SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOSTKUBA, J. - KOSTOGONOV, B.G.

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KI'3T?-,UBA, J.
Mechanical scale reTroval during rolling. p. 226. (HUTNIK, Vol. 7, No. 7,
JulY 1957, Praha, Czechoslovakia)
SO: Fonthly List of r-ast r-uropean Accessions (EEhQ LGs Vol. 6, No. 12, Dec 1957- Uncl.

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,ACCESSIOU NR: AP5027818 cz/0057/65 1/0034
AUTHOR: Kostkuba, Josef
TITIE: Steel scorching by hand burners
5OURCB: Hutnik, no. 1,, 196% 31 -3,4
MPIG TAGS: steel,, metal heat treatment, metallurgic furnace,, metallurgic
'~machining
Hand burners ourre tly used in Czechoslovakia are de-
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8crib-e7r. The depth of the out and its connection to the rate of:
scorching are discussed, Methods of preheating are roviewod; the
technique of operatine the burners is deacribodp and beat meth-
ods for removing the imperfections from ingots are discussed. Tho--~
rates of operation and consumption of heating gasea are reviewed&
Me-Whanized linou for hand scorching of ingots are described,, Orig',-,
aA. has: 1 table.
ASSMIATION: . Hutni projekt, Prague (Hatal1urgical Projects)
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KOSTKUBA; Joz9f# insj BORTNOWSKI, R,~ up inse (translator]
Contepporary-nethode-of neah"Leal removal of-oeale from
the-surface of rolled productO. Wiad hut 16 no.7/8:218-225
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A=MOR* Koatkuba, %sef
71eaning of the intermediate product surfacor. for pl~p~o ~;anufqoturo by
flanie application
CZ/0057/64/000/01-;P/059Z/0597
4-1
SOURCE: flutnik, no. 12, 1964, 592-597
TOPIC ZIGS: pipe, metal finishing, metalwrking machi T,
Ift(
ABSTRACT appliicaatiom-undar--het, and -.c~j&-cor,41tio= id described-, PMOtXC#2.-T
experience with the proceas artd imp-roved production Tieldo are o7aluated. The
sur~ai-e ulewdng achieved by flame application is comparead to old-fashioned
T;:ethods. Beast location o" the installation in a plant is evaluated.
CTI 27 and 47 cade by the Union Carbide Corp. and operatior-al
~~j ,dth than In Czechoslovakia is dencribed. Inf"Lucuci of fel-Porature
~inll of o3tjgen Tntrity are evalu-tted. Poeaible of QiL, aichi-ne,
-i~-5CIIGGOd. Orig. art. has 5 figuren and 5
flutni projekt, Prague 0Metallurgi:al Projac,,s)

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IKOSTLAN, Jarmil, MUDr.; SOYKA, Oto, Mr.; PRASIL, Karel, MUDr.
pa- -W&AWAw*AQw..w.
Effect of TS 160 in the treatment of chronic gingivitis and
periodontosts. Cas. lek. cask. 91 no.22:649-65i 30 May 52.
1. Z I. stomatologicke kliniky prof. 4r. K. Mestlana. z III.
interni kliniky prof. dr. J. Charv&ta a z II. pathologicko-
anatomickeho ustavu prof. dr. V. Jedlicky v Fraze.
(NITROGEN KUSTABS, therapeutic use,
gingivitis & periodontosis)
(PMUODMIUM, diseases.
ther., nitrogen mustards)
(GINGIVITIS, therapy,
nitrogen mustards)

KOSTLAN, Urmil, Doe. Dr.
Structure of the dental calculus. Cook. stom&t. No.5-:185-190
Sept 54.
1. Z Vzkmnoho ustam stomatologicksho v Prose
(IRMO calmll
stracture)

KOSTL&V, Jarmil, doo. Dr
Alkaline phosphates@ and dental calculi. Cesk.stonst. no-3:72-75
55.
l.-Z Vyskuanoho ustayu stanatologicksho v Pftze
alkaline, in etiol. of dental calculi)
(?I=
tartar form., role of alkaline phosphatases)

SKACH,.Mirosl&v. MUDr. KOSTLAR, Jarmil Doc.Dr.; BOUCIK, Zdonek NUDr
Studies on .neurot~ophlc effects from the oral cavity. Cask.
stomat. no-4-5:136-154 J1 155-
1. Z IT. Stomatologicke kliniky KV a z Vyokmneho ustavu.
stomatologickeho v Praze.
(IMMS, TRIGMINAL, physiology,
off. of Irritation. d*nt.aspects)

KOSTUN, Jarmil, D3c.Dr
Partial burning of the ground section of the tooth an a method
in histological examination of the tooth In normal conditionq
and in dental caries. Cesk.stomat. no.4-5:201-204 J1 '55.
1. Z Vyzkumneho ustavu. itomatologicksho v Prate.
(TMM, anatomy and histology,
prep. of specimens in normal cond. & in dent.
caries by partial burning)
(DSM!AL CARMS. pathology,
histol. exam. of tooth specimens prep. by
partial burning)

KOSTIAN..Yarmil, dotsent
Development of dentistry in Czechoslovakia since 1954.
Stomatologils, no-5:55-57 8-0 '55- (KLRA 9:2)
(MMLVrRY,
in Czech.)

KOSTIAN. J.(Prahn-Letna, Xnmenicka 1.) 1
Dental care. Gas. lek. cesk. 97 no.23-24:746-7if7 6 June 58.
I
1. Vyzku=W ustav stomtologicky. reditel doc. dr. J. lostlan.
(="ISTRT,
in Gzech. (Gz))

KOSTLAN, Jarmil
SUMW2., Given Names
Countrys Czechoslovakia
Academic Degrees: Docent, DID
Director of the Stoma OR 2 ggej&X;h 1,Uat e (Vyzkumny uetaV4;
Affiliation: stomatologicky) e4
SourcesPraguet Prakticke Zubni Lekarstvip Vol IXp No 5, June 1961p
pp 149-150&
Datas "World Health Organization and Its StomatologiVal Program."

k-
SUMUM, Given Names
ccnmtr7s Czechoslovakia
Academic Degree3: not given
Stomatology Research Institutes Director-Docent J.Kostlan)
Affiliation: . ILD. (vyzkumny ustay stomatologicky reditel d0c.
dr, J. Kostlan) Pragues I
Soweet praguep Ceskoslovenska Stomatologdes Vol 61# No 5, Sep 1961;
PP 542-3W,_
Date$ rMierimental Dntat Zlesoin V1tro,jY.,Crnrison bQtween
writ Histologic& P a Urs the Ar 0 a as on and the
u
Caries of the Enamel.
_K_QaTLA)js_*T* I-ID*
BURES, H.,
GPO 961W

PLACKOVA,A.;-KOSTLAN,J.; STEPAI=tJ-
Subnicroscopic structure of disturbances in calcification and
of incipient caries. Electron microscopic study. Cesk. stomat.
65 no.2s8l-84 Mr 164
1. Vyzkumny ustav stomatologicky v Praze (reditel - prof. dr.
J.Kostlan); Iaborator pro elektrona7au mikroskopii a experi-
mentalni morfologii Ceskoslovenskej akademie ved v Pra2m
(vedouci akademik J. Wolf).

