SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT I.I. CHUGUNOV - YU.D. CHUGUNOV

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TSITLINP P.; CMZURDY, 1j,
Reinforced con2rete elements for elase furnace
framework. Stroi.mat.
izdel.i konstr. 1 no.12:8-9 D 155. (MLRA 9:7)
(Glass manufacture) (Reinforced-concrete)

ZEZIN, Mikhail Anatollyevicb; CHUGUNOV I.L., otv.
red.; BEZPAWV,
OD~'e.
K.M., inzh., nauchrqy red.; red.; BORISOV, B.L.,
tekhn. red.
(Regulating devices of automatic control systems
used in glass
manufacture] Reguliruiushchie ustroistva sistem
avtomatiki v
stekollnoi promyshlennostis Moskva., Goa,
nauohno-issLibift
steklao 1961, 53 P. (MIRA 1512)
(Automatic control) (Glass manufacture)

k MICRr Loo"nov, V. M.; Minya Pj I
Chupwo, T. 1.
~A , 1 or. If ad a ot I Ve S:' &nA
SUM- -- t
upravleniya (ftalytical adaptive control aystems). Uoscow, Izd-vo
Mashinostroyen-
I t
1965, 117-341
'MUT
I - C 74f;s. digital adaptIve, dfgcrete COTTelator, Control fliter,
transl-
r1on stabIlity control, automatic control system, delay line
.
." e -4.:bInations -)f
3 ral designs representing cc- S !)~S
fj -I-
ium uf~ ro itransitions of tile tae U-nue:i-
time thrr-uch *.he zer-O !I?-i-PI or
~-A A. Vi
v. -~)~cjini~nvniirrlv, 't~tlc~i

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IOSIF(:Vj PA. ~ CHUGbil:04, fx-.
Lumbering
For advanced metbods of work in lumberingo Lem. pro-m. 12 No. 2,
1952
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, ~pjy
195~, Uncl.
2

GHUGIUNOV, I. - Ye
Apple - Diseases and Pests
Fight against the seed-eating apple insect. Sad i og. No. 2,
1952.
9. !12athly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
MY ~ 1951 Uncl.

1. CHUGUNOV, 1.12.: VRLIKANOV, L.P.
2, ussR Wo).
4. Forests and.Forestry - Don Vidley
Oldest steppe,forest station~on the Don. Las i stop!. 14 no. 11, 1932.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Februax7
-1953. Unclassified.

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Abs Jour
Author
inst
Title
Orig Pub
Abstract
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ry
Referat Zhur BiologiYa, No 16, 25 Aug 1957, 691U
Chugunov) I
Development of Pine Plantings in Environs of Rostov
Botanical Garden on Heavy Carbonaceous Loams.
J-4
: Sb. tr. Botan. sada Rostovsk.-n-D un-ta, 1956,
35, No 2,
53-75
: Pine cultivations planted on near-Asov
carbonaceous,
slightly washed-out black earths, heavy carbonaceous
loams without a himus layer and on artificially
filled
soil (loam and crushed liMestone) were found to be
fully
stable, and essentially develop in accordance with
lines
I-II and II of bonitets. Pure plantings of ordinary
pi-
ne and Crimean pine are very stable. Tn mixed wood
stands of the two kinds the latter manifest a
depressive
effect on the former, the slower growth in height
not-
withstanding. The technical qualities of thewood of
these pine species in the given conditions are not
high
because of the wide lamella of the wood. Mixed
plantings
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Abs Jour Referat Zhur Biologiya, No 16, 25 Aug 1957, 691a
of pine and green and fluffy ash under these conditions
lack vitality. Barke. pine is less suited to the condi-
tions described. To forestall the changing of pine trees
by deciduouE, ones the introduction of soil-preserving
bushy undergrowth is recommended. The mensuration chamc-
teristics of i&e tested piantings are stated.
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ORMUNOV, I - Ye,
of eucommis. Bju3,.G3Av.bot.sada no.32:19-
21 158, (NM 1215)
L. Botantcheakty md Rostovskogo sudarstvennogo
-anlTersiteta.
(Aostov Pi-ovince-amommia) fKants-Frost reaistance)

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UR/O 4 3 216 6160
AUTHOR: Gillman, Go I.; Zhukovokiy, Ye. Ye..; i~u_~~~
ORO: none
TITLE: System for setting limit values for, parameters of the
111-5,00
data processing computer
SOURCE: Mekhanizatsiya t avtomatizatsiya up:r-avleniya, no. 1, 1966,
15-16
TOPIC TAGS: core memory, magnetic core storage, computer
mpmory~ eoovilo rpoe
1ABSTRACT: A non-destructive-read random-access word-organized core
memory designed for the IV_51.00 data processing computer is
described.
'The memory uses magnetic cores separated 4 mm from each other and
rod-
.like permanent magnets in the plane of the cores which store "0".
These.
magnets link the flux from the input winding and output winding sep-
arately, and thus'break the coupling from input to output of
the.core,
which stores a logical zero. The information is read by full (400 to
500 mamp) current increasing the output signal to 300 mv*at a S/K
ratio.
;of 15. The memory has 12 matrix plates with,miniature connectors to
UDC-. 681-.142.652.2
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CgUGUNOV, L.
rmprove the orga#zation and socurity of traffic. Ayt.
transp-.15
no.B.- -9 '57. (MLU 10:9)
I i~Mrstitell,nic,hpdinika dosavtof-nspe!Ftxii Glavnogo
uprawlenlya
militeli Kinistersi-is vnixtrennikh del SSSR.
(Traffic regulations)

CHUGUNOV, L.
Tasks of the traffic Wety week. Avt. transp. 36 no.8:6-7 Ag '58-
(MIRA U.- 9)
1.Zameatitel! nacballnika Gosavtoiuspektaii Glavnogo
upru;-leiniyu
mil~tsii Ministerstva vnutrannikh del SSSR.
. (Traffic safety)

CHUGM10r, L.
N4W-t3;;f-:(fc regulations In 1hropean countries.
Ayt. transpe 37
no-10:58-59 0 159. (mm 13:2)
(Jkrope~-Trafflc regulazqous)

