SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GALKIN, S.I. - GALKIN, V.S.

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Problems In Calculating Aircraft (Cont.) SOV/2606 Stability equations are obtained for a cylindrical sandwich shell consisting of two thin outer layers and a corrugated middle layer. The problems of stability of a curved sandwich panel simply supported along its four edges and of a cylinder under compression are solved. 5.' Kurshin, L.M. Stability Under Compression of a Curved Cylindrical Sandwich Panel the Transverse Edges of Which Are Fastened %jiile the Longitudinal Edges Are Simply Supported This paper analyzes the stability of a cylindrical sandwich panel with a light isot3~opic core under uniform longitudinal compression for a case where the transverse edges are fastened and the longitudinal edges are simply supported. 6. Kurshin, L.M. On the Calculation of Bending Stiffness of the Outer Layer of a Curved Sandwich Panel Under Longi- tudinal Compression Card 4/7 69 80 Problems in Calculating Aircraft (Cont.) SOV/2606 A formula is obtained for calculating curved sand- wich panels under longitudinal compression with consideration of the natural bending stiffness of the outer layers. The domain is established in which the assemption of this btiffness being equal to zero is applicable. 7. Galkin, S.I. Torsion of an Open Cylindrical Shell Rein- rnra-eCb~yBu.kheads 85 To-rsion of an open cylindrical shell reinforced by bulkheads is considered in this paper. The solution is obtained without introduction of additional hypotheses aside from the general assumptions associated with representing the operation of-an open shell as moment- less. On the basis of the solution the limits of applicability are shown of the hypothesis of warping which has been widely used in problems of calculating open shells under torsion. 8. Galkin, S.I. Torsion and Bending of a Circular Cylindrical Shell. Reinforced by Elastic Bulkheads 102 Card 5/7 Problems in Calculating Aircraft (Cont.) sov/206o6 This paper Investigated the state of stress of a circular cylindrical shell which is reinforced by elastic bulk- heads and loaded along the edges by an arbitrary system of axial and tangential forces. Calculation formulas are obtained which permit calculating all elastic-defor- mation components for various boundary conditions at the edges of the shell. The effect of self-balancing forces on the state of stress of the shell as a function of the stiffness of the bulkheads was investigated. It is shown that the self-balancing stresses do not decay very rapidly; the zone of their propagation into the depth of the shell is practically equal to the length of the contour of the transverse cross section of the shell. A calculation example is given for a shell under torsion allowing for elaBticity of the bulkheads. 9. Nazarov, N.I., M.S. Povarnitsyn, and Ye. V. Yurlova. Calculation of Unsteady Temperatures in an I-beam Element 142 This paper presents two methods of calculating the temperature fields in an I-beam element (repreBenting, in this particular case, a typical'part of a multilongeron Card 6/7 Problems In Calculating Aircraft (Cont.) SOV/2606 wing): 1) the method of direct integration of the heat-conduction equations, and 2) the method of elementary equilibrium. Cases of symmetrical and.',* unsymmetrical heating of such elements through the outer flange surfaces are cons2gered as well as the case of different thicknesses of flanges. Solution of the problem is given under the assumption that physical characteristics of the material and the heat-transfer coefficients do not depend on temperature variation. AVAILABLE; Library of Congreas IS/Mg Card 7/7 11-24-59 SOV/147-59-2-7/20 AUTHORS: Galkin, S.I., Kabanov, V.V. and Lyashenko, S.S.(.Novosibirsk) TITLE: Experimental Investigation of Bending of a Cantilever (Circular) Cylindrical Shell with a Large Rectangular Cut-Out when Loaded by a Concentrated Force at the Free End (Eksperimei,tallnoye isaledovaniye karkasirovannoy krugovoy tsilindricheskoy obolochki s bol'shim pryamougolinym vyrezom pri izgibe sosredotochennoy siloy) PERIODICAL;Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, Aviatsionnaya tekhnika, 1959, Nr 2, pp 49-61 (USSR) ABSTRACT: The experiments were carried out on a shell of 600 mm diameter, 3800 mm long, plated with D16AT of 0.8 mm thickness. The shell was stit'.rened on the outside by longitudinal stringers (pressed dural 2 angles, Pr 100-3, of a cross-sectional area of 0.434 cm and on the inside by ribs spaced at 130 mm. The total length of the cut-out was 1000 mm. The general lay-out of the shell is shown in Fig 1, while Fig 2 shows the cross-section of the rib. Along their whole length the longitudinal edges of the cut-out were Card 1/5 reinforced by either channels with flat fillets or SOV/147-59-2-7/20 Experimental Investigation of Banding of a Cantilever (Circular) Cylindrical Shell with a Large Rectangular Cut-Out when Loaded by a Concentrated Force at the Free End