KOSTLAIT, J.
On the Incidence of periodantapathy. Ceok. stomat. 65 no.2s
141-249 Rr 165
1. Vyzkwan ustar stomatologicky v Prame (reditels prof.
T. KostlanL

PALAMARt-MDRIZ)VINTISEVA, G.M. (Palamar-Yordvintseva, H.M.]; ~P~ _N.V.
Effect of various sources of nitrogen on the development and
protein formation in Ankistrodesmus braunii Brunnth. Ukr.
bot. zhur. 22 no.%,tgl-96 165, (MIRA 18:10)
1. Institut botznikl AN Ukr6SR, otdol nizkikh rasteniy.

PARSHIKOV, V.N. [Parftkov, V.M~];.M)PTLAN,,_N.v.
Problems of biochemistry at the conferenos on the theorstioal
besis of the regulation of mineral nutrition. Ukr. bot. shur.
22 no.4sll5-116 165. (KIRA 18tlO)

KOSTI-AN, N. V.
"Nitrogen metabolism of Protoccocales algae with variout? ratios of nitrogen
and phosphorus in the medium."
report submitted for 10th Intl Botanical Cong, Edinburgh, 3-12 Aug 64.
AS UkSSR.

KIST~:,,, it'. V.
KOMMI, 14. V. - "The Effect of Growing Conditions on the Anatomic-Mor-
phol,ogical and Biochemical Features of Foxtail Millet." Acad
Sci Ukrainian S.A. Inst of Botany. Kiev, 1)55. (Dissertation
for the Degree of Candidate in Biological Sciences)
SO: Knizhnaya letopis', Ib 1, 1956, pp 102-122, 124

USSR/Cultivated Flants - General Problems.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Biol., No 18, 1958, 82243
Author : Fedorova, N.A~, Gurileva, M.A., Kostlan, N.V.
1--st -------------------
T-.It-c I'llathods of Detonai:iiag the Viability of WiIiter Cpope
Orig Pub Byul. pofiziol. rasteniy, 1957) No 1, 29-33
Abstract Direct grcwth is considered the primary method. Ifow-
ever, the water method (11. Bupayevskiy), the si-i~pr
07owth method (Kupei-ma aid Kucheryavaya) aud others
belona to those techniqtes which speed p the process
and are less laboriouts and still have not been widely
t~tilized. At the Chair of Darwinism in Mowcow Uaiver-
sity one has worked out a determination method oa the
basis of the condition of the apical cones (thier t,.,x-
sescence) degree of brow%iLng and turbidity). Upon
checking 316 speciamis of those plants which proved to
lack viability iii the instance of direct growth, no
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Abs Jb-.ir Ref Zhur Biol., No 18, 1958, 82243
M
M
loss of tvxgor or occ rrelice of brown vegetative coi.,es
were observed. The Instit;-te of Plant ]Physiology s,.g-
gested that one -,se staining for the coiies and shoot
base sections, wWt a 0.1% Sol. of acidic f chsine.
floa-viable cells are distiaamished by their ability to
be staiaed; in cases where only the shoot base cells
stained) the plwats belouged to the weakened groL:p.
Work has beea started ou applying the liminescent ailaly-
sis method (by means of au LI-I apparat-.s) and radio iso-
topes (dn the basis of the speed and rate of p32 tiptake b
by the plants).
The Bibliography lists 8 titles. -- B.Te. Kravtsovn
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GOLUB, A.M. (SW); EDSTLAN. N.
Algebra textbook for the grade 11 of Czechoslovakian secondarY
schools. Nat.v shkole no.6:77-79 N-D 157. (KIBA 10:11)
(Csochoolovaida-Algebra--Textbooks)

GCM.
A.M.; KOSTIAN, N.V.
1
Geometry textbook for Craft 11 of Gsachoslovakian secondary schools,
Hat. v shkole no,2:66-?l Mr-Ap 158. (MIRA 11:2)
(Osechoslovelm--Goomtry--Toxtbooks)

GOLUB, A.M.; KOSTLAN, N.V.
Trigonomstr7 textbook for grodes 10 and 11 of Czechoslovakian
secondar.r schools. Mat. v shkole no.6:83-87 N-D '58.
(MIPA 11:12)
(Czechoolovakia-TriAonemetry--Textbooks)

FEDOROVAq N.A., kand*sellskokhoz.nauk;,KOSTLAN, N.V., kand.biolog.nauk
Frost resistance and carbohydrate metabolism in winter rye and
winter wheat. Nauch.trudy UASHN 9:110-120 (WRA 14:3)
(Rye) (wheat) (Plants-Frost resistance)

j
PAWMAR -k[ORDMITSEVA, (I.M.; ( Wamu, Mordvyntseva, H.M. ]; KOSTLAN, N.V.
Phenomena accompanying a chlorella culture when grown on
urea. Ukr. bot. zhur. 21 no.3436-412164 WIRA 17:7)
.1. Institut botanik-4 AN Ukr SSR, Adel nizshikh rasteniy.

KOSTLIVrl V.-
Vivid interest of North Bohemian lignite basin workers Jn
automatic computers. Uhll, 6 no.5tl76 My 264

KOSTNAFFEL, J.; BORSTNAR, M.
Our vieva on electronareosis, Neuropsihijatrija 8 no.4:285-289 160.
1. BoInienica za dusevne in sivene bolesni Ljubljana - Polje in PBihIa-
tricna klinika FMS v Ljubljani (Predstojnik: Prof: dr. Janes Kanoni).
(KLETRONARCOSIS)

KOSTHAPFEL, Janko
~_ir. cupu ) ; Given II'Maca
Colintry: Yugoslavia
Acct!~,Z:dc D-Z;ree,.J: not given,,:
A. Zf I liuti 0: i not giver. -1
0.0u:-Ca: Ljubljana, Zdravstvani vestnik, No 3-4, 1961, pp 86-89.
'Psychiatric Problems in Geriatrics.'
L J ~i
N
G 1 V -C -n,;%. a' L
yugoslavia
no
E acal FacuIty (Psilliat~ricr--'
_-Psychiatric -Clinic Of 1-h0 -- - Cto- (Fradstoinik)
k T.~ku3:,..ato). LjublJarla; Dire
--KJJ-rLUza- -CCLIC=s 0
P-.Of Dr Jar.02 Xar.'Orli
LjublJana', ?dr_ivstve L Vestnik, Vol ta,
Islectrie Sloop-"
J%,ut-hors:
.,k?wL Jar&O
BO. an

KOSTNAPFEL, Janko
...-
Mental hygiene vervices in tuberculosis hospitals. Tuberkuloza
16 no.58454-456 S-D 164
1. Bolninnica za duzevne bolazii, Polje (Predstojnik: prof. dr.
J. Kanoni).

