SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KISLITSYN, P.S. - KISLOV, V. A.

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Teoreme Morleya-petersona. L., Uchen. zap Ped. in-ta, 28 (1939). 111-112.
SO: M-tbematics ii the MS", 1917 - 191P7
edited by Kurosh, x. G.,
Mark-ushevich, -A. I.,
Rishevskly, P. Koo
Moscow-Leningrad 1948

KISLITSYN, S~G* . . -:
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Dynarde compression Of helical springs. Uch. sap. Pod, inst, Gerts.
8905-120 153. (MIRA 11t3)
1 (Springs (Nechanism)-Tables)

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KISLITSYN, S.G.
A nonlinear problem in mechanics. Uch. zap. Fed, inst, Gerts, 89t
139-144 153, (MM 110
(Fluid mechanics)

KISLITSYN.S.G.
Investigation of the steady notion of machines subjected to forces
dependent on the velocity and position of the actuating link,
Trudy Sam. po teor. mash. 15 n0-57:61-78 '55. (KEnA 8:6)
(Machinery, linematics of)

KISLITSYN. S.G.
~e ~ve--method for constructing a periodic solution of the
equation yl = f(x,r). Uch.pap.Red.inst. Gerts. 103:97-105 155.
(KWA 10:3)
(Functions, Periodic) (Differential equations)

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sov/44-58-4-3192
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Matematika, 1958,
Nr 4., p 120 (USSR)
AUTHOR: K:Lslitsln G.-----
TITLE: Helical Binors and Their Application (Vintovyye binory t
ikh prilozhenlya)
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap. Leningr. gos. ped. in-ta, 1956, Nr 125
pp 165-188
ABSTRACT; Understanding by a helix a family'of the principal vec-
tor and principal moment (Loytsyanskiy,, L.G., Lurlye, A.I.,
Kurb teoreticheskoy mekhaniki., Gostekhizdat, 1948', 1, Articles
32,37), the author determines the results of the operation,of an
affinor over a helix, A family of two affinorB which transfer
the first and second vectors of the initial helix to two new
helixes is called a helical binor. The.mathematical results of
the article are reduced to the derivation of the formula which
yields the law of transformation of a binor presented in.-the
form of a square matrix of the 6th order, in the transfoimation
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SOV/44-58-4-3192
Helical Binors and, Their Application
of one system of coordinates into another, In this use Is made
of the law of the transformation of*the component of a helix,
known from mechanics. The formula derived is applied for the
solution of several problems of the mechanics of rigid bodies,
In which it ispossible to use a presentation of a helix.
G.A. Zaytsev
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KISLITSYN, S.G.
Determining the position of some three-dimensional mechanisms.
Uch. sap, Ped. inst. Garte.-125:189-196 '56. (MLRA 9:112)
(mechanical movements)

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AUTHOR:
TIM:
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ORIG. AMCY:
EDITOR.
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pus:[ BOOK
See Table Of Contents in precision Mechanics
Theory and Design of IngtrMent-emponent nekhaniki.), Collect-
oriya i raschet elmentov priboror tocbnOY
(Te stgtey, Vyp-22)
e& articles,INr 22 (SbGrnik JiteratUrYp
tekhn. iZA-10 2Wb1UO6tr01"-e1"'0Y
Goo. nwjohno- 3.957J, 168 PP. 6500 copies
Moscow-JoeningrOA)
I iki
Lenjugradskiy institut tochnoy mekhanild 11 . .. Ed. In-Chieft
Bogdanovicb. M. M-,Gand .. of Tech. Sciencey'DOeent, A.; Tech-
Bol'shakOv,li' S.. k.; Ed. Of-Pub- nouse: Borodulins,
Ed.: Sokolova) L. B. chnical an& &Cient'fic
This collection is intended for engineer I te
ld of inatrment anufacturingg It
personnel wrking in the fie aged in instrment-manufactur'ing
ma7 also be useful to students eng
studies at institutions of higfter educOtion-
Theory and Design Of InstrMent-components in Precision Mechanics (Cont.) 180
COVERAGE:
The following subjects are discussed: theory and precision of
clock mechanisms and design of their component parts, such as
conoids and elastic steel-band transmissions; determinatidn 6f
the line Of action of forces acting on the specimen in tension
and compression.tests; screwed connections of machine pax-to;
torque developed in a %herical gyroscope; graphic and analytical
imethod for determining limits of changes of variable vector - can-
ponents; determination of the relative position of links In three-
dimensional link mechanisms.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
1. Ananov, G. D., Candidate of Technical Sciences, Docent. Graphic and
Analytical Method for Determining Limits of Changes of Variable
Vector Components.
The allthor states that the Problem of determining the maxim values 3
Of variable vector cOMPOInents was Presented and solved by the design

124-58-9-9497D
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 9, p 6 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Kislitsyn, S. G.
T IT LE: Application of Helical Operators in Mechanics (Prilozheniya
vintovykh operatorov k mekhanike)
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry on the author's dissertation for the degree
of Doctor of Phys ical- Mathematical Sciences, presented to the
Leningr. politekhn. in-t (Leningrad Polytechnic Institute),
Leningrad, 1958
ASSOCIATION: Leni ngr. politekhn. in-t (Leningrad Polytechnic Institute),
Leningrad
1. Operators (Mathematics)--Applications
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F. M. Dimentberg andS. G. Kislitsin, "The Application of Helical-Axis
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Calculations to the Analysis of Spatial Mechanimw.11
papat pmaeaW at the 2ad ALL-Unim Owt. an ftda=mUl Prablow lu tba
Tbeary of Vk*hUme arA Mmebanism, Moacow, UM, 210-28 Mmeh 19~8.