simply by flats, as shown in Fig 3. In the plane of symmetry of the shell (1.e. with respect to cut-out) two longitudinal joints were made. One end of the shell was firmly fixed (by means of a fitting attached to a steel plate) and the shell was loaded at the other (free) end, the force being applied with the aid of cables to a short steel cylinder which was fitted into the shell (see Fig 1). The force was measured by a spring dynamometer. Two different directions of loading were used, as shown in Fig 4. In the first case :the force vector was in the plane of symmetry of the structure and in the second case, in the axial plane perpendicular to the plane of symmetry. Fig 5 shows the complete rig ready for experiments. The results of experiments are presented in Figures 7 to 14. The graphs also include the theoretical curves obtained from relations developed in Ref 1. All experimental data and the computational values refer Card 2/5 to the same loading, viz 1000 kg. Figures 7 to 10 SOV/147-59-2-7/20 Experimental Investigation of Bending of a Cantilever (Circular) Cylindrical Shell with a Large Rectangular Cut-out when Loaded by a Concentrated Force at the Free End refer to the symmetric loading (case 1) and Figures 11 to 14 refer to the asymmetric loading (case 2) as follows: Fig 7 shows the tangential stresses in the open portion of the shell (at sections I and 4, see Fig 1). It is seen that they do not remain constant and are greatest between the 8th and 9th stringers. It also appears that the strength of the longitudinal reinforcement on the edges of the cut-out has essentially only a local effect on the magnitude of stresses in the panel at the boundary of the cut-out. There is good agreement between the calculated and the experimental results. From Fig 8, which refers to sections 5 and 7, it is seen that in the closed portion of the shell the distribution of tangential stresses is extremely non-uniform, showing even local concentration of stresses. The peaks in the stress Card 3/5 curves become less sharp further away from the cut-out. SOY/147-59-2-7/20 Experimental Investigation of Bending of a Cantilever (Circular) Cylindrical Shell with a Large Rectangular Cut-Out when Loaded by a Concentrated Force at the Pree End The strength of the reinforcement on the edges of the cut-out has an insignificant influence on the distribution of the tangential stresses. Fig 9 shows the normal stresses at sections 1, 4 and 5, while in Fig 10 the normal stress along the stringers Nr 1 and Nr 9 are shown, the last one being the reinforcement of the cut-out edge. Again there is good agreement between the experiment and the theory of Ref 1. For the case of the asymmetric loading the conclusions may be summarised as follows% The distribution of tangential stresses in the open part of the shell (Fig 11 refers to sections 1 and 4) again is not constant. The strength of the reinforcement on the cut-out edge again has only a local effecti influencing the stresses in the panel between the 8th and 9th stringes. Agreement between the experiment and the theory of Ref 1 is much poorer than in the previous case. In the closed part of the shell the distribution of tangential Card 4/5 stresses is also non-uniform (Fig 12, sections 5 and 7)o SOV/147-59-2-7/20 Experimental investigation of Bending of a Cantilever (Circular) Cylindrical Shell with a Large Rectangular Cut-Out when Loaded by a Concentrated Force at the Free End The non-uni ormi-ty becomes. lezs. i_utensie further away from the cut-out into the clos:dtpart of the shell. The strength of the reinforcem n has fundamentally a local effect influencing only the maximum stress arising in the panel between the 9th and 10th stringers. Agreement between the calculated normal stresses and the experimental values (Fig 13) is good at Section 1 (at the middle of the cut-out) but poor at the boundary of the cut-out (section 4). Fig 14 represents the distribution of normal stresses in the stringers Nr 9 and Nv 5. Theve ax-e 14 rigures and I soviet reference. SUBMITTED: October 21, 1958 Card 5/5 S/124/62/000/010/013 5"---- /O1 D234/D308 AUTHOR. Galkin, S. 1. TITLE: Torsion of an open cylindrical shell reinforced by fra me s' .PERIODICAL: .Referativnyy zhurnall Mekhanika, no. 10, 19629 9, ab- stract 10V59 (Inveollection: Vopr. rascheta*elementov aviats. konstruktsiy', no.