SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KREMINSKIY, D. G. - KREMLEVSKIY, P. P.

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ZARAYSKIY9 S.K. (Zaraislkyip S.K.]v inzh,L_P;~MI~SKIY, D.G. (Kreminslkyi,
D.H.]# inzh.
Straightening grinding wheels. Makh. sill. hosp. 12 no. 1:25
ja 161. (MIRA 14:1)
(Grinding wheels)

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, I ~ 1:'D'. : , , . . r.
~;'etcli
Sowing winter vetcli voith winter rye in t~- ster,,x-- zone. Kor!.-.brIv,. 3 Nio. V, 1952.
9. Monthly fist 2.f Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, - December IQ52 105rY, Uncl.

jq~TIIISKY, F
Automatic s3Ade projeators today. -Temna mech opt 5 no-4:126-127 Ap 160.

MMISHENSKIY,A.A., inzhener; XLI,M.A., inzhener
Mechanical dehydration of sediment in sewage water. Gor.khos.Hook.
29 no-9:23-26 S'55- WaA 8:12)
(Sewage irrigation)

SUCHKO, Georgiy Dmitriyovich, inzh.; YFVGRASIIIN, Konstantin
Fedorovich, inzh.; KRE24KOV, Gennadiy Dmitriyovich,
inzh.,- KUDIKINA, Ye,,- red.; NIKITINA, V., tekhn. red.
[Trawls and drift netsj a manual for workers of fishing
equipment factories and for ma.-ter fishermen] Traly i
drifternye seti; posobie dlia raboebikh fabrik orudii lovat
masterov dobychi. Kaliningrad, Kaliningradskoe knizhnoe
izd-vo, 1963. 109 p. (MIRA 17:3)
1. Kaliningradskaya fabrika orudly lova (for Suchko,
Yevgrashinj Kremkov).

POLAND / Farm Animals. Silkworms. Q-7
Abd Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol.,, No 10., 19584. io 45331
Author : Kremky, Jqj-;y-
Inst ffoT g ven
Title The Study of the Optimiui Temperature and Hizaidity for the
Development of the Larvae of Bombyx Mori L. Part II.
Orig Pub Prace Inst. jedwabiu natur., 1957, No. 1, 33-71.
Abstract Five groups of larvae of the mulberrj silkworm were kept at
different temperatures and humidities. The larvae of period
I of growth were reared at a temperature of 280 C, II at 25
260 C, III and IV at 250 C, V at 240 C, and at a relative
huLlidity for period I of growth - 50-6o%, II and III - 70 -
75%, IV and V - 60-70%. The rearing of larvae according
to this nothod ensures, at the ninintm expense of then-.1al
energy, the maximum rapidity of the development of larvae,
Card 1/2

POUND / Fam Animals. Silkworms. Q-7
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 10, 1958, No 45331
Abstract : the rxixiuun weight of the live cocoons, and 100% viability.
During two years of observation, no loss of the larvae was
noted. On the other hand, in the rearing of larvae necor-
ding to the Grand6ri mthod (at lower tenperatures and
higher hwudity), 30% of the larvae were perishing before
spinning.
Card 2/2

POUND / Farm Animals. Silkworn. Q-7
fibs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 10; 1958; No 45330
,tuthor : Kroraky, Jerzy
Inst :-Rot--g-rv-en
Title The Study of the Optimum Temperature nnd H=idity for the
Development of the Larvae of Bonbyx Mori L. [Plart L7.
Orig Pub Prace Inst. jedwabiu natur., 1957, 1, No. 1, 56-82.
Abstract Pftor 3 years of experimental and couparative study of the
development of larvae at different periods of growth, a-b
19-320 C and humidity of 32.5-94.7%, the optimum temperatures
wore established as follows: for larvae of period I of
growth - 28-320C, II - 25-260 c, III and IV - 250 C, and V -
23-240 C- The optimum humidity for larvae of periods 11-V of
growth is 70'-80%) and for larvae of period I of growth GOLW---
what lower humidity is required. The &ata obtained should be
checked on the basis of nore extensive material under cond-
Itions of the rearing house.
Card 1/1

KRU11FIL, Jerzy
Selection and crossbreeds of the silkworm (Bombyx nori Q
in the research work of the NP-tural Silk Laboratory in
Milanowek. Postapy nauk roln 10 no.4:115-120 JI-Ag 163.
1. Pracownia Jedwabnika, Laboratorium Jedwabiu Naturalnego,
Milanowak.

KOIIDRAGKI, Jerzy, prof.dr. (Warszawa, Krakowskie Przedmiescie 30); KMIKY-
SALDNI J mgr. r---
Z:~~
Report from the activities of the Polish Geografical Society d1& ~ng
1959. Czaeopismo geograficzne 32 no.1:103-1(Y7 161.
1. Uniwersytet, Warszawa. Przowodniczacy Urzadu Glownego Folskiego
Townrzystwa Geograficznego, Warszawa. (for Kondracki). 2. Polskie
Townrzystwo Geograficzne, Warszawa, Sekretarz Generalny (for
Kremky-Saloni).

ilaninq
f final
cjoog~hphlcal Gongraim in Lordon. Czi3ry.
22-1 165

KRFAU-SAL(INI., Jani na
Seventh National donvention of the Polish Geographical.Society in
Gdansk., September ",, 1962, Przegl geogr 35 no.1:144-11+5 163.
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Ww4wlli go inzhe
This will provide a saving on metal. A-7tom., telem. I sviaz' 2 no.9:32
3 1513- (MIRA 11:10)
l.Laboratoriya signalizateli i avyazi Sverdlovskoy dorogi.
(Electric lines--Poles)

I.I
NUM"t B,A., Inzh.
Reinforcement of high-voltage insulators. Avtom., telem.i aviazI
7 no.3240-41 Mr 163. (MM 1612)
1. Laboratoriya signalizataii J Bvyazi Sverdlovakoy dorogie
(Electric insulators and insulation)
(Electric lines-Overhead)

KRENUVI B.A., inzh.
I.A.Farkhomenko is right, Avtom,,,, telem. i sviaz' 7 Ao,2:43 F 163o
Nin 16:3)
1. Laboratoriya signalizatsii i evyazi Sverdlovskoy dorogi.
(Electric lines-Poles and towers)

ACC NRj AP602o684 SOURCE CODE: URIOO16166100010061008810093
AUTHORt Kremlev, G. 1.
ORG: Military Medical Academy im. Kirov (Voyenno-meditainakaya
ordena Lenina voyeanaya aKademiya)
TITLE: Production and properties of a preparation for treating acute
tetanus
SOURCE: Zhmikrobiol, epidemiol i immunobiol, no. 6, 1966, 88-93
TOPIC TAGS: i -nin ,-' 11111 . tetanus, antibiotic, tetanus toxoid,
production rqethod, medical experiment, dry vaccine, bacterial diuan
ABSTRACT:
A production method for a dry antibiotic-tetanut3 toxoid
~preparation is described. This method allows the toxoid
and antibiotic to be dried togethar without loss of thera-
peutic proportien. Laboratory teatn on atice, rato, rabbits,
and human volunteerB confirmed the efficacy of a Bingle
.dose of the new complex. It iv inexpenaive to manufacture
and when dried, preserves its properties through long
.B.t.o-rage. (WA-50; PE No..., 11.1
SUB CODE: o6/ SUBM DATE: o4Dec65/ ORIG REF: oo4/.
Card UDC: 615.372;576.851.5511-059-.615.779.9l'-0"12