VARTANYAN, S.A.-, TOSUNYANq A.O.; XOSTOCHKA; L.M.
Chemistry of vinylacetylons. Part 59- Addition of chloro-
methyl ether to 41-cyclohexeneylacetylene and some t-.dn,.-
formations of chlorides obtained. Izv. AN Arm. SSR. KhiB6
nauki 18 no.3g274-277 165. (KIRA 18M)
1. Institut organicheakoy khimli AN ArmSSR. Submitted May 149
1964.1

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AUTIIORSs Shpakov, V. I., Petrzhakl X. A., Bak, if. A., Kovalonko, S. S..
Kostochkin, 0. 1.
TITLFt Dolayed-neutron yield# in Pu239 and Th 232 fissions induced
by 14.5-Mer neutrons
PERIODICALs Atomnays energlya, v. 11, no. 6. 1961t 539 - 540
TEXTs From theoretical considerations and analysts of experimental data
alight decrease in delayed-neutron yields in expectod oith increasing
:
xcitation energy. So far it has only been measured for 14.5 Lev
thermal fission neutrons from U135. Th. utMsfmeaftured the delayed-
neutron yield of 14.5-Uev neutron-induced PUL isaion and, for compari-
aon, that of T*h 232 fission. It'vas determined as the ratio between number
of fission events and the number of delayed neutrons produced per second
in the sample of fiesile matter. The Pu or Thnianle was cadmium,coated
and bombarded with 14.5-MOT neutrons from T(d, He reactions, wi h a
target just behind it being irradiated simultaneously. The steel backing
of the target was one electrode of the ionization chamber. To measure
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the number of delayed neutrons emitted, about 0.2 9ecl after irradiation
had ceased the sample was dipped into a neutron detector 1.5 m from the
neutron source. The detector consisted of 17 boron counters of the
UM-5h (SNU-51) type contained in a paraffin block, The end of neutron
bombardment which coincided with removal of the sample was established
cinematographically with an accuracy of 0.02 sec. Le neutron counting
started 0.2 sec after the end of bombardment, this caused a loss in
neutrons with a delay of 0.16 sec. Special measurements were made to
determine this error, which was not above the experimental level. The
total number of delayed neutrons could thus be determined by extra-
polating the neutron number - versus - time curve to the Instant when
bombardment coasod. Tht following results were founds total delayed-
neutron yield decay events 0.0130 t 0.0015 for Pu239, and 0.075
t 0.007 for Th The Pu259, yield is twice as high as when finnion is
induced by tharmal or fission neutrons. This result is explained by
assuming that -neutron emission probahility increases with increasing 9X-
citation energy. There are I figure and 4 reference93 5 Soviet and
I non-Soviet. The two references to English-language publications read
as follawai 0. Keepin at al*, Phys* Rev. Ing 1044 (1957)1 J. Nucl.
Fnergy, 6. . (1957); K. Sun at &I., Phys. Rev. 12, 3, 1950-
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i HORS: Graudynya, L., Kostochkin. Q., Petrzhak, K., Sorokina, A.
TITLE: I-rays i-m inelastic scattering of 2.95-.Mev neutrons from
Al 27
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk Latvi~sk,)y SSR. Izvestliya, no. 1 (174),
1962, 51-52
TEXT: The authors studied y-transitions of A-1 27 with the aid of the
spectra of the y-rays forming in inelastic scattering of 2.95-Mev neutrons.
The studies were made with a scintillation spectrometer, the experimental
conditions were the same as in Ref. 1 ~V. M. Adamov.; L. Ya. Graudynyaj
K. A. Petrzhak, A. V. Sorokina, Izv- AN Latv. SSR, no. 59 1961). The
weight of the circular Al-scatterer was 333 g. The neutrons scattered by
the Al-scatterer into the crystal interact with the NaI(TI) crystal and
bring about a y-background. The background I-ray spectrum was measured
with an organic-glass scatterer. The number of scattering atoms was the
same in aluminum and organic glass. Besides the already known y-lines
with 0.84, 1.02, and 2.25 Vev an additional line with 2.82 Mev was
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detected. Two more lines with thq energies of 1.23 and 1.76 Mev were
6'oserved which are assigned to A127 by some scientists and which are
associated with the 2-75-Mev level which has hitherto not been observed
in the inelastic scattering of neutrons from aluminum. These two lines
are assumed to have formed as a result of the pair production caused by
2.25-Mov I-quanta in the NaI(Tl) crystal and by the subsequent emergence
of one (1.76 Mev) or two (1.23 Mev) annihilation quanta from the crystal,
This assumption is confirmed by the dependence of the intensity ratio of
the 1.25-, 1.76, and 1~23-Mev lines on the crystal dimensions. A check
experiment with an aluminum scatterer placed at an anglA of 900 to the
deuteron beam showed that the two lines (1-23 and 1.76 Mev) were present
although the neutron energy was not sufficient to excite levels higher
than 2.25 Mev in A127. Hence the A127 spectrum has the following y-trans-1-
tions: 0.83, 1.02, 2.25, and 2.82 Mev. There are I figure and
10 references. 3 Soviet and 7 non-Soviet.
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AUTHOV: Graudynya, L. Ya., Kostoghkin, 0. 1 Petrzhak, K. A.,
Sorokina, A. V.
TITLE: Gamma rays produced in inelastic scattering of 2.95-Mov
noutrons on Ta181 nuclei
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, v. 42,'
no. 2, 1962, 349 - 352
TEXT: With the experimental arrangement shown in Fig. I the excitation
spectrum was measured with a scintillation gamma spectrometer in annular
geometry. Its resolution for the 0.66-Mev gamma lines of C037 was 10.
The soft spectrum up to 1 Mev was measured using a 286 g metallic Ta ring
:,s scatterer; for the hard spectrum an annular container of organic glass
used, filled with' 818 g Ta powder. The measurements were made in the
0-35-3 Mov. The following gamma peaks were observeds 0-35, 0.42,
(1-57, o.62, 0.76, m6, 1.24o 1.47, 1.90 and 2.11 Mev. The peaks at
nd 1.60 Mev are attributed to pair production in the NaI(Tl) crystal
1-'- and 2.11-Mev gamma quanta. There was no 0.958-Mev level, but all

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the gamma transitions observed can be obtained without introducing this
level. There are 2 figures, I table, and 8 referencest 2 Soviet and 6
non-Soviet. The four most recent references to English-language pubiica-
,tions read as follows: A. H. Muir, F. Boehm. Phys. Rev. 122, 1564, 1961;
F. Boahmf.P. Marmier. Phys. Rev., j-0j, 342, 1956; R. Day. Phys. Rev. 102,
767, 1956; B. Guernsay, A. Wattenberg. Phys..Rev. 101, 1516, 1956..
ASSOCIATIOW: Radiyevyy institut Akadsmii nauk SSSR (Radium -Institute of
the Academy of Sciences USSR)
SUBMITTED: July 17, 1961
Legend to Fig. 1: (1) Deuteron beam;
(2) deuterium target, (3) lead
shielding cone, (4) annular Ta noatterer,
Naj(TI) crystal, (6) photomultiplier
7 screen of black paper.
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- KOSTOCHK*Dl, 0. 1.; PETRZHAK,, K.A. j SCKOLOV, A.M.; SHPAKOV, V. I.
A 44 counter for measuring the radioactivity of gaseous
products. Prib. i tekh. eksp. 9 no.3t52-55 My-Je 164
(MnU 18t1)

ARON, P.M.,; KOSTOCHKU4 o.i - PETRZHAK, X.A.; SHPAKOV, V.I-
v -
- Atom*
Probability of delayed neutron emission from halogens.
energ, 16 no. 4:368-370 Ap 164. (MIRA 17:5)