-1, M., Oborongiz, 1959, 85-101) TEXT: The author considers the solution,of the problem of stressed and deformed state of an..open momentless cylindrical shell subjec' to torques applied along-the ends. The longitudinal edges are re- inforced by beams, the shell consists of several sections reinfor- ced by frames at their joints.' The author uses difference-differ- .ential equations obtained by L. I. Balabukh and integral boundary conditions. A complete solution is given for ~;shell consisting of two-sections. The solution is illustrated by" graphs of distribu- -tion of forces along theJength of the shell with respect to va- dard 1/2 8/124/62/000/010/013/015 Torsion of an open ... D234/D .308 rious parameters. On the basis of numerical e'x&mples.the author determines the limits ofi 'applicability of the 'theory of thin iods with open ptofile.,The pbbition of the center of torsion is deter- mined. Abstracter's note: Complete translation._7 Card 2/2 .8/12 62/000/011/015/017 D234~D308 AUTHOR: '21'21JE; Tor5ion aiid bendinG of a circular cylindrical shell reinforced by elastic frames PERIOD'ICAL: RefefUtivnyy zhurnal, Meklianika, no. 11, 1962, 9, ab- stract 11V70 (In c-ollection: Vopr. rascheta elementov aviats. konstruktsiy. no. I; M., Oborongiz, 1959, 102-141) T--,,'XT: The author considers a circular cylindrical mom,.:ntless shell reinforced by elastic rings and loaded at the end sections by axial 0 and tan~7ential forces. The problem of determining the forces in the shell und the bending moments in the rings is solved in ordi- nary trigonometrical series. For the series coefficients differ- ence equations are obtained in which the number of the ring is the Indeuendent variable. For a regular system of rings solutions of the difference equations are obtained in closed fbim with various external loads. Stressed state of a shell with elastic rings is in- Card 1/2 8/124/62/000/011/'015/017 Torsion and bending D234/D308 vestigated in the caL3e of a 8elf-balanced force syszem a,,plied to end sections. Tables and 6raphs illuotrate the damping of self- balwiced stress system with increasing digtance 'from the loaded edge. It is uhown that zhe intensity of damping depei ider ids cons ably on flexural ri,idity of the rings. /-A'bstracter's note: Com- plete translation._~ Card 212 n BOROVSMY, P. V. PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION BOV16 206 Konferentsiya po teoril plastin I obolochek. Kazan', 1960. Trudy Konferenteii po teorti plastin tobolochik; 24-2~ OktYabrva 1960. (Transadtions of-the Conferenc6.on the Theory of'Plates. and Shells Held in Kazan', 24 to 29 October-1960). Kazahl, [Izd-vo Kazanskogo gosudarstvermogo unii raitatal 1961. 426'p.' 1000 copies printed. Sponsoring Agency: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Kazanskiy-filiuL Kazanekly gosudarstvannyy universitetlim. V. 1. Ullyanova-L*nina. Editorial Board% Kh. M. Muohtarl, Editor; F. .3. liambayeva, Seorotar7; N. A.-Alumyao'lo V. V. Bolotin, A. S. Vollmlir, N.iS.-aaniyev, A. L. Golldenveyzer, N. A. Killchavokly, MW G. Komishin, A. 1. Lur;lye, G. N. Savin, A. V. Sachenkov; I V. Svirskly, R. G. Suriciii, and A. P. Filippov. Ed.: V. I: Aleksagllm; Tech. Ed.-s- Yu. P. Somenov. PURPOSE: Tht collection of articles is intanded'for "Ientlsts*and engineers iho are Interested In the an-1 sis or strength ind. stability of7ph*11i. Cardi 1/14 Transactions of the Conference (Qont.) SOV/6206 OOVERAGEt Tho book Is a collection of artiolon dolivorod at t4* Conforon6o on Plates and Shells hold in KazanI from 24 to 29 Octobor 1960. The artioles'deal with the mathcmiLtical theory of platoo,and shells and I 'to application to the ablution, in both linoar and nonlinear fomulations, of-problp=13.of banding, static and dynamic stability, and viDration of r6gular'.and sandwich plates and shellb 6f ftrious shapea under VarjoUj L loadings in-the elastic and plastic regions. An4drs2u-io made of the behavior of plates and shells in fluidsjoand the effeav of creep of the material'is considereO. .9 ftumbo~ of-papors discus's-problems associated.with,the developmont of effective mathematical -methods tor..solving problems 1n -the theory of - shelli. Some of the reports propose algorithiia for-the solution of.*probl*ms with the aid of-electronic computers. 'A t6tal of.one,hundred, reports and notes were presented'and discussed durIng'the con- ference. The reports are'.arrang" alphabetically, (Russian) by the author's-name. Transactions of the Con.fereioe (Cont.) Vinokurov, S. G. Large Deflections of a Conical Panel in a Temperatura Field' Gavrilov, Yu. V. Inveatigation of the Spectrum of Natural Vibrations of Elsatlo Circular Cylindrical Shells Oavelya, S..P., and A. M. Kumemko. On the Elastic Equilibrium of a Rigidly Clamped Shallow Shell of Constant Curvature With Arbitrary Contour, Galimov, K. Z. On th* Theory of Finite Deformations of Thin Shells Galkin 3 1 Torsion of a Circular Stiffened Cylindrical ~h a Reinforced Rectangular Opening, P%kIng Allowance for the B-1aiticity of the Frames oaneyova, M. S. Large Deflections of a Rectangular Plate Under Uniform Normal 2reassure and Nor4%nLfcM,-. Heatlng Card 5'/'14 sov/16266 66 72 77 83 92 101 L~71.22_665 Ef1P(k'j/E_NT(d1/n"'T(M )1/E'R(-'1)/_"'WP(v) Li P ( C. w/kN/0 ACC NR: AT6011759 SOURCE CODE: UR/0000/65/,000/000/0226/0246 AUTHOR: Galkin, S. 1. ORG: None _'F( TITLE- The twisting of framed cylindrical shell with long right-angle notch SOURCE: Raschety elementov avlatsionnykh konstruktsly, vyp. 3: Treklisloynyye panell 1: obolochki (Calculation of aircraft construction elements, no. 3: Sandwich panels and shells). Moscow, Izd-vo Mashinostroyeniye, 1965, 22G-2,16 TOPIC TAGS: cylindric shell. shell dynamics, shell deformation, reinforced shell structure ABSTRACT: In this paper the problem of the twisting, of a circular frame-stretched Cylindrical shell with a reinforced rectangular notch, previously discussed in two earlier works by the same author, is generalized to apply to the case of a notch whose, length ex- tends to 2N segments. The solution to the problem Lakes Into account the elasticity of the transverse trusses and their discrete positioning. The skin in this case works as a ULIn non-moment shell, receiving axial and tangential Mear forces; the Poisson factor if] assumed to be zero. The transverse trusses continuously attached along the contour Card 1/2 UDC 629.13.011. 