SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KLIMOV, D.M. - KLIMOV, I.V.

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KLIMOV, D. M., Cand Phys-Math Sci -- (dies) "Box& problems in the
theory of astatic gyrosco a in'the Carden suspension." Moscow,
1960. 5 ppj (Moscow UnivTz Me V, Losonosov)l 150 copies; price
not given; bibliography on page 5 (12 entries); (KL, 17-609 139)

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AUTHORs KlimovL-Dj-H. (Moscow)
TITLEs On the Notion of the Astatio rosco_po in Cardan Suspension With
dry Fftriction--
PERIODICALs Prikladnaya matematika I mokhanika, ig6o, Vol. 24# No. 4,F
pp. 771-776
TEXTs Yo. L. Nikolai (Ref.i#2) considered the motion of a balanced
gyroscope in Cardan suspension under consideration of constant friction
torques in the axon of suspension, The author considers an astatio
gyroscope in Cardan suspension on a fixed basel he assumes that the
forces of friction are proportional to the normal components of the
dynamic roaotions in the axes. The investigation of the equations of
motion is carried out in the plans of angular volocitios'used by Nikolai.
Under absonoo of gravitational force this plane Is decomposed Into six
domains, whore the motion of the gyroscope is described In every domain
by linear differential equttions. so that the image point moves in every
domain on deformed logarithmic spirals. Under consideration of the
gravitation the relations become sore complicatodl the author only
gives first approximations (for small angles and velocities). A large
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art of the results has already been announced 'by the author in
Rsf.3). go thanks A. Yu. Ishlinskly for the guidance of the paper.
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ILDOV. D. M. (Candidetsof PbpIcal and Nothesiatical Sciezoes) and ST
guts of "YqWtotio Methods in solving problem of the notion of an
astatic gyroscope in DIAbol, suspensions
report presented at the Saientific-tachnical Conference an Modern ayroveops,
Technology. MLnistry of Higher end S600ndwY Special Education RSM, hold et
the Leningrad batituts of Precision Mechanics and Optics,, 20-U Novwbw 1962
(In. vysshikh uchebefth z8veddeLy Priborostroyenip, v. 6,, no. 2, 1~63)