G.I.
Emergency preventJon of tetanus with antibi otiCS 4~n conjunction
with anatoxin re-iaccination in experiments on animals. Zhur. mikro-
biol.., epid. i immun. 41 no.12:39-43 D 164.
(IMIRA 18:3)

KREMIEV, G,T.
Effectivensas of emergency ap(cifJc prevention of experimental
tetanuo under aggravated condItIons. Zhur. mikroblol. epid. I
Immun. 40 no.5%94-97 My 163. (KRA 17:6)

KFJ~-=, G.16'
! Actlop of ant~biotles
menta in vitro, and on
Of62 . i
1
on the pathogen of tetanus Jit exp-ri-
animalfr. Antibiotiki 7 no.10007--%l
VIRA 160.1)

SALTYKOV, R.A.; KREMIZV G.I.; ZEMSKOV, Ye.M.
Associated immnization with live and chemical vaccines in
experiments. Report No.2: Mechanism of the stimulation of
antito#u production by live EB vaccine. Zhur. mikrobiol.,
epid. i '-n. 33 no.2:28-32 F 162. (MIRA 15:3)
(DWNITY)
(PIAGUFPREVENTIVF. INOCUIATION)
(TaINS AND ANTITOXINS)

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Doe- 031'. 1947. Ola2rfibWWr oiled with an
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ACCESSION NR: IT5022418 UR/3136/64/000/675/0001/0018
(Y.
AUT11011- Kremlev M G ;Sim2x!2KLD.N.;Skulachenko, S.S.
' - -"= ' ' .--
TITLE: Device for studying local critical parameters of long sections of super-
conductingtire 11
SOURCE: Morcow. Institut atomnov enerall. Doklady, IAE-675, 1904. Ustanovka
dlya iseledovaniya lokallnykh kriti6fieekikh p-arametrov bollskikh dlin everkbprovo-
dyashchey provoloki, 1-18
TOPIC TAGS: superconducting alloy, riloblum alloy, zirconium alloy, external
magnette field, lii~u current
ABSTRACT: The device described is designed for studying the unifonnity of values
of the critical currents in long (up to 15 m) sections of superconducting wire,
measured upon application of a local external magnetic field of tip to 40 kOe to 'a small
part of the wire. A detailed description of the parts and operation of the device is
given. The device was used to stuft- i3everal sections of a superconducting wire
composed essentially of a 50:50 Nb-Zr I
9y, which after cold drawing_wp subjected
to ati additional vacuum rmfie critical current was-
heaLtra Ki~iid O'change by a
Fit--- Ii
factor of 2 overi4istances of a few inetibre. Besides these comparatively slow
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ACCESSION NR; AT5022418
variations In critical current, fairly substantial (up to 30%) local declines of the
current were observed a tances of a few millimeters. "The authors thank
Academician 1. K. KikoinkyVI; steady Interest in t ie-work and valuable comments,
N.V. Razzhivin,. N.1. Fil band -D.I. Dolgalfou assistance In the p tion
of the deviceWdfor performing the' experiments, and also V.A., Dro-z-2-T.,'T
--Tr
Sheffer Pd N. Ye. Yukovich for lying the art. ham
supp liqui hS Orig.
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KREMIZVO M. H.
KPIDW., M. M. - wChamioatoobnological Investigation of the Michurin
Variety of Gr"rins.lv Sub 21 Noy 52,, Moscow Inst of National Econow
imeni G. V. Plekhanov. (Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in
Technical Sciences).
SO: Vachemaya Moskva. January-Decemaber 1952

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NIKIFOROVP A.F.; NEPONNYASHCHIKII, G.I.; KRFMLEV, N.I.
Autotransplantation of a somatic muscle into the myocardium of a
dog. Arkh. anat., gist. i embr. 45 no. 1006-39 0 163.
(KMA 17t9)
1. Laboratoriya eksporlmentallnoy tultologil (zav. - starshiy
nauchnyy sotrudnik A.F.Nikiforov) i animalInaya laboratoriya
(impolnyayushchiy obyazannosti zaveduy-ushchago-N.I.Kramlev)
Instituta eksperimentalinoy biologii i moditsiny 51birskogo
otdeleniya AN SSSR, Novosibirsk. Adres avtorov: Novosibirsk,
Sovetskaya ul., 20, Institut eksperimentallnoy biologii i meditainy
Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR, laboratoriya eksperimentallnoy tsitologli
i animallnaya laboratoriya.

TS;'II.AIIIU:*, Yu.G.; ~"(W;L(YJA, G.T.: KPI~ZZ'"Ll"V, N...
Eole or f1brin and tme nllular of :~n tiv?
forzaki(n of 1D wirep-ic 'Infiaan---~,- Sib.
otd. M ~cOFR nc:.9F.32-~-124 '62- (mirc. 4--t:8)
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ot'iel-miya al sl~3p

1,ESHALKIN, Ye.N., ~rof.; KREMUN, N.I.
Optimum conditions for the surgical approach to organs of the
anterior mediastinum. Khirurgiia 40 no.1:16-24 Ja 164.
(MIRA 17:11)
1. Ins*,itut eksperimontallnoy biologii i meditsiny Sibirskogo
otdoleniya AD SSSR.

KREMLEV, N.I.
1%. --
Clinical anpects and surgical trentment of endemic goiter.
Vent.kbir. no.6119-23 161. (MIRA 15il)
1. Iz khirurUicheskogo otdoleniya (7,av. - zasluah. vrach HSFSR
V.I. Mokrova) Torahokskoy mozhrayonnoy bollnitsy (gl. vrach -
A.A. Starygin) Yalininskoy oblasti. Adres avtoraz Torzh&., Mlinin-
akoy obl., gorodskaya boltnitsa.
(GOITER)

KRDU,EV, N. I-.;-- --
Surgical tactics and anesthesia in olute intestinal obatruction.
Sov. mod. 25 no,341-41 Mr 161, (MIRA 14:3)
1. Iz khirurgicheskogo otdolenip (zav. - zaaluzhennyy --raoh MFSR
V.I.Mokrova) Torshokskoy mezbrayonnoy bollnitoy (glany), vrach N.I.
Kremlev, nauchnyy rukoyoditell - prof. A.G.Karavanov) Kalininskoy
oblasti.
(INTESTINES-OBSTRUCTIOP)