1:62-43:539.4 L 37122-66 ACC NR: AT6011759 with the skin, have finite flexural rigidity in their plane and zero flexural rigidity outside their plane. The radius of the central axis of the transverse truss Is assumed equal to the radius of the skin midsurface. The problem Is reduced to the sotution of a system of differential-difference equations, with the method of solution resolving Itself to the follow- ing. At first a solution is sought to the equations for the closed part, separated from the shell by a section passing between the trusses 1. 0 of the open part; this system is then solved for the open part separated from the sheH by sections passing between trusses 0. 1 of the closed part. The solutions obtainedl separately for the closed and open parts are then joined so as to satisfy the coupling condItfon3 for the--O.::th ahd 0 -th trusses located at the , interfaces of the closed and open parts of the skin. Orig. art. iuts: I figure and (13 form- Ulas. SUB CODE: 13 SUBM DATE: 250ct65 ORIG REF: 003 Card 2/2 af ACC NRt AP7002700 SOURCE CODE: UR/0424/66/000/006/0136/0138 AUTHOR: Galkin, S. I. (Novosibirsk); Levitskaya, T. Ye. (Novosibirsk) :ORG: none 'TITLE: Investigating the effect of frame elasticity on the state of stress in a ,circular cylindrical shell with a rectangular cutout under torsion SOURCE: Inzhenernyy zhurnal. Mekhanika tyerdogo tela, no. 6, 1966, 136-138 TOPIC TAGS: cylindric shell, stif fened shell, weakened shell, '---qiWM4 A 5,rRF575 , 7 _7 ABSTRACT: The results of calculating the stress distribution in a circular cylindrical shell stiffened by transverse frames and weakened by a rectangular cutout (see Fig. 1) subjected to torsion, are presented. The design formulas for M A 0 Fig. 1. I T-- 4F 7~t Card 1/2 UDC: n ACC NR: APTq02700 such a prOD-Lem were derived previously by S. I. Galkin (Izv. Sib. Otd. AN SSSR, no. 4, 1960; and Trudy konferentsii po teorii plastin i obolochek, 1961, Kazan'). The distributions of shear, normal, and tangential stresses in the middle portion of the shell (in the neigiborhood of the cutout) and in frame-stiffened portiods were calculated from these formulas on the M-20 electionic. digital computer for 38 versions of the shell structure with geometry and stiffness parameters varying in a wide range, except * 0 - 135* and I/R = 0.5. The calculation results are plotted in several diagrams, and the depdendence of stresses on these parameters is discussed. The effect of rigidity of frames, especially of frames 0, on the state of stress in the shell, mainly on the distribution of shear and tangential stresses along the longitudinal (reinforced) edges of the cutout and around its corners is discussed in detail'. The different behavior of these stresses withiii the open and frame-stiffened portions of the shell caused by the variation in the length of the cutout combined with the variations in the rigidities of frames, as well as the locations of maximum stresses in shells with short and large (L0IR < I and Io/R > 1. respectively) cutouts is pointed out. A simultaneous progressive increase of stresses (in both weakened and stiffened portions of the shell) with increasing width of the cutout, irrespective of the frame stiffness is noticed. The effect of stiffeners along the longitudinal edges of the cutout on the stress distribution, and their maximum rational cross-section areas are also examined. The dying-out of stresses (which are caused by the presence of a cutout) in the stiffened portion of the shell, and their practical disappearance at a distanc~e of 2 to 2.5R from the frame 0 is mentioned. Orig. art - has; 7 figures. Card 2/2 SUB CODE*: 20/ SUBM DATE:---- 20MaY66J ogin RRF& 00'4/ATD PYMS: 5113 F. f ~ 1i 7 1 - i ; i GALKIN S.L. Movement of particles in a centrally -,;yrmetrir,:0 st,-itic fleld in the aenoral theory of relativity. Izv.v!.,a -111~ Ile',- alo-304, 62 16:12) 1. 1.1,oskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni Lomonosova. PUFKO. V.V., dotsent; GALKIN, S.R.. assistent. Blectrical method of igniting fuel in charging locomotive boilers. Trudy RIIZHT iko.17:54-59 053. (MIRA 9:6) (Locomotive boilers) ; Vill -1 ,~ :1 1 11~ GAMIN, S.R. Calkin, S.R. "Investigation of the Operation of Locomotive Syphons." Leningrad Order of Lenin Inst of Railroad Transport Engineers imeni Academician V. N. Obraztsov. Lwxingrad 1955* (Disseration for the Degree of Candidate in Techhical Science.