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AUTHORt Klimove D.M* (Hoscow)
TMEs Fhe affeet of the torque about the rotor axis on the
drift of a gyroscope suspended by a gimbal mountinS
on a moving base
PERIODICALI Akadsmiya nauk SSSR,,., Izvestiya, Otdoloniyo
tokhnicheakikh nauk, Makhanika i mashinostroyehiye#
nos5s 1962* 134-136.
TEXT: The motion is considered of a gyroscope when suspended
ill a gimbal mounted on a moving base. The gyroscope rotor is
motor driven. In the steady state motion, .the motor maLntains a
constant angular velocity-of the rotor. The gyroscope cege coin-
cides with the geometric cantre of the 'susponsiong the gimbal
rings are statically and dynamically balanced and friction in ih*
suspension hinges in absent. Different coordinate frames are
a!zlsociatad with the moving base and the various elements of the
busponsion, it is shown that, from a given motion of the bass. it
is possible to determine by moans of kinematic relationships the
motion of the gimbal rings# provided the angular momentum of the
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The effect of the torque about the -*- El9l/E135
gyroscope rotor does not change its position in space. By using
the Eular equations for the gimbal rings and the rotori it is
shown that a moment causing a drift is the result of variations
in the torque about the rotor axis. The case Is considered when
tho base oscillates about a single axis, Different expressions
are derived for rotora driven by induction motors or synchronous
motors. It is shown that oscillations at a frequency near the
frequency of natural oscillations of the rotor relative to the
inner ring may cause a substantial drift of the gyroscope*
The case of a "conicalt, motion of the outer ring is also
considero4s
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no Fourth Conforoqco on Gyroscope Technology, sponsored by the Ministry
of Higher sn.; Secondary Special EducAtion RSFSR, was hold at the Leningrad
Institute of Precision Mechanics and Optics from 20 to 24 November 1963.
The conference was attended by representatives from 03 organizations in
30 S: 4, cities, including educational ostabUshments, scientific research in-
stitutea, design bureaus, and industrial concerns. Th# following are am#
of the topics covered in the 93 papers presented and discussed at the conference.
Vibrations of a gyroseops pendulum with a m6nble suspension its a nonuniform
gravitational field: M. Z. Ljtvjn-S#4oy, Senior Scientific Worker; improving
-_dj;&mIc characteristics of some Oro Instruments and devices: A. V. R*~,
Docent, Candidate of Technical Sciences; &am* problems of the Opamics of a
gyroscope with an electric drive iwt&Uod in a Syn" ousponslow S. A.
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PM sr.
scrol ~TITIJAJOXF= die In M- 10004063
kharlam'ov,'Engintorl problems of the theory of th*1nortial me0tod for measur-
Ing aircraft accolarstioni 1. L Pomykayev, Docent, Candidate of Technical Set-
ences: determining the drift of a floated-type integrating gyroscope without the
use of a dynamic standi 0. A. Slomysukiy, Docent, Ctndldate of Technical
Sciences., natural damping of nutattorAl vibrations of a gyroscope: If- 3L 931sty
Engineer: motion of a not quite symmetrical gyroscope pendulum with vertically
movable support: A. N. Borisov&, Aspirant: gyrostope-type inclinometer for
surveying vertical freezing wallet V. A. knitsyn, Candidate of Technical Sciences;
son channels in triaWal gyr*-at&bLUz*d platform: L4 N.
effect of JoUtts b*tw
Sleakin. Engineer-. theoretical proposal for the possible design of a generalized
ences;
gyro instrument: IA. 14. Bogdanovich, Docent, Candidate of Technical Sd
problem of drift in a powerotype triaxial gyro stsbillseri V. N.' Mu-pov, Engineer.
methods of modeling random disturbances in gyro systemst S. S. Shishman. Senior
Yngineer: method of notes funatf"s for investigating a system subjected to random
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SigW4. G. P. Moloftv, Docent, Candidate of Technical, Sciences, drifu IA a gyro-
ilized platform as a result of the effect of cross joints under determined and ran- -
disturbances: B. 1, Massrov, Docent, Candidate of Technical Sciences; stability
ar4natural oscillations in inhomogenscusly rigid gyro systems with backlash under
extarnal Influences, S. A. Chernikav. methods of designing a gyro vertical with
aut~matlo latitude and course corroationst A. V. Till, Candidate of Technical Scion.
Cod; use of aaymptatte methods in solving problems of the motion of an astatic
gyroscope in gymbal suspensiont Candidate of Physical and Mathe- 7
Inalical 5*1*wes, and L. N. Sitskin; theory of optriodic gyro pwAula-. V. S.
Mochalin, Docent, Candidate of Technical Sciences; and selecting basic parameters
of course gyros ~y using nomogramas N. P. Demideako. Engineer. [AS)

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KLIMDVO D.M. (Moskva)) SLZZKIMp L.N. (Moskva)
Ipplication of aaMtotia methods to the solution of problsn on
the notion of an "tatio gyroscq* in gimbals, Isv.AN SM.-
Otd~tekh.nauk.Makh.i "shinostr. no.3tA,5-50 IV-Je 163,
(MIRA 160)
(01roscope)

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Investigating the drifts of an astatic gyroscope in Simbels on a
swinging base. Isv.AN SM.Makh. i mashinostr. no.5111,.16: S-0
163. 16,12).

NIKOIAI Yevgenly Loopol fdovich, Prln4m&l uchastiye
ERDMTULDt V.V.# red.
f0yroscope in ginbals) Giroakop v kardanovow podvese.
Isd.2. S prodislovin A.IU.Ishllnskogo i o dopolnoul-
lami D.M.Kliw"o Moskvaj Izd-vo ONaukajO 1964, 136 p.
(MIRA 17t 5)

