SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KADMENSKIY, S.G. - KADOMSKAYA, K.P.

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4f.olAssocia-tions in light nuclei. Izv. All SSSR. Ser.fiz. 10
no.1:138-343 Ja 166. WIFA 19:1)
1. Voronezliskiy gosudarstvonnyy universitet.

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AUTHOR.- Kadmenakiy. S. G.-
ORG: Voronezh State University Voronezhskty gosudarstvennyy untversitet)
TITLE: Rotation of normal and superfluid Fermi systems
SOURCE: Zh eksper i teor fiz, v. 50, no. 6, 1966, 1565-1572
TOPIC TAGS- constant magnetic field, Fermi system, Larmor frequency, fluid
property, atomic nucleus
ABSTRACT: A self consistent calculation method has beian deVeloped for investigat-
ing the rotation of Fermi s'afp--q which takes into account the internal magnetic
field of currents arising during rotation. A generalized Larmor theorem has been
formulated. The rotation of normal and superfluid systems is investigated in detail
in this inethod. It has been shown that the moment of inertia of a London superfluid
system is zero. The effect of normal and superfluid interactions on the moment of
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20(l) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION CZECH/2372
Ridner, Otakar E.
Astronomickd navigam pro letce (Astronomical ftvllption for Airman) Praha,
S.N.T.L., 1954- 311 P. 3xOOO copies printed.
Revieverst. ZdaAk Svitek and Jlf~ Doubt# Dootar; Editort Tomit Zeman
Engineer; Managing Ed. for literature an transportationt Antonfn telesny/.
Engineer (Chief PA. ).
SRt 7h9 book is intended for air navigatorej, aviation instructors, and
other flight personnell it oan be used an a textbook.
COURACOt 7he book surveys the fundamentals of navigWonal astrononw,, mainly
the theory of celestial coordinates, apparent positions and notion@ of
celestial bodies., time units,, and measuring aids and methods. Tables an in-
cluded to empute the position of aircraft from celestial observations.
Systems of coordinates and miessuLvaiment techuiqass an the ce2eatial sphere
am the sOjects of Chapters 2 and 3. Solar and sidereal time, conversion
of time units, date lines, and time signals am dealt with in Chapter 4.
Corrections for refraction,, paiullax corrections,, Coriolis acceleration
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Astronomical Navigation (coat.) CZEcW2372
and correction of altitudes are discussed in Chapter 5. Instruments,.aids,
almanacs and methods of computation and determination of j)Os%-tUh;&M
surveyed in Chapters 6s7 and 8. nights along a great circle line, plot-
ted on a gnomonic charts am discussed in Chapter 9. 7he last chapter
mentions Wild's method of finding the meridian by night. None of the An-
struments described. it Czech. The author thanic Ingineer S. Kone&y and
Doctor B. Mmk. There an numerous tables.. 146 figuress 21 appendices
3 inserts (maps),, and 26 reflerenoesi 8 Englishi, 7 Czecho 7 Soviet.. and
German.
TAM OF COIMNTS:
Forevord
Ch. 1. Introduction 7
1. ThpdKiam-ri of navigational astronmW for na"tors 7
2. An Introduction to patronour 8 8
3- Sloes orientation Ubsition daterainationl 20
Ch Il - Msin* Uele stial Coordinate Watems 25
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Astronomical Navigation (Cont.) CZECH/2372
1. The horizon system of coordinates 26
2. Celestial equator system 29
3- General motion of celestial bodies 31
Ch. III. Palationship Between Coordinate Systems; Navigational
Triangle 40
1. Rising and setting of celestial bodies 43
0h. IV. Time and Its Fackoning 48
1. Sidereal time 48
2. Solar and mean solar tim 49
3- Local mean tim; universal tim; gone tim; date line 52
4. Conversion of time 53
5. Determin tion of correct tim and &hjn*&LnWij*j. Tim
signals 59
6. Navigational chr,,nometer and its control by proper tim signals 64
Ch. V. Parallax., Fafraction and Plumb Bob Deflections 67
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Astronomical Navigation (Cont.) CZECH/2372
1. Parallax
2. Refraction
3. Plumb bob deflection due to acceleration (Z-correotion)
4. Effect of errors in altitude measurement on the position
(altitude and longitude]
Ch. VI. Measuring Instrumente, Thbles, Air Almanacs and Computation
Aids
1. Instruments for measuring the altitude of celestial bodies
2. Solar and astro, compasses
3. Astronomical yearbooks
4. Astronomical naviption tables
5. Mechanical computation aide
6. Comparison of methods
Ch. VII. 7he Method of Positional Lines
1. Theoretical principles
2. Use of individual lines to indicate astronomic positions
3. Determination of geographic positions from two or more
positional lines
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Astronomical Navigation (Coat.) CZLPCH/2372
Ch. VIII. Methods of Computing latitude and longitude
1. Determination of latitude by the observed position of Polaris
2. Determination of latitude by observing the sun an the meridian
3. Determination of latitude by observing.the sun before and after
noon
4. Determination of geographic longitude
Ch. IX. lkvi~Ltion by the Rhumb Line (Plotted an a Gnomonic Chart]
Ch. X. Method of Determining the Morldlan at Night
Appendix
1. Interpolation and interpolation tables
2. Amdamentals of plane trigonomstry
3. Amdamentals of spherical trigonometry
Auxiliary tables
Inserts: 3 maps
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176
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-KADNETI, 0.
we make nistakes in measuring "from the highest of instruments"? p. 73.
~Zoemenerictvi. Praha. Yc~,. 4, no. 4, Apr. 1954)
ITAL
SO- Monthly List of/European Accessions (EFAI,)3 IB, Vol. h) TIo. 6,
June 1955, Uncl.