KISLITSYu, S. G.
Calculation of rod systems bAvlag repeating parts. Uch. zap. Pbd.
inst. Gertes 1831931-239 058a (MIU 13:8)
(Mathematical pbreics)
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KISLITSYNq S.G.
Limited application of the correctinn of Newton's %ethod to the
determination of the piriod,and form of a naturalvibration
process. Trudy Inst.mash. Sem. po, teor.mash. 21 no.83-84:55-58 161.
(KIPA 14: 6)
(Vibration)

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-nSLaEMa,.L.t SHIRKOV, I.P.; VENGEROVSKIY. V.A.; FEDOROV, D.F.;
-VAZErROY, B.N.; TRUBTSZV, D.S.-
Rostrum of periodical's readers, inventors, efficiencr promoters,
and innovators at readers' conference in Moscow. Izobr. v SSSR
2 no.9:37 6 157. (MIRL 10:10)-
I.Deputat Verkhovnogo Soveta SSSR (for Shirkov). 2.Zavod "Serp i
molot" (for Fedorov, Truntsev) 3.Byuro sodeystviya ratsionalizateii
I izobretatelletvu Nauchno-iseledovatellskogo instituts, Drevmsh
(for Vazhnov).
(Moscow--Invention~)
(Moscov-Suggestion systems)

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K1SLITS7N,.G.S.,;. LIANIX, TVA.
"A course In the theory of probabilities.!' B.V. Gnedenko. Rs-
vievod by S.-S. Kislitsyn, IU,V. Linnik. Ukr.ast.zhur. 8 no.2:
231432 156 i (Mi 9:8)
(Probabilities)
(Guedinko, Boris Vladisirovich, 1912-)

KISLITSYN S.S. (Leningrad)-
Averi4p length of a minimum-redundancy binary code in the case
where-'the probabilities of the coded symbols differ but slightly
from each other, Teor. veroiat. kee prim. 7 no.3:342-343 162.
(WM 15:7)
(Probabilities)
(Information theory)

XISLITSYN, S.S.
Estimation of the least mean number of paired comparisons necessary
for the complete ordering of N objects of different weight. Vest.
LGU 17 no.1:162-163 .162. (MIRA 15:1)
(Mathematical statistics)
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NISLITSYNO S.S.
-Discrete variant of a problem of MoW, Vesti IhU 11t.-no,19:340-
X242 1620 (KEU 15.-10)
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A UTHOR: Vorob 'yev, N. N. (Lezdngrad),* Kislitsyn, S. S. (Leningrad))
'Wkhaylova.
,TITLE: "Fatigue-rest'l-thodel L.Reportedat the 4thAU-Uniou Mat.11temadcal.
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i SOURCE: Ali SSSR. Izves dya'# Tekhnicheskaya kibernetika, no. 1, 1965, 21-V'11:
TOPIC TAGS: fatigue rest mbdet
ABSTRACT.* The considered, of a model ofa:...
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11stationary regime" means such an, alternation of the work and rest periods that
the productivity renutias constant. The optimal stationary regime corresponds.to
the ma3dmum work done. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 28 formulas.
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KISLITSYN) S.S.
Average length of the Huffman code. Usp. mat. nauk 20 no.6:
105-log N-D 165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Submitted Jan. 30, 1964.

KISLITSYN V.G.; TEPLOV, V.V.
Using 9=11. molds in the autoclave production of wall slabs.
Bet.'i. sbel,-bet, 9 no.3:140-W Mr 163. (MIRA 16:4)
1. Glavnyy konstruktor-Sverdlovskogo zavoda zhelezobetonnykh
izd;1i3Ly imni. Leninakogo komsomola (for Kislitsyn).
2e. dUahchiy konstruktor Proyaktno-konstruktonkoy kontory
Glavhtroydetali Ministeratva a-troital'stva predpriyatiy_
metanurgichookoy i khimicheakoy promyshlennosti SSSR (for
Teplov). (Autoolavea)- (Precast concrete-during)
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Development-of health reoorts. Vop. kur., fizioter. i lech. fize
ful't. 24 no. 4:358-359 Jl-Ag 159. (MIFA :L3;8)
1. Nachallnik sanatorip. ."KiBlovodak".
(HWITH FMORTSs WATMING PLACESP ETG.)