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MfOgo Prikl&&Wa matematiM I sakhanikas ve 26# no. 28 1964t 364-366
TOPIIC TAGS: notion stabilitro pendulums upporturbable physical pwdul=o
suspension points gravitational attractions geocentric Torticals Darboux triangle
ABSTRACT i The outhor studies the notion of a pbpicA pwAulux whos * point o;
suspension 0 Noy" along the surface of a fixod'sphers S of radius R encircling
the oarth. He assume that the forces of attraction of the pendulum to the earth
are reduced to a single force mg appU*d at the center of gravity 0 (see Fig. I on
the Zn6losuro) and are directed slong the geocentric vertical (normal to the sur-
face of the sphore). The distance OG is denoted by t. He studios the notion of.
the Pendulum in the aLlowable moving system of coordinates 4-q With center A of
ad introduzos the Darbou triangle 3c., yos so, Its 3c6 ads is dirwtod along the
vector V of absolute velocity of the suspension point Os Us so wds-elosig the
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,v 00 and 4F. The &athw assumas that the mmeas of inuUm. et the
by the angles )P
pendulm vith respect to the x and y axes are the principal ones and are eqwa to
m JLR; the moment of inartia of tbe pendulum wM tsvpeot to %be a axis Is do"
by 0, The projections of angular velocity uo of~ the Dazta= t-dwgle on +,be axis
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IV~-TITIEi pendulum motion with beavy "ping an a vibrating bass
SotMC& AN MR. hvesay&. X8kh&jWm I mllghloostroyeni no. 4, 1064o 14*143
damping
TOPIC TAGSa Pendulum, pendulum motion, pendulum rotation, pendulum.
ABSTRACTs The motion of's pendulum with a vertical We to considered, and it to
proven that vibration of the bass causes slow one-sided rotation of Use pondalum
mean Angular velocity Is then calculated. A three-dimensional system of coordinates
Is set up with one coordinate along the vs~tlcal aids of rotation of the pendulum. Too
equation of motion of the pendulum lot
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AMTOR t IKiln", D. Us (Moscow)
TITLEs Conditions of imperturUbilitr of a arosooplo frow
SOURCEs Prikladnays, matemstiks, I makhanUmt Y, 28# nos 3o 1964# 511-513
TOPIC TAGSs imperturbability# gyroscopic framl precession th*ory# lp"soope
suspension
ABSTRACTs The author studies the motion of &,gyroscopic frame xurrv=Aod by &
spherical ahell. and suspended in fluid without friction. go "vises that the forcel
of attraction of the frame to the earth are taken as a unit force applied to the
t
center of gravity of the frame &:A directed along the normal to the sphere and that 'i
the center of support moves arbitrarily on the surf&** of a fixed sphere surrouaiing
the earth, He shown that it is necessary siA sufficient that the moemmt of mosentm
of the system with respect to the point of support in absolute notion be equal to
zero in order for the fpllowing to be trust the s axisp passing through the center
of support and the center of gravity of the gyraframe is directed along the
geocentric vertical (norml to the sphere) with arb4travy notion of the support
point on the -sphere. It~ obtains conditions for in the framework Of
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procession theory and forwiUtex conditions for japgrftrbability of VTOhorism-
compass from which the forwr oanditions are derived, Orig, art, bass 12 forud"
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nPIC TAOS# gyroscopo, Cardan mspensiong gyroscope action, eq=tion of wtioN
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TITM Drift of a mosoc, in a Cardan suspension on a movable best
SOMCEs - InshenerMy shurnal
Vokhanika tvardogo tols, no. 1p 1966# 3-5
TOPIC TAM gyroscope# gyroscope motiong mathematical analysis, inertial axis
ABSTRACTs The drift of a friction-free Mrroscope in a Cardan suspension is analyzed,
As shown in Fig# It p small Syroscopo to connected to the external rIng of the main
gyroscope, A mathematical analysis of the combined motion shown that the two drift
rates# Ck around the external axis and around the internal axis# are expressed by
The brackets in these expressions denote time average*. A move general analysis
indicates that the motion of the gyroacope platform results in a rotation around U18
external axis relative to inertial space#
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STEPANOV) Yu4,V*; TUROVSKAi~o P.G.; IMCMMMI, A.P.) TSEINI V.S.;
Prcfessor Xonstantin Vasillevich Umovp 1907-1964; obituary.
Elaktrichostvo no,3sQl Mr 165. (MIRA l8j6)

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lAprmveoqnt of themitl processes in matutocp6rat6i o,-vn
h"arth rurnaceso MeWlurg 9 noolOtl(,~L. 0 164 01"PA ISSI) . .

ALIYEVO G.AG (Moskva); BUSLE11KC, N.P. (Moskva) LJUJ,&Q_Vj_G,i~. (Moskya)l NAZAWKO#
A#T* (Moskva)l Prinizali uchastiyet POLYAKOVA, 'i*-A*;'MTSXEVICH, R,T#j
GAYDABUKA, L.A.
Modeling or the operation of an automated rumace machine for Idi
wS "I
pipes. Probl. k1b. no.9s2li-240 16), (MIRA 17sio
1. SlaktrostAllskiy zavod tyazhelogo ushinoutroyonlya (for Polyakovap
Datakevicho Gaydabuka).