OSTROUSHKO. I.A.; TWOMEY, V.I.; BOBIN, TO.G.;
GRUGUIUT. L.F.
Mechanized charging of blast holes in mining.
Izv.vys.ucheb.
zav.~ tevet.met. 2 po.6:ii-16 '59- MILK 13:4)
1. Severokavkawskly ~ornometallurgicheekiy
inetitut. Kafedra
spetskursov gornogo dela.
(HIning engineering--Equipment tmd supplies)

MMOSOVTSZV, S.A., kand.takhn.nauk; GRISHIN, G.P.,
inzh.QCZjGUNOV, 1-7-1
gornyy inzh.
Use of the VK11V hard alloy'for the reinforcement of
bore bits
on BA-100 boring machines. Gor.zhur. no.10:39-40 0 6o.
I (MIRA 13:9)
1. Yeesoyusnyy nauchrLo-iseledovatel skiy institut
tverdykh
splavov (for Grishin). 2. Tyrayausakiy kombinat (for
Chugumov).
(Book drills)

OSTROURKO, I.I.; YEMMYNT, V.I.; BIRYUKOV. I.A.;
KRIVCHIKOV. P.F.;
CHUGUNOY, L.F.; BCBIN, Ye.G.
Mechanized hole charging in powder blasting
operations. Gor.
zhur. no-10:36-38 0 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Severo-Xavkasskiy gorno-metallurgi6heskiy institut,
g. Ordzhonikidze (for Ostroushko. Yemekeyev,
Biryukov).
2. Tyrayanzekiy gorno-obogatitelln" kombinat (for
Krivchikov,
Chugunov, Bobin).
(Kining eagineariag)

OSTROUSHIDD, I.A., Prof.; rZ4XKWW, V.I., dotsentj
KRIVCHIEDY, Pj., -liah.;
DMIIUOV, T.S.; 1nzht4--CHUGUNOV, L.F., lnzh.;
KLYAGEMD, L.I., inzh.
Improvement of bore bits fDr obmpressed-air percussion
drills.
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; gor. zhur. no.10:93-98 160.
(MIRA 1301)
1. severo-NaTkazekiy gornometallurgicheskiy inatitut
imeni Serso
Ordzhonikidze. Rekomendovana kELfedroy spetsiallnvkh
kursov gornoga
dela Severo-Kavkazekogo gornometallurgicheekogo
instituta.
(Boring machinery)

OSTROUSHKO, 1. A., prof.; 'MVP Ir. I., doteent; BOBIN, Ye,
G.-,
inzh.; M.VEM, Ve- '170p insh.; KOBAMDZE, V. N., inzh.;
KRIVCHIKOV., P. Y,, inzh.1 CHUGUNGV L.'F, inzh.;"
MASTAYUKOV, M. V., inzh.
Improving meebanized*eharRing of blastheles. Izv. vya. ucheb.
zav.; gor. shur. no.9t92-96 161. (MIU 15--10)
1. Severcka-vkazekiy gornoret&I-burgioheakiy institut. Reko.-
mendovana kafedroy gornogo dela.
(Blasting)

OSTROUSHKO, I.A.; MIEKEYEV) V.I,,; DORODNOV) V,S.;
BORODIN, N.I*;
- KRIVCHIKOV, P.Fo; CHUGTJNOV, L.F.
Optima conditions for BA-100 drill rig operations in
hard rocks.
Iz-t,, vys. ucheb. zav.; tavet. met. 4 no.3:12-18 161.
(MIRA 15:1)
1. Severokavkazakiy gornometallurgioheskiy institut~i
Tyrnyauzskiy
kmabinat. Rekomendovana kafedroy spetsiallnykh kursov
gornogo
dela, Severokavkazakogo, gornametallurgicheskogo
instituta.
(Rock drills)

OSTROUSHKO, Ivan Antonovich., prof.j, doktor
tekhn. nauk; BOBIN,
Yevgeniy Gerasimovichs gornV inzho,* YDUEYEV,
Vyacheslav
Ivanovichs dots.0 kand, tekhn..nauk; KRIVCHIKOV,
Petr
Fedorovich., gornyy
gornyy inzhe; DDIIDYUK, G.P.# kand. tekhn. nauks
retsenzent;
GEIXWI L.M., redi2d-va; 1AVREMIYEVA, L.G., tekhn.
red.
[Mechanization of blasting; mechanization of
loading and
stemaing blast holes and mine
chambers]Vekhanizatsiia
vzryvxWkh rabot; mekhanizatsiia zariazbenia i
zaboiki shpu-
rovy vzr7Mkb skvazhin i minyqkh kamer. Moskvaj
G)sgor-
tekhizdatp 1962. 127 p. (KaA 151l1)
(Blasting-Equipment and supplies)

OSTROUSHKO, I.A.; YEMEUYEV, V.I.; WBIN, Ye.G.;
KRIVCHIKOV, F.F.;
CHUGUNOVP LoFo* MASTRYUIQVP Move
Improving pAeumatic charging of blast holes. Gore
zhur.
no.1103-37 N 163. (KIRA 17:6)
1. Severo-Kavkaoskiy garnometallurgicheakiy
institut (for
Ostroushkot Yemekeyev, Bobin). 2. 'Ly-rny-Auzskiy
kombinat
(for Krivehikov, Chugunovt Mastryukov),

CHUGUNOV 1, 10 inzh-; LISOVSKIY, I.I., inzh.;
YARMIZIN, V.A., inzh.;
B.;., inzh.; VEIRGUS', N.G., Inzh.; MUTENKOV, N.A.1
kand. teklm, nauk
Technical progress at the nMolibdun" Mine. Gor.
zhur. no.9.6-10
S 165. (MIRA 18:9)
1. T~Tnyauzskliy vollframo-molibdencluryy karnbinat
(for Chugunov,
Lisovskiy, Yarmizin, Kumekhov, Vergus). 2. institut
gornogo
dela imm. A.Mokochinskogo (for Krivenkov).

HIMLIKETEVP V.I.; BOBINP Ye.G.; OSTROUSHKOP I.A.;
BURNATSEV, M.V.1 DEM) K.v.;
PLIKH) V.A.; KRIVCHIKOV) P.F.; CHUGUNOV, L.F.
The PZK pneumatic charging columns with automatic
proportioning
of the air. Cor.zhur. no.8-47-49 Ag 165. (MIRA 18:3.0)
1. Severo-Kavkazakiy gornometallurgicheskiy institut (for
Yemekeyevt
Bobin, Ostroushko). 2. Severo-Kavkazskiy filial
kenstruktorskogo
byuro, TSvetmetavtowtika (for Burnatsev, Damin, P111h).
3. Tyrnyauzskiy kombinat (for Krivahikov, Ghugunov).

