SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KLIMOV, K.M. - KLIMOV, N.I.
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December 31, 1967
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SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT
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film-formIng materials and higher for those based on organosilicon or inorganic
materials., The U of filas based on film-formIng maiterlals belonging to a
given class of chemical compounds varied but slightly. In contrast, i was shown
to-depend on the molecular weightIof the film-forming material and on the presence
of surface-active groups. Tte T $64 hIshw for films based on organic materials than
for films based on Inorganic materials. The functions t a f(tO) and V = f(t?)
.exhibited extreme; the highest T and the lowest v were observed at 100-200C. Study
of the effect of additives showed that at 40-300C, solid film lubricants containing
graphite had lover t and u then those containing MOS2; t and P were Intermediate
for,films containing a graphite - M082 mixture (119 atio). Cycling from room to a
subzero temperature had almost no effect on t and p [a discrepancy Is found between
the subzero temperature quoted In the text (-25*C) and in Table 4 (-2500C) of the
original article) Film thickness did not affect 1. No direct correlation could be
established between thermal-oxidative stability and -r- OrIg. art. has 6 figures
and 4 tables.
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AMORt _Oshchopkov, P, Ko; KliMQVq X6 4; Voronova, 1. S. -5
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tc-o-py (NIX Introakopil)
TITLEt Development and investigation of an electromagnetic lntrascop~ for-recording
2-dimensional imagba of the magnetic relief of tubes on electrochemical paper
SOURCE: Defektookoplyaj no* 2, 1966 22-29
TOPIC TAGSi flaw detection, magnetic recording, recording paper.-* tube
ABSTRACT: The construction and use of an'tectrommetic "Intrasc9pe" to described.
Ferromagnetic tubes imre Inspected for artIfIcia, ly-induced and natural defects. by
transferrivg 2-dimenaLonal magnetic relief patterns of the defects to electrochemical
paper. Schematic drawings of the Intrascope components and their circuitry are present
ad, The original signal Is emitted by an inductive probe transmitter,.having a range
of sensitivity of 0.015-0.1 Woe relative to the external magnetic field. After boost
Ing, the signal to sent through an amplitude modulator, a power amplifier, a rectifier
a signal synthesizer (the topograph) and finally. a recorder. Circumferential scanning
of tubes with an outer diameter of 57.6 = was done by rotating them at 2 rev/sec. In
the longitudinal direction# the bqe scale vas usually 1i1. In the transverse direc-
tion the image scale m was given by the formula
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where I.I., Is the line length of the paper (am), D to the outer tube diameter (m)
and h in the clearance between the surface of the tube and the tip of the transmitter
(m). Other process parameters were s strength coefficient--106, recorder power--0.2
to 0.5 watt, recorder current--20 to 50 on, ohmic resistance of the electrochemical
paper--600 to 200 ohms, characteristic ftoqu*ncy--ISOO cps. Inspection of tubes made
from 20 steel was successful In locating defects as small as 5-10% of the area of the
transmitter probe# A list of the artificially-induced defects is given. showing their
positions along the axis and perimeter of the tubes. Intragrams illustrated the of-
fect of different.magratic arrangements on the characteristics of the 2-dimensional
images and also depicted natural forge and lap defects. The recording speed ranged
from 1200-2500 Wsea depending an the quality of the electrochemical paper# The maxi-
mum scanning x%te Wo 10 cm/sec for x2lslO In the longitudinal direction and xxlA
tran2verselys Orig, art, bass 5 fturesj, 1 table, I fbrawla.
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.ALYTIIOR-. Klimon-K.M.
TITLE! An electrn"agn4tic introocope, for making tho r4,-.gnPt1- rtnrface configmation'!
of articles visible
iSGU=! Defeictoskopiya, no.,2, 1"S, 87-09
!TOPIC TAM introscope, flav detection, ngnetic -f lold measurrt--pt
,ABSTRACT! This article dcacribes an ~tromagnetic Intronccpo for visuitl observa-
tion of the spatial distribution of magnetic fringing f laltta fotvw-d by various kindsi
of d4~fecta In fervanagnetic tubes. Recording of the magnet tc tcpography Is done an
~electrochemical paper using wirephoto recording equipment. A block diagram of the
14pparatus is given in fig. I of the Cnclosuxe. The tube in szoothly rotated while
I d magnetic sensing Instrument (e.g. a fe"robe) to gradually moved along the gone-
ir*trix of the tube, thus scanning the magnetic relief (magnttic fringing fields)
,along a helical line which continuously envelops thet external surface of the tube-JA
Signals fr