.KLIYOV, GRIGORIT FEVWICH
The Terror MachWI the inside story of the Soviet admInistration in
Genmunys By Gregory KII=vj translated from Uke cwrmn by H. C. Stevensp
introduced by Iftard. Crv*sMw and trast Reuters 14ndonp Tabor and
labor C19531.
400 P.
Translat4on or orIginal Russiant Berlinskiy Knoll

._U=Zr~~oskva); ALIYEV., G.A. (Moskya)
SolvJng ono problem of the queueing theory
on a ccoputor usirig
the Y-ont4 CftrlO z9thOd- Zhur- VYch- rMt- I mat- fiz. I nc-5;931~-
935 C-3 163. (I'am 14. 10)
Cybemstics)
Rlootronk. digital compitors)

38511
3/044/62/000/005/065/072
C111/0444
AUTHORs Klimovi 0. P.
TITLRj The alodelling of a certain clase of mass seivice systems
on digital computing machines
PERI ODICAL: fteforativny~ shurnalt Matematika, no. 5 " 1962, 73,
abstraot 5V42!0. ("Zh. vychislaja~stema i vatem. fix.", 1961,
It no- 5o 935-940)
TSATI Considered to the ynthsais of complicated mass service
systems-out of elementary ones launder the aspect of the possibility of a
more simple programming for computing machines). As elementary systems
one has chosent 1.)a system of a parallel instruments# 2#) a system of
r succeeding instrumontst 5.) a'slatem of two intrum6nts, - the main
instrument and the auxiliary Instrument -, which contain the floss of,
calls of different typeel the calls of the second typo which more served
at the auxiliary instrument come together with the calls of the first
type for the servance at the main instruasnt. In front of each of the
instruments there are storage batteries of bounded capacity. Programs
describing the working of these elementary lilystese are put down in the
operator form On**Antroduoss,.~the, operation of-the lauperposition of
Card 1/2

S/O
-44/62/000/005/,065/072
The modelling of a certain class of C111/C444
systems which consists of the fact that an arbitrary instrument out
of an arbitrary elementary s)~stex is substituted by one of the above
described elementary systems. Advicea for the put up of the program
which describes the working of,s. system obtained by superposition,, are
given. It is affirmed that by repeated application of superposition one
can obtain very general masucerview systems.'
[Ab9tracter's notes Completle'translational
Card 2/2

8/877162/001/000/003/000
IY20VD308
AUTHORS: Aliyev# O.A* and KlIM"', 2--P--
TITLEt Principles of construction of the mathematical uodel
of the problem of maso'handling theory (on the.exaa-
ple,of simulating this teabnological-process cc the
polo _finishing section. of an-automatid turkwe pipe-
SOURCE: iucad*Miifi-h"~Anti~havAishmakay S32. vVehislitellwy
t$4ntr0'1F.*Wv1 V* 1. 562i:.28-37
TAM: The. authoii Ponsider.a formAllsed production process
of pipe weldings modelled as a system of mass sorivics. The abov
problem was solvod by,thi authors on the computer 1%trela" at the
Computer Center of MOU,,. using.the Monte-carl* method. Ths operatLons
of the cold finishing SeCtIon-ars:describod ' ther with the block.
to a
diagram of the. AldorlthM of nathmatical mwoddfts ing of the process
defl
and description of problems arising in prograiming. The results
obtained from the mathematical model show..that the characterlatied
Card 1/2

8/877)'62/001/000/0P3/003
PrInciple'vof construction 4201/1008
*of the will u'sed by the authors are not suitable. There are 4
-,pip

Me
v-M=#V 4
LTUSTIMU v La A, g red- I rod. 1TSYGANKIN, A.P., red.;
USMXOV# daktor tekhn, muks -red., BARMVA, Z.S.1,
red.lsd-va; GORDUVA, L.P.,, takhn. red.
[Computer mathematics and computer engineering) vopromy vy-
chislitellnot matemattki I vychislitellaoi tokhniki. M"kva,,
Mashgiss 1963. 1*31 p. OU RA 16 16)
1. Chlea-korrespondeat Akadmil nauk SSSR (for Lyusteraft).
(Ileatronlo computers)