SHPAKOV., V.I.,-.KOSTO.CHKIN, 0.1.; PETRZIIAK, K.A.; ARON, P.M.
Y:-L.lds of 87Br- 88Br, 89Ebr, 1371 1381 prempsors of delayed
neiArofisln th p 238U ;nd 232th with an n.,rgy of
6 fission of
14.5 Mev. Radiokhimiis 7 no.1:96-IC3 165. (ICRA 18t6)

K05MCHKIN., Va.
Dissertation' "Investigation .of the Perf runce Doc TECH SCr
10 FebruarY 49 0 Of Jacket3
Moscow Inat Of Cbemlcal Mach'" Building. in PU-PI3 and Ventilator.."
SO Vech--,I,."- ,
" j ~iyc Moskva
Surn 71

KOstochkin, Vladimir flilcolaevich Air blowing equiawnt in central
electric PIr plants; ventilators Moskva, Gos. en-erg. izd-vo, 1950.
302 p.
(50-38811) TJ960.K6

KOSMCHKIN, T.M.. doktor tekhnIcheskIkh nauk.
N ----
Reducing the consumption of power In electric power
stations. 119k.sta. 27 n0-7:12-14 j1 #56. (MLRA 9:10)
(Blectric power plants)

STARK, Sergey Borisovich; KANTOROVICH, B.V., prof., daktor takhn. nauk,
retsenzent; &QgOC4INj, V.N., prof.v doktor tekhn. naukf retaen-
zent; LFJtYAVIN#4N.Ya.v dotoent, kand. -Itekhn. nauk, retsenzent;
ARUSTAMOV At 7 - .9 dots., kand. takhn. nauk# retsenzent; KISELEVp
v*I d v kabd. tekhn. naukp retsenzentj SUSEW p I.N.p in2h.p
ret;elnz~t",- BRINZAv V.N.9 red.; ISLENTIYEVAp P.G., tekbn. red.
(Fundamentals of bydrauliesp pumps and air-blowing machines; col-
lection of problems] Oanovy gidravliki, nasosy i Yozdukhoduvnye
wasbinyj abornik zadach. lzd.2.t parer. i dop. MosIcva, Gos.
nauchno-tekbn. izd-vo 3.it-ry ~o chernoi i tsvetnoi metallurgiip
1961. 450 P. (MIRA 140)
(Hydraulics) (Yumping machinery) (Blowers)

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YCSTGCFII
.1, V. ve
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Gidraylika sistem rodiano.-o okhlazhdeniia aviatsionny"di motorov. Moskva,
1939. A4 P-, illus., dia;rrs. (TSAGI. Trudy, -1,,.434)
Biblio,mp)q: p.62*
Title tr.: Ilydraulics iri the water roolinr, systens of aircraft angrines.
QA91I.M65 no-434
SO: Aeronautical Sciences and Aviation in the Soviet Union, Library of
Gongress, 1955.

Materialy k raschetu i proektirovardiu sisten Yodianoro o1chlazhdieniia
ayiatsionnykh riotorov. Moskya, 1940- 55P., illus. (TS11GI. Tmdy, no. 514)
Title tr.: Da-ta for the desin of cooling systems of water-cooled aireraft eng-ines.
Z
RGF
SO; Aeronautical Sciences and Aviation in the Soviet Union, Library of
Congress, 1955.

KOSTCCHKILH, V. V.
Sisteny zapolwmiia benzobakov vykhlopnyzu. gazent. (Tekhnika
0
vozdushnogo flota, 190, no. 10-11, p. 21-26, illus., diarrs.)
Title tr. - Fiv!l tank protection bv inert lc-,ases.
TL5oh.Th 1910
SO: A~Tonautical Sciences and Aviation in the Soviet Union, LibrEry of
Congress, 1955.

IXGTOCHKIII. 11. V.
Drenazhnye k1apaiV sistem Yodianofro okhla-zhdeniia aviamotoro,;. Closkva,
Obororigiz, 1947.
,,ine water cojli:;t-, systea-z.
Title tr.: Bleeder valve in aircraft enr U U .-
NCF
SO: Aeronautical Sciences and Aviation in the Soviet Union, Library of
Congress, 1955.

WSTOCHKIN Te. - MINDY, P.
Panel construction for pallet transport of bricks. Ayt.tran'sp.34
U0,2:13 7 156. (MM 9 '- 7)
1.?Sentrallnyye avtoremontuyye masterskiye Glavmosavtotranss.
(Bricks--Transportation)

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AUTHORS: Oding, 1. A., Kostochkin, Yu. Y.
-Z-
TITLEi Testing of Turbine Vanes in the Gas Current at Varying Tempera-
tures ~Ispytaniye turbinnykh lopatok v gazovom potoke peremen-
noy temperatury)
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya laboratoriya, 1959, Vol 25, Nr 7, pp 863-865 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A special method and arrangement UPT for testing turbine vanes
and samples at varying temperatures of the gas current were
woiked out* The device (Fig 1) is, in principle, a gas turbine
where hot gas enters on the one hand and air on the other*
Four samples can be tested at the same time; hot gas and air
flow around them alternately. The automatic shift from gas to
air current is carried out by a servomotor PR-1. Turbine vanes
(Fig 3) were tested on a niakel basis El 765 while the tempera-
ture was reduced from 750 to 700 and again increased to 7500-
The temperature of the sample was measured by thermocouples.
In the course of the test the samples were extended by rotation;
the rotor showed a rate of 7500 rpm, and a tensile stress of
28 kg/mm' was obtained* The testing results obtained (Table)
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temperature variation periods; durability, however, decreases.
There are 4 figures and I table.
ASSOCIATION: Tsentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut tekhnologii i
mashinostrbyeniya (Central Scientific Research Institute of
Technology and Machine Construction)
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KOSTOCHKIN, Yu. V. Cand Teoh Sci.-_ "Study of the effeot of alternating tempera-
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ture upon the strength of Jft metaHEes of gas turbines." Mos, 1940 (All-Union --'
I\
Main Power Administration. All-Union Order of Labor Red Banner Heat Fingineeking
Soi, Res Inst im F. E. Dzershinskiy). (KL, 1-61,193)
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AUTHORS: Ko,~~ ~-Yu~.Vt and Oding) I.A.. (Moscow)
TITLEs FailurAf Metals due to Thermal Fatigu.
PERIODICALs Izvestiya Akademii*nauk SSSR,Otdolentya tekhnicheskikh
nauk, Metallurgiya i toplivo, 1960,Nr l,pp 101-104 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: If a metal part of a rest piece is subjected to cyclic
temperature variations, its mechanical strength
diminishes owing to the formation of a network of surface
cracks. The laboratory investigations of thermal fatigue
are, in most cases (Refs 1-3) conducted under rather
severe conditions. The test pieces are heated in a
furnace or by an electric current and cooled by a stream
of cold air or by quenching in water, while the number of
reversals often exceeds that likely to occur under actual
service conditions; as a result, easily discernible
surface cracks are formed which considerably reduce the
strength and plasticity of the test pieces. The
temperature variations under the actual service conditions
Card are less drastic, so that in many cases only micro-cracks-
1/7 are formed, which are not easy to detect; more often, the
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broadening of the grain boundaries which can be
considered as the first stage of the formation of cracks.
Even in these cases, it is still necessary to evaluate
the extent of the damage so as to be able to assess the
suitability (or otherwise) of the part for further
service. The object of the present investigation was to
find a convenient method of checking the effect of
.thermal fatigue on the resistance of metals to
deformation; the KI-76Vnickel/chromium. alloy and the
1-612 austenitic steel were selected as the experimental
A
materials, both these qlloys being used in the manufacture
of,Nas turbine blades .1p Standard, cylindrical, tensile
test pieces inid impact strength test bars were used in the
first series of experiments, which consisted in heating
the specimens in a stream of gas at 750 OC and'cooling
them by a stream of air at 70 OC which corresponded very
closely to the thermal conditions under which the turbine
Card blades operate in service. A maximum of 6000 reversals
2/7 was applied and even then no cracks could be detected in
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various numbers of reversals, were tested for tensile and
impact strength; the results of these tests are given in
Tables 1-4. The results of short-time3 tensile tests for
the RI-765 alloy are given in Table 1 under the following
headings; number of the specimen; number of the
750-70-750 Oc cycle&; tensile test t erature OC*
0.2% proof stressq a0 21 kg/mm,2; U.TT, CT31 kg'/.~;
elongation, 6, %; reNction of area, W 7 ?. The results
of the impact strength tests for the same alloy are given
in Table 21 showings number of the specimen; number of
750-70-750 OC cycles; impact testing temperature, OC ;
impact strength, aki kgm/CM2. The results of the short-
time tensile tests and impact strength tests for steel
EI-612 are presented in the same manner in Tables 3 and 4,
respectively. Analysis of these tables showed that,
taking into account the scatter of the results
(characteristic for thermal fatigue tests), the mechanical
Card properties of the specimen were hardly affected by the
3/ 7 variation of the number of temperature reversals, thus
indicating that the extent of the damage due to thermal IkI