AUTHORS: Kretov, A. Yo. , Kremlev, 1.4. SOV/79-2f,-7-49/64
TITLE: The Reaction of the 11,11-Dichlorobanzene Sulfamide With Poly-
halo,,:en Derivatives of Met1hane.I.(Hoaktsiya N,11-dikhlorobenzol-
sullfamids, s poligalogenproizvodnymi metana.I)
PERTODICAL: Zhnrnal ob3hohey khimii, 1956, Vol 28, 1'r 7,
pp 195o - 1954 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the case of a heating of N,11-dichlorobenzerie sulfamide
(futhe4on called dichloramine B,;!) with excess carbon tetra-
the authors found a consid-
chloride in the presence of AlCl 3
erable formation of chlorine and he formation of benzene
t
sulfochloride, which fact points to the participation of CC1 4"
The experiments with different amounts of dichloramine and AC1 3
showed the following results (Table 1): In the reaction of 3
and 4 moles of dichloramine B with one mole of ACI 3 in CCl4 even
after 30 hours heating dichloramine B romains which did not enter
reaction. Therefore the authors contented themselves with only
Card 1/3 two ratios between dichloramine and AC1 39 viz. 2:1 and 1!1. It

The Reaction of the 11,11-Dichlorobenzene~. Sulfamide With S07/79-28-7-49/64
Polyhalcgen Derivatives of Methane.I.
had been shown already earlier that the anhydrous AM 3 reacts
energetically with dichloramine at a ratio of 1:1 amidst
aromatic hydrocarbons under the formation of an oily complex
and an equimolecular amount of chlorinated hydrocarbon. However,
in the case of equimolecular amounts of dichloramine B and AC1 3
and excess CCI4 the dichloramine B and ACI 3 dissolve completely
already after half an hour's heating (34-350). A heavy oil
accumulates on the bottom which forms chlorine on a further heat-
ine. Besides chlorine and benzene sulfochloride also cyanuric
chloride separates in the reduction. In quantitative respect
the process can be represented by the following reaction process:
3C6115so2Ncl2+3CCl 4 -- 3C6H5so2cl+6cl2+C3it 3C1 3' Two more
theoretical and partially experimental considerations concerning
thin oubject follow, There aro 2 tablec and 7 reforencen, 3
Card 2/3 of which aro Soviet.

The Reaction of the N,N-Dichlorobenzene Sulfamide With SOV/79-26-7-49/'64
Folylialogen Derivatives of Methana.I.
ASSOCIATION: Dnepropetrovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut (Dnepro-
petrovsk Chenical. and Technical Institute)
SUBMITTED: June 69 1957
1. Dichlorobenzene sulfamide--Chemical reactions 2. Halogen compounds.
--Chemical reactions 3. Methanes--Chemical reactions 4. Aluminum
chlorides--Chemical effects
Card 3/3

AUTHORS: Kretov, A. Ye., Kremlev, M. M. SOV/79-28-7-5o/64
TITLE: The Reaction of N,11-Dichlorobenzene Sulfamide With Polyhaloi.--,On
Derivatives of Methane. II.(Reaktsiya N,N-dikhlorobenzolnull-
famida a poliealogenproizvodnymi metana.II)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, 1958, Vol 28, Nr 7,
pp 1954 - 1957 (USISR)
ABSTRACT, After the first publication (Ref 1) the authors expected that
the N,11-dichlorobenzene sulfamide would also react with other
polyhalogen derivatives of methane in the presence of AM 3
in similar caaea, In order to investigritte this in detail they
added chloropicrin~ and chloroform. The chloropicrin was taken
in excess quantities as it had to be rea.-ent and medium at the
same tine, the sulfamide and AlCl 39 however, were taken in
equimolocular quantities. Right in the beginning of the reaction
the mixture becomes warm and starts a considerable formation
of chlorine and ClC11i it was, however, found that on the action

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of AM 3 no decomposition of chloropicrin. accordinj to the

Tiie Reaction of 11,11-Dichlorobenzene Sulfamide With SOV/79-28-7-5o/64
Polylialogen Derivatives of Methane.II.
reaction CCl3I-to 2 --~ COCYC'No takes place, as this reaction
only begins at the boiling point when chloropicrin in heated
with AM 3' In the case of AlC1 3 beine added to chioropicrir
no chlorine formed. However on a furtlLer addl.tion of dichloro-
,amine B(.N,11-dichlorobenzene sulfamide) an immediate formation
of chlorine and C1110 began. In the case of a heating to 300
2 0
the chlorine formation becomes turbulent and a heavy yellow
oil is formed. It was experimentally found that in the reaction
of chloropicrin with dichloroamine B the separation of ClCIT by
condensation in the liquid state is beyond any doubt. Benzoyl
chloride in great amounts and cyanuric chloride in small amounts
were the products of side reactions. According to the amounts of
chlorine and cyanoL,,5-en chloride found the reactiL.- muot take
place in the following way:
3C6H5so211cl 2+3CC13ITO 2 ---> 3C6115so2Cl+C3if3C13+3Cl2+3ClNO2'-' The
reaction with chloroforn, instead of dichloranine, takes a
similar course. The mechanism of the reactions takes obviously
Card 2/3 place through the free radicalu, %rhich fact could be further

The Reaction of 11,11-Dichlorobenzone Sulfamide With SOV/79-28-7-5o/64
Polyhaloi;en Derivativea of Methane.H.
proved by othcr reactions. There are 2 tables and 2 references,
2 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Dnepropetrovokiy khimiko-tekhnologicheekiy iristitut(Dnepro-
petrovsk Chemical and Technical Institute)
SUBMITTED: July 1, 1957
1. Dichlorobenzene sulfamide--Chemical reactions 2. Halogen
compounds--Chemical reactions 3. Methanes--Chemical reactions
4. Aluminum chlorides--Chemical effects
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KE Q-IZV, V, P., Inzhener i 19DRUSTaEV, S. S., Kand. Tekhn. nauk St. Nauchno.
Sotr. i BOZMNOV, P. I., Kand. Tekhn. nauk I. VASILIKOVSKIY, S. V., Laureat
Stalim-koy Pr,:miA Prof.
loenirgradaldy filial Akademid. arkhitektury SSSR.
PREDLOZEEIIIIIA PO I3POL'ZGVjURU ESTIESIVEM.W0 GIPSOVOGO KAI-LUA DLYA NARY-
Z=Kiz OBLITSOVOK.
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VASILIKCVSKIY, S.V. - laureat Stalinskoy premil prof. i KUKS-V, V.P. - DIZ11.
Sposob proizvodstva 1-irpicha odnotsvetnoy ok-aski vne zavisimosti ot
khimichesko-o sostavaplin. Pa.-,e 97
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SO: Collection of Annotations of Scientific Rese~Irch '!:ork cm C(%nztruA_icn
completed in Iv5o,
~-Icscow, 1951

KPZMIJ-N,) Ye.A.; TROITSKAYA, I.N.
Some characteristics of the germanium potential in the rich iron
ores and iron quartzites of the Kursk Magnetic Anomaly. Sov.
geol. 8 no.11S55-60 N 165.
(1a RA 19: 1)

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USOVA, A. V. (r;r~lyabinsk),- _MU2= M. A. (Cbelyabinak)
A,_ - --
Studentel work with material distributed to them in pb7sics
lesaona. Fiz. v s";cole 22 no.4:85-87 JI-Ag 162.
(MIRA 15:10)
(Phyeica-Study and teaching)