L i3-6 CWT(I ~,'EECW-2/LINAW pg-4/ro-4 F'I-- ;,k-- -'_Peb/F:-4
ACCM11' TOW KT i A75010W tr-N/ OM/ 00V 0.4 _~41 /04,40
A'_71;O11 P.
TITILZi Feliability a system of a qwLre Instruments
SOURCEC Moscow. UnIvercitet. V*ch1g1itel'nyy tsentr. Gbornik rabot, no. 3, 1965.
vyrbis1itel'nyye meto4y I progrunirovanlye (Cc%puting methods and progTsming),
)II _44r
-~'PT-r TAGO't aygtem reliability, q)art part supply, probability theory
M~r'RACT: The article deals with a ffyfftex consisting of n Identica.1 Instr%zoents.
-'Ih,~- t t me of aperation of w7 instrument prior to the inetant of 1, t a r& ~ . Ure I a a
7Txnc1c=_ qimilAty with Npecifted distribution Nnetion. Aner ff-klure, th- 'ristru-
n- rz, 11,z r-p&Ired &M the tL*e of its repair in a random quantlty lepond~rit ,3ri the
.)f -bellw instruments, anti having an exponentia-1 dletrlbul!if: At
*';~ArTt of tine "In4 one iftstrUment ta to -prrst'ori, %jW 'r icime Inrtrmerit
aLngl one of tho remining ones la la go,-D4 vork,14ig order, the lat-
goes Into opeListlon. The problem to to ftnd the ,Lwa governing the
Cxtrlbitlon of the first instant of ftil=e, *-A silhio tb* ifft*rywls be-tv*en 1Lb4
succeast" Instairts of F&Uurt, under the condition that at the initial Lustant of
..................

4ud"onvt -,"tanto-ir ftmm~ it > and
M to P
0.(j) -P(444CO. k> 1.
(wbere F Is the oymbol for +.he ;rdbobWty)q and furthermore u (s) om4 y (s) are
the Lap1mce-StieltJos trmofo=# of Fn(t) azd 04(t),, than the &in result of tbe
paper conoicto in tho foUawing thp*rczl
7_1
Vd'W
it's W
vizere
V 3

fACCMIOX M A2501=7
Ho (s) sm 1. ffo (S) t +C.*G.G, a ~1. 1.
and Cr(s) is the t^pUwe-8tIe1tj4ix tromformAlon of thaefawtion A(t). The tbeo.
rem Is proved r1gorau#4 by probability th"zT. Orig. art. bast 1,3 fwuu".
ASSOCIMONt VyeblaUtol'u" tgeatr Kbskmv&kogo,rL~*rs1tO& (99gate'tIon Center)
guma t 00 WLS 00 am 0=1 Mgt xg
MR Rzr SM S 001 02=t 002-'
-elf Id

BODE, lisksondr Aleksandrovichl JvAXOV0 ysvggniy Nikolayevich;
JUJM#-0QDCSlY- ",
_-.1mirovichl KURBATSXIYj O.M.j nauchn.
MCI ZLDBINA, Z.P.9 -- - I I
(Automatic fift *xtlnPl8bi4 SYltOms) Avtonaticheekle
ustanovki dlia tushenjis, posharov,- Mosir,ap strojisdat,,
1965. 186 p. (MIRA 180)

KLINDY, 1&0 profs, doktor takhn.bauk
InProve the work of mocletlef. ATO 2
L Pre4sedatell obl"tnogo movst& jjaucjjuo_tftkhnlch9skoCo
obahchostva. (t(jor lkjj,
Oftrchs IndustrIal)
n0.1:22 Ja 960.

WE
Lmmmp not profat dokW Ukha.zalaki ILDWV# I.# prof.9 dcktor tekhn.
nauk
Strengthen the conmeation of scientific student societies wltlt,
organizations of scientific technological secietiii. NO 2 na.6s
55-56 Je 160# (MU U12)
I Predsodatels Gorlkovskogo obUstnogo soveta lauahao.~t0thnichaskikh
(Technical moolli4s)

Nor yields have been doubled@ N&uka.1 poredeopev sellkhos. 9
(MMA 1314)
1,Arktawitskap opytao-sellomt1mrs. stactstpo
(Far)

I
XLIKOT, 14,0_ piton seditsinskoy slushty
_4
Diagnosis of 2amb2lasts at the unit lsvele f0snmed.shu?.
1100187 139. . MVA 22t6)
(OIMDIABIS)

.........................
PM-4 Unlo"Ing and piling convering mobloso Sakhopivne 33 0062S
36-37 1 159. (X13A 2293)
~ftpr Indus try-4kalrosat snd supplies)
Zo"Ing and unlood1mg)

Im"Ovp I*A*
bduittlan of the oolarimtrie &M pr*cipitation wthoft of
detwulning the protsolyUo a4Uvity of dwdeml juioe.*Iab.
delo 9 no.5s24-26 IV 062. (KMA 15 122)
1. Wodre "My-polmy tompil (naoMlInik - prof. Te.B.
Zakrahmkly).Voye~~ltainsft ardem ImAma &Wadi
imeni SAIlrow 9 Ladngrado
(mmums) (DWDEM) (ODLORIMMr)

KLD107v I.A.
WArls In Y=as Had, pml, i paras. bol. 32 no.W17-41S
I 1 1 &016) (KMA l6sl2)