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fatigue cannot be assessed by the method employed.
Consequently, actual turbine blades were used in the next
series of experiments; these were also alternately
heated and cooled in a stream of hot gas and cold air,
after which they were subjected to creep tests in a
manner described by the present author in Rer 5. The
results or the time-to-rupture tests are given In Fig 11
where time-to-rupture (IC h) for alloy EI-765, tested at
750 OC (continuous curvesJ7 and steel HI-61 'I tested at
650 OC (broken curves) Is plotted against the number, n,
of temperature reversals; the stress, a, (kg/=2)
applied during the creep test being given by each curve.
It will be seen that with increasing n the creep
resistance of the alloys (as indicated by the time-to-
rupture) decreased, the rate of this decrease slowing down
with both increasing n and increasing magnitude of the
applied stress, d. Macro- and micro-analysis of the
Card fracture revealed that the failure had occurred not
4/7 instantaneously, but progressively. A surface crack was
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boundaries in the direction perpendicular to the axis of
the blade (and to the applied stress), until the load
bearing cross section was reduced to about 50% of the
original area, at which moment the specimen broke, the
fracture taking place by intra-crystalline shear along a
plane inclined at 450 to the horizontal. (In the case of
blades that had not been subjected to preliminary, cyclic
temperature variations, fracture under these conditions
occurred instantaneously and was of the inter-crystalline
nature). The creep curves (elongation e, %, versus time
C, h) obtained in the course,of the next series of
experiments are given in Figs 2 and 3. Fig 2 shows the
results for thl HI-765 alloyq tested at 750 OC under
a = 22.3 kg/mm, , the other conditions (for curves 1-5)
beings 1 - blade R16; T (time-to-rupture) = 276 h;
e (at the moment of fracture) = 6.45%; number of
preliminary temperature reversals, n = 6200; 2 - blade
Card E17; 'V = 306 h; 8 = 4.55%; n 5817; 3 - blade E2;
'r = 605 h; e = 4.2%; n 3 580 1+ - blade El; 'Y = 912 h;
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e = 3%; n = 0. The results of creep tests for steel
11-612, tested at 650 OC under i = 22.3 kg/mm2, are
presented in the same manner in Fig 3, curves 1-5
corresponding tos 1 - blade 15; V = 203 h; a = 2.5%;
n = 6200; 2 - blade Il; 'r = 209 h; 1.9~4~;
n = 1~722; 3 - blade 114; T = 856 h; = I %i
n = 2 ; 4 - blade I15i V= 942 h; = 1:4 r7d
n = 710; 5 - blade 117; 1 n = 0.
0 'V z 1091 h; .;!rl
The creep curves, reproduced in Figs 2 and 3, show that
the larger the number of temperature reversals$ the faster
was the rate of deformation in creep and the higher the
total elongation of the specimen. This was obviously due
to the fact that fracture of blades, subjected to
preliminary cyclic temperature reversalsq took place
across a smaller (on the account of cracks) effective
cross-section area and$ therefore~ under a higher
effective stress. It was concluded that the harmful effect
of thermal fatigue is best assessed by conducting creep
Card tests on specimens subjected to cyclic temperature
6/7 variations, closely resembling those that occur under the
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There are 3 figures, 1+ tables and 5 Soviet references.
SUBMITTEDs October 61 1959
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Cyclic Metal Strength (jont.). sov/6025
and growth or fatigue cracks, the role of plastic defornition
in fatigue fracture, an accelerated method of deterr;jIning
fatigue strength, the plotting of fatigue diagrams, and
various fatigue test methods. Nc-.f data are presented on the
sensitivity of high-strength steel to ntress concentration,
the effect or stress concentration on the criterion of fatigue
failure, the effect of the size factor on the atrength or
metal under cyclic loads, and results of endurance testa of
various machine parts. Problems connected with cyclic metal
toughness, internal.friction, and the effect of corrosion
media and temperature on the fatigue strength of metals are
also discussed. No personalities are mentioned. Each article
Is accompanied by references, mostly Soviet.
TATIL OF CONTENTSt
NATURE OF FATIGUE FRACTURE
Oding, 1. A. Difrusionless Mechanism or Formation and Growth or-
a Fatigue Crack
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Cyclic Metal Strength (Cont.) SOV/6025
Gladyrevskaya, S. A. y L. V. lgnatyUko and V. A.
Svetlitskiy. Unit for the Study of Corrosion Fa_tigue
of Metals 250
Aleksandrov, B. 1. Effect of Temperature and Steel History
on the Endurance Limit of Oxidation-Resistant and Heat-
Resistant Steels and Alloys 257
Oding, I. A., and__Yu,-V--ZhaZQchk1n. Effect of Temperature
Variations on the Strength of tfie~e a~ of Gas-Turbine Blades 267
I-
Rakhman, B. M. Procedure of Thermal Fatigue Test Under
Given Stresses 276
FATIGUE STRENGTH OF MACHINE PARTS
Aleksandrov, B. I. and 1. B. Klibanskiy. Study of the
Endurance of Tractor-Engine Connecting Rods 284
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E073/E435
AUTHOR: Kostochkin, U.V. Candidate of Technical Sciences
TITLE: Influqnce of thermal fatigue on t~o failing of
turbine blades
PERIODICAL: Metallovedeniye i tormicheskaya obrabotka metallov,
no-7, 1962, 45-48
TEXT: Using a special test rig, standard cylindrical specimens,
impact strength test specimens and models of turbine blades made
of the austenitic steel AH35ST (KhN35VT) and of the Cr-Ni alloy
XH70BM10'r (KhN70VMYuT) were heated in a gas stream of 7500C,
180 m/sec velocity (heat transfer coefficient 600 kcal/n2
hr.deg)
apd cooled with 700C air. The test conditions were as near as
possible to real conditions of operation of turbine blades.
The specimens and the turbine blade models were tested for u]~ to
6000 thermal cycles, and subsequent macro- and micro-analyses did
not reveal any cracks. The mechanical properties of the materials
at room and elevated temperatures also remained unchanged after
this thermal cycling; only the ductility changed somewhat.
After differing numbers of thermal cycles the*turbine blades were
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tested for creep strength until failure, at 7500C (KhN70Tr1YuT)
and 6500C (KhN35VT), in an experimental gas turbine as well as in
a test rig. The results are plotted in Fig.1, which shows that
each number of thermal cycles corresponds to a definite time to
failure. Macro- and microstructural analyses of the fractures
revealed that, with and without thermal cycling, the failure v/
occurred along the plane of maximum tangential stresses, along
the body of the grain. The results of short-duration tensile
tests are not affected by the thermal cycling. The lowering of
the creep strength is attributed to the fact that the inter-
granular izzicrocracks accumulate and develop into cracks along the
grain boundaries, reducing the effective cross-section of the
blade; however, those mechanical properties which are
determined by intracrystalline fracture arc not affected.
There are 2 figures.
ASSOCIATION: TzNIITv.ASh
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KCGTOCRKIN, Yu.V., kand.takhn.nauk
Effect of thermal fatigue on the failure of turbine blades.
Metalloved. i term. obr. met. no.7:45-48 J1 162. (MM 15:6)
1. TSPntrallnyy nauchno-i3sledovatellakly institut tekhnologii
i mashinostroyeniya.
(Thermal stresses) (Turbines--Blades)