KADNER, Os
*Mechanical Astronomical Orientation", P. 57, (Y-kRTOGRA3ICXT PREHM,
Vol. 8, No. 2, June 1954. Praha. Czachoslovaida)
SO: Monthly List of last European Accessions. (UkL), LC, Vol- 3, No- 12,
Doe. 1954, Uncl.

"j, ~ 0
, .
Leveling the -wropean trianglation. p. 121. -.7)
f Cf!skoslovenska akaderde ved. Kabinnt pro kartof-raf I i I . 'rah.a.,Voi. p
% I f
no. 3, Sept. 1954.
SOURGr: East Eharopean Acces.:3ions List, Vol. 5, no. 9, September 1-156

Geodetic connection of continents In the modern (~-ra. p. 119.
W-TOG'AFICKY PRIEHLED. (Ceskoslovenska akademie ved. Kabinet pro
kartografil) Praha. Vol. 8, no. 3, Sept. 1954.
;-)I'RGF,-. East European Accessions List, Vol. 5, no. 9, Sept--~mber 1956

KA":! ').
Electronic calculating machines. p. 121. FARTOGRA7ICKYY ?I~'7!L--ID.
'Ceskoslovenska akadwde ved. Kabinet pro kartografii) Praha. Vol. 6,
no. 3, Sept. 1954.
ar)ITRC7,: Ehst European Acces3ions List, Vol. 5, no. 9, Septembtr 1956

"Approximate Construction of Mercator's Chart." p. 162,
(KARrOGRAFICKY PREIUD, Vol. 8. No. 4, Dec. 1954, Praha, Czechoslovakia)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions,, (EEAL)p LCp Vol. 4
No. 5, May 1955, Uncl,

Y,A I , --~ .
G,~ograp!,;Ical intI-r:-r-:tation of' aerial pbotoCraphs. p. 53
0 -
MRTOGR~?Mff PR-"'EIM, Vol. 9, No. 2, June 1955)
(Ceskoslov:~nska alcadenie vod. Kabinot pro kartol~rafii) Pralia
SWIM East baropean Accessions List Vol. 110. 11 flovcabcr 1955 )

KADNER, -1.
Hist,)ry of trigonometry in cartography, p. 1S0,
KARTIGRAFICKY PlIMLED, Prague, Vol. 9, no. 4, Dec. 1955.
SO: Monthly List of East, European Accessions, (EEAL), LC, Vol. 5, No. 6 June 1956,
Uncl.

KAMM, 0.
During of two points with an astronomic azimuthal observation, Tr. from the Germn, .. 51
p
(PRZEGIAD GEODEZYJNY, Warszawa,, Vol. 11, no. 2, Feb. 1955.)
SO: Fbnthly List of East European Accessions, (EEAL), LC, Vol. 4, No. ~' i4n. 1955, Uncl

Kadner, 0._
Something about computation for the circles of aeromatic prepara-
tion and sports of the basic organizationh -7:-' the League for Go-
operation with the Army and for those who do not know how to handle
figures. P. 548. KRIDIA VIAM. (Svaz pro spolupraci s arm&dou)
Praha. No. 23, Nov- 1955.
Source: EEAL LC Vol. 5, No. 10 Oct. 1956

lvm.l"~n' "'.
Pressure navigation. P. 566. MDLA MISTI. (S%,az pro spolupraci s
armndou) Praha. No. 21#9 Nov. 1955.
SOURCE: East European Aocessions List, Vol. 5, no. 9, September 1956

KADNERt 0.
KADNERj, 0. New formula for mechanic calculators for calculating an intersection. p. 19he
Vol. 1, No. 10, Oct6 19566
GEODETICKY A KtMOWAnCKY OB20R
SCIENCE
Praha., Czechoslovakia
So: East European Accession, Vole 6, No. 2j, Feb. 1957

KAMER, 0.
KADNER, 0. An algebraic calculator for geodetic purposes. p. 198.
Val..l. No. 10p Oct. 1956.
GEOMMCKY A KARTOMMCKY OBZOR
SCIENCE
Praha, Czechoslovakia
So: East European Accessionj Vol. 6j, No. 2,, Feb. 1957

'KAPN
Dictaphones. P.322. (Technika Praca. Bratislava. Vol. 8, no. 7, JulY 1956.)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) LG-j Vole 6p no. 7j JU4 1957. Uncl.

KADNER, 0.
OAstrometry helps geodetic and cartographic work.0
P. 79 (Kartograficky Prehled) Vol. 10, no. 2, June 1956
Prague, Czechoslovakia
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC. Vol. 7, noe 43,
April 1958

KADNIER
m1m
RV. Blahak's Lni T ffeudeall a kaxtogmfu
(ACOUStir- to meftsurmntA In G~gdeU and CarjagrARhy); a book
review."
p. 90 (Kartograficky Frehled) Vol. 10, no, 2, June 1956
Prague, Czechoslovakia
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (KEAI) W. Vol. 7. no. 4P
April 1958

KADNER, 0.
*Triangulation with tho aid of a helicopter.0
p. 119 (Kartograficky Prehled) Vol. 10p no. 3o Sept. 1956
Prague, Czechoslovakia
SO*. Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) W. Vol* 7, no* 4,
April 1958

0.
Computation of polygonal operations by means- of electronic calculating-mabhines.
P. 25 (Jemna Mechanika a Optike. Vol. 2. no. 1, Feb. 1957, Prahg., Czechoslovakia)
Monthly Index of East Ruropean AccessionB (EFAI) LC. V01. 7, no. 2,
February 1958

KO-NO, 0.
Applied geodetic 6alculation; a duplex algebraic calmllation machine for
application in geodesy. (To be contd.)
P. 192 (Veodeticky A Kartograficky. Vol. 3, no. l0m, Oct. 1957 Prahap Czechoslovakia)
Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC- Vol* 7. no, 2,,
February 1958