UNCHIROV, P.F.; CHUGUNOV, L.F.; YASAFOV, A.F.;
YADININ, V.A.
The Tyrnyauz Combine is 25 years old. TSvet. met.
38 nu-,.9:6-111-9
S 165. (MIRA 1-8:12)

BUDIKO, A.V.; UIVENKC-V, N.A.; APUTTINOV, K.G.; TOFFN,
S.!-.;
FOKIN, Yu.N.- CHUGUNOV L.F.; VEFLUSS, n
FILIPPOIT, II.I.; SHNTy-DER,
Experiences in using the caving system with end drawing
of orp_
Gor. zhur. no.8:22-26 Ag 165. (MIP11, 1-8-10)
1. Institut gornogo dela im. A.A. Skochinskogo (for
Budlko, Krivenkov,
Arutyunov). 2. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy
go-~-ncmetallur-
gicheskiy institut tsvetnykh metallov (for Iofinl
Dronov, Fokin).
3. Tyrnyauzakly kombinat (for Chugunov, Vergus), 4.
Leninogorskiy
polimetallicheskiy kombinat (for Kutuzov, Ten, Filippov,
Slmayder).

KUKITSEVICHJ V.H.; CHUGUMMA, L.I.
Step-by-step optirmlizing i~~ntrolller witn a synchronous
detector.
Priborostroenis no.10:9-.U 0 t63, (NM 16021)
I

CfRIGUNQV,-4,ev-Nlkol,Ay.ay~-gLhk_~ispir,,int; GIKILS.
Anton Fz-liksovich., kand.te)e-hn.
naulk., prcf.
Measurement of the viscosity of epoxide compounds#
Izv.vya.ucbeb,,
zavel elaktromkh, .8 no,801,9-951 165.
(MIRA 28210)
1. Kafedra lzmeritalinvy
takhniki-Novocherksaskogo.politekbricheakrgo
instit-ata (for Chuguno:v). 2. Zaveduyuahchiy kafedroy
izmeritillnoy
tel.bn1kil Novocherkasokogo politeUnicheakogo instituta Uor
Gikis).

CPU ; KHOMICH, A.; KOROTAYEV, Yu.P., kand.
tekhn. nauk,
retsenzent; DZAGNIDZE, G.M., inzh., retsenzent
[Worker's handbook on the gas Industry;
transportation
and utilization of natural and liquified
gases] Spra-
vochnik rabotnika. gazovoi pTorwshlennosti;
transport i
ispollzovanie prirodrqkh I ~zhizhenrjykh
gazov. Minsk,
Nauka I tekhnika, 1965. 35P P. (MIRA 18:7)

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AUVI[OR: 9)w
gunov, It.. (Section chief); Chelyukanov, V. (Chief specialist
of section
ORG: Hiniatry of Aviation Induatry SM (Dlinistorstvo
aviatsionnoy proqrshlonnosty 5W)
TITLE: Life oLfjd2R~~.'~(The 60-th annivereary of 0. K. Antonov)
SOURCEs Grazhdanskaya aviatsiya, no* 2, 1966, 15
TOPIC TAGS: aeronautic personnel, transport aircraft, civil
aviation, civil aircraft
data / An-~, An-011, An-8, An-10, An-19, An-14, An-2~,
An-24'aircraft
.2
ABSTWWT: A gt:)gy of Sleg.Koh,tantihovich Antonovt general
dcoigner of Soviet
An-type aircraft, is pre3c&t~de O-#-R-*]ffiTo-no-v-,-r-,o-n-of a
con3truction engineer, was born
February 7, 1906, near Moscow. In 1923, he designed his first
glider. 11o graduated from
an engineering institute in 1930 and soon afterward became chief
designer of a glider
manufacturing plant. During the war years 0. K. Antonov worked
together with A. S.
Yakovlev as his first deputy. Since 1946, he has been at the
head of his own aircraft
design office. Various aircraft types constructed by his office
are mentioned above under
"Topic Taga". The first An-2 type is till now in operation on
2000 local airlines cover-
ing about 4ejo of air-passenger traffic and carrying out 85% of
air work in agric~ature.
This aircraft is exported to 28 countries. The 100-passenger
An-10 aircraft reebived
a Gold Medal Auara at the Internation~l Exhibition in Brussels
in 1958. It is i~ service
on more than 100 main airlines. The An-12 aircraft designed for
a 20-ton load is used
for transportation of various equipment and goods. Its 52800-L-m
return flight from
Hoscow to Antarctic via India and Australia is mentioned. The
An-24 aircraft can trans-
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port 50 passengers or a 5-ton load. Being manufactured in mass
production, it in used
on 120 airlines. This type is sold for export by "Aviaoxportll.
The multipurpose An-14
aircraft is designed for flights in romoto areas without equipped
landing strips.
0. K. Antonov's last achievement was the construction of the
groat An-22 aircraft exhib-
ited in Paris at the international exhibition. 0. X. Antonov,
being Doctor of Technical
Sciences, is a Corresponding Member of the Ukrainian Academy of
Science. He is a member
of the Oblast' Committee of the Communist Party and a member of
the Supreme Soviet of the
SSSR. He was awarded the Orders of Lenin, of Red Banner of Labor,
of Patriotic War and
many other medals. He is also Laureate.of the State and Lenin
Prizes. Orig. arts hasi
one photo.
SUB CODE: 01/ SM DATEs NOW
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GHTJGUNOV,.-, ~.,I.
Life is burning. Sov. med. 28 no.10:154-155 0 165.
(MIRA 18:11)

c CHUGUNOV. M.RfTo=k)
no
Bolshevik phyaloian. Sov.sdmv. 19 6.3947-51 '60. (MIU
13:9)
(GHEPALOVO VL&DD4IR NIKOLAEVICHt 1889-1919)

CHUGIJNOV, N., polkovn:Lk
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Aviators keep their promises. Kom.Vooruzh.Si:L 1
no.18:62-(4
s 161. (MIRA 14.-g)
(Russia-~--Aiir force)
. I

