SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KHOREV, A. I. - KHOREVA, B. YA.

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ACCESSION NR: AP5005107: S/0129/65/m/oo2/oO50/0059
AUTHOR.- Khoren-A. I.*. Glazunov. S. G. Toegkodukhf A. M.
TITLE: Strengthening VT15jalloy.by.heat treAtment
SOURCE: f4etallovedeniye i termiche6kaya obrabotka metallov, no. 2, 1965# 50-m-52
TOPIC TAGS., t~ joy$ alloy.heitt treatment, optimum heat treatment alloy
strength, alloy ductility, VT15 e4loy
ABSTRACT: To detemine the ~optimuaheiat treatment -for VT15 titanium allor
(7-06%~Mo, 11-10 Cr, 3.15% Al), all6y . bars forged from 40-kg ingots were quenchedf--
from 800C (the 0-region)or-from 680C.(the a + 8 region)and then aged at tempera-
tures ranging from 350 to 6coC for,25 hr. The alloy quenched from the a + 0 re.gioh:.~'-
reached a maximum strength of-160,kg/mmz.with aging at 450C' the maximum tensile
was obtained with
strength of the alloy quenched from-the 0-region, 153 kg/=2
aging at 500C (see-Fig. I of the Enclosure), The decomposition of the a + 0 alloy
occurs at lower aging temberature because of the presence of the a-phase formed
during pre-quench beating.. At maximum strength the elongation of the alloy
quenched from a + 0 region was 4 times,higher than that of the $-alloy. This is
explained by a more uniform al3iAn4 Aging at higher temperatures lowers the strength-.:.:
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621.642:546.821
AUTHOR: Khorev. A. I.- (Engineer); Gruzdevaj L. A. (Engineer); Manuylov, ff. N.
(Engineer) i__Loskuto_;_v_I 14. Eligineer)l Vikhrov, G. S.
TITLE: Hig Ih-strengthAveIIded cIy1indrical shellAollf m0alloy
j i SOURCE: Yestnik-mashino.stroyeni a, no 5%-1965, 28-30
Topic TAGS:: vT14 alloy, titanium, alloy, titanium.alloy welding, 'titanium alloy
heat treatment,titaniumalloy property
,~TRACT: The effect,of heat'~treatment-on the mechanical-pro rti s o -f welded
pe e
"Joint in N'T14 alloy sheets (4% Al, 3f-Mo, 1% V_,__b_a1__._T_i_T -hasbeen studied. Test
I plates 2.5 mm-thick w6remilled to a-thickness of 1.5 mm, except for a narrow
strip along.the edges-to be-felded. The plates were welded, annealed,at 870C
for 151nin, aged for 16 hr dither at.480.or-520C, and then h-f annealed at 750C
or 850C for 5 min. Tensile and bend teota showed that welded Joints in the as-agedi
condition (without h-f annealifig) failed it a strength of 94.9-IM.4 kg/=2 in
either the weld (in a brittle manner) or the base metal. H-F annealed specimens
always failed ~n the base metal -at a strength of 107-125 kg/mm2. The bend due-,
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AM'HOR: Gla-Lunov, S~. a.; Khorev, A. Polyak, E. V.
TITLE- Them., orriechanic
al treatment -4-f. NTIS Iloy
SOURCE: Me+ allovedeniye I termicheskaya obrabotica metallov, no. 5, 1965, 45-48,
an uOr"
n L facing p. 40
i TOPIC TAGS: ausformipg thermor~
echanical treatment, metal. Mechanical j2rover!X,
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-quenching is --constituted gle-phasJ"--
0- while-VT15, aft~r-ann Atid wholly -of 16
711.~. -0-301:~dsoiution).- After appropriateheat treatments, the:samples were-cold-r-ollea-
to a 0-50% reduction. The.sheets *ve then annealed; each alloy following a sepa-
irate treatment schedule. Rechanical, properties of the treated sheets were determinod,'
and the results plotted graphically. Strength and ductility were plotted against tj
deformation for isochronous conditions and varying temperatures. It was found thatl*

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AUTHOR: KKhorev_,,A$_ Is. Glazunov,'S
Gj,~Lg G Mova, T. K.; NovosilltsevaV....
erai ova, L. V.
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cladding on the strength VT141
TITLE: Effect.of heat tre
NT15, and,VT
16 titanium alloys in biaxial ten ion
~SOURCE: Tsvetnyye metally,-,no,.9 19650 75-79
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~TOPIC TAGS: titanium alloy, titanium clad alloy, dllvy burst strength,_--
y#.VT16 alloy
alloy property, VT14 alloy, VT15 allo
ABSTRACT: 5pecimens of vario IU a 1y h
eat treaded VT14, VT15~ and.. 16
some of them clad with Mlitit-anium, were tested under--'-'
.titanium alloys,
conditions of biaxial tension, Sheet specimens 210 x 210 x 0.8 Mm
were fully annealed,.formed into spherical segments 9-20 mm higho-.heit~_~_'
(annealed or annealed, water quenched, and aged), and subjected.'-,:.~
,to burst tests. It was found that the burst strength of all theallo,
Ys,
:tested is.higher than the tensile strength. The highest burst a t r en g th,'--:11
kg/MM2, was exhibited by titanium-clad VT15 alloy annealed-at 800-4-,
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water quenched, and aged 25 hr at 480C and 15 min at 560C. Cladding
had no offect.on the a trang til- 6f VT14 alloy, but increased ~ the st r an R t~h.~,_
of VT15 and VT16 alloys. ' In 'all alloy s, however, cladding greatly L M.* ';
proved ductility. Orig. -art, has; .2., figures and 2 tables. [AZ]
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KHOREV1 A.I.; MOISHYEV, V.N.
Investigation of alloys of the system titanium-aluminum-
molybdenum-iron. TSvet. met. 38 no.104 Ja 165
(MIRA 18t2)