- KLIMOVp LA.
Distribution of achletonamlasla In the southwest cf the
Arabian Peninsula# W. parax. I jxtrmz* bolo 32 no.6
710-711 N-D 163 (11,11RA Igil)
I

'XHSNELISM 8 D MM t*khh,-Aauk; 9199VOOPp X.L.g kom- tokha. nank;
ILIR' I' I" nauki WAOALOVA, B.L,, kAM, tokhn. a&*$
ta &.1 insh,
safety roculations for. syst4as operating on pulverlsed fuel, Toploo-
*Aors*tLka 12,ngt a") Ap 165. 1s$ 5)
?Sontr&100" MU4bS6A4il*d*V&t*l'&kly kotlaturbinM Institut
Toosqualw Orden Trudovolo Krasnogo bAsed
--A.AA..A A_-A

KLIX,01) Isle
"The 65olution of Alwd= in Alkaliss," CwW Chan Sci.0 Moscow State PedaeoFleal
Inst imeni Vole, lanin., 1 Roy 54. (VM,, 20 Oct 5&
Survey of Scientific and Technical DiesertAtion Defem1ed at USSIR
Higher Educational Institutions (10)
sot S=, No. 481, 5 55

ILINOVI 1616 (Ulup),
Prodwing silTer nitrate from @crop IIIT9r, XhImov obkole 21
no.49-43 I-D '56. (KM 9112)
(BlIver altrats)

SOV/1 37-58-10-21306
Translation from.- Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 10, p 123(USSR)
AUTHOR: Klimovi 1. is
TITLE: On the Dissolution of Aluminum In Alkalies (0 rastvorenii
alyuminlya v shchelochakh)
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap. Mosk. got. ped. in-ta, 1957, Vol 99, pp 5 1 -61
ABSTRACT: The rate of the dissolution of A- 0 and A- I i;trade?. A I in
relation to the concentration of an alkali cation (KOK NaOH.
LiOH, and NH40H) was lnvestigdted. With an increase in the
concentration of the alkali the rate of dissolution increases,
attains a maximum. and then decreases. It is shown that the
rate of the dissolution of Al is In linear relationship to the
electrical conductivity of the alkali. Consequently the cause
of the appearance of a maximum on the "rate of dissolution-
concentration" curves Is closely related to the cause of a
maximum on thelielectrical conductivity concentration"
curves. A relationship of the rate of.di solu Ve n of Al to
the concentration of the form p z; a C e*,is estab
lished where p is the rate of dissolution in. g/M2 hour,
Card 1/2 C is the concentration of the alkali, and a, b, and k are

SOV/1 37-58-10-21306
On the Dissolution of Aluminum In Alkalies
constants. Stirring the alkali solution has practically no effect on the rate of
dissolution of Al. Therefore It follows that the diffusion of the products of
corrosion of Al In alkalies has no effect on the process of dissolution of the
metal. Bibliography., IS references.
L. A.
1. Aluminum-Decomposition 2. Alkali eolutiona-Performance.
3. Alkali solutlons-Electrical properties

SOV/1)7-58-11-Z3098
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 11. p 181 (USSR)
AUTHORS- Balezin. S. A. Klimov I I
TITLE: On the Inhibitors of Aluminum Corrosion in Alkalies (Ob ingibitorakh
korrozii alyuminiya v shchelochakh)
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap. Mosk. gos. ped. In-to, 1957,.Vol 99, pp 6.3-65
ABSTRACT: Sulfide (1) and sulfite (11) cellulose alkalies (aqueous extracts from
peat) were investigated as possible cor ros ion- inhibitors in alkalie
It was established that I(extract of I Iof water from 100 g of &1;1*d*ry'
peat filtered and evaporated to a syrupy concentration) in the amount
of 6cro at 200C decreases the rate of dissolution of Al by 30-35 times.
10/o of It in an 0.1N N&OH solution completely protects the metal from
dissolution. In O.SN solution the Inhibiting effect is equal to 19.1, In
IN it is 30.3, in 2N solution it slows down the reaction b 5 6 times,
nd in 3N retards it by 2-3 times. The addition of MIN` C_dSO
increases the protective properties of I and It. The mechanics
the action is related to the formation of amorphous films on the metal
upon the interaction of aluminates with 1. On additionof CdSO4d
Card 1/1 thin but dense film of Cd is formed. V. P.