CHUGUNOV, N., generaIr-mayor aviataii; PONOMAREV, S.,
general-mayor aviataii
Comunist, outstanding pilot and high-class specialist. AvA kosm.
45 no-4:5-10 Ap 163. (MIRA 16:3)
(Air pilots)

CHUGUNOV V , generall-mayor aviatsii; GOILOVIN, P.,
inzhener-podpo) t:ovnik
Find the ma-in thing, work purposefully. Komm.
Vo=uzh. Sil 4
no.4-.33-38 F 164. (MIRA 17:9)

WPM# PeAel CMGMp 119A.
lbw data on Dwonim efruBive activity in the matern oWe
or the Tarameab Ibmir, rvkU AH SOZR 265 noo4sg?4-M D
1165* (KF4 2ft]2)
1, SuuAttea %W 13v 2965.
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CHUGUNOVA, N.I.
Comparative comeroial and biological charaote,.-is tics of
sturgeons of the Sea of Azov. Trudy VNIRO 52t87-182 164.
(MIRA 17slO)
1. Vaesoyunnyy nauchno-insledovatel'skiy institut morskogo
rybnogo khosyaystya i okew-ografti,

.CHUGUNOV, NIP,
Confereilen on the Use of UltraBound for the
Intensification of
Chemical Pl6ocessese Akust,thurm 30 nos48488-489 064*
I j I (MIRA 1822)

CHUMOV) S. 1.
11vinage .Soviet of Workers'.Deputies in the Struggle for
Improvement of
CA ocialist AgricUture.," Goo. izd-vo iurid. lit-ry, Moscow,
1951

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CHUGUNOV Ser 0 SVI-U. T-r-PINt A.E.. red.; PRESNOVA, V.A.#
tekhn. red.
(We build our future today]Budushchee rozhdaetsia segodnia.
Leningradp Lenisdat, 1962.' 46 p. (MIRA 16:2)
1, Glavnyy inzhener Leningradskogo staleprokatnogo zavoda
(for Chugunov) .
(Leningrad-Machinery industry--Technological innovations)

CHUGUNW, S.Ya.; MTS, V.Ya.; LEMUMPI, Ya.L,I.
liew patenting furnaces. Gaz. prom. 9 no.10:29-3;~ 164. 041RA
17:12)

CHUGUNOVO V.p genaral-mayor exiatsii; SUSHIN, I.,
polkomik
Constant attention to young communists. Av. i kosm.
47 no.4:47-48
Ap 165. (MIRA 18:4)

0
CHUGUNOVI V.
---------
Arched cowbarn with honeycombed reinforced-concrete roofing.
Sell.
stroi, 15 no. 2:18-19 F 161. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Nachallnik otdola kapitallnogo stroitellstva podmookovnogo
sovkhoza imeni Mossoveta.
(Barns) (Precast concrete construction)

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Pavlov,
ORG:
TITLE:
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AP6019555 SOURCE CODE: UR/0416/66/000/001/0055/0058
.2 ir
Chu '-.ICandidate of military sciences; Majo Gent of technical
forces)
-.-qRunovt
Ye. (Candldate.~-,of military sciences; Col.).
none
Revolution in millita'ry"matters afid military communications
agencies
Tyl i anabzh:sov-.vobruzh oil, no.,l, 1966, 55-58,
transportation
communication
TOPIC TAGS:
system, military training, military
ABSTRACT: This article briefly examines certain baoic trends irt
the work of military
communications agencies which have been evoked by the scientific
and technical evolu-
tion, the revolution in military matters, and reconstruction of
transportationkin the
Soviet Union. One of the atain and complex problems in the
activity of military commu-
nications agencies is to.develop methods of transporting various
military equipment
an-i new types of material 'S by all types of transportation. To
solve this problem it
is presently necessary-to solve problems of transporting large
heavy equipment and.to
work out and introduce special.rul.es and conditions. for
loading:, transporting and un-
loading. One of the im portant'.requirements of military
communications officers who
are supervising transport 'atio.ri,workers is to increase their
military and technical
training. Soviet mi1itAry;:9eiqnce,emp'hastze9 the objective
character of changes
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occurritcZ in military equipment. The process of the
revolutionary changes in military
affairs cannot help but have an affect on the development of
forms and methods of
teaching youixg specialists. At present their training is done in
various schools and
the study plans and progiams take into account the new trends in
the practical work of
military communications.,agencies which have been caused by this
revolution. Officers
of the military communications service are attentively watching
all new changes in the
area of the military use of transportation, are inquiring into
the heart of the matter
and are determining.the problems of readying transportation and
its effective uae in a~
modern war. In this connection officers and generals of the
military communications
service are persistently improving their military theoretical
aitd practical trainingi
are endeavoring to understand more thoroughly the objective rules
of an armed struggle
and the patterns and teniencies*ofthe development of military
affairs and transporta-
tion of the Soviet Union, arestudying the conclusione and
recommendations of military
scientists.'and are workinv out methods for the optimal
employment of tran portation
and its readiness for operaLion under conditions of a nuclear
missile war.
SUB CODE: 05;3.5,9&/ SUBM DATE~-~'nbne
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CHUGUNOV, Vladimir Aleksandrovich; RAZRIKGV, P., red.;
KUZNLTSOVA, A.,
r6d,
[The State-farm Bdilding Orgexization)Sovkho2naia stroitelf-
naia organizatsiia, Moakvap Mosk, rabochii, 1962. 43
(MM 15:11~
1. Nuchallnik otdola kapitallnogo straitel".9tva sovkhoza
imeni Ha~dfAvi*boi8d"%&f%ppftosk*VI'Y'S. Uar Chupnov).
(Moscow region-State faims)
(Moscow region-Construction-industry)

CHUGUNOV, V. D.
Chugunov, V. D.-IlTrie Solution ot' Several Inverse
and itixed Prol)lLms ~.Jf
Aeroh.;pdr-mchanic.s. 11 ~;and Phys-Math Sci, Kazz-an'
State
U, Kazan' 1053. (Referaidm:ry
&-turnal-l-l"ittiviati-ka Jan 54)
so: 22 July 1)54

if' 0. Some pa"Icula cas*4 of ccftt:al -J Oh-
o"I
6.3phs ot the lcwJ.alh;ve c~,

.-3 )rnblea of comtrt--11~-re~ boundary. AN
r^.R:6P-71 '55. 10:8)
-inst-Itut Kn7ansizogn fllial~ 'L,L--,,idemii nauk SESIR.
(U'," '!old flo-ling)