KISLITSYN, V. I.
Cand Med Sci - (diss) "Treatment of patients with hypertonic
ailment in the Kislovodskiy Health Resort." Rostov-na-Dont 1961.
19 pp; (Rostov-na-Don State Med Inst ); 340 copies; price not
given; (KL, ?-61 sup, 259)

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!BERGER., G.S.; BUZUNOV, V.A.;,,4ISLITSYNIA, L.G.; ISHCHENKO, V.V.
Device for determining sodium oleate adsorption on mineral powders
unde.r grain floating conditions. TSvet. met. 38 no.2:16-17 F 165.
(14M 18: 3)

CHEMOV, VA. A., BELYAYEVA, N. I.,, KISLIISYNA. L. P.
Soil Absorption
Comparison of the absorptive energyof the 16ns~of hydrogen, trivalent aluminump
calcium, and ammonia in red and black soils. Pobhvovedenie no. 6 (1952)

KISLITSYITA, L.P.
#Adsorption of H~rdrogen. and Aluminum loxin by Turf-Podsolic Soils and
Red Earths (terra roar-al). " Cand Apr Sci, Soil 111rt b; i5ri V.V. bol-cuchayev,
Moscow. 195q. (RZhB
101, No 3. Oct 54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Wspertations Defended at USSR
Higher Educational Institutions.(10)
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BEDCHER, A.Z.; VALUYSKIY, A.A.;,XISLITSYNA, Ye.A.
Artificial fracturing of Miocene carbonate rocks and its effoot on
the results of geophysical strudie of wells. Geol. nefti i gaza 6
no.11:54-58 N 162. (KM 15:12)
1. Krasnodarskiy filial Vsesoyuznogo nef tegazovogo nauchZ16-issledo-
vatel'skogo instituta.

MOSKIIINSKAYA, N.K.-, KISLITSYNA, Z.G.
Determining the activity.of o;Wgen-containing condensation products
of aromatic hydrocarbons with formaldehyde. I2v.vys.ucbeb.zav.;-
khimA khim.tekh. 4 no.4:668-671 161. (1-MRA 15:1)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy khimiko-tekhnoloLicheskiy institut, kafedra
tekbnologii plasticbeskikh mass.
(Hydrocarbons) (Formaldehyde)

3/00 62/000/023/094/120
BlolXB186
AUTHORS: Moshchinskaya, N. K., -t-r
0giy, M. S.,
Mamedov, A. A., Prasolova, V. P.
."TITLEs Hydroca;bon resins. Communication 4. Syntheses of oxyGen-
centainrng products and resins of the polyoxyarylene methylene,
ser ies startinG from dome polycyclio'hydrocarbons and their
mixtures'with toluene
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 23, 1962, 679, abstract
23P103 (Nauchn. tr. Dne ropetr. khimb-tekhnol.,in-t, no. 12,
part 2, 1961, 229 - 239~
TEM Studies were made of the con ditions'fot synthesizing oxygen-
containing condensation products of CH 0 with phenanthrene and fluorene,
2
and mixed resins (MR) by condensation of CH 20 with a mixture of phenanthre'ne
and acenaphthene, and anthracene with toluene. Tho' oxygen contents, the
thermal effects of interaction with xylene In the presence of concentrated
fl so (as a characteristic of.the MR activity),.and the molecular weights.
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Hydrocarbon resins. B101 /B186
for the resulting- T;,R were determined. The 'conditions for'curing the
with phenol formaldehyde novolac 'R were developed.
oxygen-containing MR Sol
The products were used for molding powder compositions of the novolac type.
Condensation of MR with phenol in the presence of acid catalysts yielded
hydrocarbon phenol formaldetyde MR which reacted with urotropin like
novolac phenol formaldehyde I.M. An additional treatment of the novolac IR
with paraform in the presence of alkali yielded resol-type IMR which set
when heated. Praliminary data-are given on the method of producing molding
powders and finished products from the resins obtainod. For communication3,
see RZhKhim, 1962, 22P99. 'Abstracter's notet Complete translation.j
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B101/B186
AUTHORS- Kialitsyna, Z. G., Moshchinskaya, W. K.
TITLE: Hydrocarbon resins. Communication 2. -Some reactions of
hydrocarbon resins
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal.' Khimiya, no. 23, 1962, 679 abstract
23P102 (Nauchn.'tr. Dnepropetr, khim.-tekhnol. in.-t, no. 12,
4, 2, 1961,23 - 31)
TEXT: To assess the industrial applicability of oxygen-containing resins
(OCR) obtained by condensation of formaldehyde',with.aromatic hydrocarbons,
the reactions of their thermal decomposition, oxidation, acetylation, and
:condensation with aromatic.hydrocarbons and phenol have been investigated.
OCR are shown to be usable a-s initial substances for producing aromatic
-carboxylic acids, hydrocarbons of tho diaryl-methane series,.and resins
of the polyarylene methylene series. All resins obtained react with phenol
to form thermoplastic resins (TPR) of the polyoxymethylene'arylene series,
TPR with improved properties are obtained by additionally,"treating them
with CH 20 in the presence of H-Cl. Emulsion resins of the reaol type can be
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obtained from some
alkaline catalysts.
[Abstracter's note:
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For communication 1, see RZhKhimt 1961, 21P34-,
Complete translation.