WDOWSM, IsTeel kmadotekbaenbuk; XLDW, I.I., bW.t*Mn.oa*
Kethod of calculating dust collsotors and dust-s phrators for
dust treatment Installationse SurgowshlaostroMe 6 no.6s2l-25
is 160. (KMA 1)18)
Otat collectors)

S.A.;. KLDWt 1.1,
Solution of aluWU= -in alIud"o Isvavp,uchsb.wv*j Misol khIm6
tekhe 5 no*242-4% -162* (ML 15
lo MoskovskIr .gosudant"noyy pedagogichaskLy institut imai
IAnInA,, kafedra obahchey i -nalitiaheakay khInii.
(Alum4mmi) CAUAI.IS) (Solution (Chw"try))

20 (1) 0 21)
AUTORS i -v~ /60/000/02/000/015
Xllmgv. I L-41 or B014/BO14
FI.LSTPOV&
TIT1.9t Application of a Sol@ 11 for the Measurement of Mechanical
Quantities
URIODICALs
ATISTRACTi
Card i/I
Priborootroyeniyop 19609 Yr 20 pp 19 '29 (U33R)
This article gives a descrAption of the application of a
soloyn for the-Ploguromond4bf strip stress In continuously
operating strip-rollIng mills. The design of such a solsyn
was suggested by the Laborstoriya avtomatiki TsHIITXASh
(Laboratorv of Automatlon,~ ~h). Ylruro 2 shows that
the selayn of the t.YP9 0-404A to perpendicularly housed
within a jackot. Its At'or to actuated when the position of
the roll driven by the strip chanrou (Fir 1). The resultant
alternatine voltage is rootified by aeniconductors, and is
fed into a pointer instrument calibrated in either metric
tons or kilograms according to its specific. purpones. There
are I f iguros.

KLUM I a
. P-t-SWO
StudyiM the measurement of geomstr1aa c1mmUtles in the "Ithustic
coves for the Afth AM sixth Vade, NhesoijonsegoseW.1rit,
no o71 $9.76 162. (MMA 160)
(AAjAmwtio,-8tWr and tosehing)

ILIMV" I.S. (POMM)
Computation of the volum of a f1gurs with the help of Rimmsonts form.1f.
Hat, v shkols w#2&30.33 Xr-Ap 163. (ML l6s4
(Sarios's Tsylor#4 (Alpbrer-St,udy achtw)
M T MRT! T~

I.T.; UUMM00 V.YA.
Spectrognphlo determination of trace elements In natural
wateres Part Is Concentration of 119 Cot Ag# Out V. On# Bit
7s, Pb# )k by some of sodium disthy2dithlocarbacatee
Old"khtsonst, 29s254-263 159, (KUU 13:5)
1, Otdrokhluiaheskiy Institut Akademil nauk 3SSR* Novocherbxesko
(Trace elements-4pectra) (Carbasto acid)

tit
40
4
Ail
r1
TIM

ALIXOT, I.?.; TZHUMO, V-T&*
spectographic det"nation of trace elements In natural wst*rso
Report Noo21 Ixtraotion wIth aWaTone Oldrokhts, wto 301170-
174 160. (MIRA 13 s 9)
I* Oidrokhlschsskiy lutitut AX SS=j lovochorkseske
(Water-Asaysis) (Trace elements) Orron)
(CUO

-XLMOT4-Atl.--L Txuanoo T. T&.
bectrogmPhic determination of trao* element@ in natuml usterso
x0oft 10:3s jktr"Jlfgo~th 8-tydrarquinoline (o:glaq)a Oldro.
Mao mat )0 173-17 0 (MM 1319)
I* OldrokhIslohookly Insiltut AN SSM NovochorIcasok,,
(Water-Analysts) - (Traae elements) (woolizol)

nOINIO, N.G.) KUNDYj I.T.
Assawt of heavy natal# JA the Usomyy Tarot@ and Northern Dwete
during irrigation periods. 01q. i man. 25 no.3slOle-105 * 160o
(iaft )As
1. Is OibakhWah6ok6go tutituta. Alcadenii nauk MR.
(DOM VALM-UTM.POUATIOX) (NIUM)

Opeetrographlo -datormination of trao* olwnts Ln natural waters.
RoOrt, NoAs oiow dotmWAnation of Nig &0 Agj Oug To &q Nos
Ti Al:g,K#'Ibi Fbq wW'Kn following their ooncentrat4on by the
us; of. sodim-dietbyMthtoombamate obd OkMquinolizw. 'Mdro-
khImo PaU 31MI-296 !62, (KIPA 140)
I, dia*Ahislobegicii IIwUIwt:AmdmdI nauk S=t S. loyodwrkaosk
(U%404 elownts) (Speatifthodatry)

KLIMOV, 1. T., Cand. Chem. 8oi. (dies) 00homioal-Speatral
Determination or Mioro-slements (Heavy Metals) In Natural Waters
with Use of Conoentration of Extraotions.1 Novooherkassk, 1961,
11 pp (Hydro-ohem. Instit.) 180 oopies (KL Supp 12-61, 256).