KADNER9 E.
Applied geodetic calculation; a duplex algebraic calculating machine for application
in geodesy. ~?
3 // ltle'V S-7
p. 216 (GEODErICKY A KARTOGRAFICKY OBZOR) Vol. ?,, no. "6,-a~e 19544
Praha, Czechoslovakia
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEA1) LCp Vol. 7. No. 3.
March 1958

11.o.-licd ;--eodetic calculation; au lt:~~ d gbraicc c,,lculating acj 0 for ap lical. on
P. 236. U,,i,cdrd sprava peodesie a Art !,ralfte, (Fraha, 11,~~CIIOAOVaAa)
Vol. ),, no. 1,-, Dec. lv5'j.
,S;D: YontUy Index of EaA FIrOiean Accession (ZEAl) LC) Vol. 7o ho. 51 M. 1'5-

RADN M-.
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Progress in the cartographic reproduction technique.
P. 129(Kartograficky Prehled. Volo U No. 3 1957, Praha. Czcholovakia)
Monthly Index of East Earopean Accessions (EFAI) LC. Vol. 7, No. 2,
Febarary 1958

KADMp 0.
*Reading machines"
Pokroky Matematiky, Fysiky a Aatronomie. Praha, Czechoslovakia. Vol. 4, no. 1, 3.959
Monthly list of Fast Baropean Accessions (EFAI)o LCj Vol. 8, No. 6, Jun 59, Unclas

XADNIVSKIY, I.. podpolkoynik.
Utilize Tang-'distanoe telephone ohannels mors'.,offectivoly. Toen.
evins, 16 no,l,.-22-23 A 158o (Telephone) (MIRA 11:2)

DIYEV. N.P.; OLESOVA, A.I.; PIMEITOV, I.V.; KADNIKOV. B.T.
Oxidation of selenium copper. Trudr Inst. met. UFAH SSSR no.1:
52-58 '57- (MIRA 3-1:9)
(Copper-Blectromotallurgy) (Seleduip)

CEUV19111. A.V.. gvnrdii mayor med. slurhby:.XADNIKOV, G.P., kanitnn med.
slushby; VSWNW. W.L., gvnrdit
Some organizattonnI and practical aspects of fluorogrnphy. Voen.sed.
2bur. no.Q:70-74 S 15?. (14HtA 11;3)
(YLUOROSCOPY,
military organis. tRus)
(WADICIN)i MILITARY A14D NAVAL.
fluorography, organts. (Rua)

XADNIZOV, G.P., VIRRONIBLI, V.14
""ErIltlee"r to the editor, Testerent. i rad. 33 noo5tlll-ll2 S-0 158
(MIRA 11:11)
(x RAys--aqunmw AND suppLm)

I KADWXOT, G,P.
Stabilixing voltage from low-powered eleatrostations in the uBe of
a roentgen apparatus with a flucrograph. Yest.rent.1 rad. 34 no.5t
63-65 S-0 159. (KIM 130)
(HADIOGRAPEY equipment and supplies)

BIAZHNOVA, Ye.M.; KAPNIKOV,.,,I.K.; TUZOV, A.P.; FELtDIw-I, Ya.S.;
. ' -_
TSVETKOVAI T.D.
(Problems and exercises in ordinary differential equa-
tions; a textbook] Zadachi i uprazhneniia po oljyknovenr7m
differentsialInym uravneniiam; uchebnoe posobie. Lenin-
grad, Leningr. in-t tochnoi mekhaniki i optikip 1963.
45 P. (MRA 18:5)

--M~~~~~~TBMIYANOVA, Te.T.. red.; PCLISKATA,
RaGos takhn.red,
[MacbirA molding] lbabinnalo formovks. Uningrad, Lenisdat,
ig6o. ~82 (NM 1,4; 4)
06chine molding (Pounding))

KAD'AIKOV Vladimir-Gennadtlevicht TSICIANKO, L.Z., inzh.,, retsenzent; LIP-
NITSM., A'.M.,, red.1 ROMAN$ S.Vp
-inish.j. red.1 KURIPINA, G.N.,
red. i2d-val PETEMN., M.M.j, t*khn. rod.
(Maohins Mashinnila foiiovUs Pod obabobei redo A'M6L P-'
nitakogo. M6skva-;'Goa nawbno-tekbn. iid-v6 mashinoBtroit
1961. 68 P. (Biblib:~;cbks 11tels 4) (Ek 3-0105
too
(Machine molding (Founding))

.4WNIKOV, Vladimir Gennadiyevich; LIP14ITSKIY, Abram Markovichj
P.M.
UW.-,,r;toenzent; AVERBUKH N.M..
.inzh
red.; KMPIM, G.W., red. izd-va; PETERMIlp H.M.p tekhn.
rod.
[Drier]SusbUtshchik. Mookwas Mashgisp 1962, 343 Pe
(KIRA 15:10)
(Holding (Founding)) (Drying apparatus-Sandp Foundry)
Ott-,

HILIMAN, B.S.; LYASS, A.M.; TSYPIN, 1,0.; X W UKHIN, V.M.; VALISOVSKIY, I.V.;
KLOCHNEV' F
., N.I.; AVERBUKH, N.M.;,KADNITSOV, V.G.; LIFNITSKIY, AAT
RUSSIYAN, S.V.; SKOBKIKOV, K.M.
"Iron founding hwAbook" edited by [doktor tekhn.nauk, prof.] N.G.
Girshovich. Book review by B.S.Millban and others. Lit. proizv.
no.8:46-47 Ag 162 (MIRA 15:11)
4ron founding-Handbooka, manuals, etc.)
(Girabovich, N.G.)