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iAUTHOR:- norev :A.; I.
MTLE~ Obtaini !~hNT15 alloy-tubes by means of thermomechanical,trear.--
!SOURCE: Tsvetriyye.,metallyl no'
4 i965,,~ 6T49
iTOPIC TAGS: titanium, titanium alloy, titanium alloy tube, thermomechanical treat-'
iment, tube thermomechanical treatment high temperature thermomechanical treatment,
Ilow temperature thermomechanical-treatment, combined treatment/VT15 t;
itanium -aUoy-
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iABSTRACT: The effect of themomechanilcal treatment on the strength 0 f VT 15
containing 11% Cr, 7% Mo, 3% Alhas -1 M6
an beAp studied. VT15 al oy tube [_110 mm
'in diameter with1walls 10 mm'-thick:were extrude'dl'tith 85% reduction at 1100C and
quenched, or air cooled (high-temperature thermomechanical. treatmeaf-TITTIV).
they were then rolled with 50% reduction at room temperature (lo,,r-temperature:tbermo-
neebarical treatment-LMIT) aM subjected to burst tosts. A combination of R"IMIT
.and L'19-14T rolloveo, by aging alt 4-W for JG'hr,and at ~60C for 15 ruin produced the,:.
:best reau-LL-s* a burst strength of 1. .1 6'r kg/vtm2. The fracture was dudtiI6. The Vehsile
~5trQngth And eloAgati6n of ilpe-dimeris cut frpm Aher3e tubes were lJq,8 kg/MM2 and
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KHORE,V,,:A..I,.j YESAULOV, A.T.; VIL'YAX9, O.S.; PRUDKOVA, R.A.
Hot rolling of VT14 alloy pipe at temperatures in the Alpha
and Beta region. TSvet. met. 38 no.6t63-65 Je 165.
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K I I,') Fi-- A., I.; G1,P2,UNOV, S.G~ ; Z I LOV A, 'i'.F . ; NOVOST L 'TiLEV A, N. 1. ; GERAS IF OVA, L.V.
Effoct of thermal treatment and cladding an ntrength of
VT14, VT15, and VT16 titanium alloys under biaxial tension.
TSvet. met. 38 no.9:75 S 165.
(MIRA 18,12)

KHOREV A.I. inzh.; GRUZDEVA, L.A., inzh.; 14ANUYLOV, N.N., inzh.;
'~~~NV, V.M., lnzh.; VIMOV, G.S.
High-strength weldid cylindrical shells made of BTIJ, alloy.
Vest. mashinostr. 45 no.5:28-30 My 165.
(MIRA 18:6)

KHCRR, A.I.; GLAZUNGV, S.G.; LEGKODUKH, A.M.
Hardening of tile VT15 alloy by heat treating, Metalloved. i
term. obr. met. no, 2:50-52 F 165.- (WIRA 18:12)

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AUTHOR: Kh jazunov, S. G.; Mukhina, L. G.
ORG: nong
TITLE: Effect of modifying additions on properties of titanium alloy
SOURCE: Tsvetnyye metally, no. 7, 1966, 86-88
durability, ductility weld evaluation,
TOPIC TAGS: Atitanium, titanium alloy, aluminum containing alloy, molybdenum
containing alloy, chromium containing alloy, zirconium containing alloy, rhenium
containing alloy, allo ro ert alloy weld, weld property/VT14 titanium alloy,
VT15 titanium alloy, ;U t =Ulm alloy
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ABSTRACT: The effect of small additi f.ryheium (0.001-0.2%) or zirconium
0
(0.01-1.0%) on the structure and pro;lZe o VT14, VT15 Xand VT16,,Fitani alloys
was investigated with alloy sheet specimens 1. mm thick. It was foAfid that for th
VT14 alloy the optimal zirconium content is 0.02-0.1%. At this content the strengit
increased by 5-10 kg/mm2, ductility remained unchanged and the weld ductility In---
creased by 30-50%. The effect of rhenium was roughly the same as that of zirconium.
In the VT16 alloy, 0.01-0.022 zirconium slightly Increased ductility without.
affecting strength; 0.1% Zr considerably Increased weld ductility (from 45' bend
angle to 100*), but lowered the weld strength. At 0.05% zirconium the weld had a
higher ductility than the base metal. 0.01 Re increased ductility but lowered the
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strength of the VT16 alloy from 92 to 88 kg/mm2. Re at contents from 0. 02 to 0.05%
improved weld ductility, i.e., increased the bend angle from 45'.to 65% The weld
ductility increased with the increase of rhenium content up to 0.1%. In the VT15
alloy, 0.5% zirconium increased ductility, especially of an aged alloy. At
0.5-1.0% zirconium, the VT15 alloy weld had the highest ductility, a bend angle of
100-120% The addition of up to 0.2% Re had little or no effect on tits properties
of VT15 alloy, only elongation of the annealed alloy increased from 17 to 19.52 at
0.05% Re. Orig. art. hast 3 figures. [ND)
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ACC NRt AP6019769 SOURCE 03DE: UR/0370/66/000/003/0125/0129
AUTHOR: Kishkin, S. T. (Moscow); Glazunov S. G. (Moscow); Khorev, A. 1. (Moscow);
Rubin, Yu. L. (Moscow); Shilina, E'.' -MU~M'.'s-c-ow-T.
ORG: none
TITLE: The use of high-temperature thermomechanical treatment i 'n the manufacture of
extruded BT-151 titanium alloy_~ubes
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Metally, no. 3, 1966, 125-129
TOPIC TAGS: titanium alloy, alloy tube, tube heat treatment, thermomechanical treat-
ment, high temperature treatment, aluminum containing alloy, chromium containing
alloy/VT15 alloy J~
ABSTRACT: 'Vacuum-arc melted ingots of VT15 titanium-base alloy (2-99-3.05%
10.7-11.12 Cr) were conditioned by nkichining and extrudedlinto bars 187 mm in diam-
eter. The bars were cut into tube billets which were pierced, conditioned and
extruded at 950-1150C into tubes with an outside diameter of 110 mm and a wall
thickness of 10 mm. Part of the extruded tubes were air cooled and then subjected
to conventional heat treatment (annealing at 800C followed by water quenching);
another part was subjected to high temperature thermomechanical treatment (HTHT),
i.e., were water quenched immediately after extrusion. Both tube lots were then