MOSHGHINSKAYA , N.K. , doktor khim. nauk; KISLITSYNA, Z.G. , Imnd.tekhn. nauk;
KRUKOVSKIY, S.P.; MASHKEVICH, S.A.; W-VTSOV,
V.S.; KUTSYGINA, V.V.; ZEMLYANSKAYA, L.K.
New binders in the production of particle boards. Bum. i der. prom.
no.2:14-15 AP-Je 164. (MIRA 17:9)

USSR / General and Specialized Zoology - Insects. P
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur -, Biologlya, No 5, 1959, No. 20932
Author :Budarina, N. A,; Kisliyp 0. V.
Inat :Not given -
Titlo :A New Method of Controlling Bam Pests
Orig Pub :Kolgospnik Ukrainii 1958i No 6, 20
Abstract :No abstract given
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VLASOVI Valerian Ivamvich; BMW, Yakcrv.Isaakovich;.,KISLOV, A.G.
kand. tekhn. imaukp retoenzent; PORTNOY, S.I., otv, red.;
AZAROVA, I.G., red&; TSAL, R.K.0 tekbu. red.
[Design of,the higb-frequencyunits of radar stations] Pro-
ektirovanie vysokochastotrqkh''uzlov radiolokatsiomlykh stan-
taii. Leningrad, Goe.soiume izd-vo sudostroit. promyshl
1961. 356 p. (MIRA 25M
(Radar) (microwaves)

XOSTROV. M.P.; BIRYUKOV, V.G.; SIROTINSKIT, L.I.; KISLOV, A~H-; XOZHUXHOV. Y.K.;
AKOPYAN, A.A.; MIXUMOV, A.M.; LARIONOT,
Professor M.Batkovich. 7iftieth anniversary of his birth. glektrichestvo
no.10:92 0 153. (xLvA 6:10
(Butkovich. Georgii Vladimirovich, 1903-

Mil, L.I., inzh.;
MASIMOVAJ ll.V.p inO,.,; BYVALYY, E.,I. Inzli.; 'ffi-WEV.L
KISLOV,. tekhaik
c1gating the perfrimance of the fanless heatIng unit
.assigned by engineers V.A. and M.Shushpannilco-v. Sbor.
.,-'KuzNIUI no,10:202-221 t64. (MTRA 18:9)

S/04AP9024/008/016/0'17
B012/BO67
AUTHORS: Vlasovy A.-G., Voroblyev, A. Kislov, A. N.,
MeshoheFy-akovq R. P.
TITLE- Investigation of the Losses in Electrons Due to
Scattering in the Residual Gas in the Accel-era-TTn-g-
PERIODICAL, Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Seriya fizicheskaya, 1960,
Vol. 24, No- 8, PP- 1006-1012
TEXT: In the present paper the theoretical calculations of the losses
in accelerated particles due to scattering in the residual gas were
experimentally examined. A suggestion is made for calculating these
losses. First, only the definite results of calculations according to
the methods by No M. Blachman and E. D. Courant (Refs. 5,6), J. M.
Greenberg and To H, Berlin (Refs. 7,8) and A. N. Matveyev (Refs. 9,10)
are studied and compared in a Table. This comparison shows that the
various methods lead to different results. The control method and the
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Investigation of.the Losses in Electron s S/04 ?OV824/008/016/01T
Due to Scattering in the Residual Gas in the B012~BO67
Accelerating Chamber
experimental apparatus are then described. Fig. I shows the measuring
block diagram. The results of measurements are given and compared with
the results of theoretical calculations. In conclusion the following
is stated: character and quantitative comparison of the curves shown
in Fig. 6 indicate that the losses in electrons due to scattering in the
residual gas can be calculated according to the method of Greenberg and
Berlin as well.as according to that of Matveyev with sufficient accuracy
since the results differ only by 1.5 -* 1-7 times from one another.
According to the method of Blachman an~ Courant the losses in protons
clue to scattering in the gas may be estimated, whereas for the electrons
the val*ues obtained by this method are too low. The sufficient agreement
between the experimental and the theoretical results also confirm the
correctness of tho method of measurement chosen. V. G. Shestakov
assisted in the measurements. The collaborators of the NII TH and PTP
assisted the authors.in this work. There are 6 figures, 1 table, and
15 references: 8 Soviet and 7 British.
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Due to Scattering in the Residual Gas in the B012/BO67
Accelerating Chamber
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-issledovatel-lakiy institut pri Tomskom
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politekhnicheskom institute im. S. M. Kirova (Scientific
Research Institute at the Tomsk Polytechnicallffs-t-it-u-f-e
imeni S. M. Kirov)

TARASEVICH, ~.L, inah,j KISLOV. A.N., tokhnik
Automatic control of heaters in Kusnotak mines. Sbor. KuzNIUI
no.9405-114 161. NMI 160)
(Rusnitsk Basin-Mno vintilation-Cold weather coh~i+Aon-s)
(Automatic control)