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TMZ: Errors of follower-typs, fr2qHgM trans-duc ewith square-law circuits
SOURCE: lzmeritelinaya takImUms, no, 12, 1965, 35-39
TOPIC Uost frequency type transducaro electronic circuit, frequency conversion, error
minimization
ABSTRACT: The errors associated with a new fffollower-type square-law-circuit(I electric-
parameter-into-frequency tranqducer (Izm. tekhnika, 1964, no.1) are theoretically
evaluated. The errors due to the square-law circuit, conversion, and nonlinearity for
both astatia-o and static-balanoing conditions are oval *;'edi-as are the errors -due-
.to loss in the reactive elementB of the square-law circuit# Formulas for calculating-,
the component and overall errors are developed. It is hoped that the now transducer.
migMhave an overall error of .0.1-1%. Orig. art. hass I figure and 35 formulas,
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1, v.kil. Zat"dika va Lah. 1933, No. 5, 16 24- Wee. nwtlmxIi. elec. mri"gth. dieter. 40
cmist., with At Ictil, were used to follow polymnizatJon of phenol. and crcm4-furnialde./
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professor, doktor takhnichookikh nauk; KOHAROV. N.S., doteent, kandi-
dat takhnichookikh nauk; NIKULIN. N.V.. dotsent, kandidat takhnicheakikh
nauk; SHUHSKIY, LI., dotsent, kandidat takhnichaskikh nauk; KRUW-
SgKx,.P.A., kandidat takhnichealcikh nauk; GEM , A.P.. inzhanarl ALEK-
~ANDROV. N.V.. p7ofessor, doktor takhnichaskikh nauk; TARMY. B.H..
professor, doktor takhnicheskikh nauk; ZYGIONSON, L.S., professor,
doktor tekhnicheekikh nauk; STEPANOV. V.S., dotsent, kandidat takh-
nicheskikh nauk; KAGIDSON# A.O.. inzhener.
"Science of electrical materials.' M.K.Kikhailov. Reviewed by N.G.
Drosdov, and others. Slaktrichastvo no.3:93-94 Hr 154. (HLRA 7:4)
1. Hoskovskly onargaticheakiy institut im. Nolotova. 2. Veesoyusnyy
2aochnyy energeticheskiy institut.
(Electric insulators and Insulation) (Electric conductors)

KUMLEVSKIT, P.P.
Dynamic charactartatics of differential ruinomnters. [Trudyj
W WO Priborprom . no.4:56-95 159. (MIRh 11:2)
Nnometer)

K.TZR',LEIISKrl P. P.
Kremlevsk;y P. P. . Gonek 11. F. and Peti P. K.., "Mi Automatic Rer-uLator
of Acid-Feedingill Gidroliznaya prwqshlerunost' SSSR fllydrolytic
Industrg, 1935, No 4, Pages 5-7.

KREMLEVSKIY, P.P.
Gravimetric liquid level Indicator. [Izd.] Sekto. prib. topl. kontr.
WNITOPRIBOR no.1:129-138 153. (MLR& 8:7)
(Manometer)

nEHLKVBKIT, P.P.
Differential manometer of the wring scale" type. (theoretical consider-
ation). [Izd.] Sekts. prib. tepl. kontr. LOIIIITOPRIBOR no.1:150-159 153-
1 (manometer) (MLRA 8:7)

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SOV/124-58- 3- 3107
Translation from: Reverativnyy zhurnal, Mckhanika, 1958, Nr 3, p 80 (USSR)
AUTHOR: _1 Kremlevskiy, P. P.
T!TLE: On the Draft of Instructions for Checking the Pressure - dif f e rential
Type Flowmeters (0 proyekte instruktsii dlya proverki difmano-
metrov-- raskliodome rov)
PER!ODICAL: V sb. : Teploenerg. pribory i regulyatory. Moscow- Leningrad,
Mashgiz, 1954, pp 259-270
ABSTRACT: The article presents critical comments on the draft of the
"Instructions for Checking Pressure -differential Type Flow-
meters Operating in Conjunction With Diaphragms and Nozzles.
The Instructions were circulated in 1952 for a general review by
the Committee on Measures and Metering Instruments.
Reviewer's name not given
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KRZMLEVSKIY,P.P.; GONIK.H.F.
Selecting characteristics for control valves. [Izd.] Sekts.
prib. tepl. kontr. LONITOPRIBOR no.2:71-q5 154 (MLRA 8-6)
(valves) (Automatic control)

YRR4LEVMIY DOW SKIT, Z.F., kandidat takhnichaskikh naukt redak-
-~~-P- P
I ~ii"; -bTM5UN' M.M. , takhnichookiy redaktor.
[Flow motors, Industrial Instruments for measuring the consumption
of liquid, gas and steam] Raakhodomery proizvodetvanrqe pribory
dlia izmmreniia raskho" zhidkoeti, gaza i par&. Moskva, Goe.
nauchno-takhn. Izd-vo mashinoctroit. lit-rY# 1955. 435 P. (MIARA 8:8)
(Irlow meters)

KRWMSKIY,P.P., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk
Changing diaphragms in liquid-flow motors. Gidroliz. i lesokhIm.
prom. 8 no.2:30 '55. (MLRA 8:10)
(Flow meters)

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(Gases, Ylow of) (Fluid dymamice)

-XRBM. S., inzh.
"Rydraulic engineering on the collective and state farms of the
Ukrainian B.S.R.0 by %.P.Bribnri, H.S.Audriievs Ikyl. Reviewq& b7
S. Kremok. Sil!o.bud. 10 n0-11:23 N 160. (34IRA 13: 11)
(Ukraine-Wdraulic engineering)
(*ibnyi, 11.7.) (Andriievalkyi, H.S.)

BOSHWf&, Leonid Leonidovich; BTZOV, Lev VikolaYOvich; KUKLEVSKITo
P.P., knnd.tekhn.nauk, retuanxent-, MRIN, I.G,, in-z6o'-,- red.
POHICHEY. A.G., red.ixd-va; BARDINA, A.A., takhn.red.
(Measuring small coneumptions of liquid] Izm9renis malykh
reekhodov shidkostai. Koekva, Goo.nouchno-tekhn.izd-vo
mashinostroit.lit-ry, 1961. 77 p. (KIRA 14:4)
Orlowmaters)

EREKLKVSKIT, P.P., kand.tekhn.nauk
Automatization of hydrolytic and sulfite-alcohol plants. Xhim.
nauka i prom. 2 no.4:480-486 '57. (MIRA 10:11)
(Automatic control) (Hydrolysis) (Alcohol)