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AUTHORS: Oding, I. A., Kostochkin, Yu. V.
TITLE: The effect of temperature changes upon the metul strength of
gas turbine blades
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurglya, no. 11, 1962, 50,abstract
111316 (In collection.-"Tsiklich. prochnost' metallov", Moscow,
AN S38R, 1962, 26-1 - 275)
TEXT: The authors investigated the effect of variable temperatures upon
crack formation and changes In the size of 3H '165 (EI"765) and 3H 607 (E160'1)
alloy, and 3H 612 (E1612) steel specimens, used.for gas turbine blades. Pris-
matic specimens of 23 x 16 mm section, were heated in a furnace to temperatures
below phase transformation (E167; and M607 to 800"C, E1612 to 7000C) . Them were 1,0~
then cooled in an oil bath at 1K) C. The crack resistance of the materials was
evaluated from the number of thermal cycles until the appearance of the first
cracks. It was found that after a sufficient number of cycles thermal fatigue
cracks in the aformentioned materials developed on the plane faces of the spec-
imen; this Is connected with the nature of temperature and stress distribution
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In the specimen. For heat-resistant materials with low heat-conductivity and
maximum temperature gradient, highest stresses arose on the face surface and
attained 18 kg/MM2 1~ see after the beginning of cooling. The determination of
mechanical properties was performed on a RM -'~ P (IM-4R) machine and on a
ram at 20 and 6500C. Highest mechanical properties are shown by steel E1765; it
proved therefore most resistant with regard to heat-alternation. Hardness of
steels E1607 and E1612 decreased after 170 - 190 cycles by a factor of almost
1.5, whereas hardness of E1765 steel did not change after 552 cycles. It is
shown that the difference'in the appearance of cracks In cat-bon steel and heat
resistant steels Is connected with the nature of ductility changes depending on
temperature. It is pointed out that the damage degree of the metal of gas tur-
bine blades subjected to the effect of thermal fatigue, should be evaluated from
long-lasting endurance tests. It was established that the nature of failures
In long-lasting durability tests of the blades subjected to the effect of heat
alternations, is of an intergranular nature.
Z. Fridman
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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.AUTH01ILS' OdIng, I.A. and'Kostochkin. Yu.V.
TITIE: Effect of variable temperature on the strength of
L
the,.metal of gas turbine blades
PE R. 10 D I CjNL Rief~rativnyy zhurnal, Xlekhan3ika, no. 1, '19'63, 77,
abstract IV599 (In collection: Tsiklich. prochnost'
metallov. M., M SSSR, 1962, 257-275)
TEXT: The authors-study the effect of thermal fatigue on.
the character of crac1c formation in ~prismatic specimens of alloys
3V -765 (EI-765) TZI-607 and of LI-612 steel, as well as on the dura-
ble strength characteristics.
C,,~bstracter's note; Complete translatioU2
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AUTHORS: Oding, I. A., Kostochkin, Yu. V.
TITLE: Effect of variable temperature on the strength of gas turbine blade
metal
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, otdellnyy vypusk, 49. Turbostroyeniye, no. 1,
1963, 19, abstract 1.49.115 (In collection! Tsiklich- proelmost'
metallov. M., AN SSSR, 1962, 267 - 275)
TEXT: The effect of a variable temperature on the character of crack forma-
tion' change of dimensions and mechanical properties of materials is Investigated.
The following materials were tested: OR-765 (RI-765", (chromium-nickel alloy),
3M -612 (EI-612) (austenitic steel) and M -607 (EI-607) (nickelbase alloy). Pris-
matic 23 x 16 mm samples were heated to temperatures below those of phase conver-
sions (700 - 8000Oand cooled in an oil bath at 40 0C. The tests have shown that
after a sufficient number of heat changes thermal fatigue cracks appear in tested
materials on flat sides of prismatic samples and not on edges as is the case In
carbon steel samples. A detailed analysis of this phenomenon is made with an
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allowance for different mechanical properties, heat conductivity coefficients and
Bio criteria under different test conditions. The conclusion Is drawn that the
difference in the process of crack formation in carbon and heat-resisting steels
is connected with temperature fields in the samples and the character of ductility
change depending on the temperature. Cracks appear on the grain boundaries, and
their appearance is preceded by an expansion of boundaries which increases with
the growing number of heat changes. The investigation of the process of increase
of sample dimensions was carried out on EI-612 steel heated to 8000C. After 100
cycles the length of a sample increases by 2%. The increase of length is condi-
tioned by temperature stresses exceeding the limit of elasticity of the material.
A detailed description is given of the process of residual strain expansion and
of increase of absolute sample dimensions at a constant level of heat changes.
An investigation of metal resistance to thermal fatigue was carried out on an
installation simulating near-to-working conditions for gas turbine blade materials.
0 id in a'gas flow.
Material samples and blade models were heated to 750 C and coole 0
In the process of heating the most abrupt temperature change is 530 C and it takes
place during the first seconds. The gas and blade metal temperatures were recorded
by an ascillograph according to 8 thermocouples incorporated in the blades. Tem-
perature field measurements of blade models at heating and cooling are given and
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AUTHORS. Kaplan, G.Ye.,'Noiseyev, Ye.D., Dmitriyeva, L.P.
and !~qAtochk_ina, S.A.
TITLE: Separation of zirconium and hafnium by rpolventl
extraction
SOURCE: Ekstraktsiya; teoriya, primeneniye, apparatura. Ede
by A. P. Zefirov and M. N. Sanyavin. Moscow.
Gosatomizdat, 1962. 117 _.i23
TEXT: The first part of the paper is -concerned with the
application of tributyl phosphate as a reagent in a,solvent-'
extraction process us'ed for selective recovery of hafnium and..
zirconium from Zr-rich solutions. Various standard'mothods of
decomposition of zirconia concentrates are reviewed and the most
convenient.ways of converting the composition products to
solutions suitable for processing by solvent extraction are dis-
It is shown that the main diffic~ilties associated with
the application of tributyl phosphate for separating lif and Zr
are associated with difficulties encountered in the preparation
of nitric-acid solutions free from silicon,.-.4fluorine and sulphate
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ions. The only original experimental evidence quoted in this
connection relates to the effect of fluorine on the extraction of
Zr from nitric-acid solutions: it is shown that in the case of
solutions obtained from fluorine compounds of Zr and Hf, solvent
extraction can be effectively used only if the fluorine/zirconium
molar content ratio does not exceed unity. The use of organic
agents such as dicthyl ester, inethyl isobutyl ketone, etc. for
separating lif from Cr in H2so 4 solutions is briefly discussed;
the main shortcoming of this method is the difficulty in re-
generating anmionia thiocyanate. Since liquid ionic-exchango,
reagents can also be used for extraction from 11 2SO4 solutions and2
since data on the separation of HIf and Zr by this method are
scarce, a seri 'es of experiments were coAducted in which 50a' xYlol
solutions of several cationle reagents were used to extract fif and
Zr from a 2N ff SO solution with 20 g/l. Zr. The~results are
reproduced in Kble 1. The disadvantage of this method is a
tendency to the formation of emulsions and insoluble residues.
The last paragraphs of the paper describe experiments in which
the possibility of using amines for extraction of Zr from F1 2so4
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solutions was studied. A xylol solution of tri-octylamine was
used for this purpose. Recovery of Zr in the organic phase
depended on both acidity of the solution and concentration of the
amine in its solvent. When a 200%) solution*of amine was used in a
2N 11 SO 4solution, the distribution coeffici.ent in respect of Zr
Was E4, the corresponding figure for an O.'7N solution being 5.5.
The distribution coefficionts attained with a 100% solution of
amine, used for treating O-7N, 2N and 4N H 2S04 solutions were,
respectively, 0.67, 0.42 and 0.31. It is,concluded that appli-
cation of amines and phosphoric acid esters offer a possible
method of separating Hf and Zr in H 2504 solutions.
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Table 1:
Extraction characteristics of some organic phosphorus-baso
acids with cation-exchange properties
Extracting agent DIlf DZr
(C611 130 )2 POOH 0.22 0002
(C7H15 0)2 POOZI 0.35 0.03
(C8H17 0)2 POOH 0.21 0.03
Card 4/4