BOGLrISKIY) S.S.; ZAFTVATKDTAj B.I.; KIL11-WI,
Y,OZLMISKIY, P.R.; FOLCHRIOV, V.I;.; TARASEVICH, L.I.; UIOUl,
R.A.j otv. red.; BELOV, V.S.., red. izd-va; OVSWENKO, V.G.,
tekhn. red.
(Automatically controlled mining systems]Aucinichrqe avtorati-
cheskle ustanovki; prakticheskoe posobie 'po avtomatizatsii na
shakhte. Moskva) Gosgortakhizdat, 1962. 195 P.
(MIRA 15:12)
(Mining machinery) (Automatic control)
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AUTHOR: Vlasov, A. G~v pi.,`~
TITLE: Apparatus for'measur#* short-life lsomet~rio-tra~sitlonk.'
PFRIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurTial Pizik'a 1 1%30- W abstradt
IA353
(In collectiont "Elektr6n.'uskoriteW, Tomsk,'Tomakiy 06i
288 - 291)
TUT: Apparatus for measur1ng_bfioA---1-ife, i~bmetilo'Aransitioni.." -scribed
The measurements were carridd out on ~&'tro~'d .-25- MW muimum- energy'.
a-bet . - ./I -:
apparatus comprised a cutting-of f. circuit"whiCh'permitted. also. the contr(A or 'the
maximum energy of. bremsstrahlung,:and the prev6 n'tion of the error due , , oidllla--~
tions of 'the radiation intensityj a. s'eintil'latloh.,dpeotrometei;:,o~erAtin~- 41th'a
pulse supply, an amplitude analyzer"'ana 6 16-chinnel, time anaikie~.' The,Aisratich
of the cut-off was 3,Usec
K. Aglintsev
[Abstra~cter's note Complete.tr slati
an or~Y
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S/i2o/62/000/001/019/061
E140/E463
AUTHORS: Gavrilovskiy, B.V., Karadzhev, K.V., Kis 0v- A_Yn'_
TITLE: Hall effect pulse multiplier for charged nuclear
particle analysis
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksp~rimenta, no.1, 1962, 9o-96
TEXT: For determination of the natures of secondary charged
particles in nuclear reactions (determination of charge and mass)
an iouization method is useful, in which the impulses arising in
two detectors are multiplied. The first detector is fairly thin
and measures the energy loss dE/dx, the second measures E.
Then the expression
0.8 2 0.2
EdE / dx 00 M z E
depends almost linearly on the mass, and directly on the square-6f
the charge, for non-relativIstic particles. While the method'is
not too accurate, it is quite satisfactory to separate the-values
corresponding to given types of particles. The article*des6ribes
a Hall-effect multiplier for use,in this application, capable of
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Hall effect pulse multiplier ... E14o/E463
giving results for the analysis of low energy 10 MeV) charged
particles with very short impulses available from the detectors, ou.
the order of a microsecond. The n-Ge detector in a high-speed
,magnetic circuit 1~as a large dynamic range for both variables.
Aside from the detector, the circuits use vacuum tubes-
exclusively, There is I figure.
ASSOCIATION; Institut atomnoy energii AN SSSR
(Institute of-Atomic Energy AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: May 25-, 1961
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S/094/61/000/001/003/007
E073/E333
AUTHOkS; Pen1kov, N.I., Gramshpul', E.A., Gorelik, V.I.,
and Zotin, P.Ye.
TITLE: Electrolyser for a Ternary Alloy
PERIODICAL: Promyshlennaya eiiergetika. 1961, No'. 1, P. 15
TEXT: In one of the plants producing a ternary alloy,
carbon electrodes of 400 x 400 x 550 mm were used. For a
loading of 12 000 A the current density at the cathode surface
2 9
was 0.282 A/cm and at the anode surface it was 1.25 A/cm
During the gradual burning-off of the carbon anodes fragments
of the carbonand the ash dropped off, which formed a sludge and
screened a part of the liquid.surface of the lead cathode,
leading to a sharp decrease in yield. Furthermore, the
arrangement of the anodes in the electrolyser was such that
the current density at the cathode surface was highly non-
uniform, which led to local overheating and a reduction in
output. To eliminate these drawbacks, the authors proposed
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Electrolyser for a Ternary Alloy
substitution of the carbon electrodes by graphite blocks of
300 x 400 x 800 mm. Fragments did not fall off the graphite
and thus sludge formation was prevented. In spite of the
fact that the current density remained the same, 12 000 A,
as for carbon anodes, the current intensity in the case of
graphite anodes is distributed more u'niformly and con-
sequently the cathode surface of the electrolyser in utilised
more efficiently (see sketches). Practical introduction of
the proposal of the authors (for which third prize was awarded
iii the Fifteenth All-Union Competition on Saving Energy) led
to the following results.
1) The output of the electrolyser increased from 1200-1300
to 1500-1600 kg/day.
2) The currentlefficiency increased from 52-55 to 58-62%.
3) The specific electricity consumption decreased from
1650 to 1600 kWh/ton.
The resulting annual saving in electricity for the work
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Author
Title
Periodical
Abstract
Pub. 10 - 2/8
Kislov, B. D. (Moscow)
FD-3079
: Construction of regions of stability and of lines of equal re-
sources according to phase and amplitude by means of nomograms
for systems of automatic regulation
: Av-tbm. i telem., Vol. 16ANov-Dec 1955, 508-529
The author.presents nomograms that permit one to construct regions
of stability and lines of equal resources (zapasy) according to
phase and amplitude of the system. He gives a method of construct-
ing the boundaries of the region of self-excited oscillations and
the line of equal amplitudes of.these oscillations in the case of
investigations of nonlinear systems by means of the principle of
harmonic balance. In the constructions one can utilize experimen-
tally acquired characteristics, which is especially valuable in
the investigation of nonlinear systems. The author thanks V. V.
Solodovaikov. Three references: V. V. Solodovnikov, "Synthesis
of correcting servosystems in the case of typical actions," ibid.,

Card 2/2 FD-3079
Abstract : No 5, 1951; Korrektiruyushchiye tsepi v avtomatike [Correcting
circuits in automa~icsl, Foreign Literature Press, Moscow, 1954;
K. F. Teodorchik, AvtokolebatelInyye sistemy (Self-excited oscil-
lations systems], State Technical Press, Moscow, 1948.
Institution :
Submitted : February 15, 1955