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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Elektr3tekhn.-1-a, 1959, Nr 4, p 174 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Kremlevskiy, P. P.
T7TLE: Automating the Hydrolysis and Sulfite-Alcohol Industries
PERIODICAL- V sb. - Avtomatiz. kla-im. i koksokhim. praiz-v. M. , Metallu-Tgizdat,
1958, Pp 131-146
ABSTRACT: Principal objectives of automation in hydrolysis and sulfite-alcohol
industries, the state and degree of automation abroad, the trends and the
optimum degree of automation are considered. Apparatus for automatic
monitorhig and controlling developed by VNIIGS is briefly described.
Equipment subject to further development is described. Nine illustrations.
Bibliography: 6 items,
A. A. S.
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HAMMOV I PlAlt kvLnd.tekhn.nauk~--KPX-M-IZ-ULTXj-f:,-P.I kand.tekhn.nauko red.
POLISKAY-Ap R.G.t tekhred.
(Alcoholometric tableal Alkogolowti-icheakie tablitay. Moekvav
Goo-e izd-vo standartov "Standartgizg" 1959, 357 p. (Russia(1923-
U.S.S.R. Komitet standartov, mor i izmeritellnykh priborov,
Trudy inatitutcrv Komitetap no. 41) (MIRA 14:2)
(Alcoholometry)

S/123/61/000/009/020/027
A004/A104
AUIHOR-
TITLE:
Kremlevskiy, P. P.
Dynamic characteristics of ellfferential manomet3ra
PERIODICAL- Referativnyy zhurnal, Mashijiostroyenlye, no. 9, 1961, 14, abstract
9E115 (V ab. "Teploenerg. I khImiko-tekhnol. pribory I regulyatory",
Moscow - Leningrad, Mashglz, 1959, 56-95)
TEXT Investigations have been onrried out of the properties of differen-
tial manometers In order to determine the possibility of their utilization for
the measurements of magnitudes rapidly varying with time. The author derives in
a general form an equation of the diffe:~enti&l manometer motion, which is taken
as a dynamic system of the second order, and presents a method of determining the
dynamic parameters of differential manometers according to the transient process
curve; a graph has been plotted to determine these magnitudes. It Is shown that
the optimum value of the damping degree, of the device should be determined based
on the conditions of minimum integral orror with time of the transient process.
The author has plotted a graph of the dependence of this error on the degree of
damping. He analyzes the effect of the differential manometer structural elements
Card 1/2

,9/123/61/000/009/020/027
Dynamic characteristics of differential manometers A004/A104
on its rapid action and the phenomenon of lag in the connection lines. Making
use of the obtained formula, the author determines the dynamic parameters of twin-
t
tube U-shaped, single-tube U-shap,ad, floating and spring-mounted difterential
manometers. The calculation data for several types of device are presented in a
table. There are 17 diagrams and 6 tables,
M. Golldinov
[Abstractor's note: Complete translation]
Card 2/2

GONEK, N.V.: KREMLFVSKIY. P.P.
Attachable actunting mmehanism with a pulse rnducing gear.
[Trudy] LP BTO Priborprom no.4*.181-189 159.
(MIRA 13:2)
(Blectric controllers)

.28(2~) SOV/1-15-59-8-31/33
AUTHOR: Dolinskiy, Ye. F.,,_kgqm~1evskiy, P. P,
TITLE: The Conference on Measuring Mechanical 1"Lagnitudes
PERIODICAL- Izmeritellnaya tekhnika, 1959, Nr 8, pp 61 -- 63
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Conference on Measuring Mechanical Magnitudes was
organized by the Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel~skiy
institut metrologii imeni D. I. Plendeleyeva (All-Union
Scientific Research Tnstitute of Metrology imeni D. I.
Mendeleyev), Lonitopribor and the Leningradskiy dom
uchenykh (Leningrad House of Scientists). The confer.-
ence took place on June 13 to 19, 1959. Itepresentati-
ves of research institutes and Industrial installa-
tions In Moscow, Leningrad, Kharlkov, Novosibirsk,
Sverdlovsk, and other towns participated. The most
important problems in the field of mechanical meas-ure-
monts, of possible solutiono for those pro!)-
lems, the critical evaluation of work performed in
this field solfar, and possibVities of introducing
some of these solutions into -the prac!1cal work of
plant and research laboratories, were discunsed at
Card 11/1~) at the conferenoG. The six sections dpalt with mocha-

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nica~ . (force and hardness),
cuii~-, pressure and vibration measlur-emi.int,~,
mend.-Aions made in the different sec~ic ':a .-iere brcuzht
to lu-~e attention of intereSted O'rgan"_ t. 1he
results of the work in each section ai-e descii-i.,d in
this article, Macl-kinical SeotIoL:1. 1T.
"Ways of Reducing the Spread of Hardne,..-,q_ Vai-uez an
Reference Meters'. The principal oauoe- o'L' spren'.-d
were analyzed, as well ns influences of heat treatment
and material comnosition. The author emph-isized that
it is necessary to organize r. centralized produc.-
tion of hardness gages. S. A. Smolich, 14. P. Slavina
(VITID4): "The Development of Reference Harllnez-.s Mea-
suring Instruments ft . The principal cause:~ of exrors
common to conventional devices were eliminated in.
the new hardness testers which were desigr&d with t'le
application of the Rockwell and Vickero me!Arods. Dif-
ferent load conditions must he invest.-:,ffateel. A ro~;o-
lution adopted on this paper for more accl,,r; e G 0 5
staridnrds for determininr" Ih-Lrdness. Q +ep"Ino"
Caid 21-2 "Some Problems 1-i -1the Theory'of

The Conference Dn Measuring VIechanical 1--lagnituades
The principal thesis of this rep,)Vt W4Li thdt- Lhe Ul.-
timate work of plastic deformation is dete:rmined b--
the hardno93. M. 1. Kotochig '10,11E
M)
I Reference Dynamometers `V11TIM' :~-or ~1) tone-". 1he
accurftcy of these dynamometer. types is
by a 0,04% mean square error, 1 n a ruso-lution qdo,..
ted on this paper, the necessity of increasing t1-.(.
upper measuring limit of category reference dyra-
mometera was vck-nowledgod. F. S. .)stiitsk1y (Svord-
1:-)vsk Branch of MITI): `DynanomeL:ers with Trans-
ducers". Investigationt; of dynam.-zeters ~.onsistixig
of several parallel links revealed a mean
squaxe error. B. A. Vandyshev (Sverdlovsk 3ranch of
VIII114); "The De-xelopment of Reference Instruments
for Torslon Test-c of MachInes". The stationarlY ap.-
paratus produces torque with an ultimate orror of'
0.13%, while portable torque muters have es,rors c,)�
nou more t1lan 0.5%. Ye. F. Nekhendzi iTzA' 1~~-
nealing of Canstantan 1,1111re for Precislon Transdu-
cez-sl. Invest !gat ions revealed the possibility of
Card 3/12 manufacturing constant-9r. ~,,rir& having, a temparatur;:.