~ Y,nizhWa Letopist: No. 27, 2 July 1955 OATKINI T. Adaptation for cuttlng out gaskets. Khol. tekh. 29, No 2, 1952. 1. GALKINt T. 2. US-')'R (6o0) 4. Compressors 7. Device for testing safety valves on horizontal compressors. Khol,tekh. 29 no. 4, 1952 9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March 1953, Unclassirled. GALKIN, T. V"Ives Modernizing the Ludlow gate valve. Khol. tekh. 30, No. 1, 1952. Months List of -Russian Accessions, Library of Congrees, June 1953. LNICLASSUMD. .. I ~;,, t~Lltt~flt IWJ;;~ "~r, 1 .1, 11. ; Aht~IUTIA . I " I ~ ~ , :I I I * I - ", ~ G4KP, T., glfLvnyy mekhanik. An i=roved coupling. Khol.tekh. 30 no.2:66 AD-Je '53. (MIJIL& 6: 7 ) 1. Moakovskiy kholodillnik no.q. (Gouplings) GAMIN, T. Oil filters of a 2-AG ammouia compressor. Khol.tokh-31 no.1:64 Ja-Kr 154. (KLRA 714) 1. Moskovskiy kholodillnik No.q. (compressors) .GALKIN, T. pressors. H*'-,!. Welding babbit flanges on pistons of horizontal corr takh- 32 no.1:64-65 Ja-Hr 155. (MLRA 8-7) (compressors) GALKIN, T. Improving ammonium valves. 1hol. takh. 32 no,3-58 Jl-- S $55. (NIaA 9: 1) (Refrigeration 4nd refrigerating machluery) GALKIN, T. ....... Improved method for the conservation of lubricants. Khol.tekh. 32 no.4:61 O-D 155- (MIR& 9:4) (Refrigeration and refrigerating machinery)(Lubrication and lu- bricants) -Ts-, Task for lubricant decantation from the oil collecting basin. Khol. takh-33 se.2t64 Ap-Jo 156. OWU 9:9) (Moscow--lubrication and lubricants) SOLODOVNIKOV, P.j GALKIN, V. Organizing the establishment of work norms in the wool and silk industries. Sots, trud 6 no.9:90-94 S 161. (MM 142-9) (Moscow Province-Wool industry-Production standards) (Moscow Province-Silk manufacture-Pioduction standards) GALKIN, V. loot us mDre quickly eliminate ohortoomings in establishing technical standards. Sots.trud 7 no.1:71-73 Ja 162. (MA 15:4) (Vologda Province-Production standards) GALKOV, V.A., inzhener. Increasing the efficiency of river maintenance operations. Reah. transp. 15 no.5:23-24 My 156. (KLBA 9-.8) (Rivers--Regulation)(Inland water navigation) GALKIN, V.A., inzhener. 'ItORMI"WO-WOO Correcting the settlement of a wall in the machine room of a state district electric power utation. 219k.sta. 27 n0-5:51-52 Ny 156. (n" 9: 8) (7oundations) _IALK=t_yl,%ami;."*lqksAgdrqViqh; SWILIN, P.M., nauchnyy red.; STOLTARSKIT. L.L., red.; KAHOLOVA, V.M., tekhn.red. [Device for assembling and welding hall structures) Prisposobleniis dlia sborki i avarki korpusnykh konstruktaii. Leningrado Goa, soiuznoe izd-vo sudoetralt.promyshl.. 1960. 1~3 P. (MM 13:4) (Shipbuilding--lquipiment and supplies) (Halls (Naval architecture)--Welding) P M E I BOOK EX M ITATION sov/4875 Galkin, Vladimir Aleksandrovich Prisposobleniya dlys. aborki i svarki korpusnykh konstruktsiy (Assembly and Welding Devices for Hu3-l Structures [of Ships]) Leningrad, Sudproogiz, 1960- 133 p. 2,750 copies printed. Scientific Ed.: P.M. Sipilin; Ed.: L.L. Stolyarskiy; Tech. Ed.: V.M. Kamolova. PURPOSE: This book is intended for designers, process engineers, and. foremen concerned with the design, manufacture and operation of assembly and welding accessories. It may also be used by students at schools of higher education and tekhnikums. COVERAGE: The author describes devices used in the assembly and welding of ship hull sections and discusses the purpose, classification, and design of these devices. Methods for determining the requirements these devices must meet and the amount of metal consumed in their manufacture are considered. The effect of distortion welding of sections on the construction of cradles is explained and methods are given for calculating the required number of platens, cradles, wd Cavl-~ Assembling and Welding Devices (Cont.) sov/4875 assembly areas necessary for assemblying and welding the sections. No person- alities are mentioned. There are 9 references, an Soviet. TABLE OF CONTEM: From the Author Ch. I.. The Purpose of Assembly and Welding DevicesP Their Classification, and the Requirements They Must Meet 5 1. Special features of assembling and welding the hull structures 5 2., The purpose or assembly and welding devices and the requirements they must meet 10 3- Classification or devices used in assembling and welding hull structures 15 Ch. II. Construction of Assembly and Welding Devices 18 4. Fastening and holding devices used in assembling 18 Holders 18 Clamps 20 Tightening and bracing devices 26 C &MV4/4- S/137/62/000/005/131/150 A1601A101 AU7'HORS: M-Ikhaylov, IMI. M., Pedorenko, L. I., Myshak, bl. V., Galkin, V. A. C TITTIZ: Tne we'ldin- of the stainless 1 X 18H 9T (1_IQi18N19T) steel with a tunsst.en electrode in a nitrogen atmosphere PZRIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 5, 1962, 10, ~Lbstract _;,E',72 ("Tr. Sredneaz. politekhn. in-tall, 1961, no. 15, 102 - IC6) A process of welding stainless steels in N2 atmosphere was worked out, securing not only high mechanical properties of joints, but also eliminatil-Z' intercrystalline corrosion.. All test pieces were butt-welded with the help of a HXAYI AP+3B (NIA-M JM+3B) torch. The experiments yielded the follo'wirz, re- sults: 1) the main, difficulties during the arc-weld-Ing in N2 with a '.