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double aged at 450C for 25 or 50 hr and at 560C for 15 min. Vie tubes which under-
went IMIT had considerably better meclianical properties, tensile strength of
136-148 kg/um~, elongation of 6-12%, and reduction of area of 12- 24% than the con-
ventionally heat treated tubes, tensile strength of 116-132 kg/mm~, elongation of
1-62 and reduction of area 2-12%. The beneficial effect of HTMT is believed to be
associated with improved properties of grain boundaries, the rapid cooling imrwdiatel
after extrusion prevents the diffusion of impurities to grain boundaries. Also the
a-phase particles precipitated during aging in alloy subjected to HTMT are much
finer and more uniformly distributed than those in conventionally heat treated alloy.
Orig. art. has: 2 figures and 1 table. -[DV]
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AC SOURCE CODE: UR/0122/66/000/008/0064/0065
AUTHOR: 'Aorev, A. I. (Candidate of technical sciences); Livanov, A. A. (Engineer)
ORG: none
TITLE: Increasing the strength of VT15 titanium alloy containers by low temperature
thermomechanical,treatment
SOURCE: Vestnik \mashinostroyeniya, no. 8, 1966, 64-65
TOPIC TAGS: durability, cold rolling, metal tube, mechanical heat treatment,
titanium alloy, aluminum containing alloy, molybdenum containing alloy, chromiu
containing alloy, titanium alloy tube/VT15 titanium alloy
ABSTRACT: The eifect of low temperature thermomechanical treatment (LTMT) on the
t
mechanical propeities of VT15 titanium alloy (3.02% aluminum, 7.58% molybdenum,
10.8% chromium) has been investigated. Alloy billets were extruded into tubes 110 mm
in diameter with 10 mm wall thickness, which were water quenched or air cooled, i
machined to a wall thickness of 1.8-4.0 mm, and subjected to LTMT, i.e., cross rolledi
at room Lemperature with 30-70% reduction to a wall thickness of 1.2 mm, and aged at'
480C for-5 hr + 560C for 15 min. It was found that cold rolling alone (without aging)1!
increased considerably the alloy strength. For instance, cold rolling with 60% i
,reduction increased the respective strength of air-cooled and water-quenched specimensi--
from 84 and 87 kg/mm2 to 132 and 149 kg/mm2, but at the same time lowered ductility
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lerom 24 and 26% to 6.5 and 7%. Subsequent Tng IKn reased the strength of air-cooled
klubes rolled wit4 60% reduction to 141 %g/mm at elongation ~_f 4.0%. These tubes
failed in hydrosfatic tests in a partially brittle anner under a pressure of 380 atm.
which corresponds to a burst strength of 165 kg/mm compared to 115 for "as-air
cooled" tubes. Optimal strength and ductility are obtained by cold rolling with
30-50% reduction followed by aging. This treatment yielded tubes which failed in a
ductile manner at a burst strength of 147-158 kg/mm2. Aging also eliminated the
residual stresses. Strips cut from the aged tubes remained straight, while strips cut
from unaged tubes were distorted to a considerable degree. Orig. art. has: 1 figure.
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SOURCE CODE: UR/0149/66/000/002/0142/0146
AUTHOR: Malltsev, M. V.; Horozov. L. N.; Moiseyev, V. H.; Yefremov, Yu. N
Khorev, A. I.
ORG: none
TITLE: Comparative oxidizability of various types of 'titanium alloys upon heating
in air 5_1
SOURCE: IVUZ. Tsvetnaya metallurgiya, no. 2, 1966, 142-146
TOPIC TAGS: titanium alloy, oxidation kinetics, phasc compositiop, metallographic
examination, temperature dependence, diffraction analysis, microhardening / VT14 ti-
tanium alloy, VT15 titanium alloy, VT16 titanium alloy I
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ABSTIACT: A study was made of the oxidizability of titai~ium alloys VT14, VT15 and
'contained 4.45% E_,2.7% Mo
VT1~~, containing various amounts of 0-phase. Alloy,Y'q_W'_
and 0.91% V; alloy VT15--3.113% tU, 7.6% Mo ard 10.16% Cr; alloy VT16--3.08% Al and
6.396 Mo. Samples (8 x 20 x 20 mm) were heated in air at temperatures ranging from 7QO
to 11000C for 10 to 240 min. Oxidizability was deternined by the increase in weight*
't surface. The weight curves followed a parabolic law. While the oxid
per unI ~L ation
rate was low for all alloys up to 9000C, above 10000C it became intense. In compari- I
son w1th VTJA and VT16 (a+O-ntructure) -the J~-phaso ailoy VT15, boginning at 10000C,
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oxidiz?d twice as fast due to the presence of the denser Cr203, absent in VT14 and'
VT16.i'.Electron diffraction was used to analyze the scales. Chemical compositions of i
the scale formed at 11000C for 4 hrs are given. In all alloys, the basic oxide com
position was rutile-type titanium dioxide, having a tetragonal lattice with the para I
meters a=4.58 A and c=2.95 A. All the oxides had a texture in which the [0011 dired-"
tion lay in the plane of thp sample. A texture formed at 7000C in VT15, at 8000C in'!
%Microhardnesses of the surface layers are given as func
VT14 and at 9000C in VT16. L_
tions of distance from the surface for all temperatures. Micrographs of the oxidized
surfaces are shown. For all alloys, the microhardness dropped sharply up to about
0.02 ram from the surface where the slope became more gradual; this indicated the depth
of gas diffusion at the surface. The single phased alloy VT15 had a large-grained
structure and the gas diffusion was more selective, as was similarly observed in the
.other alloys upon heating in the $-region ~ This selective attack increased the crack
sensitivity and a fine network of crackstwas observed upon deforming VT15 at high tem-
peratures. Below 9000C, VT14 and VT16 had two-phased a+O structures and the oxida-
tion attack was more uniform. Orig. art. has: 3 figvres, 2 tables.
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ACC NRs AP 31730 SOURCE CODE: UR1013619910001009100921009~3
AUTHOR: Khorev, A. I.; Glazunov.,'S. G.; Gruzdevaq L. A.
ORG': none
TITLE: Effect of lov-temperature thermomechanical treatment on the structure and
properties of titanium 8
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SOURCE: Tovetnyye metal , no. 9, 1966, 92-93
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TOPIC TAGS: titanium alloy, alloythermomechanical tow temperature
allon
thermomechanical treatment alloy structure,_!ttj mechanical property/VT14
VT15 alloy
ABSTRACT: VT14 and VT15 titanium alloy sheets 1.5 and 2.0 mm thick were solution
annealed at -860-Cquenched, and co ess of 1.2 mm with a
Id rolled to a thickn
reduction of 20 and 40%,'respectively. All sheets were then aged at 420-56oC. Th4q
dependence of the mechanical projerties on low-tempprature thermomechanical-treat-
ment (LTMO) of VT14 and VT15 alloys Is ahown in Fig. 1. The total strengthening
of VT14 alloy was the combined result of strain hatdening and phase transformation..
Straining VT14 alloy prior to aging also decreased the alloy grain size. A 20A I
reduction before aging did not change the VT15 alloy grain shape, but 40% reductions!
almost obliterated the grain boundaries. By applying LTMO, high-strength sheets,
well as finished articles con readily
vire or cold-dravn and cold-rolled tubes.
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INVENTOR: Poplavko-Mikhaylov, M.V.; Khore'V,9_.A~I.; Glazunov, S.O.;
Gruzdeva, L.A.; Moiseyev, V~Nq
ORO: none
TITLE: Titanium-base filler material for fielding martensite-type he&
treatable titanium alloys. Class 21, No. 152372
SOURCE: Izobreteniyab pronyahlennyye obra~tsyt tovarnyye tnaki , noo
240 1966, 154
TOPIC TAGS: titanium alloy, AM -,_ i-I _21 i M140 *++Ccjc;; alloy welding,
filler =ztm=:L%ct , titanium base alloy, mart,ensite, weld heat treatment
ABSTRACT:
This Author Cirtificate introduces a titanium-base filler metal for welding
martensite-type heat-treatable titanium alloys. To increase the weld metal
'strength and ductility i~ the beat-treated condition, 2-1-5%'Al is intro-
duced into the filler metal. IMS I
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ROSTOVTSEV., M.; HIIOREV, B.
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(MIRA 17: 5)