The Conference on Measuring Mechanical Magn.-II-tud-s
resistance factor close to zero. Itheo"-Zic
G,,A. Malyarov (WITIM). '"The Viscosity of ~!Iiator at
2 C". It was established that -the visco~,Ity of wa-
ter Is 0.010035 poise. The viscosity iS reduced by
0.12%, after the F-Ar dissolved in water bvas been elt-
m1nated. 1. -P. Stepanov (VIVED'i): "'ific Devel(-:pment
of Referene Viscosity Meier--, Wi~h P'easurlng llririk~tis
r L
of .,;o - '60 and '0( - 10 poised'. 1"he mearl square
error for a primary Instrument Is 'and for
~.j- secondary one. 1. A. Stul' -1nskFty,.t "Mea-
suring ifisnosity at LOW TQRPCV~ttbre~s% A. device with
an automatic cryostat (up to .60 C] was developed.
Results were given for absulure fnd r_-Iatuive vir;co-
elty measurements at tempera 'Uure,.~ close tc.- tho,,::e at
which the liquid loses the propertler of a Yewt., -'n
liquid. Flow MeMlurlng Sez-,~f-1ci). -S~ Ell
( 11-911V : "Flow Fac,!to-r..j~ in C onverging Dev lce~,- In-
terpolLtion formulas were presented foil determLaing
'the initial flow factorz -,-)17 and
and also for makir-g- morc, prr~,Ase on~; Magni-
Card 4/12 tude of fthe diaphragm flow factor. Tht-1- results of

3 1
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this work were recommerided for P..,ddi It.-A(,n tf) rLI119-i
'T" - aouri,
.-.54 P . Kreailevskly ( V1~14 T 111,'~ ', LV
zqats in Pulsating Currents" A new, general-I'LV-ed
dnmPing C;riterion !~f Pn1.-L,7J1ng fl-4)W;3 preq-ente,l
Inotoad of the. prti?-Aently cv,-cepted Hodgu~3ori niumber.
It was shown that; the generalised f)riltorior, may be
used for gas and liquid flows. G~tlc,~.il,--Aions, and
comparison of the effectiven*~;,,; of fwo- and
three-stage filters were given. The sec6iQn reocm-
mended lalu-roducing the principle re-6-,llts of this
work into r-ules 27-54. V. 1. (TNITGS)-,
"The DetGrmination of the Pl(;w in Venturi-
Tabes". Measurements were condLicf.~--d ot. a special
device according to the method oi` tl-ie international
Committee. The gra-at importance of this work was
stressed in the d1sc,,u,-jsJon nrid. roc.L)m,:,L,,ndatL,)ns were
given for performing additional investigati,.)ns. A.
A. Shatil? 'TaKTI": "Invest -1gat lon= of t!-,e Valve
Method of Measurinj tht-,- Flow of, In Fneurnati~~
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measurin- the flow of dust. ln the discussion the
importance of th-s work was acknowledged. It was
said that the investiqations must be continued. Ye.
A. Gershkovinh (VNIIMj: I*Checking flictary Gasometers
RS-25 and HS-100"'. Tests were performed by means of
control gasometers. It was established that the le-
vel and the viscosity cf the oil filled. into the gear
box have a considerable infl.lipnce on the reading of
for imp:r ovi
gas meters. ng the
applicaticns of controi gasometers for checking. P.
1. Kremlevskiy (VNIIMJ: :7Measuring Great Gas Flows
and Methods of Checking Large Gas meters". 3 VTTIIM
must de-velop a reference ga,*eter for 300 M /h. Such
a davice is xequired for in:vestigating d~ifferent me-
thods of measuring great gas flows. A reference gas
measuring device m7ast be b, '-I ilt at- the Stanislavskiy
za,vod (Stanislavskiy I'lant"' T.. 11. Sh~:YAIn '111ITLeplo-
pribor): "Differential Compensation Man,--)meters With
Ic Outlets--. The d6vices developed shQw F
Pneumat -L ,ood
i~~haraoteristles ',-,,once rn ing accura~:,y and h-Igh-speed
Card 6/12 action). The development of mechanical differential