KOSTOCHKINA, T.Y.. arkhitektor.
Finishing exterior surfaces of cellular concrete products.
Strol.prov.35 noG4138-39 AP '57. (KU 1013)
(Building block@) (Light weight concrete)

KRESTOV, M.A.; DOBRYAKOVA, L.I.; KOSHKIII, Y.G.; TEYWKNOT, A.A.;
IVANOVA, T.T.; KHKELEVSKIT, V.A.; KOSTOCHKIIIA,_T.- T.; PFLAUMER.
0.E., kand.tokhn.nauk. nauchnyy I.P., red.
izd-va; TOMINA, Te.L., takhn.red.
[Finishing large panels and blocks using colored concretes]
Otdalka krupnfth pansial i blokov a primeneniam tavetnykh beto-
nov. Moskva, Goo.lad-vo lit-ry po stroit.. arkhit. i stroit.
materialam, 1959. 87 p. (MMA 13:3)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut novykh stroi-
talln.vkh materialov. 2. Inatitut novykh stroitelInykh materialov
(for Krestov. Dobryakova, Koshkin, Tevdokimov, Ivanova, Khmelevskiy).
3, Inatitut betona I zhelezobetona (for Kostochkina).
(Building blocks)

KOSTOCHKIMA, T..V.. .&rkbiteirtor
Factory-flnishad exterior surfaces of autoclALve-hardened
porous concrete products. Trudy NIIZHB no.8:181-193 '59.
(MIRA 13:4)
1. Nauchno-looledovatellakly institut betom i zhelazobetona
Akadenii stroitellstvs~ i arkhitektury SSSR.
(Precast concrete)

MAKARICHEV, V.V., kand.tekhn.nauk; KOSTOCHMA, T.Y., nauchnyy sotrudnik;
37TINKA. G.A.. red.12d-va; . T.r.-,-iekhn.red.
[Instructions for finishing the exterior surfaces of porous
concrete articles with cement points] %iganiia po otdolks
narushnykh poverkhnostai isdelii is ischeistykh betonov tee-
msntnymi krasImmi. Koskva, Goa.izd-vo lit-ry po strott.. arkhit.
i stroit.mtarialam, 1960. 24 p. (KIRA 14:4)
1. Akademiya stroitalletva i arkhitektury SSSR. Institut batons
i zhelesobetona, Perovo.
(Concrete costing)

KOSTOCHKINAI T.V., arkhitektor; ROZENFELID, L.M., kand. khimichesMh
---niur'
Atmospheric resistance of cement coverings on cellular con-
crete products. Trudy NIIZHB no-32:278-294 163.
(KMA 17:1)

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112-2-4520
TRANSLATION FROM: Referativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika, 1957,
Nr 2, p. 293 (USSA)
AUTHOR:
TITLE: Including a Fuse in the Amplifier Anode Circuit (Vklyu-
cheni7e predokhranitelya v anodnuyu tseplusilitelya)
PERIODICAL: Kinomekhanik, 1956, Nr 3, pp. 40-41
ABSTRACT: Twenty per cent of the cases of rly-156 motion picture
sound track amplifier breakdowns are due to breakdown of elec-
tl%olytic capacitors of the rectifier filter. This puts the
kenotron out of order and sometimes the power transformer as
well. To prevent breakdown of these elements it is proposed to
introduce an KH-15 neon lamp into the amplifier anode circuit
as a protection. The voltage drop from the neon lamp (3 to 4 v)
has practically no effect on amplifier operation. At the same
time, this lamp serves as an indicator of proper-rectifier
operation.
S.D.D.
Card 1/1

KOSTOGAPOV M V
Rabota gidrnvlicheskikh pressov a avtomaticheskim regulistorom davleniia vody v
seti. (Vestn. Mash., 1948, no. 9, p. 46-48)
Performance of hydraulic presses vith automatic pressure control of vater in net-
work.
DLCt TN4.V4
SO: Mem0acturing and Mechanical Engineering In the Soviet Union, Library of
Congress, 1953