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In the Commission on the Geography of Population and Cities of the
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KHOREV, B. S., and I~UNTS, A. A.
frQuestions Concerning Economic -Geographical Typology of Socialist Cities
Exemplified by Central Industrial Regions of the European Part of the USSR."
paper presented at the 4th Conference of Young Scientists of the Institute
of Geography of the USSR Academy of Sciences, 1957 (Izv. AN SSSR, Ser Geog,
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vatLcus they co=p=e aithe Z&Sorskaya Scienti:ic
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Temisey and Z*n& rivers according to tzbe method of
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valle.7s of the rama basinj I-A. Velicrign elucidated
on loess deposits :in the central areas of the F=ssian
lainj n_1_jAUXWLb= lectured an "Torrent-like

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KHOREV, B.S.
outh-Siberian Railroad. Geog. v shkole 21 no. 1:60-62 Js-F 158-
(KIRA 11:7)
(Sibaria-Railroads)

KWREV. B. S.
___
Survey of the work of the Committee on the Geography of Popu-
lation ani Cities of the Moscow Branch of the Geographic So-
clety of tho U-S-S-R-, 1945-1957 '590 (HIRA 12:5)
(Bibliography--Cities and towns)
(Bibliograpby-Land settlement)
~ -_-_ _~

HIRTS. A.A.; KHOR?,Vj B.S.
- Attempt at an economic and geographic typology of Soviet
cities; based an data for the central industrial district.
Vop.geog. no.45:77-88 '59. (HIRk 1i:5)
(Cities and towns)

VARLLM.V, V. ;-MANY, B-S 1,-SHATS1LO, Ye.
Geographical conference devoted to satellite towns* lave
AN SSSR.Ser.geog, no-3:162-164 *-Je 160
~MIRA 13:6)
(City plannIng-Congresses)
I - , ~~ rf elt- :~! --,MM M! i, ----:
- 7 ~,~ - ~p
- - - - -::7 . - -- I

KHOREVo B.S*
The Gorkiy production-territorial complex and its development in the
seven-year plan, Isv.'A$ SSSR. Ser. geog. no.6,:"-54 &D 160.
(HIM 13 t 10)
1. Institut geografil. AN MR.
(Gorkiy Province.-Boonomic policy)

- KHOREV, B. S., Cand. Geogr. Sci. (diss), "Gorlkiy '-'blast' (Eco-
nomic-Geographical Surveys)," Moscow. 1961, 21 pp. (Moscow State
Peda,gog. Instit.) 200 copies (KL Supp 12-61, 258).