The Conference on Measuring Mechanical Magnitudes
manometers without mer-coxy Is no(.-(:L3uarv. 71. 1. Mik-
haylov (GTPKh): "Plowmeters for ,Igresslve IIedia'.
The auth3r reports on new designs of electro-magne-
tic an' 'A -7ane-tachometric flowmeters, as well as a con-
stan+I-(Irr,,r, Ilowmeters with magnet,'..,-, ir-ransmi,,sion. h.
N. Bl;zhinskiy (Nevkhim--kombinat): "A Vane-Tachometric
31,:,wmeter With an Electric Ilick--up'. Such a device
was bullt and is successfully used for measuring flows
of sulfuric aold. V. K, Rukavishnikuva 'NIIT-epl:,pri-
bor): 3B1ectro-.Magnetiu Plowmeters'. lh~ design of
general PUrD-_se ele.:- tr~z --magnetic fl~~-wrm~_ters -was ex-
plained. The device passe;'~. experimpntal cperations.
1. M. Korsunskiy ,'KhGD4IT': 'The Investigation of
the Bleatro--Magnetic Flowmeter". The author r6por-
ted on work for establishing the influence of the
epures of velocities, physical propertie,- of liquids
and electric interference on the aocurauy !,f 'rea-
dingE of electro-magnetic flowmeters. The section
recommended an intensification of the work for devel-
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The Conference on Measuring Mechanical Magnitudes
on the electro-magnetio principle. A. S. Khimu.Uin
(ITIFI-LGU': "An Ult:rasound Method of MeasuTing Flcwgll
The author presented a systemati,., review of different
ultrasound flowmeters and systems with eorre~Aionsfor
the density of the passing liquid. In the dis-,--ussion
of this paper it was emphasized that the problem of
building a reference flowmeter for liquid and gases
based on the ultrasound principle is necessary. Pres-
sure Measuring Section: Ye. F. Dolinskiy
"A Itererence Dead Weight Elston Barometer:. The pa-
per contained information on the efforts in develop-
ing a dead weight piston barometer with a pisfon sur-
face of 5 sq cm. which permits 6wentually a t-ransition
to a new standard In the field of barometri,~., measure-
ments. This investigation is of importance for meteo-
rology. K. 1, Khansllvarcv f,VN1.LK): "A. C'atrgory I
Dead Weight Reference Piston Barometer'. 1. device
designed with 1 sq em piston cross-seil-tion surfai:-e
was subjected to detailed investigatiuns, proving
its hl,-h accuracy (approximately O.i)G':c/,', simplicity
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application of this device. A, A. C.-haso-valik-v
A Reference Piston Micro-Pressure Gage'. A pision
type reference gage was developed and !:,uilt with mea-
suring ranges of 400- 4,000 mm water column. Noti-
cinp its high accuracy, the section recommended -the
device for a large scale introduction, N. A. Gayev-
skiy ~VNIIM): 'The Project of a Device for Checking
Power Indicators and Ti-Meters". The devic6 is based
on the principle of imitating variable pressures by
means of mechanical force piston transm.1tters which
are to be applied at the indicator piston. Va~-~uum
Measurements: M. A. Gulyayev ~!The Tasks of
the VNIIM 'Vacuum Pleas-a; 'ng laboratorie.~'~. The da-
,relopment of ref ence equipment for mensurin..- va-
cuum of *!0 - mercury colurrin are prine.1-pal t,,zsks
of these laboratories. The author presented results
of work performed in IS58. V. A. Ryzhov
','A S945 ~)f VNIIM Reierence Compression Gages foi- the
I Ir t c n -
--inges of 1) - 1~i_ ffLm rlercury Coltavi". The 6 n 0
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capillary tubes enabled the dovelopment ,)f a sat of
four gages. Deviations of the capillary tub6 diame-
ters from the mean value did not exceed microns.
-4
The mean squv-%,e error of 'the gage -ca-lr.w 10
mm. merour coli,-mn. Fl. I. DrIL-;a -'VNIIIIII~: '~The V1,11111
y
Refarence- he:tuo-Piolecular Gage f or the Ifanges of
:0- - 10 mm Marcury Column". The author explained
theory, calculation and. research results of mano--
meters with vertica-, an- horizontal pistons designed
;~4
for the range of it-, x I
10- mm mercux_.4
which permit a furthar reduction of the lower measu-
ring ranges. A. V. Yeryukhin (V-DIIIM "Tho Labora-
tory Work for Obtaining and Eiieasuring Superhigh Va-
cuum". The author reported on results achie7ed in
developing three ionization vacuum ga,-es built ac-
cordinp I
to the [InyFird- I'Port syAhrn. Tiit-, InAilln't-ritfl
wero designed for prbsourGo of X tierc,,iry s~c-
lumn. A. M. Grigarlyev: 'Met-hcds an~! Equilpment for
Measuring Superhigh Vacuum'. A review of modern.~e-
thods-a3d devices for measuring pressures of !0-'
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The Conference on Measuring Mecham:!a.l Nagnitudez
sources were analyzed. Tile influenue of the tack-
,ground current was indicated and methods -,.-f Its eli-
mination were given. I. F. K1,av'Xin, hie P". t,%ni-
um Radioactive Ionization Vaouum Gages. T-ile "t's-
sibility and the advantages nf using plutiunium in
i.-nization man-~meters wGre discussed. -vere
presented concerning the development of th,~ NR-2
gage for pressures of ;00 - 10- mrn mercury columr.
volocity, Acceleration tuid Vlbratio.,i Nleacurements'.
V. G. Lassan (V-NIIM): 41he Tasks of VNITIM in the
Field of Vibration Measuraments'. Wark~ of the vi-
bration measurement laboratory and futuro de,,,,elc.p-
ments were discussed. One of the prln,.~iple tasks
is the extension of the -range of measured accelera-
tions to 25 - '50 g at medium frpLluen~,,Ie;~ -and the
reduction of t~e amplitude measuring erro--~ to 0.1
micron. V. S. Shkalikov (VN'LD4): '12he '71;11M, n1sv-i-
ce for Profteing Measuring Vibrations". The author
considered constructional features of devices and
explained results of their investigation. The devi-
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The Conference on Measuring Plechanical Mag
gnitudes
range of 10 - 1,000 cyIcles. D. A. Kharin, Institute
fiziki 7,emli An SSSR Institute of (leophysics of the
USSR AS); "Vibration Heasurements of Bi~ildings by
the MIKS Method". Tito author discussed methods of
structure vibration meastirements, above till for dams
of hydroelectric power plants. Ile explained equi,
ment and a measuring method. V. L. lassan (VN11j.
"A Device for Measuring Angular Velocities Up to
60,000rpm With an Accuracy of 0.01%". The author
reported on the development and an investigation of
a device to be used for control of all types of mo-
dern tachometers. A. N. Burago, Gosudarstvennvy
opticheskiy institut (State Institute cf OptiQ:
-An Optical Method of Measuring Acceleration Upon
Impact':. Applying the optical method enables impact
acceleration measurements below 25 g.
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PHASE, r BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5519
Kremlevskly, P. P., Candidate of Technical Sciences, ed.
Teploenergeticheskiye i khimikotekhnologicheskiye pribory i regulyatory
(Instruments and Regulators in Heat-Power and Chemical Engineering)
Moscow, Mashgiz, 1961. 207 p. Errata slip inserted. 8, 500 copies
printed.
Ed. of Publishing House: G. A., Dudusova; Tech. Ed.: L. V. Shchetinina;
Managing Ed. for Literature on the Design and Operation of Machines,
Leningrad Department, Mashgiz: F. I. Fetisov, Engireer.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineers and technicians who construct,
"design, and operate industrial instruments and regulators.
COVERAGE: The book deals with new investigations in the field of automatic
checking and regulation of heat-power and chemical industrial processes.
The following problems are discussed: improvement of two-position
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control operation; effect of mass action and damping on proportional
control; new proportional plus integral and programming electronic
regulation systems; complete automation of open-hearth furnaces;
automation of boilers with variable load capacity; measurement of
pulsating flow; measurement of dust flow; ultradonic and magheVc-
induction flowmeters; pneumatic comvensating differential manome-
ters; aggressive- fluid flowmeters; new magnetic and optical-acous-
tical gas analyzers; concentration meters; and chlorine and coagulant
regulators. The book is the fifth in a series containing reports on the
investigations carried out by the Section on Heat -Engineering Control
Instrumentation and Automation of the Leningradskoye otdeleniye
Nauchno-tekhnicheskogo obshchestva priborostroitellnoy promyshlennosti
(Leningrad Branch of the Scientific and Technical Society of the Instru-
ment-Building Industry. ) All the articles presented in this book were
discussed either at sessions of the above section or at the conference on
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measurements of mechanical quantities called by the section, the
VNIIM (Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut metrologii im.
D. 1. Mendeleyeva - - All-Union Scientific Research Institute of
Metrology imeni D. I. Mendeleyev), and the Leriingradskiy dom
uchenykh im. A.M. Gorlkogo (Leningrad Home for Scientists imeni
A.M. Gor 'kiy). No personalities are mentioned. There are 65 ref-
erences: 41 Soviet, 20 English, and 4 German. References accompany
most chapters.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
F'oreword
PART 1. AUTOMATIC CONTROL
OF INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES
3
Ch. 1. Kampe-Nemm, A.A. Two-Position Automatic Control and
Methods of Improving Its Properties 5
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1. Methods of improving properties of two-position control without
changing the block diagram of the system 5
2. Discontinuous two-position control 8
3. Introduction of additional pulses to the rule of regulating
according to the lst and 2d derivatives 10
4. Increasing the number of inflow stages (three-position
control) 13
5. Application.of exponential feedbacks (two-position static and
two-position proportional plus integral control) 14
Ch. H. Kats, A.M. , and N. F. Gonek. Investigation of Propor-
tional Control, Taking Into Account the Mass of the Sensi-
tive Element and Damping in the System Units 23
1. Equations for a control system with variable speed of the
servomotor and inertia of the sensitive element 24
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2. Limit of system stability 26
3. Formation of transients 32
4. Equations for a control system with pure time delay 36
Ch. M. Stra8hun, A. Z. Automatic Regulators 42
1. Basic types of regulators 42
2. RU4-01 and RU4-06 regulators 44
3. RU4-15 regulator 49
4. RU4-16A regulator 51
5. RU5-01 and RU5-02 programming devices 54
Ch. IV. Dembovskly, V. V. , and S. V. Yurovetskiy. Complex
Automation of Open-Hearth Furnaces 58
1. Programming elements of the circuit 59
2. Automatic correction of the programming of the thermal
operating conditions 61
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3. Automatic regulation of flame angle 63
4. Regulation of fuel oil consumption 64
5. Correction of fuel oil consumption by the frequency of
throwing over the valves 66
Ch. V. Shifrin, M. Sh. Building Up Control Circuits for
Shipboard Boiler Systems 68
1. Regulation of boiler water-siipply syatem. 72
2. Regulation of combustion process in the boilers 73
3. Regulation of air and steam pressure 76
PART 11. FLOW RATE MEASUREMENT
Ch. VI. Kremlevski P. Criterion of Pulsating-Flow
Damping 79
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Ch. VIL Shatill, A. A. AnDlication of Narrowing Devices for
MeasuringDust Flow in a Pneumatic Traffic System 90
Ch. VIII. Kh1munin, A. S. Ultrasonic Flowmeters 101
1. Phase method 101,
2. Pulse-time method 110
Ch. DC. Zasedatelev, S. M., V. A. Rukhadze , and K. A. Savell-
yeva. Pneumatic Compensating Differential Manometers 115
1. Errors in compensating differential 'manometers 116
2. Means for increasing operating reliability of membrane
differential manometers 124
3. Differential manometers with pneumatic power compensa-
tion 126
Ch. X. Nikitin, B. 1. .9 1. D. Velt, and V. K. Rukavishnikova. RI-
Type Induction (Electromagnetic) Flowmeters 134
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Ch. XT. Buzhinskly, N. 1. Tachometric Vane-Type Flowmeters
for Sulphuric Acid 141
1. Measuring average flows 142
2. Measuring high flows 146
3. Measuring low flows 150
Ch. X11. Mikhaylov, B. P. Measuring the Flow of Aggressive
Liquids 151
1. Inductive flowmeter for registration of quick-changing
liquid flows 151
2. Tachometric vane-type liquid flowmeters 154
3. Measurement of extremely low flows 156
PART 17u. MEASUREMENT OF THE CONCENTRATION OF
IND]WIDUAL COMPONENTS IN GASES AND LIQUIDS
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Ch. XIII. Yershov, B. B. Thermomagnetic Gas Analyzers
1. Physical bases of thermornagnetic gas-analyzer operation
2. MGK-2 and MGK-4 magnetic gas analyzers
3. TMGK-5 thermomagnetic gas analyzer
4. Thermomagnetic gas analyzers manufactured by the SKB
(Spetsiallnoye konstuktorskoye byuro--Special Design
Office for Analytical-Jnstrument Construction)
Ch. XIV. Sall', A. 0. New Industrial Optical-Acoustical Gas
Analyzers
Ch. XV. Cheyshvili, V. L. , and I. L. Krymskiy. Concentration
Meters and Chlorine and Coagulant-Feed Regulators in
Water Supply Systems
1. Automatic coagulant regulator
2. Instrument for measuring and regulating residual chlorine
content in drinking water
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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PAVLENKOy V.A.., glavnyy red.; VMGEROV, M.L., red.; GARBER., D.G., red.;
P.p- red ; ORSHANSKIY, D.L., red.; TURICHIN, A.M.
tekhn. red.
(Automatic gas analyzers) Avtomaticheskie gazoanalizatory.
Moskva, TSentr. in-t nauelmo-tekhn, informatsii elektrotekhn.
promyshl. i priborostroaniia, 1961. 598 p. WIRA 150)
1. Ilauchno-tokhnicheekaya konferentsiya po ixvtorraticheskim
gazoanalizatoram, Leningrad, 1960. 2. Spetsiallnoye konstruktor-
skoye byuro, analiticheskogo priborostroyaniya Akademii nauk
SSSR (for Pavlanko, Orghanskiy).
(Gases--Analysis)