XLIMDV, I.T.
Separation of large quantities of IIeM from #one metals in micro_
gram concentrations* Gidrokbia.zat. 34t128-130 161. (NnA 15#2)
li, Oldrokhiniabeskly Inatitut AN 8Wq Novocherksask,
(Iron) Nxtraotion (Chodstry))

KLINDYt I.Ts
Speatroobsnical nothod for group doternination of ths tr'sce
elements Nit Cog Ago Cus V. Sng No# Sit Pb, and Mn in bottom
deposits and analogical materials, Gidrokhln.mat. 34sl3l-137 '61.
I' (KEM 13s2)
1. Cidrokhinicheakiy institut AN SSU* Voifthorkassic.
(Trace elements) (Sediments (Osology)--Analysis)

.M4!!ff#-LUr x1adslity vAuobbyy sotrudnlkj F2MO, N. G, . starshly r&uohnyy
sotrudnikv kwA.1chlidabook1kh nauk
2ollution of said vaters by bmavy metals in the coal mines of the
Donets Basin, Gig. i &an. 26 zo,507-98 My 16L 0ap-A 1514)
1. Is Gi&vkMniobsskqp Instituta AN SWR.
(DONM BASIX-VAM-POLUMON) (K013 WATERS)

15/001 62/000/020/008/040
AUTHORt Xlimov, to To
TITLEs Contribution to the question of separating large quantities
of Fe 3+ from certain metals in microgram concentrations
PERIODICALs Reforativnyy zhurnal. Xhimiyat no. 209 1962, 91j abstract
20D30 (Oldrokhtso materialyg.vo 34t 1961o 128-130)
TEXTs It was found that re 3+ can be extracted most efficion tly with
mothyl isobutyl ketones Extraction from a 6N HC1 solution yields Snp Mo,
and V in addition to iron* but the alkali and alkali-earth metalaq Al and
Ti are not extracted# nor are Nil Cot Ago Cu; Bit Pb or Mn from the heavy
metals. Diethyl other# normally used for'Fo extraction, can advantageously
be replaced by a mixture of diethyl other and iso"ylacetat* 0 s 4)6 Used
organic fluids can easily b 3+ regenerated and,many heavy metal impurities
removed efficiently from Fe by re-extraction with a 11 HC1 solution.
iAbstracter's notes Complet* translutionj
Card 1/1

DUMMS, MA.; KLINDVO M.
Determination of the usar of Motion pairs b7 mans of speotral
analysis of spent oil, Mmr, nauch. trod. 91NII 3t20&211 163.
(XM 174)

T.K.; SM)KNnEV, b.l..; X-11MV, I.T.
7her.1cal mrd spoilrol xet~odv for deteralning trace elesent
arlea In v6duaters, Okenrologilm 4 nodt205-212 t64.
Morskoy g1drorizichaskiy Ins.titIut AN UkrS' M. (MMA 1715)

KLIMOV, I.T.
Extraction or FaIll by mixtures of cyclohexanons with LsoWl
sestate, chlorororm oarbon tatrahlarlds, ani br(mobenzone,
Oidrokhis. *at. 371U-117 164. (MIRA 1814)
Is Gidrokhlir.1cheekty Institut Glaynogo upravloniya gidrawtecro.
logicheskoy slu3bby pri, So"to Ministrov SMj Novocherkaeak,

DITSKO, V.0.1-5-ly-RUit-TA MWNOVP VON,
Content of some heavy metals In the watars and silts of the
Tatalyansk Pleserroirf 01drokbinOmat, 36150-55 164,
(MRA 3,8121)
3* OtdrokhWahoskiy insti-tutp Novocharkaosk. Sulaitted
Ootober 24p 1961#

ZALFS.7.'If, Vladlmir Toallfovi-.bp profel MFINp AI,j dokt,7r lekbna
riaukl prof*# ret3enzerd; I.V..-doktor toktune
nauk, prof., rotas"Saut
(Equipment of forging pover-preas shops] Oborudovinle
kusnacbrio-priessovykh teekhov. Fookyaj 11yes hala ahkolal
1964. 598 p. 1811)
1, Nafedra zrashin i tekhrolcglli Obrabutki metallov davle-
Mom Hookovokogn vyeabego tokhninbeakogo whllisWcha (for