S/103J60/021/008/005/014
B012/BO63
AUTHOR: -Kislov,_P. D.~(Moscow)
TITLE: A Reduced Equivalent Amplification Factor of a Non-linear
Element, in, th*'Preo*nc* of Noises'15
PERIODICALt Aytomattka i tolomakhanika# 1960, Vol, 21, No. 8,
PP- 1141-1148
TEXT: The present paper deals with an automatic control system coniisting
of a linear and s:non-linear part * it i8,0 ressed by eq!4__ +4- " '".(I) ~ (3)-
(1) is given for the linear Ielement: and (21 for the non-linear,' inertia- L/
lose one. According to equation (3) ZM - X(t) + X,,(t), the noise in the
form of the periodic function Qt) acts at the in tit f the non-linoar
n ,
0lement, in addition to the output coordinate 03 ofothe inear part of
the system. The frequency spectrum of this function is outside the 'trans-
Inission'range of the'linear part of the system. The author studies the came
in.,which Xn(t) is a random,funotion. The frequency of the periodic oncilla-
,tions of the coordinate X(t) compriees the range C~ > 60 > ~0 where 6j.
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is the cutoff frequency of the linear part of the system. In this can* it
mossible to represent the coordinate X(t) as a harmonic function:
is
X A coo cot. If the function- Xn( t) has a high frequency, the phase
shift between A coo 6)t and Xn(t ) has no considerable effect9 and the term
of'the mean (reduced) equivalent amplification factor can be introduced.
The function Z(t) may-be periodic or almost periodic. If Xn(t) has, however,-
* high frequency, the amplitude of the first harmonic of the function Z(t) CO
Will be almoot.equal to A.. A is therefore assumed to be the amplitude of
the first harmonic o*f Z(t). Xrj(t) is approximated by means of the function
X /t (Fig. 1). During the period T, thi 9 function is represented as the
n%
sum, n, of square pulses of a width Lt and a height ni (1 -'1, 29 3, ..,n).
The reduced equivilent amplification factor of the non-linear element is
determined to be the ratio between the coefficient of the first harmonic
in the expansion of the function at the output of the non-linear element
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Non-linear Element in the Presence of Noises B012/B063
in '4~ Fourier neri*sq,oft.the: tinier hand,and the 064fficient of the,first,
harmonic in the expansion of the function at the input of the non-linear
element in a seriens Formula (22) in derived for the reduced equivalent
amplification factor. It may lie seen from it that-I (A, ni) is this
coefficient if at the output of the non-linear element the function
Z,. a z in, determined by formula (24)9 It is assumed that.the'funotion
Xn(t) is approximated in such a way that it has m different heights
during the period T. In this case one obtains formulas (25) and (26) in-
stead of (22). It r1ay -be so-on from the formulas derived that the reduced
equivalent amplification factor'doos not depend on the noise frequency,
but is determined by the, frequency. Formulas (25) and (26) contain sum-
mands corresponding to several types of non-linear elements. These summands
are listed in a table* The analysis of the system by the graphic-analytical.
method is illustrated by 'Figs. 2 and 3. There are 3 figures and I table.
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127-58-5-23/30
AUTHORS: Kislov, F.I., and Golovanov, G.A., Mining Engineers
TITLE: Improvement of Badly-Wearing Parts of Sand Pumps (Usover-
shenstvovaniye bystroiznaBhivayushchikhsya detaley pes-
kovIykh naeosov)
PERIODICAL: Gornyy Zhurna-1, 1958, Nr 5, PP 73-75 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The main mass of the pulp in the Olenegorsk Concentration
Plant is transported by sand pumps of the 6P-7 type with
capacity of 360 cu m/hour and a head of 40 m. The coarse-
ness and hardness of the.material makes the pulp very ab-
rasive, which results in a quick wearing-out of some parts
of the sand pumps. The Bobruyakiy Zavod (Bobruyak Plant)
casts the working parts of the 6P-7 pumps from Kh-28 steel;
their service life amounts to about 100 hours. In view of
the fact that the plant does not supply spare Darts, the
central repair-Mechanical Shops of the mine have cast these
parts out of alloyed cast iron of the LKhCh-2 grade.
After thermal treatment, the hardness of the parts cast
from this iron is 415 to 440 HB which makes their mecha-
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mechanical processing, soa~k parts of the pumps wore re-
designed, as.,Bhown in Figures lb, 2b and 3b. Their service
.life amounts on tho average to I]M or 140 hours.
ASSOCIATION: Olenegorskoye rudoupravleniye (Olenogorok Mine Administration)
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 2/2 1. Pumps4faintenance

BRILBG N.S., dots.1
_I~ Au ot7azannost' dots,;
. Jspol
GNOYFV, A.M.2 ispol. abyazannosti dots.
[Flethods manual on projection with numerical marks and
perspective] Metodicheskoe posobie po proektsiiam s chis-
lovymi otmetkami i perspek-tive. Moskva, 1965. 75 p.
(,MIRA 18:12)
1. Moscow. GidromellorativWy Institut. 2. Kafedra na-
chertatellnoy geometrii I cherchenlya Gidromeliorativnogo
institutp,-.