-I-electzodc, such as the bullYoling of the bath, seam porosity and the high consumption of elec- ro"es, are not caused by the disintegration of unstable W-nitrides, but by the presence of 02 in 'Une arc burning zone. 2) The are-welding in N2 with a 'W-elec- trode takes a normal course and secures a high-quality seam in case N2 does not contain more than 0.2% 02. 3) A waste of C is noted during the are-welding in Card 1/2 The welding of... S/137/62/000/005/13-1/150 A1601P,101 with a W-electrode. This is a decisive factor for decreasirlG- tile tendency 01- the seam to inte'rerystalline corrosion. 4) The are-welding in N2 increases - 4 the efficiency of the process by 30% amd decreases labor costs 15 times In COT.1- parison to argon arc-welding. The arc-welding in N2 does not deteriorate the qualities of the products. V. Tarisova [Abstracter's note: Complete translation] Card 2/2 GALKIN, V.Ikl- (;o.U.e(-.tive of cowunist labor. Pat' i put.khaz. 6 mo.5.39 16,2. (0bl 1514) 1. Zamestitell nachal2nika Krichevukoy distantaii Belorusakoy dorogi. (Railroads-1hployses) I GALYM,, V.A. Brigade method of operating ring spinning machinery it wool cloth manufacture. Tekst.prom. 22 no.4!5-7 Ap 162. (MM 15?6) 1. Nachal2nik otdela truda i zarabotnoy platy Upravleniya sherstya- noy i shelkovoy promyshlennosti Moskovskogo oblastnogo soveta. narodnogo khozyaystvao (Woolen and worsted spinning) CALIKINJI V.A., inzh. Redesilning and testing of a hydraulic piston compressor. (Trudy LMZ no.10:310-314 164. (MIRA 18:12) Q , Y, V, - -A,.- "AIAL-, I IP1. N15 6", .G1 Mekhanizmy patologicheskikh reaktsly L Nechanizma of pathological reactionsj Leningrad. Medgis. 1955. 498 P. Illus., Tables. Includes Bibliographies. G?,L,i,,, V. in HyTori-olli,c Di,--~' Firqt "loscow CYcler Inst- r'oscow, .1955 (Djs~;ertatlon f~r dr-Cre-? of* Cand- d!Rt,~, in X-dical 3-3clence) -90: hnizlim--ya IctollA31 No. July J,Qr~,~ wALKIN, V.A., kandidat meditsinek-1kh nauk Bloodletting by venesection and leaches in hypertension. Terap. arkh. 28 no.4:16-23 156. (XLRA 9:9) 1. 1z fakulltetokcy torapevtichaskoy kliniki sanitarno-gigiyeniche- skogo fakulitets (dir.-prof. A.G.Gukasyan) I Noskovskogo ordena Lenina maditsinskogo instituta iment I.M.Sechenova. (HYPIW=SION, Aher. - blood letting & blood extraction vith leeches) (LMEMS, ther. use In b7pertension for blood 16ttir4) GALKIN, V.A. --l-~,;1-uretic qualities of small doses of mercusal in cardiac decompenra- tion. Sov.md. 21 noe9:54-56 3 157. (MIRA 11:1) 1. Iz fakul'tatakoy terapaytichaskoy kliniki s& nits rno-gigiyenichs- skogo fakuliteta (zav. kafedroy - prof. A.G.Gukasyan) I Moskovskogo ordena Ienina meditsinskogo institute imeni I.M.Sechenova. (DIURUTICS, ther.ume mervelyl theophyllinate in congestive heart failure Otus ) ) GALKIN, V.A., inzh. Improving sanitary conditions in welding shape. Bezop. truda v prom. 2 no.1:30-31 Ja '58. (MIRA 11:1) (Blectric welding--Safety memsures) IVANOVA-FEZNAMOVA. A.Tu. dots,', GALKIN, V.A. (Moskva) Use of BecurinIne in internal diseaseee Ilin,med, 36 no,9:135-137 S158 (MIRA 11:10) 1. Iz fakulitetskoy terapevticheskoy kliniki (dir. - prof. A.G. Gukaayan) sanitarno-gigivenicheakogo fakulltata I Moskovskogo ordena Lenina meditsinskogo instituts, im. I.K. Sechenova. (AT-YA IDS, ther. use socurinine in hypothenaion (Rus)) (HTPOTKNSION, ther. securinine (Ru)) GALKIN, V.A.; CHECHULIN, A.S. (14oskva) fterimental production of cholecy8titie. Pat.Aliziol. i eksp. terap. 3 no-1:78-79 J,%-F 159. (MIRA 12:2) le Is TSentrallnoy nauchno-looledovatellskoy laborntorii im. S.I. Chechulins I Mookovskogo ordena Lenina meditsinskogo insti- tuta I.M. Sechenova. (CHOIZCYSTITIS, experimental induction (Bus)) ARKHANGELISKAYA, GRIGORENKO, R.V.; LKVTOVA, K.Z.; CHECHULIN, A.S.; GARVEY, N..N., red.; RA7K0q N.M.p takhn.red. (They serve the motherland; tenth anniversary of the graduation of pbysicians at the I.M.Sechenov First Moscow Medical Institute in 19491 Oni alushat Rodin*; k 10-letiiu,vypuska vrachei 1-go MOLMI imeni I.M.Sechenova 191+9 g. Moskva, 1960 81 (M& 14:6T& (MOSCOW-MEDICAL COLLBGBS) "~~ ~V.A. _-- Use of neodicoumarin in myocardial infracts; clinical and experimental observations. Terap.arkh. 32 no.1:18-23 Ja 160a (MIu 13 110) (HRM-nUqWTION) (C=AM) LK~I,-V.A-.-,kmid.med.nauk (Moskva) _T~ Public health in the Kingdom of Yemen. Sov. zdrav. 21 no.3: 79-82 162. (MIRA 15:3) (=N-PIJBLIC HEALTH) GALKIN, Vaevolod Aleksandrovich; LAZAREV, M.S., otv. red.; -I--,. ~ - - 01 OV, V.V., red. izd-va; MIKaINA, L.T., tekhn. red. (In Yemen; Soviet physician's notes) V Iemene; zapiski so- vetskogo vracha. Moskvra, Izd-vo vostochnoi lit-ry, 1963. 104 P. (MIRA 16:9) (Yemen--Social conditions) (Yemen-Public health) GALKIN, V.3evolod Aleksandrovich, dots.; GUKA,9AII, A.G.) prof.j - -I-..