7ju. "V.
SCIC-CtLd it) tile ;0!;,.
,j r,! Ail; 'f.1

. I...- I I.
. .. ....... T.
7 ~ r -
ml
0
k

SALEMOV, G.S.; SOMMOO V.S.; CHUGUNUV, V.D. -
Problem of dirseting the movement of the water-oil
boundary.
Neft.khoz.114 10-8:30-35 Ag 156. (MM 9:10)
..0
(Petroleum *A.-itgoring)

Cllu-,UNOV. V.D.: MELINIKOV, ",.V.
New ninim, machines of the Kycht7m Yachanical. Plant and the
All-Union Resoarch Inutitute of 14iiiing flachi=7. Gor.zhur.
no.6:41-1:4 Je 157. (ML:1 10:8)
I.Glavnyy 1construktor 'Kyshtymakogo mekhanichosItogo
zr-~.Oda
(for Chugunov).
2.Zanestitell glavricui,,o konctruktora Vsesovuznogo nauchno-
is,sleaovatel'sL-ogo 1rsbituta Gormash (for Mallnikov~.
(Mitiii,g rachinery)
(Kyshtym-111achinery industry)

MUNOV, V. D.) MMIA14M)=OV) F. M.) SAtMOV) 0. S.
Kazan')
"On the Applicability of Linear Programing for Solving
Proglems of
Optimm Exploitation of Iol Reservoirs."
report presented at the First AU-Union Congress on
Theoretical and Applied
Mechanics, Moscow, 27 Jan - 3 Feb 196o.

MUKRAMETZYANOV,, F.M.; SALEKHOV, G.S.; CHUGUNOV. V.D
Using linear programming for solving certain problems of the
efficient petroleum productj'on. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.;
neft!
i gaz 3 no.9:73-80 160. (MIRA 14:4)
1. Kazanskiy gosudarstvenoyy pedagogicheakiy instituty
Kazanskiy
filial AN SSSR.
(Oil field flooding)

CHUGUNOVI V,D.; SALEKHOV, V.G.; MUKHAMETZYANOVJI F.M.
..." -----------
. , Maximum oil recovery from a field in the 'flow
production period.
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; neft' i gaz 4 no.2.57-64 161.
(MIRA 15:5)
1. Kazanskiy gosudarstvennyy pedagogicheakiy institut,
Kazanskiy
filial AN SSSIR~
(oil fields-Production methods)

CHUGUNOV, V.D.
-'I-
Determining the minimum number of producing vells
with a given
planned petroleum produc %ion. Izv. Kazan. f i1. AN
SSSR. Ser.
fiz.-mat. i takh. nauk. no. 150-13 162. (MIRA 17:7)
1. FizAko-tekhnicheakiy institut Kazanskogo filiala
AN SSSR.

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IWOMR: Filonov, S. P. Khakharev, L. M. Gibalov, A. I.; Chuganov,
V. 'K..; Maslov,
G. I.
ORG: none
TITLE: Device for transferring gas of a free-piston generator.
Clazer 46, No. 18 ".5
'/announced by_Lugansk Order of Lenin Die;el Locomotive Building
Plant im..October
Ifevolution (Luganskiy ordena Lenina teplovozostroitellnyy zavod)/
SOURCE: Izobret prom obraz tov zn, no. 14, 1966, 122
TOPIC TAGS: free piston generator, gas generatoi-, pipeiine,
pneumatic servomechanismi
valve, piston engine
ABSTRACT. The proposed device for the transfer of gas from it
free piston generator
(operating in a group of generators on a comwn gas pipeline)
exhaust to the gas
pipeline inlet contains atmospheric and main valves. In order to
automate the gas
transfer, the values are equipped with pntumatic servo drives,
interlocked with a
slide- valve, controlling the main 11ty a servodrive, and rigidly
connected with'J
the servodrive of atmospheric valve whiEh- receives a command
signal from a electrc-
pneumatic valve (see Fig. 1). In a modified version of, the
above-described device,
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fo-is:imospbeip -
;ompressed.
air Fig. 1, Gas transfer device
sik
f rovi I - Atmospheric valve; 2 - main valve;
I J -dM~pe#- 3-- servodrive of-the--stmosphsr!Ic-vaIvA4-
to T-
4 - servo&-ive of the main valve;
5 - slide valve; 6 electropneumatic
atmosphem- to . ,
valve.
the servodrive of atmospheric valve was equipped with a damper in
order to ensure
gradual charging of the generator during the transfer of gas. Orig.
art. has:
1 figurq. [AV]
SUB COEE:13,41,10~UBM DATE: l5mar651

CH .UGUNOV, V. Ls)
Klebansky, A. L., Slenevsky.. M.0 and Chuggnovp V.
-"Hydrating Divinyl Acetylene
Electrochemically and by thb Action of the Sodium Amalgaml
(p. 1449)
SO: Journal of General Chemis , (Zhurnal Obshchei Khimii),
12L7, Volume-17, No. 8

SYMUWSW and S Of I-VAphthYl butyl, I-nalplf
thyRrowl I-, -=.YOU* a Imonosilanes snd d.1-1
Y", 31
IF- A. L" Pellmy und%', S. Chugunny.
Whisfy Akad. Nask S.S.S.R. U,
IIA.Mett canzW. be prep]. from MeNISM and I-Clell'si-
(0Et)..b.3I5-IP.d:: 1.0473. ni: UMM,evenin kerosene
at 16fl-W" (mily far and Cloll, were isolated). FOISfir
v)1". inolearl 61 Alehfiglir Kaw only I0% Call.. anti $Ollie
257, Crude 1..wpAtAj11rir1hy141aR4r 1g. IWJI.'O )lure (by
Anstry!). Is. 2214-14 , MV PKI: I Lp. 49'.
BuXICHr reacts even in the calif anti Yields
xa&y1fributylsilame. Is. b. 349-541". it-.' 0.010t..
x1j-s , IAM; the products still %omewhat low in Cand 11,
on repeated treatment with Bu%[gBr yiehl"I thc pure sub-
stance 'b. 349-W. it.'' 0.949:1, xV 1.5M Imerr elevation
of the reaction temp. is inefftvtive Its thesr jarpni.); the
product gives a quant. yielif Of C1.114 even wills calif
C.Incil.
IM, but is fairlY stable to 211% I(Cl. C41f,,.%IKX gave
45%v Is. MVIA", d,.: 0AXY1, MV-0
V.&IIIS. I.P. -XV. PhNifithr in hailing liens,ene (h. IIU)-
W) gave a 911mlerate *fit at is#$
tTA)-7*. in. IK;-5* (from Ctild. Treatment of llh%txllr
(firrsin 2117 g. k1trand 21 pl. Mg) its Et,0 with.02 g.
.1,4(01it).
anti hailing the mixt. in k-rosene (1). IM-W)") 8 lirs. gaire
an un,%tated amt. of di-t-stathikWifirthavvyi1ane. in. 99-
HW ffrom HIM). his 2040) . G. M. K,natapoff