INIANEYEV, Gennadiy Petrovichp nauchnyy sotr.; PRIVAIDVSKAYA, Genriyeta
Alaksandrovnal nauchnyy sotr.x- KH EV,_gqria-,9QrggyGvich.-
nauchnyy sotr.; Prinimali uchastiye: BUSWEIZV, G.A.(g.Kirov);
VODOVOZOV, S.A. (g.Moskva); LENIKOV, G.Ya.; FEDOTOV, Ye.P.,-,
IffAWTSEV, S.N.. otv. red.; LYALIKOV, N.I., red. (doceased];POK-
SUSHEVSKIT V.V. #prof #red p;AEMOV, L.S... red.; KONOVALYUK,,
I'K., mladshiy red.; KISELIVA, Z.A., red.kartj BWAKA., W.P.p
t
*~~. red.
e
[Tbs.Volga-Vyatka Region; economic and geographical features]
Volgo-Viatskii raion; e6nomiko-geograficheskaia kbarakteri-
stika. Moskva., Gos. izd-vo geogr. lit-ry., 1961 533 P.
WRA 15:2)
1. Otdel geografii SSSR Instituta. geografii Akademii nauk
SSSR (for Matveyev,, PrivalovskAWa,, Khorev). 2. Zaveduqushchiy
Otdelom geografii SSSR Instituta geografii Akademii nauk SSSR
(for Pokshishevskiy).
(Volga Valley-Economic geograp1q)
(Vyatka Valley-Economic geograpb;y)
41,

DAVIDOVICH, V.G., otv.red.; KHMN, B.S., otv.red.; RODOMAX, B.B.,
red.; KONOVALTUX, KALICMUSKIT, G.N.,
red.kart; GLIM, D.A., takhn.red.
[Satellite cities] Gor*oda - sputniki; aborulk statei. Nookwa.
Gou.izd-vo geogr.lit-ry, 1961. 193 p.
(MIRA 15:2)
(Cities and towns)
ffil

KHOREV) B.S.
--------
Some characteristics of rural distribution of population in Gorki:7
Province. Vast. Hook. un. Ser. 5: Geog. 16 no, 3:31-37 MY-Je 161.
(MM 14.5)
1. Institut geografil AN SSSRe
(Gorkiy Province--Sociology# Rural)

KHOREV, B.S.
"Distribution of population in industrial centers" by V.G.Davidovich.
Reviewed by B.S.Khorev. Vest. Mosk. un. Ser. 5: geog. 16 no.6:75-77
N-D '61. (MIRA 14:11)
(Regional planning) (Davidovich, V.G.)

BRATCHIKj, Yefim IsaakOvich; VASyUTovICH, Vasiliy VasillyeViCh;
ARsKjY, F&Nop retisenzent; KHOREV. B-S, retsenzent;
PREOBRAZMSMP 1:.A., tekhn. red.
[moscow-Brest; railroad guide] Moskva - Brest; zhelezno-
dorozbrqi putevoditell. Moskva, Transzheldorizdat; 1962.
134 P. (Railroads--Handbooks,, manuals, etc.) (MIRA 15:7)

DAVIDOVICH, V.G.; KOVALEV9 S.A.; MINTS., A.A.; NAZAREVSKIY., O.R.;
PolbiasnTsmo V.V.; POMUS, I.M.; *RYAZANTSEV, S.N.;
FRZYKINj V.G.; KHORZVq B.Se,
NikoUi Ivanovich U&blov; obituraye Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. geog
to,ltl66-167 JaJ 1629 (KIRA 15 s 2)
(Liallkvv, Nikolai Ivanovich, 1900-1961)
UN-

KHOREV, B.89
Place of the geography of population and populated points in the
system of geographical sciences. Vop. geog. no.56:178-181 162.
(MIRA 15:7)
(Demography) (Geography)

XHOFXV, B.S.
Work survey of the Camittee on the Geography of Population and
Cities of the Moscow Branch of the Geographic Society of the
U.S.S.R. for three years, 1958-1960. Vop. geog. no-56:182-191
,62. (MIRA 15:7)
(Demography-Congresses)

ALEKSMEV, V.V.; DOBRONRAVOVA, A.O.; AMOV, A.Ya.; MASIDINIKOV, I.Ya.;
RUDITEV) L.M., retsenzent;,~0RU,-I.S.v retsenzentj KRIaiTAL'y
L.I., red.; USENKO., L.A., tekbn, red.
(Moscow - Chop; railroad guide]Moskva - Chop; zheleznodorozhryi
putevoditell. Moskvaq Tranozheldorizdat, 1962. 150 N
(MIRA 15:12)
(Railroads-Guides)

KHORKV, B.S.
Ways ofAs"loping the industrial complex of the Volga-Vyatka
heavy industry economic region, Izv. AN SSSP. Ser. geog, 20.4:
52-61 Jl-Ag 062. (MIRk 160)
1. Institut geografii AN SSSR.
(Volga-Vyatka region-Industries)

KHOREV, B.S. .
Studies on the geography of population and populated points of
Gor'kiy Prowince. Up. geog. no.56:110-140 162. (MIRA 15:7)
(Gorlkiy Frovince-Population')

MINTS# A.A.j RYAZANTSFV, S.N.j KHOREV,, B.S.
Ways to develop the regions of central Russia. Vop. geoge
no.57:194-214 162. (MIRA 15:10)
(Economic zorLing) (Russia-Induotries)