- ".... ---- zaq]L-; ~ ddyatel I nauki, red. [Cholecystitis in the clinic for internal diseases] 0 kho- letsistitakh v klinike vnutrennikh boleznei. Pod red. A.G. Gukasjana. Moskva, 1-i Mosk. med. in-t, 1963 108 p. ~MIRA 17.2) i. 1. Zaveduyushchiy fakulltet~;koy te,--apovtichoskoy klinikoy sanitarno-gigiyenicheskogo fakul'teta Moskovskolro meditsin- skogo instituta imeni I.M.Sechonova (for GU-asyan). GAIKIN, V.A. (Moskva) History of the stady of clinical aspects of'ohronic alcoholism. Trud~ Goo.. nauah.-issl. inst. psikh. 38tIf42-4,48 163 (MIRA 16:11) GALKIN, V.A.. Some aspects Of the nutritirx J thz~ p--pulafl;-11 -f Ye:acn. Vop. pit. 22 no.3:82-831 My-.c 163. (!,'; " 11 '. 17,-, 8) a. lz kafeciz-y fakull T.-. r a p-: I k~,,av . - p~-, I' ~ *-G. Giikatyan) ~ . . :~ K .'-' L C) .4 sanitarne-gi glyen, cheskz.,-c, . f akul I -ze ta 1 11('..% ' , rd na It en-na med' ts- nskcgo ino t~ ~ -,en ` I P. S. I - . - - I Appearance of pathological liver changes in experimental cholcc~atjtjs. Pat. fiziol. i eksp. terap. 8 no.4168 JI-Ag 164. (MIRA 18,-2) 1. r-entral,naya nauchno-issledovatellskayg laboratoriya Imani Chechulina (zav. A.S. Chechulin) i kafedra fakulltetskoy- terapil sanitarno-gigivenicheekogo fakullteta (zav.- prof. A.G. GukasYan) I Moskovskogo ordena Lenina instituta gematologli i perelivaniya krovi (dir.- dotaent A.Ye. Kiselev) Moskva. , ~-ev( --l , - -,led liel-oandrovich, [Soviet pIrysivians in Ycr:.en ,I Sovetskie vxracEi v lampme- M oskva, toleditsina, 1964. -; ~ P. I ~ I (!~'I; A 17: 5) GALKIN, V.A. Development of the clinical views of Moscow psychiatrists in the 19th century; pre-Korsakov period of the Moscow school of psychiatrists. Trudy 1-go MSMI 34:74-821 164. (MIRA 18:11) CALKIN V,Aq TAF.,)SOV, K.Yeop dcts!~-,lt - j Sigr,-'fl-,anr,e of thr nlassificati~m of disease.9 ~n d.i.-agnovis. Trudy 3--go MMT 372157-163 Q5. (MIRA 18;8) SOBDI-rlv, V.Ft.; GAMIN, V.A.,- BROblNOVA, N.S. Expedient methods for the administration of tetracycline JLn treating chronic cholecy-Aitis. Antibiotiki 10 no.2:173-176 F 165- (WRA 18:5) 1. Kafedra mikrobiolo ii (Zav deystvitellnyy chlen ARN SSSR prof. Z.Vjermollyeva~ T.Sentrallrogo instituta usovershenstvovaniya vrachey i kafedra fak-ul"Itetskoy terapii (zav. - prof. A.G. Gukasyan) I Moskovskogo ordena, Lenina meditsinskogo instituta imeni Sechenova. MASLITEEV, A.T.; GALKINp V.A. Results of using hypnosis in the treatment of dy9kinesias of the biliary tract. Trudy I-go MMI 34:464-470 164. (MIRA 18:11) 1. Kafedra psikhiatrii (zav. - zaaluzhennyy deyatell nauki prof. V.M. Banshchikow); kafedra fakulltatskoy terapil sani- tarnogo i vechernego fakullteta (zav. - zasluzhennyy deyatell nauki prof, A.G, Gukasyan) 1-go Moskovskogo ordena Leninft wditsinakogo instituta imeni Secherova. GALKIN, Viktor Dmitriyevich; OBIDAROV, Vasiliy Nikolayevich; KEZIVETSKIT, DUMAYN, P.P., kand.tokhn.nauk, red.; MOROZOVA, M.N., red.isd-va; DOBRITSYNA, R.I.. tekhn.red.; GOR- DBYNVA, L.P.. tekhn.red. (Effective dimensioning and indication of tolerances in mechanical drawings] Hatsionallnais prostanovka rasmarov i dopuskov na charteahakh. Moskva, Goo.nauchno-takhn.isd-vo mashinostroit. lit-ry, 1960. 150 p. (KIRA 13:7) (Mechanical drawing) GALKIN, V.G.., inzb. Effect cf the d67!a--ion of com. pAr&Tnet.0ro of it torm tion 0 on the changes In. the va.~Lua of the r-bactive electromotive fcrce. Trudy MITT 4Oz99-IU 363. OIC RA 18 18) GALKIN, V.I. (Moscow) ASD therapy in pulpitis. stomtologita, no.6:18-21 '53. (XLU 7:1) (Tooth-Diseases) (?issue extraots) LYAKH V.M. inzh.; GALKIN ~Z, t .9 Y I t, 1. Results of testing new b-3et calUvators. Wkh. i elek. sots. sellkhoz. 21 no-4:53-57 163. (MJRA 16:9) 1. Ukrainskaya mashinoispytatelinara stantsiya. (C~Itivators) --~GALKIN V.G. (Petrozavodsk) Physical development of Petrozavodsk school children and methods for improvement in the light of now problems. Sov. zdrav. 19 no.6: 51-55 '60- (KIRA 13.9) (PETROZ&VODSIZ-CIIILDRM-..OROWTH) GALKIN,."L,P., inzh. Method for the control of the position of the neutral in MB-406 traction engines. Elek. i topl.tiagn no.8s27-28 Ag 163. (MIRA 16:9) (Electric railway motors) GAIMO Y.G., insh. I .-,:- --z-~----'. 76ating of a.c. machiness Elek.i toplotiaga 7 nools2445 Ja 163o (MM 16927 (Rectric pachftery-T"ting) (ILectric locmotlvq;;z anoo and repair) GAMIN V.6,4Qhlta) -~~Ow Slow consolidation of a fracture of the shin in a patient whose spleen has been resected. Ortop.travm. I protez. 17 no.6:117 Y-D '56. (MLRA 10:2) (TIBIA-FUCTUBS) (SPIAN--SURGERY) Gki"To V.I. ice tbrttoU onto the obores of lake Baikal, PrIrO4 30 zkoolt82-83 Ja 161* NMA IASI) :L,, BoWkaltakV& 1-1 logicbeakAWs, stautelyao (Ba4ko'l Ldkt-loe w rivwat Waft stcp) GALKINI V. I. ~ tz2mi rp-w--" Glaciation on the banks of lake Baikal. Trudy VSGI SO AN SSSR n0.3:50-59 161. (MIRA 15C10) (Bmikal?; lake-Moraines) I i LEBEDIK, A.I.; --qAIM,,V 1.; ROGINSKIY, G.I.; BUDIKO, V.A., red.; GURF, VICH, M.M., tekhn. red.; TRUKHINA, O.N.p tekhn. red. [Work like Vladimir Siretlichriyi does] Rabotat' kak Vladimir Svet lichnyi. Moskva, Izd-vo sellkhoz. lit-ry, zhurnalov i plakatov, 1961. 