%C

If OW
-w

ome 4m1no-
and properties of a 1-naphth es
K

t yl(pFeny iminoguanesa. 7' !f
(ibrihick-eR
thpa. 23, 777-1)(1953).-Dry.441NIMMEN

I-CjoH7SiF3 in .50 mL 'Rt2O over
0,5 hr. yielded an amorphous

w~ which in contact with moist air
hydrolyzed rapidl
vt evolution of NHi and formation of a resin' cofttg. $r

-The
unstablIshd was not N!

lated. - Dry NHj passed over I hr. into 50
tiil; Et2O and, 8 g.

(,-CiOHZ)IsiFf at W-3", and the pptd. crystd,
frm.pyr-
Chemicial Abst.
idine g4ve 100% 1. CiANSKNHh, m. 154-V.
(t-Clol

Vol
- 48 NO-8
(9.6 g.) In ePh and 6 q. NaNHi boiled 6 hrs. aild
SWM'
the
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ropertits -of -16 irtildiallAsode -and: h
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iv-,- i.-w U'a ar., Imiluag 1u- It
-241. TItt Na deriv. f, m 2-6 S.
-Ta ed irarl
ttd with s F, grrc
15 ilicate and 5 g. powd. Lavi~ w
fit=
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hl Im co-tg v h- f"~! ~~ . .....

t1 C'
AUTHOR: Chugunov, V. S. 62-11-11129
TITLE: Synthesis of Some Triphenylmethyl- and Triphenylethyl-
siloxanes (Sintez nekotorykh trifenilmetil- i trifeniletil-
vilokaunov).
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya AN SSSR, Otdelenie Khimicheskikh Nauk,
1957,
Nr 11, pp. 1368-1370 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs Here the investigations of the author in previous
papers
(reference 1, 2) are continued and here the interaction of
the sodiumtriphenylsilalate was carried out in the benzene-
medium with some methyl- and aethylsilanes. In the
realization of this synthesis for the first time distilled
triphen,ylalkylehloradisiloxanes were obtained without
dissocation at high temperatures. As the silicon atom has
mobile chlorine or hydrogen these compounds can serve as
initial matter for the production of different highly
molecular oxygen containing silicon-organic compounds.
Moreover some crystalline methyl- and aethyl-(triphenyl-
siloxy)silanes were produced synthetically, which contain
ramified Si - 0 - Si chain. The composition and the
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are

Synthesis of Some Triphenylmethyl- and 62-11-11/29
Triphenylethylsiloxanes.
given in a table. There are I table, and 2 references, 2 of
which are Slavic.
ASSOCIAKON: Institue for Silicate Chemistry of the AN USSR
(Institut
khimii silikatov Akademii nauk SSSR).
SUBMITTED: July 8, 1956.
AVAILABLEt Library of Congress
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AUT.HORt
Chugunov, V. S. 79-2-48/58
TITLE:
Reiadtion-bf Chloroform,
Brombfdrm and Silicochloroform with Sodium Tri-

phehyl Silaibleate
(Viaimadeystviye khloroforma, bromoforma i silikokhloro-

forma a
trifenilsilanoly4~om natriya)
MTODTCALt
Zhurnal Obahchey KHmii, 1951,
vol 27, No 2, pp. 494-496 (U.S.S.R.)

ABSTRACT-.
The primary purpose
of this a4icle is the study of the react16h between

sodium
triphenylsileneoleate and carbon tetrachloride.+ A 16 h6fir'boiling

of the latter with the sodium triphehylsilaneoleate (molar ratio I
i 4)

did not.produce the result desired. When the carbon
tetrachloi-146--Wz

substituted by chloroform or bromoform the
formation of tris-~-(triphenyl-

miloiq)-allens resulted. Treatment
of the silane with an alkali solutlon

results in the displacement of
the hydrogen oriented at the Si. atom by the

hydroxyl group and the
formation of tris-(triphenrlsiloxy) silarol.

Chloroform or bromoform
and triphenylsflanoleoleate sodium ofkered good

yields (60 - 70%) of
tris-(tripheny:],,~iloxy)methane. It was found*that

silicochloroform
as well as silicon ebloride react smoothly with sodium

triphen,ylisilaneoleate- to-r-
ming triphenyldichloirodisiloxane, bis-(triphehyl-

siloxy)
chlorosilate And tris-(triphenylsiloxy)silane.

There are 5
references, of wbich I is Slavic
ASSOCIATION:
USSR Academy.of
Sciences, Institute of Chemistry of Silicates

AUTHORS:
Dolgov, B. It., Chugunov, V. S. SOV/54-50-3-10/19
TITLE:
Organosilicon-axy-g-i'l-an-e-'s* and,Products of
Their Condensation

(Kremneorganicheskiye oksisilany i
produkty ikh kondensataii)
PERIODICAL:
Vestnik Leningradskogo
universiteta. Seriya fiziki i khimii,