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Pp 79-4.u (nag1lift susmary
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA / USA
WEISS T.R.; voRq-,alll; ADEY, W.R.; Laboratory of Neurocybornetics
Instituto of Physiology3 Czechoslovak Aenden-y of Sciences, Prague;
/Uorig. version not given_7; Brain Research Institute UCLA, Los An-
geles.
"Impedance and DO Potential Shifts During Cortical Spreading De-
pression."
Prague, Activitas Nervosa Superior, Vol 8, No 21 Jun 66, pp 194-195
Abstract: Experiments were conducted on 17 rats either anesthetized.
or irr-iobilized (by Gallamine) and artificially rospirated during
spreadinR depression (SD). An increase of the irapedance occurs
during tho SD; it is caused by the increase of the equivalent resist-
ance and capacitive reactance. The impedance shift starts later
and lasts longer than 'Ghe negative DC potential accompanying the
SD wave. Depolarization and repolarization of the gross cortical M
potential is caused by deDolarization and repolarization of the
membranes of the neurons due to changes in permeability; this is
accompanied by an increase of the impedance of the brain tissue. 1
Figure, no references. Submitted at the 4th Intradisciplinary Conf.
of Expeir. and Clin. Study of Higher Nerv. Functions at Mar. Lazne,
1/1 12-15 Oct 65. Article is in English.
ZRILKINO V.8.1 Prinimali uchastiyet ITELISON, GAI KAWANOV, D.K.;
KAD0BXQY,2.D,; OLEYNIKOVO I.S.; SMIRNOVp V.I.; BLYUMENFELID,
XONYASHIM, Ye.I.; LASKIN, R.L.
Experimental use of titanium in hydrometallurgy. Titan i ago
splavy no.8s273-278 162. (NM 16: 1)
.(Hydrometia.lurgy-Equipment and supplies)
(Titanium-Corrosion)

KOSTRYKIN, Mikhail Iosifovich; LUKASHIN, Tikhon Alekseyevich;
VAVILOV, Mikhail Andreyisvich; MAKIYENKO, N.I., inzh.p
retsenzent) BOLOTIN, A.'.I.t inth., retsenzent; KITAYEV,
V.Ye., inzh., retsenzenil.; KAD2DRff,.Lb# inzh*j
retsenzent; BORZOV, K.V.j ifi-sh.s retsenzent; ORLOV, M.P.,
insh., otv. red.; KRAI*ffANSKTY, Ye.A., inzh., red.;
SILINA, L.A., red.izd-va; SABITOV, A.J. takhn. red.
[Metal work shop and electric equipment installation opera-
tions] Slesarnoe i elektromontazhnoe delo. Moskva, Gosgor-
tekhizdats 1963. 182 p. (RM 17:1)
(Electric wiring) (Metalwork)

SOV/32-24-10-42/70
AUTHORS: Danilov, Yu. S 6 .._&~~ob nova, No V., Mironov, L. Go
TITLE: An Apparatus for Compression Tests of Plane Samples (Pribor
dlya iopytaniya ploskikh obraztsov na szhatiye)
PE'RIODICAL: Zavodakaya Laboratoriya, 1958& Vol 24, Nr 10, pp 1271-1272 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: An apparatus was constructed (the diagram of which is given) which
makes itpcodble to determine in a compression the elasticity
moduluw as well as the limit of proportionality and of the
flowing quality of plane samples of a thickness of 1-5 mm at
room temperature and higher temperatures, The main parts of this
apparatus are th "e mounting device for the sample and the lever
tensiometer with the indicator of the "Krasnyy Instrumental'-
shohik" factory* A two-section furnace with a maximum heating
temperature of 5000 was used in these investigations. The
temperature is exactly controlled by an electronio,po~tentiometer
EIJ'D~;--17 with an accuracy of + 30. The recording of the tempera-
ture is carried out by a potentiometer P P1. Samples of an
aluminum alloy Nfl6Tand Bteel"J=*were investigated. The-
mechanical properties of these -.4aterials were determined in an
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-An Apparatus for Compression Tests of Flane Samples
vealed that under compression the limits of proportionality and
flowing quality of the D 16T-alloy are somehow higher than in
the case of exDansion, whereas these values are pract-i^.ally the
same There is I figure.
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AUTHORSi Danilov, Yu. S., Kadobnova, N. V.
TITLEs Role Played by Stress Frequency on Testa of Fatigue Strength
(Roll chastoty nagruzheniya pri iopytaniyakh na vynoslivost')
PERIODICALi Zavodskaya Laboratoriyal 1959, Vol 25, Nr 6, PP 727 - 731 (USSR)
ABSTRAM In contrast to a widely spread assumption it was found (Ref 4)
that the decrease in strength under repeated heavy stresses is
not only caused by the magnitude and duration of the stress but
also by the frequency of the latter. Various construction
materials were investigated under the effect of cyclic stresses
that were applied with frequencies of 7.6 to 4750 cycles/minute.
Experiments were made with a fatigue testing machine of the Veler
type. The latter was remodeled by fitting in an AC current
eleotromotor (with three speeds), a single-step helical reducer
and two-step belt transmission; thus, six more stress frequency
ranges were obtained in addition to the abovementioned frequency
range- 30KhGSA steel and alloy D16 and V95 were tested by using
cylindrical samples (Fig 1). Test results are given (Tables 1-4)-
Among other things they led to the following conclusionst In
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Role Played by Stress Frequency on Tests of Fatigue SOV/32-25-6-27//53
Strength
depends on the frequency of stress. The decrease in frequency
from 4750 to 7,6 oyolea/minuto uffoots a 100-500 fold lengthening
in the testing duration, in which case the fatigue strength
drops by 1-5 - 5 times with respect to the number of cycles.
The passage to low frequencies leads to narrower limits of fatigue
strength. The decrease occare on the basis of N. 30000 cycles
by about 90% in the case of a decrease in frequency from 4750
to 7.6 cycles/minute. The zones of fatigue fractures do not
depend on the frequency of stress and occur, with equal stresses,
on very closely situated planes. There are 3 figures, 4 tables,
and 4 references, I of which is Soviet.
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A sou
AUTHOR: Kishkina, Be 1,1 Zilova, T. K.; Kadobnova, N. Drozdovskiy'
B. As; Bubtashchikov, Ve So; Surkova, Yu* 1.
ORG: none
+4wj*,w of
TITLE: Stress-concentration and crack son@ ATzM ATsMUjand i
AM66/alloys and their welds
SOURCIt Alyuslalyevy3re splavy, no. 4. 1966. Zharoprochnyye i vy'l oko-
prochnyye spl&vy (Heat-resistant and high-strength alloys), 112-119)
TOPIC TAGSt 41-luminum alloy, high strength alloy, stress concentrationol
notch sonsitivityt metal property,/ ATsM aluminum alloy, AT9MU aluminuml
alloys AMg6M aluminum alloy, AMg6X aluminum alloy
MU AM 6'
ABSTRACTs Hot-roll*d ANN, ATS ' Nl~nd alloy plate$ 10
thick, ATsM &Ad ATsMU alloy forgings A sHU and AMg 6M alloy extruded
shapes, and welds of those alloys have been tested for stress-concan-
.trAli&&L and crack sensitivill.t% The sensitivity to stress concentra-
ion was evaluated on the basis of tensile tests with notched specimenst
i
trossed under an angle of 4.80'to the axis. Crack sensitivity Vag
tested with Mesnager specimens having artificial cracks 1.5 as deep.
In all cases$ specimens of ATsM and ATsMU alloys were tested after
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aging at 90' 100C for 100 br, It was found that plates and extruded
shapes of AMg6M alloy and their welds had low sensitivity to crack
and stress concentration. The 20% strain-hardened AMg6X alloy plates
were found to be crack and stress-concentration sensitive. The AMg6N,-..-'
alloy welds, however, had a low sensitivity to cracks and stress con-
centrations, identical to that of annealed plates and welds. Welds
of high-strength ATsM alloy (tensile strength over 43 kg/mm2) were
found to be stress-concentration and crack sensitive. The results of
these tests led to the conclusion that AMg6N (strain-bardene &Amg6)
can be used in largo welded atructures. The ATeM alloy is leVs suita.
for such structure's because of high sensitivity to stress concentra-
tions and cracks, OrIge art, bast 2 figures and 3 tables. [TD1
SUB CODE: 11, 13/ SUBM DATIs none/ OHIO RIF: 002/ ATD PRESS:

A
SnGITIVSKIT, M.V.: KADOCHKIN, L.N.
Work practice of the joint Departeent of Psychology and ftyxInlo
'I
Top.paikhol* 2 noj:189~-192 54 156e ()IIBA lot 1~
(AdYSIOlOff)

B]MGITXVSX'#'T. K.T. (ftybyahav); UDOOKIN, L.N. (ftybyehev)
Critical comentm on the journal 07oprosy polkhologit.8 Zhurvvys.
nervodaiat. 6 ne.4:634-.644 ji-ft 1560' (KIRA 9-.11)
"Ispro'sy palkhologil, Moskva (Ims))
(PSTCHOLOGY, L
porlodical Topromy paikhologii. Moskva (Ras))

UDOCHNIKOVP A.
Treated an a stepson, 'Okhritrada 1 soto.otraM. 5 no.12s19 D
(KMA'l6s2)
162.
1. Predsedatell Permh
professional'
nogo-scyusa. rabotal v vvyvnd',-raboohU& avtosobillnogo
7!MH1 (F=P9V$NnC`ZjLJMkM -RESORTS$ WATERING-PUCES, ETC,)

KADOCIININOV, A,
~"g
Consolidation of automotive tranapcrtatlon units. Avt. _rs'" ', 42
no.12th-5 P 164o " (MI Rik 18 14)

KADOCHNIKOV, A.
Toward a perfect organization of labpr. Avt. tranflP, 43 no.2:
6-7 F 165. (MIRA 18:6)
1. Predeedatell Permskogo oblastnogo komitsta Professionallnogo
soyuza rabotnikov avyazl, rabochikh avtomobillnogo transporta i
shosseynykh dorog.