S/263162.1000/003/0031;01 5
1004/1204
AUTHOR Krcmlevskiy, 11. 11.
TITLE: Damping criterion of a pulsating flow
PERIODICAL. Rererativnyy zhurnal. otdet'nyy vypusk. lzmeritel'naya tcklinika, no. 3, 1962, 30, absttact
32.3.185. In collection "Teplocnerg. i k1timikoicklinol. p6boty i iegulatory"
Masligiz, 1961, 79-89
TEXT: A formula is derived which relates the measurement error of a pulsafing flow. as measured by means
of a differential manometer, and the dimensionless damping criterion of the pulsations. It is proposcd to plot
the graphs of the error versus the damping criterion divided by the exponent of the adiabatic curve. There
are 9 figures and 2 references.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation.]
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AUTHOR- Kremlevs R-,P-.
TITLE: Measuring the rate of discharge of pulsating flows
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mashinostroyeniye, no. 24, 1961, 11, abstract
24E59 ("Tr. in-tov Kom-ta standartov, mer i izmerit. priborov pri
Sov. Min. SSSR", 1961, no. 50 (110), 117-142)
TEX-I': The author derived a simplified equation determining the operation
of a three-stage gas filter. The filter consists of three reservoirs and three
resistors connected in series between the pulsation source and a tapered differ-
ential pressure gage - flowmeter device. Starting from the assumption that the
pulsation at the Input of the system has a sinusoidal characteristic, the author
obtains an expression to determine the degree of damping of a single-stage
filter as a function of the dimensionless parameter K, which Is the Hodgeson
(Khodzhaon) number divided by the index of the gas polytrop. A rating of the
error which occurs as a consequence of the adopted assumption that the magnitude
of the oscillation amplitude of the flow rate and of pressure in the filter is
small, showed that, for single-stage filters, the simplified equation yields an
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error not exceeding 10 - 20% at K - 0.1 for gaseous flows and 5 - 9% for liquid
flows, while the error at K = 1 - it equals 7% for gaseous flows and at K - 0.5,
1% for liquid flows. For two-stage filters this error does not exceed 10%. The
expediency of using multi-stage filters grows with the increase of K; at KIG 1
their utili2ation is not expedient. It Is shown that in most cases the inertial
forces in the filter are small and can be neglected. There are 9 figures and
4 references.
S. Kivilis
[Ab5tracter's note: Complete translation]
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AUT.i(jU: 1~'.rewli.-vskiy, P.P.
T ITL1,1 Tho influence oL temperature on the readings of
flont differentinl manometers
0!" 11 C E U.SS[i. Komitct standartov, mer i izineritelonykii
priborov. Trudy institutov Komiteta. no. 62(122).
~Ioscow, 1962. Issiedovaniya v oblasti izinereniy
vyiizkosti, plotnosti i Mass.. 62-67.
TEXT If a float type differential manometer operates at a
t empera t tire other than that at which it was calibrated, the float
i-, oisplaced causing an error in the instr'utnent's zero. If CL
pre-isure differ-4-rice is also present, an additional calibration
error ib introduced. Formulae L'or each of t1jese errors are
il(,rived from the geometry of the vessels and floats used and from
the properties of the fluid and the float, such as density and
~ocfficicnt of expansion. It is shown that in typical
differential manometers for maximum pressure differences of up to
1000 nim fig, the zero error is about 0.4~~. In typical Soviet
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