1958, Nr 3, pp 89-98
(USSR)
ABSTRACT:
On the basis of experimental data available
a� present or-

ganosilicon alcohols were compared with
analogously sl--uc-

tured organic alcohols. At present more
than 100 different

organosilicon alcohols have been
synthetized. Acciording to

the position of the hydroxyl
group their physicochemical

properties are very much
different. A high number of or-

ganosilicon compounds
containing notcnly hydroxyls but also

other functional
groups in the organic radical is known

already. Furthermore
a number of particulaily characteriatic

compounds containing
P-trimethyl-silyl-athyl groups is men-

tioned. Organosilicon
alcohols that besides the silicon atom

also contain hydroxyl
groups, in spite of their formal re-

semblance and the
likenes3of the physical parameters with

the respective
carbinols exhibit great differences in their
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SOV/54-58-3-10/19
Organosilicon Oxysilanes and Products of Their Condensation
properties of the silanols and ofthe analogous carbihols are
mainly: a) A stronger tendency of the silanols to inter-
molecular condensation accompanied by water separation and
formation of the siloxane bond Si-O-Si; b) the capability of
the silicon atom to retain 2 or ev ;en 3 hydroxyl groups and
to form 'ihe respective silanediols R2S'(OH)2 and silane-
triols RSi(oll)Y The great difference in the condensation
above all is caused by the principal difference between the
silicon and carbon atoms. According to modern conceptions
this difference is caused mainly by the fact that the sili-
con atom has a considerably larger electron shell
[1s2 ; 2S2; 2P2; 3S2; 3P 2] than the carbon atom, Is2; 2S2; 2P9.
Furthermore in this paper the condensation of I silanols
together-with some organic-compounds and the condensation
of some trialkyl-(aryl)-silanols with silicon halides in
presence of sodium is described. There are 3 tables and 45
references, 16 of which are Soviet.
SUBMITTED: -June 15, 1957
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DMOV, B.N.;
Silicon organic oxysilanes and their condensation
products Evith
summary in English]. Vest. LGU 13 no.16:89-98 '58.
(MIRA 11:11)
(Silane) (Condensation products (Chemistry))

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AUTHORs
Chu-tinov, V. S.
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TITLE.,
Synthesis and Properties of Tetrakis-
(Tr-Jbenzylz-ilo.V)-Silane and

Tetrakis- (Tribenzylsiloxy)-IIetliane
(3intez i svo -I!otva tetrahis-

(tribenzilsilokai)-jilana i
tatrakis-
PERIODICAL:
Zhurnal Obshcbey Khimii, 19513, Vol. 28, ITr 2,
P!,- 33') - 3319 NSSR)
ABOMM
The syntbosis of tetrakis- (tribenzylsi
loxy) -si lane ~,.ccordinr- to

the equation

4 (C 11 CH SiONa + SiCl
;v CK11'CH + 41faCl was succeso-
)
)
SiOj
[(

6 5 2
5 1) 2
3
3 4
4

fully performed in the present vtork in tho exclianCe of phenyl
r,~di-

cals by spatially less heavy benzyl radicals. Thi,-l,,
conpound repre-

- 1, 50
sents colorl-.33 crystals with a maltinl- point of 20A LO C .,,hich

are stable toward diluted acids and alkali. StLxtinG ~ruu sodium

tribenzylailanolate and carbon tetrabromide tetrakis-(tribenzyl-

silo7y)-methane was under analoi,ous condit-;ons
obtained with a

0
yield of 42 eiL and a ueltirC. point of 217 - 21C; C. In the
spectro-

meter with a NaCl prista infrared aboorption s-pectra of
tatrakis-

(t ribenzy1si loxy) - s i lane an~
tetrakis-(tribel-!Zyla-~:10:,;-.,)-i,,letbane

,iMch had been presst~d -.-.,ith potasiium-brouide powder were
investi-
L

jZated -aithin thE ran~;e 6 - 15 ja .(The author thanks A. IT.
Lazarov
Card 110
for the nerformance oj.' the infrared absori.,tion
&pectra). The fre-