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9, 6 0 a 0 B1 1 6YB212
AUTHORS, Kadochnikovo A. I, Pridman, L. A.9'.1anus, R, I. (Sverdlovsk)
TITLE: Theory of the selective rectification of even numbered
potential harmonics by using symmetrical non-linear electric
resistors
PERIODICAL: Avtomatika 1 tolemekhanika, v. 22, no. 4, 1961t 501-5-00
TEXT: In the present paper one of the circuits (Fig.-2) for selective
rectification of even numbered potential harmonics is investigated. This is
built with symmetrical non-linear resistors. The application of this cir-
cuit is shown in the output circuit of a ferro-probe (or a magnetic
amplifier of a type with even numbered harmonica). In order to rate the
sensitivity of such a ferro-probe a simple formula has been derived. Expe-
rimental data are 'prought that confirm the theoretical conclusions. A dis-
continuity near a certain point on the static characteristic of the sym-
metric non-linear resistors will have an essential influence on the sensitiv-
ity of this circuit. A circuit of symmetrical non-linear resistors which
has been brought by R. Ya. Berkman (Ref. 9: "Fazovyy detektor na kratnyye
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23.802
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Theory of ... B116/B212
chastoty." (Phase discriminator for multiple frequenciqa). Avtomatiki i
telemekhanika, v. 19, no, 4, 1958) is very advantageous in this respect.
But his formula can only be applied to some special oases. This paper
brings a sufficiently-acourate and also simple solution for that circuit,
its correctness has been proved by trial. It is shown that the constant
component of the current flowing through the load resistance R. will be
proportional to'the mean value of the sum of the even numbered harmonics
which belong to the potential measured in the band width T. The circuit
investigated may also be used to rectify the even numbered harmonics of the
emf generated in the output coil of the farro-probe (or of a magnetic
amplifier of the type with even.numbered harmonics), The constant current
component, which has been described above, is essentially a function of the
load resistance RB and the resistance R. where the blocking potential
originates. The sensitivity of the ferro-probe may be approximately
calculated with the formula
1 1%110- n8 Pd-max f (25)1
3
0 -R2
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8/103/61/022/004/009/014
Theory of B116/B212
and the approximate calculation of the current gain for a magnetic amplifier,'
having an equivalent output circuit may be.done with A
no ~d-max fl,
(26),
2 (A R61
B
where R and R denote the load resistanceel R contains half of the
61 0 01
ohmic resistance of coil II; R represents a certain mean value of the
resistance of,the rectifier coRponent; Pd. denotes the differential permea-
bility of the core; n the number of turns of the indicator coill S the area
of the core cross section; f the excitingfrequency; I the control current;
no the number of turns of the control coil;.l.the lenath of the magnetic
path of the core; 110 the "control" f ield. There, are 7 f igures j 1 table I and
9 references: 7 Soviet-bloc and 2 non-Boviet-bloo.' The references to the
Enalish-lariguage publications read as follows; Miles I. G. Types of Magnetic
Amplifiers Survey. Trans. LIEE, Vol- 71t 1952; Frost-Smith E. H. The Study V
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1. - ;~ . . '. - I ~~ ~-~ - ': . - .,: ~ "ll ~--- III oi~;' ': , "';
. . .~ 1 17 !." - , 71 ~~ ..!; I- .~. . ; : .~ . 4
;. f- ~ -,. w ', -

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L
D208/D308
AUTHOR: Kadochnikov, A.I. (Sverdlovsk)
T I T 1:,:: Eeasurement of maximum dynamic differential permea-
bility
1".71RUODICAL: Aytomatilta i tolemakhanika, v. 23, no. 6, 1962,
795-801
TZUT: The author considers a magnetic circuit with a see-
ondary %rinding of n2 turns apd a primary winding of n, turns with a
resistance R> cilmin, Lmin being the minimum value of the-differen-
tial inductance of the magnetizing winding L = n*2(S/I where G
I )~L d
is the cross-section and 1 - length of magnetic path, Ad - magnetic
dif-27erential permeability. The primary winding is connected irith
an a.c. source - U sin &3t. e, i, 0~1 di/dt and dot/dt are plotted
vs. t xad kL vs. ' Formulas are then discussed for em and,
," d max in terms oi the above parameters$ and methods araxe described
for their oscillographic measurement. The effect of pe meability
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Eeasurement of maximum dynamic ... D208/D308
i't-tertia, usually neglected, is considered and it is shown that, the
max. d-vnamic differential permeability is reached bqtimen the in-
stant when di/dt reaches its maximum and the instant when di/dt and
do;/dt rosponses cross each other. A'formula is given for the inte-
val between the i , and Ju d maxima. A method of combining peak
measurements (by oscilloscope or peak voltmeter) and calculations
in order to obtain fiL are treated and compared with experimental
verifications undert;Aen in the frequency range of 20 .... 4000 cps
~nd R/W-Itn-n range of 0.1....-~O; the agreement is within 7%. There
are 4 figures and 1 table.
SUBHITTZD: October 23, 1961
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KADOCHNIEW, A.19
E13tv;tromagnetia -rcv.-ass,5a in a conduotive plato urder the action of
a pulsed vzgnetin field. DPfektcakop!IE% nool.115-19. 163,
(MRA :LS:6)
I* Inatitut fizlki matallcv AN SSSR~

VDOVIII, Yuriy Aleksandrovich, nauchnyy aotrudnik; KADOGIINIKOV, Anatoliy
Ivanovichp assistant
Rectangular voltage wave generator, Izv, vys. ucheb. zavo;
elektromekh. 5 no.5037-559 162. (MIRA 1515)
1. Institut finiki metallov AIR SWR (for Vdovin). 2. Kafedra
ekBperimentalluoy fiziki Urallskogo gosudaratvennogo universiteta
(for Kadochnikov).
(Electric generators)
(Pulse techniques (Electronics))

Osteoid ostaTa of the maxilla. Stomatologiia 39 no-01:42-44 Ja-F
160. (MIRA 14:n)
(JAWS-TUMORS)

KADOCIMIKOV, B.
- - --------
SialOgraPhY-
StOmatologiia 39 no,6:64 N-D l6o
(SALIVARY GL&l4DS-RADIoG,?ApjjY~
(MIRA :L5;1)

YATr4'M'TMF, _L, W.
Lieutent"Tit Colonel of the Yedical Se-vice-Yethods of
(Istos)mtheres of rractures of the lower Jaw.
Voyenno-Yeditsinslidy Wirnal, Vo. 3.1, 1.10~1, rT,.
.. . I ~ -

'KAPQcHNIKOV.-jLF--, podpolkovnik meditsinakoy sluzhby
Methods of osteosyntheLis tn fractwes of the mandible,
Voens-mede thur. no.1104 fl.'1Q., , (KIRA 15:k)
(JAWS-FRACTURE)

.F"CHRIKOV, B.F.
Setting of s6~".r dialocitions. Veat. khir. 91 no.7t87-M
J1163
(MIRA 16tial)