ROZOV, Serafim Vasil'yevich, doteent, kand.tekhn.nauk; VASSEMIAIT, Ta.ye.,
inzh., retsenzent.; KISrjOV, I.A., inzh., retsenzent; LOPATA,
A.Ta., kand.tekhn1.i-.m*-.-rW_&.-.'~ . V.K., red.
(Teaching mechanical drawing In technical schools; a brief
manual for teachers] Prepodavenie chercheniia v tekhnikumakh;
kratkoe rukovodstvo dlia prepodavatelei. Hockva, Goa.nanchno-
tekha.izd-vo mashinoRtroit.lit-ry. 1959. 245 p. (MIRA 13:1)
(Neebanical drawing--Study and teaching)

RYABINOVI D.A., dots,-;-KISLOV"," LA.-.. St. pr9p.
(Fundamentals of Projection with numerical marking]
Osnovy proektsii s chislovyzi,:otmetkami. Moskva., Mosk.
sellkhoz. Akad. im. Timiriazeva, 1962. 32 (MPIRA 170)
T

XISLOV, I.Y.
young technicians. Fiz.v shkole 16 no.5:96 S-0 156.
1. Zaveduyushchiy kobinetom flaiki i matenatiki Gurlyevskogo
instituta usoyershenstymnlya uchiteley.
(Ouryov-Technical education)

RUSINOV, L.I. [deceased]; ANDHEYEV, YU.N.; GOLENETSKIY, S.V.; KISLOV, M*I.;
FILIMCNGV, Yu.I.
210m
Alpha-decay.of the isomer Bi Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz. 40
no.4;1007-1015,Ap '611. (MIRA 14:7)
1. Leningradskiy fiziko-tekhnicheskiy Institut AN SSSR.
(Alpha rays) (Bismuth--Decay)

KISLOV, ff.s.,
Status and measures for further Improvement in pharmaceutical
service to the pupulation and In supplying drugs to therapeutic
and prophylactic centers of the R.S.P.S.R. Apt.delo 4 no.4:16-29
JI-Ag 155. ()Fr.RA 8: 10)
1. Nachal'alk Glavzogo aptokoupraylonlya RSISR.
(MARMT,
iz %ssia, orgazis.)

KISLOV, H.S.
State of the system of supplying people and therapeutic and
preventive institutions of the R.S.F.S.R. with drugs.and methods
for its iVrovement. Apt.delo 5 no.4:3-11 Jl-Ag '56. (KLBA 9:9)
1. Nachallnik Glavaogo aptechnogo upravlentya Kintaterstva zdravo-
okhraneniya RSFSR.
(DRUG INDUSTRY)

KISLOV, N.A.; BALTHIN, F.V.
Xxperience In Industrial training.of studentB. Politekh.
obuch.. no.11:17-19 X 159. (MIRA 13:2)
(Vocational education) (Field, work(Educational method))

KOSTYUK, V.A.; MiEKMTOV, V.I.; BIJLISKIY, M.T. [deceased]; VAjjtR, 0.1.;
KIS N.A.; TSVETKOV, P.M.; AVRAMOV, V.M.
Rapid repair of the hearth bottom fritting of tilting open-hearth
furnaces. Stall 23. no.8:707-710 Ag 163. (MIRA 16:9)
(Open-hearth furnaces-Maintenance and repair)

ITAGORSKIYI I.S.; KISLOVt N.7.; VOV(VS, S.F.
Seeking the optir-um.parameters of rolls for pressing peast dust.
.Trudy Inst. torf. 0 DSSR 9:153-168 160. (14IRA 1/,:2)
(peat machinery)

NAGORSKIY, I.S., kand.tekhn.nauk; qSLOV,_N.V., kand.tekhn.nauk,- VOLKUS, SOPIPP
inzh.
Air permeability of milled peat. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; energ.
no.4s83-89 Ap 165, (MIRA 1814)
1. Belorusskiy politakhnicheskiy institut. Predstavlena kafedroy
torfyarqkh mashin.

KISLOV, N.V., Inzh.
Weight distribution of peat particles by fractions. Tq~f.prom,
40 no.5:21-25 163. (MIRA 16:8)
1. BelorusBkiy politekhnicheskiy institut.
(Peat-Analysis)

KISDDV, N.V.
Flying speed'of granulated peat. Sbor. nauch. trud. Bal.
.politekh.,in.at. no. 8&0-37 160. (MM 14:12Y
(Nat-Ahalysis

KISLOV, P.M.
Effect of flooded tectonic dislocations on the develnrrr-n~
shifting zones. Izv.AN Kazakh.396 ".1 er'. t~khj, khim.~
11t 163. (Him 170)
6:
1

LUKHTANOV, A.G.; KISLOV, P.M., starshiy prepodavatell
Effect of external conditions on the stability of bench marks.
Sbor. nauch. trud. Kaz GMI no.19:47-53 160. (MIRA 150)
(Bench marks)

m
OV, 81r
,~,_S~L
Classed specialists-at the locators.. Starsh.-serzh. no-4:6
Ap 162. (WRA 15:4)
(Rockets (Ordnance))

KISLOV, V., insh.
"-~~Konsalarlsd Instructor an IMustrial safety. Inergetik 8 no-8:35
Ag 160. (MML 13:10) 7 1
(Jotov, Aleksei Ivanovich)
0
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1
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KISL ~111..
Forroresonant stabilizor with a compensating condenser. Radio
no.1:54-55 J6 161. (MIRA 14;9)
(Voltage regulators)