7~')-2-12/iJ4
Sjnthesis and Properties of Tctraki s- (Triben zy Isiloxy) -Si lane
and 'Ile trakia- (Trll-
benzylsiloxy)-Methane
quenoy of 'the aboorption bands and their suppoied interpreLation
is _,iven in the table. Startin.;- froin zodium triphenylsi-lanolate
and carbon tetrabromide the author obtLAned
-bromomethane Yrith the raclltin- point 231 - 232 0C. The'earlier
pro-
duced (reference 2~ tr.-Ls-(triplieziyIL5iloxy)-i,,ietLiane bad a
zteltin~;
point of 222 - 223 C. It viaz shown th,-,t the Si-O-Si bond in tris-
-(triphenyisiloxy)-oilane halifle ij botter rusiutant to alkali than
Si-O-C in the --nalo-oua T'he
Si-O-Si bond in cl,,lor--de or in tri3-
-(t-ripheryisilo~-,0-3ilane fluoride under the above -:!en t ioned
condi-
tions re;iains althout chan-e. It is only au a re-wit of the hydro-
lyzjis o-'L' a halo,,en that the corre.9pcn3in,7 Uri
s-(triphl~ryllsiloxy)-si-
lanol, (reference 1) forms. Conclusions: 1
Yj-)-silane and tctrak-;-s-(tribenzyloilo)vj)-Llethane were produced
for
the first time and their infrared absorption spt~ctra investiz;ated.
2) It WaS 011OWn th-t the Si-O-C bond in tri3-(-triphenYlsiloxy)-bro-
i~,onuthane is less at'able toward the influence of an -,.lkali
solution
thazi the -A-01-Si bond in 1-1alide. Them
-Arc Slavic.
are 1 t,,,ible, and 3 refc-rences, all of which , -
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ACCESSION NR: AP3006590 5/0020/63/151/006/1319113214
AUTHO.Rs Berdichevskaya, K. Ho so Chuguuov.-V..S#; Petrov, At D.
.(Corr. memberi- ANSSSR)
TITLE: Synthesis of several fluorine-containing,,.silylferrocenes
SOURCEt AN SSSRs Doklady*, v, 151, no, 6, 196.3,1319-1321
TOPIC TACSt silane# ferrocenes, silylferrocenei, iron. bis f(tri"
propylsilyl)cyclopentadienylj-, ferrocene fluorine derivatives.
fluorine derivatives,,-,preparation, iron. bis(tris(3.3.3-trifluo
propyl)silyllcyclopentadienyl-, tiron. cyclopentadienyl/ttri(3.3,3-
trifluoropropyl)silyllcyclopentadienyl/-, silane. chlorodimethyl-
(3-(trifluoromethyl)phenyll-, -.disiloxane. hexa(3.3.3-trifluoro-
propyl)-, iron. bia(lithiocyclopentadienyl)-, iron. cyclopenta-
dienyl/[(3-trifluoromethylphenyl)dimethylsilyllcyclopentadienyll-,
iron. bislt(3-trifluorbmethylphenyl)dimethylsilyl]cyclopenta-
dienyl/-, iron* bis[(tripropylsilyl)cyclopentadienyll-
F
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(RV).(R"SIOCOCH,+AI(4--OCHjL
(~Ir).(R"SIOAI(RSO~OCIHt~ + CHSCOOCIHj!;I6
'Boiling temperatures,, densities and refractive indices are given
for the follov.
Ing c=Po=ds: r, f , V -twif luomproviumtqUi diisopropoxLde., bis
Y. Y, )( -trifluoroprONVI)MOtbrlsilmal JIMI nlys dilsopropoxide p
tris 11
+.rifluoropropyl)ailoxolitmiimira dilsopropoxide,, a-trifluorme
siloxyalmium &Usapropoxide, bis-(z-trIf1uor=etbyj~)mttq3&
USOPMPOXI"- Or1ge Wte bas'. 1 table and I eqU&U=#
=Oamcff.. Ito=
SU3aT= 310ctA3 MumRs nwo UCL
00
NO MW SM: UW,
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The synthesis of trialkyl(aryl)acetoxysilanesi%as performed in
two ways: (a) reaction of
tri5Skyl (aryl) halos ilanes with anhydrous SON= (potassium)
acetate
3-ISIX + C113CO"Cl --* (A ).n,-,siococu, + Nex
X=Mon 13r.
and (b) direct exchange of the silane, hydrogen for the acetoxy
group during the reaction of
trialkyl(aryl.)silanes with mercuric acetate
(RF).R3ISiII+(CI'3C00)2H9 -i- (B.F)."3--S'OCOCH3+Bi+CIIICODII
The chervical and physical properties of the fluorinated
trialkyl(aryl)acetoxysflanes thus
obtained are identical. The composition and physicochemical
characteristics of the
synthesized I'luorinated silane derivatives are given. Orig.
art. has: I table.
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S/i,37/60/000/m/D12/04i
A0o6/AOO1
Translation from- Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1960,
N0.12, pp. 125 - 12~
# 29o62
AUTHOR: gh
TITLE-. The Effect of High Carburizing Temperatures on the
Properties of
the Layer and the Core
PERIODICAL: V sb.; Novaya tekhnol. tsementatsii, Perm',
1959, PP. 112 - 124
TM; Experiments were carried out on high-temperature
carburizing of
12Y2144A, (12Kh2AA), 12XH,3A(12KhN3A),
15k2r,1TPA(15Kh2GNTRA), 25X2[-HThv
(25Xh2GNTA)$ 15X (15Kh) and "25" grade steels. The efftct
of carburizing tem-
perature raised to the 900 - 1,0500C range on the
carburiztng depth and the'dis-
tribution of C in the carburized layer, and on
the-mecha:~ical properties, was
determined. It is noted that in alloyed steels a rise of
carburizing,,tempera-
tures does not noticeably reduce the mechanical properties,
but som?what degrades
the plastic properties and tensile strength of the
carburized layer. A sharper
drop of C distribution over the depth was observed,
although not in all cases.
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A006/AOOI
The Effect uf High Carburizing Temperatures on the
Properties of the Layer and
the Core
However, a considerable increase of the carburizing depth
during the same period
of time warrants the recommendation of higher carburizing
temperatures elevated
up to 1,0000C. For the successful assimilation of high
carburizing temperatures
it is imperative to use fine-grained steel to prevent a
possible grain growth.
S.P.
Translator's note: This is the full translation of the
original Russian abstract.
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L 0991t6-67 1'7',-,'T(m)1rWPM I affl IJP(c) JD
ACC NR: AP6035725 f SOURCE CODE: UP/0413/66/000/019/0085/0085
INVENTOR: Chugunov, V. V.; Orzhekhovskiy, Yu. F.; Pota Ya. M.
k
!ORG: none
,TITLE: Stainless steel. Class 40, No. 186701
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyy'e obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki,
no. 19, 1966, 85
ITOPIC TAGS: stainless steel, nickel steel, molybdehum con+~g steel,
tungsten ecan-m.-I, ~tn stee~l, vanadium co==iLt~ng steel, niobifim
co~~ steel
iABSTRACT: This Author Certificate introduces a chromium stainless
steel containing
itungsten, vanadium and niobium. To improve the mechanical
properties, the steel
1composition is set as follows (%): 0.04-0.08 carbon, 1.0 max
manganese, 1.0 max
)silicon, 10.5-12.0 chromium, 0.6-0.8 molybdenum, 0.9-1.3 tungsten,
0.2-0.3
vanadium,-0.08-0.15 niobium,and 2.5-3.5 nickel
ISUB CODE: ll/ SUBM DATE: 30Nov64/ ATD PRESS: 5105
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UGOLOVNYY PROTS'E'SS CHEKHOSLOVATSKOY RESPUBLIKI
THE C=, HOSLOVAKIAN REPUBLIC) NOSKVA, WSYURIZDAT,
FOGTNOTES.
27M/6
105.25
VC5
(CRIMINAL PROCEDURES OF
1956. 146 p. BIBLIOGRAPHICAL

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rastesiy-Ministerstva
sallskogo tifa Kirglaskoy SSR, Frunze.
(Kirghisistan-Plants, Protection of)

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FLI
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exhaust gases
and.insecticide dust for the formation of a
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in a focus of cutaneous leishmaniasis.
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N.F.Gama4ya
;~skv?O Okrumhnoy gospitall pogranicbnykh voyak
Tuftmenskogo,
0krug8j,AND FLIM-EXTEMNATION) (CERBILS-:EXTMKMTION)

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lpisoological s1gulficance of the flooding of marmot
burrows
by snow waters. BIul.XOIP.Otd.bIol 64 n0,,5:139-142
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MongolAan pika (Ochotona palladii pricei Thomas) in the Gobi
Altai-.'
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G.WGUNOV, Yu.D,; FLITIT, V.Ye,* SAFIYANOVAp V.M.; KUDRUSHOVA,
N.I.
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epi-
demiologil i mikrobiologii imeni 'S.F. Gamalei MI SSSR (zav.
prof. P.A. Petrishcheva).
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