KADOCHNIKOV, N., kand. biolog. nauk
U"ful.aotivity of rookm. Zamhoh. rast. at vzvd. i bal. 10 no.2t
49 165. (MIRA-l8s4)
1. Vsosoyusnyy institut ushobitr rawt~My.
w N

KADOCHNIKOV N A., brigadir
We sale vide use of amall machinery. Transp~ atroi. 1) no.4:43
Jkp 161 MIRA 16W
10
1, Altaytranestroy,
Paintings Industrial-Squipment and supplies)
Flasteri;g-Mquipment and mpplies)
i

CA
M& of Ch*MIw butmosit of field-Pret""We forgo
strips on 1bg bird popubdost. N. P. K3d,,chnIk,n,. lade
Aur. 30, W-119 I(MI).-ArriAl duiffi-S-W-T "Mo-v twitirvir
hel4diltl(W IIIISI while giiing livol imulle ou Iril-r4ling
inwa locos di" not afspezir to have 49 neg. ~Ifecl 41" th, bird
P-roodatkon of the tmted afext. The hirdilmlivi tutth the
surriving inwtts mid on tht%e killed by the itiscriicide.
The letter did not appear to cause deaths among the birds
ob.,,ved. uxptl. dAts, show Met ciuntim birds develop
10%ic symplout3 when feel Inwit that had been ovixed with as
.such as 1.6-6.6% JuKvt"W dust: siurtmi .... The
0. M. Kooola en

MALI CIDNSM, A. S. KAWCHNIKOV, No Pq
Birds, Injurious and Beneficial
Method of in vivo study of the feeding of nesblings of in3ecLivorous birds. Zool.
zhur. 32, No. -1, 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
June
1953, Uncl.
t

KAMHNIKOV. N.P.
Interrelation of predatory birds and the field vole in the steppes of
Azerbaijan. Zool.zln=- 32 no.6:11g2-1233 N-D '53.** (MLRA 6:12;
1. laboratoriya prognozov razmnqoheuiya massovykh vrediteley sellsko-
khozya,vptvennykh kal'turjVseooyuznogo nauchno-iseledovatellskogo instituts
zashchity rastenivVeesoyuzuogo nauchno-imeledovatellakogo Inetituta mekhm
nizateii i elektrofikateii sel'skogo khozyayetva.
(AzerbaiJan--7ield mice) (Yield mice--Azerbaijan) (Azerbaijan-
Birds of prey) (Birds of prey--Azarbaijan)

KADDCHNIXOV 14P.: XYGELIS. Tu.K.
Experimental test of the effect of powdered pesticides (DDT, benzene
hexachloride, sodium fluosilicate) on small insect- and grain-eating
birds. Trudy VIZR no,6:185-199 154, (KIRA 11:7)
(Pesticides) (Birds, Injurious and beneficial)

ZYGIM, Yk&.L
.700"ag hatits. of aropsma Jay Restl Ap (Garralu 91&ZWLW
4) in artirlo%l pine &ad ask plAstatiew of the glavallskoye
Imager Dletrict In Voronezh Provlwo, Zool,skur,33 no*6:
&D W)
1, vessojusayy amcbso-lasledevatellskly bwtitut S&Mhchlty
rastonly. TMIML I laulapadekly Comy"OrstvauM univers Itet.
(Voronezh Provinee-Jays)

KADOMIN IKOV, X.P.
Attraction of the cualme (Cuculus canorne L.) to pine plantations in
Balashov region [with Anglish ommary In Insert]. Zool.shur.35 no,81
1223-1428 Ag 156. (NLRA 9.-10)
1.Vs9soyusW umchno-looledevat*16skly Institut sashchity rastenty.
(Balashov roglou--Cwkees)

Birds of the Savala forestry district in BaUshov Province.
Trudy VI2R no.8:173-219 157. 12:8)
(DaUshov Province--Birds) (Forest fauna)

k-KADOCHNIKOV9 N.P&j kand*biologicheskikh nauk
Materials on the feeding of nestUngs of insectivorous birds in the
Forestry# Voronezh Provincep-and their evaluation from the
point of view of milvi"Itural Importance of birds during their
nesting period, Trudy VIZR nol5t225-316 160. WO 14:3)
(Voronezh Province-ftreist insects) Nlirds-Food)

KADOCHNIKOV, N.P.
Irperimentm In transfering nests of the greater titmouse (Farus
major L.) and the redstart (Phoenicuras phoeniourun L.) from one
place to another. lool. shur, 39 no.11:1684-1689 N 16o.
(MIRA 14;1)
1. All-Union Research Institut of Plant Protection, leningrad.
(Tituice) (Redstart) (Birds--Behavior)

KADOCHNIKOV, N.P.
Observations on nesting and feeding of the boreal owl (Aegolius
funereus L.). Zoole thur. 41 no.3:465-467 Mr '62. (MIRA 15:3)
1. All-Union Institute of Plant Protection, Leningrad.
(owls)

KADOCHNIKOV, N.P,
............
Biology of the reproduction of the saoDd awl in VoronazY.
Province. Ornitologlia no.6:104-110 10. (MIRA 176)

RUUNIK, T.G.; XL=MilKOVA, A,A.
Orgmislog expositiong of vootgtion songg &t the Alm-Ata6
BoUnioal lardem. Mm* Alm4tobotosada 5:20-34 1600
(MI" 13s 6)
(Alm-& to-Jotaw-Axhib i tions)

_LLM-0-IRLIKOVA
Notes on the espodition to the Far Mast. Trudy Alma-At.bot.
sadis. 5:179-182 160-- (MM 13:6)
(Alm-At"lant introduction)

&PQGBL
BARCH. I.Z., inzh.'; KUTOV, E.N., inzh.Prinimali uchastiye: K 'IE"V -J,
G-N.., mladshiy nauchrWy sotr.; SAPOZHNIKOVA, G.F., starshiy
laborant; BLOM, L.A.~ starshi7 laborant; K014YUSMSKIY, YesIol
red.;DONSKOY, Yaje.., red.; SMCHENKO, M.G.p tekbn. red.
[Construction cranes) Stroitellnye krany; spravocbnoe posobie. Pod
red. B.I.Koniusbovskogo. Kharlkov.. Khartkovskoe knizhnoe izd-vot
1961. 409 P. (MIRA 15:1)
1. Kharkov. Yuzhm~7 nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut prorwahlen-
nogo stroitellstvae 2, Ghlen-korrespondent Akademii stroitell-
atva, i arkhitektury USSR (for Konyushevskiy).
(Cranes) derricks, etc.)