DAVIDENKOV, N.N. (deceased); SIDOROV B.A.; SHESTOPALOV, L.M.; MIRONOV, N.F.;
BOGORAD, N.M.; IWANOV, L.A., KOSTOGAROVI-IS.A.
Mechanical properties of beryllium. Atom. energ. 18 no.6:608-616 Je 165.
(:~';IRA 19:7)

f. 5BA04-65 Pf-4 TV
-ACCI;SJIU;l AP5016930---
546.45.001,2
J-R. Aj sbcatopslovt-t
AuntoRt
n-1r,ni. if. It. I lrhv~rov, L. A.; Koatognrovs S. 9.
Hi ronov, 11. F. I M
TITLE: Inventigntion of the rnchfritenl PrrPr!rt1rt3 of ber7lllun
SOURCE: Atocnaya enere70, V. le, no. 6. 1965, 608-616
71
7!
TOPIC TAGSt beryllium, sintered beryllium, cast beryllium, extrude4 beryllium,
beryllium mechanical property
ABSTRACT: Beryllium -4 9.59% jnvith a particle siz*e of -500 or
-P.2:jL" 99.02-~-9
-50 V obtained by reduction of beryllium fluoride with magnesium, vacuum distill*--21.
ti.n,j'Cr- electrolysis of berylliurn chlorldL,were consolidated by cold cospecting.
and vacuum aintering, hot cotpacting in air or in a vacuum, or by melting and cen-
trifugal cauting. A part of the opccIrnni was additionally extruded at 450-500C
with a reduction of 75%. Thedtnalty of mntal varied from 1.75"1.82 g/caz for
cold-compacted and sintered opectruna to alcoat the theoretical for bot-compacted
:A,
;:~-t
or extruded opecl=ns. It wa3, found that at ZGC the elenration and reduction of . - "I 1' 1.
ih
arcs did not exceed. 5Z. The ductility of ointered beryllium increased sharply vi
increasing temperature to a taxImun at 400-500C, and then decreased. The strength
and ductility of bot-cowpacted beryllium powders increased with decressiag partLe"
Card 1/2

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_iCCESSION MR: AP506930
size. Electrolytic find distilled beryllitm in vore ductile than that obtained by
roduct 0 iL4 r-G--Acnium. Daryllium extrud4nd from hot-corpactud powders with a
grain oixe of -50 p (thfj rim Brain siz*.2D--25 P) had the highost strength and
ductility at both roo,.i rjid olovated terperaturcs (tip to 600C). For ex=ple. at
room terneraturd the tcnnLlo otrength wen 45 kr,/%nZ, ilia true tensile strength-
48 kg/r=~, tha elongatLon-3.6Z and the reduction in arear-4.01; at the temperature
of maximum ductility, th,2 elongation and reduction of area vas 60 P-nd 661 respec-
tively. ).,3chanLcaI propartien.of sintorod and of.bot-corTacted beryllium differed
only slightly. But, Vinarally, nomaxtrudod. sintered and hot-cowpacted beryllium
had cc--porativoly low strenrth and ductility. HowaNrar, after extruelon, the strong th
.A~
and ductility Increcied by 2-3 tirna; the yield otr~nath increase w" 17 Pro-
uounc-ad. Cr.,jt boryllitzi roro jLTttQn tbl- beryllium pimpared by the owder- ,14
wtallurBy r WG4 6' th Wasting to 400C. The values of
athodl it rcrilmid britii~ VL
re noticeably higher
the stran3th end ductilltl obtained Ip corproacion tvats we
than those obtained in ttnaion taste. Orig. art& hAdi 14 figures mail I tables.
ASSOC=0": Mao
ENCM 001 SUB 00tal M., 0
SUBKMEDI 12Jua"
OrIMAI: a ATO PUSS I'. kA2
KO 197 ;OV 3.

KOZIAW, N.; MOSTOGIA)DOV, I., inzh.; SAKOV. K.
,
Aviation abroad, Grazhd. av. 12 no*7:35-39 J1 '55. (MM 11:6)
(Aeronautics, Commercial)

Roff.a.,A-whemer; SMIRMOT, T., inzhener.
.P
Offif
Service data an link rods. Grashd. av. 13 no.3:28 Mr '56.
(AirpDmes-lagines) .(xLRA 9:7)

KOSTOGIDMV. I., inzhener; SMIRBOV, V., inzhener.
Preventing splits In propeller shafts. Grazhd.ay. 13 no-8:
28-29 Ag 156. (MMA 9: 10)
(Propellers, Aerial) (Airplanes--Kaintenance and repair)

KOSTCCLO-SOV, L. A.
Kok-SaL:hyz
Yield increase of rubber In the roots of two-year
kok-saghyz.
sov. agron. 10 no. 7, 194/2.
2
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, September 191, Uncl.

K-)S'IGGLn,!'x)V H - Ki'S~ACFi-,V, V.; FICHUGIN,
k d. tekhn. nauk# red.
[Plant's seemd- youth] Vtorala mo'1,Aost' zavoda. llowo-
0
sibirsk, Novosibirskoe kxilzhnoe izd-,vo, 1962. '6 p.
(MIRA 18:15)

,KOSTOGLODOT, V.
Bconomics conference. Dan. I kred. 14 no.11:44-45 N '56.
(MLRA 9:12)
(Finance)

KOSTOGLODOV, V..
Strengthen ties between the work of credit inspectors and monetar7
circulation inspectors. Dan. i kred. 16 no.9:51-53 S 158.
(MIRA 11:10)
(Banks and banking)

-9 noyb-~ e.
A F_.' 3 -.70U RZK.3iul., j70. 3, 1959, !To. 1,--,l-,9
Fosto~jodov, V. P.; Novl.'(ov, V. Ah.
2 IT L~L _'un AdvRnt-9.1 ey-n-orizi-vanE in Aniculture tt the
All-Union AgriaUltUral Exhibit In 3.9c".3.
I
203. 1chel-ovocist-vot l-)5,3., 110
'1, 5-11
A 5 7'f Irk i1o Dur.Lrls th"I yCor.) OL :~nd -;')57 mort) thnn
b.00j000 perions visitod the ATAculture navilion
at tho All-Union Agrioultural Exhibit, On ox-
wilple3 of koildlozos wna sovx_hozo;-i It vras gvaphi-
cally sho-?,rn th%;t; la--.-e 2111oney yield's be ob-
. t' V,
tp,iliotl vi?ien tho in~eriqification of t-ie ~clonleeq
c tr!?ngtjj 1,i tpkon into accounU In tip,.,., by
rArily utilizing a shift of auxil-fary queens, by
walti-frame anti horizonbal beehive 1-looping, a
sufficient supply of honeycomb frrimes and foods,
CA2D:
ABS. JOUR.
I RZhBiol., No.
1959, go.
AUTHOR
ORIG. PUB.
,A B 3 -2, RA C7" etc. A networl: of sclont�fic ,.miculturo In-
flave boon ~;reateu durlnj~ Wic '-rears
of Soviet rn:,Ime: tile Scion'11--ific Re.-oarch
11151~!.WtG Of (at ti10 Of
rtjbn9ya Ryazam',raya oblastl)s thie Frimor-
I i-,aya3 Orlov:3kaya, Y-emerov-skaya, Tatarskaya,
1JI-rains'-_,aya, and Kazakliso',aya
L'rperimental Stations of Apiculture, tie do-
~.",artmcntii of jlpicultm--e of the Krasnoyarsl.-iy.'
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