lye na
fazovoy, ploskosti dvizheniya sistemy s dvum;Ta stepeny-ami
svobody)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Otdeleniye
Tekhaicheskikh
Nauk, 1958, Nr 5? pp 97-99 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The four-dimensional phase space (of coordinates x,
:k, 74t)
is represented on a plane via the coordinates
2
x + Wxj y + w~, where w is an operator such that w 0;
Plucker coordinates are used. The results are those to
be expected from applying Seiliger's theorems to this case,
There are 7 figu~res and 3 Soviet references.
SUBMITTED: January 15, 1958
Card 1/1

G'USAWV. A.A.. kand. takhn. nauk; doktor tekhn. nauk.
lialancing flexible shafts. Vast. mash. 39 no.1:47.-53
Ja 138.
(MIRA 12:1)
(Wancing of machinery)

'L A; CS 1F.
25(2); 24(6) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2591
Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut mashinovedeniya
Kolebaniya v turbomashinakh; sbornik statey (Vibrations in
Turbomachines;
Collection of Articles) Moscowq Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1959. 117 p.
Errata slip
inserted. 2,300 Copies printed.
Resp. Ed.: S. V. Serensen, Academician, Academy of Sciences,
USSR; M. of
Publishing House: Ya-. A. Klimovitskiy; Tech. Ed.: V. V. Volkova.
PURPOSE: This collection of articles is intendled for scientific
research workers,
engineers, and designers inthe field of turbomaohinery.
COVERAGE: This collection of articles deals with vibrations in
turbomachinery.
The following topics are discussedi vibrations and stresses in
the rotor and
bearings of a turbogenerator, vibrations and stability of beams,
flexural
vibrations of a rotating shaft, whirling speeds of a flexible
rotor with two
unbalanced masses, acceleration through resonance of a nonlinear
system,
whirling speed and clearance in bearings, dynamic stresses in
blades of an
axial compressor, and damping of vibrations. No personalities are
mentioned.
References follow several of the articies.
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Vibrations in Twrbomachines (Cont.) SOV/2591
TABIX OF COMM:
Preface
Daychik, M.L., F.M.~~ ~0 A.S. Zillberman, G.L. Lyudinj
N.I. Prigorov-
skiy, and K.Ye.-giHarov. Investigation of Vibrations and
Stresses in the
Rotor and Bearings of a High-power Turbogenerator During
Operation
The authors disouss an experimental investigation made on
a high-power
turbogenerator in order to analyze the real state of
stress of the rotor
and vibrations of the rotor and bearings. The dynamic
behavior of the
whole system of joined rotors and bearings is treated. The
influences of
bases and foundations are not taken Into consideration.
Bolotin, V.V. Vibration and Stability of Beams Under
Action of Nonconserva-
tive Forces.
A cantilever rectilinear beam loaded by uniformly
distributed following
forces acting in the plans of its maximum rigidity is
analyzed for stabili-
ty at planar deformation. Critical parameters of the
loading with and
without consideration of damping are established.
23
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Vibrations in Turbomachines (Cont.) SOV/2591
Dimentberg, F.M. Flexural Vibrations of a Rotating Shaft
With a Flexible
-1-a-F-ARi~6hed a One End 43
Connection between the flexural vibrations of the shaft and
the bar in
their common plane is investigated, and formulas for their
frequencies
are derived.
Guserov, A.A. Acceleration Through Critical Speeds of a
Flexible Rotor
With Two Unbalanced Masses th the Presence of Friction 51
The author derives a system of two complex differential
equations as a
solution to the problem. The solution is based on the
following assump-
tionst that the mass of the shafts the gyroscopic movements
of masses
caused by deflections of the shaft, and the initial
deflections of the
shaft are negligible; that the shaft supports are
absolutely rigid; that
the shaft itself is torsionally rigid; and that the
acceleration through
critical speeds is uniform.
Rubanik, V.P. Acceleration Through Resonance in One Case of
a Nonlinear
System 75
Analysis is made of a nonlinear vibrating system with one
degree of
freedom having a nonlinear restoring force and excited by a
low-fre-
quency sine-sbaped disturbing force. The effect of the rate
of accelera-
Card 315