KADOCSA, F.
Spring weather following severe winters. p. 3-19. Vol. 60, No. 2 IkLr/Apr.
1956. Budapestj Hungary. IDWARAS.
SOURCE: East European List, (EEkL) Library of Congress Vol. 6j No* 1
January 1956,
-:%-TI

KADOCSA, GY.
Epidemic or owlet moths in 1954. P. 89.
KOZLEMENYEI, Budapest. Voll 8, No. 1/2, 1955.
SOURCE: EEAL Vol. 5, No. 7 July 1956

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Rv,'~-,iway daveloprnt; on the bafiLs c~' mr)&-n-,
Mag siv- 8 no.4

8/131/60/000/008/007/009/xx
B021/BO54
AUTHORS: Karev, B. D. and Wolin- _k. S.
0 ~ -
TITLE: Mechanization of Time- and Power-coneuming Work, axtd Use
of Air Blast in Cupola Furnaces
1e
PERIODICAL: Ogneupory, 19609ANO. 8, Pp. 371-373
TITLE: At the Yamskiy kombinat (Yam Combine)p the cupola furnaces were
operated with natural air current and manual discharge of the burned
dolomite, which required a great number of workers. The capacity of the
cupola furnaces .was 80,000 t a year with a staff of 230 workers. Mechanize-
ti6n*of production was started in 1955. Upon suggestion by B. D. Fitrev,
devices for discharging the burned dolomite were installed. On the authors'
suggestion, the cupola furnaces were adjusted for low-pressure blovers
in 1958-59- Mechanization and conversion to blowers ensured a cont4inuous
discharge of dolomite. The formation of melts was eliminated, fuel
,consumption reduced by 35%, and the capacity of furnaces was increased.
The output of the department increased by 300%. More than 2,000,000 rubles
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Work, and Use of Air Blast in Cupola Furnaces B021/BO54
a year were saved owing to the above-mentioned measures. There are
1 figure and 1 Soviet reference.
ASSOCIATION: Yamskiy dolomitnyy kombinat
(Yam Dolomite Combine)
I
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VLASKO, Yu.1 KADOLKOp L.
Dump truok7+.r4&kl';,*s-f*r tramportation of bulk construotion nateri&ls.
Avte tramp. 42 no.940-42 s 164. (KERA 17sn)

DANILITSM, N-F-, kpmd.medn&uk;G- X1u2O14&-XoA-, kend.med.nauk,
KARGFmjL # A.1.9 kand.med,nauk
Clinical &nO- histological stuO of the effect of AST-2 Plastic
on the dental pulp; Stonstologlia 37 no;5115-17 8-0 058 (KIRA 11:3.1)
U Is kafedry terapevtichookoy stomatologli (zav* - prof. 1.0*
Novik) Ki7evskogo meditionkogo instituta (dir, - ;Oteent I.P.
Alekseyeriko)
(;:6STIS-PHYSIOXOGICAL EMCT)
(DWISTRY)

KADOMCKV B B [Kadomtsevo B.B.)j BRAGINSZKIJ, S.I. (Braginskiy, S.I.);
Akoone [-~ransiatorl
plasm stabilization vith nonpermanent~ magnetic field. Atom taj 2
no.2slO3--3.19 Ap 159.

SOY/112-58-2-2122
Translation from.. Referativnyy xhurn&l, Elektrotekhnika, 1958, Nr 2. p 54 (USSR)
A'UTHtJ'R: Kadomakaya, X. P.
TITLE; Limiting Internal Vervoltages by Application of 2-Step Circuit Breakers
(Ogranicheniye vnutrennikh perenapryazheniy pri primenenii vyklyuchateley
dvukhatupenchatogo deyetviya)
PERIODICAL: Nauchno-tekhn. Inform. byul. Leningr. politekhn. in-ta, 1957,
Nr 1. pp 20-29
ABSTRACT: Overvoltages are analyzed in a main electric trartismission line cir-
cuit where the line proper is replaced with P and T circuits at normal frequen-
cies; resistances are neglected; transients are examined in a single-phase cir-
cuit; it Is assumed that a transient due to the first step of switching is damped
by the beginning of the second switching step, a receiver system is represented
by an equivalent reactance, the EMF of which is assumed to be constant. Ana-
lytical expressions are submitted for calculating the internal overvoltages in
these cases: switching on a. no-load line, switching off a short-circuit, a
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SOVI 112-58-2-2 122
Limiting Internal Overvoltages by Application of Z-Step Circuit Breakers
circuit-breaker operation, switching off the line because of out-of -step condi-
tions. In the above cases, the effect of the damping -resistor value on first-
and-second-step overvoltages is determined for a 330-km transmission line.
The calculated results obtained are compared with experiments on an electro-
dynamic model. The damping resistor value corresponding to a minimum
overvoltage is different for various cases, and lies within 200 -500 ohms in the
above cases. With a 500-ohm resistor, internal overvoltages are 1.6 times
normal or less.
I.F.P.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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