DOLGOPOLOVf G.V.; KAZAVSKlYp W.W.; KRYUCHKOV, V.G.; MAYERGOYZ, I.M.;
MINTS, A.A.; NAZAREVSKIYI O.R.; PETRYAYEVA, D.A.; POKSHISHMKIY,
V.V.; PRIVAWVSKAYA, G.A.; PULYARKIN, V.A.; RYAZANTSEV, S.E.;
FREIM, Z.G.; XHORIgVjL B.S.
Gennadii Petrovich Matweev; obituary. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser geoge
no.6tl44-145 F-D 162, RRA 15:12)
(Katveev,, Gemadii Petrovich~ 1926-1962)

KHOREV, B.S.
N.P.Ogarev's role in the history of Russian regionalization
studies; in connection with the 150th anniversary of his birth,
Izv.AN SSSR.Ser.geog. no.2t99-109 Mr-Ap 163. (MIRk 16:4)
1. Institut geografii AN SSSR.
(Ogarev, Nikolai Platonovich, 1813-1877)
(Economic zoning)
-
P
-5-
"34

PRIVALOVSKAYA, G.A.;-KHOREV, B.S.
Conference on the geography of the Volga-Vyatka Region. Izv.
AN SSSR. Ser. geog. no-0157-158 Jl-Ag '63. (MIRA 160)
(Volga-Vyatka Economic Region-Geography-Congresses)

IKBOREVU B.80
CWograpby of transportation and the interregional relations
of Gorkiy Pravives. Vop. geolt. no.61:46-60 163*
(MIRA 16:6)
~Gorkly Province-Transportation)ightage)
Corkiy Province-Y'reight and fro

PADEYEVA., VA.; KHOM, B.S.
The ;,cogn cientific Conference of the GeographerB of Biberia
and 9 r!Umt. rzvo AN SSSR. Ser.geog. -nbol:148-153 Ja-F
t63. , (KIRA 16t2)
(Siberia-Geograpby-Congresses)
(Soviet Plar Isat-Geograpby-Congresses)

KHOREV, B.S.
Now cities of the Soviet Union. Geog, v shkole 26-no.6:
5-10 N-D 063. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Institut geografi-i AN SSSR.

P.S.
Sf,Ldy of the funct-lonal structure of -arban tattlamente Ir,
mlnc!:.tion with 'Lleir economic and geographlcal taps. Vop.
geog. no.66:34-58 165. (MM, 18:6)

t7-KHOREV, G., inzh.
New equipment for the automatic control of conveyers. Izv.
vys. uchab. zav.; Sor. zhur. no. 11:200 160. (MIRAL 13:12)
(Conveying machinery) (Automatic control)
J

o 'irl or' v
KHOPEV, Grigori Cri or' evichh kand. ekon. nauk; BRASLAVSKIY,
4g.ffr.-.. Me sMnzene~;ROBOV, G.A.p retsenzent
iiC
[work organization in the producing section of a mine]
Organizatsiia. raboty na. ekspluatatsionnom uchastke
shakhty. Moskva, Nedra, 1965. 183 p. (KIRA 18:12)

AKKERMAN, G.L., !91
q
X-ray diagnosis of acute pancreatitis. Sov. med. 28 no.10:
86-89 0 165. (MIRA 18:11)
1. Kafedra gospitallnoy khirurgil (zav.- doktor med. nauk
G.N. Zakharova) lechebnogo fakullteta Saratovskogo meditsinskogo
instituta i rentgenologicheskoye otdeleniye (zav. M.Ya. Yampollskaya)
klinicheskoy bollnitsy No.1, Saratov.

USSR/Cultivated Plants - Medicinal. Essential Oils. Toxins. M-7
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 20, 1958, 9186o
Author : Khotev, I.
Inst
Title : The I Ach,ievezentsIof Poppy Growers in Priissykbullre.
Orig Pub : S. kht kirgipA, 1557 3 No 10 29.
Abstract : This article enumerates the measures which permitted pop-
py growers of Priissykbullre to fulfill the plan for raw-
opium deliveries to the extent of 160.5% in the face of
unfavorable weather codditions in the spring and a-ummer
of 1951. For the first time in Priissykbullre the poppy
sovings vere.irrigated through furrows on a large scale.
Three side-dressings with organic mineral fertilizers
were made. Prior to stem formation the fields were tilled
twice mechanically. The poppies were sown on high ground
along a narrow space of 45-60 em(between the rows compased
to the former 69-70 cm). The sowing of seeds of the quick
Card 1/2

KHORF,V, M. I., Zootekhnik
Swine
Kalikino brood of hogB. Sov. zootekh. 7, No. 8, 1952
Dobrovskiy Gosudaretvennyy Plemennoy Eassadnik
S03 Mont List of Russian Accessional# Librar7 of Congress, September 1952 Wp,, uncl.

KHOREV, M. I., Cand of Agric Sci (dieG) "Ways and lklleanB of Improvirg
the Kalikinok Breed of $wine," Moscow, 1959, 18 pp (Moscow Aerie
Acad im K. A. Timiryazov) (KL, 1-6o, 124)

Us,.Q.R/ Geolo gy -Tectonics
Card 1/1 Pub.~46 - 7/~,.
Authore e KhorevvN. A. _-d

Title ~,Rjtta Ae4
er-Proterozoic folding of the earth's crust
ro-U
Peculiarities ofthe
' ,
p
pp
'Periodical t Izv. AN SSSR, Ser.-geol.:20/2p 72 -,81j, W-Apr 1955
Abstract*. o A'discussi6n.is preaentsd-'of the earth's,folds.with traces of material
discributed in them in layers -flow folds. The conclusion is reached
that they are basically inherent in the pre-Upper-Proterozoia deposits,
-with In the Mesozoic. The dif-
the-418ozolo-and never met
seldom in
,
-
fere4ce in the degree of~stratified distribution of materials reflects
'
the folding period. Six-
the dogree of viscosity of the rocks during
teen.referencest, 2 Indian and 14 Soviet (1932-1952). Illustrations;
diagrams; table..
'Institution 1
.Submitted April 190 '1954