70 p. (MIRA 14:11) (Sugar beets) LEBEDNIK, A..L; GALKIN, V.I.; ROGINSKIY, 0.1. ------- [Work as Vladimir Syetlichnyi does]Rabotat' kak Vladimir Svetlichn.vi. Kishinev, Partiinoe ltd-vo TeX X? Holdavii, 1962. 48 p. (MIM 16:3) (Sugar beets) DUDKO) A.I.- GALKD-1 V.I.: YEGOROV, G.A.; ]NITRIYEW, I.E.., red.; red.; DEYEVA, V.M., tekhn. red. [School of Vladimir Svetlichnyi] Shkola Vladimirs Svetlioh- togo. Moskva, Sol Ikhozizdat, 1962. 95 P. (HIRA 15-.7) (Sugar beets) "A~LN,_-V.I. .,[Halkino V.I.] One centner of sugar 1xiets requires 13,, 4 man-minutes. Mekh. sill. hosp. 13 no.4:3-5 Ap t62. - (MIRA 17:3) 1. Rukavoditell laboratorii Kubanakago nauctino-issledavatellskogo instituta ispytaniya mashin. GA11111, V.I.; MARKOV, N.N. A Auger core drilling without lifting the auger string. Trudy '-'.vB no.5:82.-87 162. (MIRA 180', GAMIN,, V ~il~ , inzh. Cb.amgcA in the ground water cycle at industrial sit-a-ij. Fxoit. stroi. 39 no.ll-,IS--~-19 161. (HIRA 14,,,,12) (Water, Underg,ound) ~. I , !'.' ~-*~'. T- , 7 , ~ j, ! - -~ ~- ~ ~--. r ; .:, . '. I ~ -; I ,. , . , , , Y. , r i.-21 i 117 Ir-I I,, I iv 11, (-: ~ ,, , i n /?l " - I - - . - I . New for bu~ Ild ingi of p synthe , 4 - rubber plart. Frcm. stroL 42 '65. (VURA. 1e; 3) 1210 AUTHOR; _Salkin, V.S._ (Moscow) 2'_,~ 2 65 S/179/61/000/003/003/016 E031/E435 TITLE- rhe ln-`-estigation of the hypersonic flow round a flat Plate in a viscous rarefied gas PERIODICAL; Akadewl~-Ya nauk SSSR. Izvestiya. Otdeleniye tekh-n1cheskikh nauk. Mekhanijza i mashinostroyeniye, 196'1, NQ-3, pp.18-21 TEXT. -rh e~~.&I,-_-ulation of the drag ;oefficient of a semi-infinite flat plata wh.1~.h _e thermally isolated in a !-.typersonic gas flow ith zlip 1-t -J*Z-_-1h=d. It is assumed that the domain of the flow betwsen ~hEt .5L-'_-ac:hed strong sh.~_-k and the plate consists of -1 in is A strong -n i -v-- ._-id zone and a laminar boundary layer. interac-,,_ion bet-wear-, the shock and "the boundary layer is postulated. Then the affac-,; of alip and the tempera`o:ure discontinuity in the region `_-he bix-,nziary layer eqi.~ati~:,ns are applicable is only -5ignlflc~ant in the of a strongly heated plate. As the P-JO, vu.0being the macroscopic velocity and c the most probable ;.I- Card 1/2 S/124/62/000/002/002/014 On taking into account the ... D234/1)302 velocity of thermal motion of the molecules) the air can be considered as a single-component gas with the same density, temperature and mean molecular weight.. The investigation is carried out under the condition Vil, of diffuse reflection of the particles from the body and the coefficient of accomodation cLL~ 1. i-Abstracter:s note: Complete translation] - Card 2/2 AUTHOR-. Galkin, V.33. 143145 5/.124/62/000/008/005/030 1006/1242 TITLE: Tile limits of applicability of the relaxatio.n model of Bol-?in-ann's kinetic e4uation I'SIRIODICAL; liei'erativnyy 7hurnpl. Mekhanika, no.8, 1962, 22 abstrnct 8B134. (fnzhenernyy zh., v.1, no.3, 1961, 153-156) TEXT: In the solution of proble.ms bf aerodynavics of r.-.re- fied gases with the aid of Bol7mann's kinetic equation, eTent* difficulties are encountered due to the complicated form of this equation. Simplified models of Bol9nnnn's enuation are therefore 'frequently used, the simplest being the relaxation model ~Lf . fO-f dt T Card 1/3 S/124/62/000/008/005/030 10061"1242 The limits of applicability of... where f- the unknown~distribution function, fo - the Fax-well dist- ribution function, r - relaxation time equal to 11 /p ( it, - viscosity coefficient', p - pressure). In this work the limits of applicf~bili- ty of the relaxation model are illustrated by the ex,~mple of a gas slip flow. Ifere the Gas slips along a plane in one direction r-nd a constant gradient o1 Ule mucroscopic velocity u, parallel to the plane, is maintaLned in the y-direction, perpe-ndicullar to the plane: du/d,v = const. The syotem of equations of kinetic moments, de-rived from the relaxation equation, is solved for this purpose, and this solUtion is compared with the known solution of the exF,.ct system of equations of kinetic moments. Only moments of third order parti- tion functions Qijk are considered. 'The equations of kinetic mome- nts are obtained by multiplying.the equation by thie product'of a Card 2/3 10,1000 S/040/61/025/006/0101/021 D299/D304 AUTHORS: Galkin, V.S., and Gladkovp A.A. (Moscow) TITLE: On the lifting force at hypersonic speeds PERIODICAL! Prikladnaya matematika i mekhanika, v. 25, no. 6p 19619 1138 - 1139 TEXTs It is established that the lifting force of many types of bodies (wedgest conea# etc.) is negative at hyperiqonic speeds for any values of Knudsen's number and for any angle of attack a (O-zz, -Z-- a mEj; V12). A very simple case is considered: Pree-molecule flow past a wedge with semiangle S; the flow velocity V -:~-c, i.e. S = V / where c is the most probable thermal velocity of the on- coming molecules. The lifting force of the wedge is Y ;~~sin 2a cos 28 for 8 >-a, Y,;:~ sin 2(8--a) for 8