1 "IS LUV A.
7. A. Kisloii, and A.- -I. Xofman. ';Thc3 clinical properties of irjur-ies to sone o--:' the functions
of the centr 1"vegetive michanisras in open firearz:' tmu~s to the skull and brain", in the
collection: ilevrologlya voyen. vremeni, Vol. 1, Loscow, 19.1,9, p. 1115-29
SO- U-Itll, 17 July 1953, (Letopis 'Murnal Inykh State3~, 1:4o. 20, 19119)

th
tiisions and vcEeta"`e di7St!L'b---nc^-S '?l C-L"
and A. L Kofman. con
acute phase", In the collection: Nevrologriya vo~ven. vremcni, Vol. 1, "'SCOW 191r9?, P-3E&4W
SO: U-411, 17 July 1953, (Letopis lZhurnal Inykh OStatey, No. 20, 1949)

FISLOV,'V. A.
SpAnall *7 fan
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T~959- c. 'il-4'/
T. !I - I: -
osi!~~Ijcjtriya 'r,,o.,,en. 1;remoni-
V,)l. 50, sloa, -1949
rnalt Vi,~Jj S~atey, ~,o
sc: lzto~,isl Zhu

KI3LOV, V.A.
29748
0 shlrokom vnyedr-yenii v syelfskokliozyaystuyepnoxe Proizvodstvo Uchyeniya M. michurinae
v sb: Michurinskuyu Nauku-va.-kh. Proizyodstvo. Novosibirsk, 1949, s. 6-48
ISO: LETOPIS' NO. 40

Let Us-Dis=ss.-Froblam-of -Providing A&onomists' Services to Collective Farms: What
CH.',,,GFZ SIHCULD BE, YADE. (By V. Kislov, Assitjt&nt Director of No-'rosibirsk Provin-ce
Aexiculture Administration
Soviet Source: Izvestia,, Jan..'.8, P. 2.
Current Digest of the Soviet Fress (in 40 Library), Vol, 4, No. 1, 1952, p. 22

TROYINOV, S.S.; NOROZOT, D.M., redaktor; MOTOVA, A.F.t
tekhaichWIRTy-r-adaktor
Claiming form crops In Siberia] Tozdalyvante sellskokhosiatstvennykh
kulitur v Sibiri. Moskva. Go@. izd-vo selkhoz. lit-ry, 1956. 133 P.
(NLRA 10:1)
(Si.berta-fteld crops)

L ~3877-66 EWT(!)/Evrr(m)/EPF(n)-2/r/ETC(m)-6 WW/bj/WE
ACC NRs AP6009922 (A,N) SOURCE CODE: Ult/0413/66/000/004/0117/10117
AUTHOR: Bakhj!rev,_A._t,; Tumanova, A. S.; Lisitsyn,__A. RodnikIov, ".; po~harov
M. A.; Rezvov,.j._~.; 1~jirnov,_Ap~. t -.Y!~ r
_A.; K_ygch~qy, V. Ye.
V..
K Iler, q. U. 6jQ&&wjLftfip6XjVaznov, Yu. A.; KS~h Kq~!kin. V. A.;
-o . .
Polonskiy, S. N.; !e avrov L. 1.
J. L
ORG: none
TITLE: A sectional high-pressure fuel pun Class 46, No. 179124
SOURCE: Izabretenlya, promyshl*nnyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki. no. 4, 1966, 117
TOPIC TAGS: engine fuel pump, internal combustion engine, high pressure pump
ABSTF,ACT: This Author's Certificate introduces: 1. A sectional hiph-pressure fuel
2umWfor internal combustion engines. The pumping elements end camshaft are located
in the pump housing. The unit also contains a general-purpose regulator with weights
mounted on a hub which Isfitted loosely onto the camshaft. These weights operate a
clutch which is connected to the fuel pump rod by a lever mechanism. The hub with the
weights is connected to the camshaft by a helical spring element for stable operation
of the pump under given c=dLtions.' 2. A modification of this pump 4n which the lev-
or mechanism In made up of two Invers mounted on a common axis. One of these levers
UDC: 621.43.031
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Is connected to the pump rod drawbar and the other is connected to the regulator
spring. The lever fastened to the drawbar is also coupled with another spring which
1--housing; 2--pumping element; 3--camshaft; 4--
-purpose regulator; 5--weights; 6--hub; 7--
general
regulator clutch; 6--rod; 9-helical spring element;
10--common exis; U and 12--control levers; 13--
drawbars; 14--regulator spring; 15--extra spring;
16--stem; 17--clutch cavity; 18--control lever
moves this lever to increase fuel feed during start-
Ing of the engine. 3. A modification of this fuel
in which the regulator clutch is mounted on the
PMP
stem of-the camshaft and prevented from rotating by
~jq lugs on one of the levers which fit into grooves on
the clutch. The clutch cavity bounded by the end of
the shaft Is filled with oil for damping. 4. A modi
fication of this pump in which the additional spring
coupled with the iever mechanism has its other end
connected to the motor control lever so that the spring is out of operation when the
i control lever is moved to the minimum Idling spend-position after the motor Is start-
ed.' ~. A modification of this pump In which the lever in connected to the pump rod
2