15-57-4-4346
Translation from: Referativnvy zhurnal, Geologiya; 1957f Nr 4,
P 45 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Khorev, N. A.
TITLE: Flow Folds in Metamorphic 6trata of Southwestern
Pamir (0 skladkakh techeniya v metamorficheskikh
tolshchakh Yugo-Zapadnogo Pamira)
PERIODICAL: Materir;ly Vses. n.-i. geol. in-ta, 1956, ~r 8,
pp 311-321
ABSTRACT: Some small drag folds and isoclinal folds are
examined in this work. The author thinks that these
folds which occur in definite horizons and which are
characterized by marked increase of strata thickness
at their crests are flow folds. In spite of the
presence of folded formations of this typeg the
regional folding remains simple. The eastern part
Card 113 of the Shakhdarinskiy range represents a flat

Flow Folds in Metamorphic Strata (Cont.)
15-57-1~,-IP30
anticline 35 km to 45 km in width, with limbs dipping at 100 to 150
(up to 300) and with almost horizontal areas located along the
crest. It has been noted by Flunnikov ZK-lunnikov, S. I., Popov, A.
I., Metamorficheskiye Tolshchi Yugo-Zapdnego Pamira, Leningrad,
Izd-vo TPE, 1936 (Klunnikov S. I., Popov, A. I,, Pletamorphic Strata
of the Southwestern Pamir. Leningrad, Tadzhikst n-Pamir Expedition
Publication, 1936)7 that the rotary dislocation of one limb of this
anticline is actually related to the limb of a smaller drag fold.
The nonconformity between the complex flow folds and the simple
regional structure is explained by the dissipation of pressures
mainly in the process of developing plastic deformations in separate
strata or horizons. Thus, too, is explained the absence in the meta-
morphic series in the southwestern Pamir of any appreciable numl)er
of large faults. The latter appear as characteristic tectonic ele-
ments associated with simple folding only in the Paleozoic and Meso-
zoic of the more northerly parts of the ramir. The cause of such
struct ral variations between the southwestern and the northern
Card 25

Flow Folds in Metamorphic Strata (Cont.)
Pamir lies, according to the author,
the zones subjected to folding, and,
of the compressed layers, which are,
older in the southwest.
Card 313
15-57-4-4346
in the difference of depth of
possibly, in the different ages
in his opinion, considerably
A. 1. S.

KHOREV, N.A.
Discovery of upper Triassic shales and post-Triassic granites
in the southwestern Pamirs. 14at.VSBUI no.8:322-325 '56.
(MLRA 1012)
(Pamir--Geology, Stratigraphic)

IWIVIV, N.A.
Pre-Cambrian folds of the Pamirs. Geotektonika no.6:79-90
N-D 65. (MIRA 19:1)

SHKOLINIKOV, M*B.; inzho,,, ZUBAREVt NeAep inzheq, KHOREV9 P.P., inzhe
Fatigue testing of motortruck wheel disks. Vest,mash. 41
no.1:42-46 ja 161. (,MIRA 14:3)
(motortrucka-Whee-1-Testing)

FHOR, -,!,
jr,p bodien of watdr of southern
r:; j~/,-tnir of mallard in the nonfron7v ,
. , I
ls,-~niiutrsd Provinc5e Acnitclogila no.71495-496 165o (Mlw. :L6310)

KHOREV, V.A., gorrsyy inzhoner
Efficiency of using various industrial explosives in horizontal
workings. Gor.zhur. no.2143-46 F 164. (KRA 17W
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-isoledovatellskiy gornoraziedochny'y
instItut tsvetnykh, redkikh i blagorodnykh metallov, Moskva.

PAVLOVSKIYV L.G., inzh.; KHOMP V.A.$ in2h.
Concerning the article IV S.A. Petrov. and V.G. Zilibershmidt.
Shakht. stroi. 8 no.8t29 Ag 164. (KMA 1719)
1. 7Sentraltnyy nauchno-issledovateltakiy gornorazvedochnyy
institut tavetnykh, redkikh i blagorodnykh metallov.

LLCgff,_V.Nt.; ELRLNCVA, N.A.; GORIACH,, I.A.; KVASOV, Ye.I.; MUMARENKO~ I.S.;
MIAbNOV, L.V.; FRiViLOV, S.S.; LYASKO, M.V.; PUBROV, N.F.;
HIRONOV,, LA.; XCKSHAROVA, I.K.; MIKHAIEV, M.S.; IAZAREV,, E.M.;
KUZX9TSOVA, LR.; 1APKIV' N.I.; KRASILINIKOV, N.A.; GOLIDSHTEYN, M.I..,
GVNJMNP B.G.; ODINOKOV:, Yu.1.; SKRYABIN, N.P.; KORSHCHIKOV, V.D.
Research by the Ural F rrous Metal ResWoh Institute. Stall
A 162. (MIRA '15:7)
-(Metallurgical research)

TOXIMEVt proV., doktor tolhhn.nilu.~; t o'ltl i r. uk
fcr
in objentives in the arrea of cre~-,--Ing nqA.1amen'.
rechanization and automation of vtolAng opOratlens. T'goll 40
no.5-12-18 My 165. (MIRA 16:6)
VR
I; P

mfonw.-~, B. )'A.
176 Geologo-~-Potrograficheskiy Analiz Yugo-vostochnoy Chasty Irtyshskoy Zony
Smyatiya. ~'., Googeoltekhizdat, 1954. 100 S. S Ill. I Eart. 23SM.
(~Iaterialy Usesuz. Nauch.-Issled. Geol. In-ta V8egel F-Va Geologil I
Okhrany Nedr Soar. Novaya Soria Vy-,. 1. Petrologiyaj. l.roo EKZ- 3 P.
25K.--Bibliogr: V Kontse Knigi.-(54-150862H)
55-04 + 552) (57-12)-t (016-3)
SO: Knizhnaya, Letopis, Vol. 1, 195~,~

40,.; KUREK, N.M., redaktor; STKPAHOVA, L.S., redaktor; POF07, N.D.,
RHORETA .W-,
tekhnicheskiy redaktor.
(Geological and petrological analysis of the southeastern section of the
Irtysh zone of contortion) Geologe-petrologicheakii analiz tugo-yestochnsi
chasti Irtyshekei sony smiatila.(Leningrad. Vaessiurnyi geologicheskii
institut. Haterisly)-moscow. no.1, 1954. 96 p. WRA 9:4)
Ortysh Valley-Folds (Geology)) (Irtysh Vallejr--Petralogy)

KHOREVA, B.Ya.
.
Now data on the geological structure of the Irtyab zone of
warping In the Osinovk&-Malo-Krannoyarka sector. Inform.
abor. VSEGII no.1:41-45 t55. (MLRA 9-1a)
(Irtyab Valley-Geology, Structural)

KHORETA,B.Ta.
parsggrlotic &"Iysis of aln~r&l associations of a lazurite deposit.
Hat..VSJDBI. Pstr. min. nol:154-17 155. (MLRA 8:6)
(Lasurite;

KHORSTA, B.Ya.
x"aww"2009W
Geology and petrology of the Irtysh son@ of warping in the Altai
Mountains and regularities of occurrence of poly"tallic deposits.
BIul.MDIP. Otd.geol. 31 no.4:i04-i05 Ji-Ag 656. (MIAA 9212)
(Altai Mountains-Ore depoelts)
(Altai Nounilaine-Goology, Structural)

KHOREVAP
Concerning S.P.Gavrilova's article wFaragenetic analysis of
metamorphic formtions in the northwAtern, part of the Irtysh
shear zone." I vys. ucheb. sav.; 4ool, i razv. no-11:131-1,34
N 160, I-V 0 (MM 14:2)
(Irtyoh Valley-Rockep Crystalline and metamorphic)
(Gavrilova, S.P.)

KHOREVA -.-- -
..................
~rese"q of the Pre-Cambrian Ip the Irtysh sheer zone of the
. Altai. Izv,vvs.ucheb,zav*;geoI*i razv, 4 no.10:30-42 0 l6l.
- (MIRA 14:12)
L Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy geologorazvedochnyy
institut (ISEGEI).
(Altai Mountains--Geology, Stratigraphic)
I

-9QW-A,-B.YA.-
Significance of polymetamorphiom in the solution of age
problem of metamorphio complexes in fold areas. Trudy
VSEGEI 73:81-V 162. (MIRA 15:9)
(Rocks., Crystallime and metamorphic)
(Geological time)

KHOREVA, B.Ya.
Irtysh shear zone and its association with deep faults. Sov.
geol. 5 no.9:45-60 S 162. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Vaesoyazrryy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy geologicheskiy institut.
(Siberia, Western-Geology, Structural)

KHOREVA, B.Ya.; MURINA, G.A.
Preliminary data on the absolute age of granitaids and metamorphic
rocks in the Irtysh shear sow of the Altai. Inform.sbor. VSEGEI no.
54:69-81 162. (MIRA 17:1)

IKMHORMEVVAO B.1a.
I- wla~
Characteristics and types of shear zones. Trudy VSEGEI 18503-
61 163, (Mnd 1601)

KHOREVA, Bella Yakovlevna; PAFFENGOLITS, K.N., nauchn. red.;
I "..- ~ -- I _' MAMMr7-0=7,r~d. izd-va; SWAKOVA, T.11%, tekhn.
red.
(Geology, intrusive igneous activity and metamorphism in
the Irtysh shoar zone) Geologichaskoe stroenie, intruziv-
nyi magmatizm i metamorfizm Irtyahskoi zorq smiatiia. Mo-
skva, Gosgeoltekhizdat., 1963. 206 p. (MIRA 17-.1)

MARKOVA, N.G.;.KHOREVA, B.Ya.
T~qxs of structures associated with faults (shear zone) and their
genesis as revealed by a study in Kazakhstan and the Altai. Trudy GIN
no.92:64-89 163o (MIRA 17:10)

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PURPCES AND CO"MMs This be* to the nnlt of the poorallution or materfile
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Introduction
Port L F[Waical properties of wSpatic and imatmorole rodw
Ch. L "Ical proertles of rooketwel" m1mrs)z - 9
Ch.'M Domity of recige 33
Cb. IM Magnetic properties at reWm 93
Ch. V. "Ifla olactriml resistsmot of rock@ 172-
Ch. V. as%* of Propaptim at 1"Ift"Iftl sustfA. In ndo 193
Ch* TL Change Is PA"Ima Pworuse at ftpods" ft MUOU POWM.
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and temperature 204
Part IL PhpU*l popes too of metaUle ad Sommateuio mineral remearmom
Ch. VII. "Usil proportlee of am - - 240
.ch. vnL fWalc4lpropatles at ams*UUU 1111011011 romou"S - - 2"
Literature )33
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K.G.; SHILIN, D.M., LYA-KHTTITSKAYA, I.V.; SOKOLOV, R.N.
Nikolai Nikolaevich Kiwak,-1963; -n obitiiary. 7Ap. Vskis.
min. ob-va 93 no. 2:2-146-2-47 If4. (14TIRA 17:6)