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SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KRUCHININ, YU.D. - KRUCHKOVICH, G.I.

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Dependence of the Mechanical Strength of Slags on Their structure SOV/ 156-58-1-4o/46 Card 4/4 5(1 2) AUTH011: Kruchinin Yu D. SOV/153-53-4-15/22 TITLE: InvectiC~ation on the Cryatalliz%t ion of Ural BI-st-Furnace 31C.'as (Ionledovaniye Urallskikh domennyl:h Ohlal:ov) PEPIODICAL: Izveotiya vysohil:h uchOnyl:h za-,roden-4y. Khimiya i r':himiche,;.-,-.ja toklinologiya, 1grO, Nr /j, pp 91 - 9*1~ (USISR) ABSTRACT: The --laGo mentioned ir, the title are u.,jed for the production of clag cauting to in cvcr greater extent (Refs 1-4). At present this production is carried out according to the polygonal method whore crystallization of the alaC melts takes place during a slow cooling in the cast containers. The rcs;~P-ctive crystallization processes are, however, insufficiently known fRefs12,* and thic circumstance led to the pr,~uelit inveo i,,,r:.t on. The author's firot task wan the invoisti,-'ation of alag cryotallization under tho conditions of polygonal productiong the necond was to work out a crystallization Card 1/4 temperature procedure in mechanized olzli. casting .. . .. ...... .. I 1:-rLt I on on tho Cryatallization of 11ril Dl;,:;t- /1 Furnace s 1 production using heat Aeo. Due to their higher content of alumina z;nd a litt1r, lower content of calcium oxide the Ural furnace nre -:,ac*.-,. more nvid than the alaj;n of couthorn ,go fron Tagillcik and Chuoov3koy wore invr-,rti: .ted no experimental material. Thoir uomponitio:, !,I ~,ivvn In table 1, Thoir oryntallization ur~!er lnthi-tri;~l auid laboratory conditions is doscrib,~-,d. The crystallization of the invvotij-,;.tLd furnace sl:i,;s ta!:es place under the conditions of the polygonal production within a considerable temperature ranCe (from 1350-14000 to 790-8500)- It t:-Ics Place most intensely at 1160-13500, and at lower temi~eraturc-3 it is weaker. Well crystallized and nolid ol--,3 oamplea may also be obtained by a rapid initi-~ "I coo1i;:6 of the melt with a subsequent isothermal ntanllinj. T,-,e crystallization temperature amounts to 9000 for 31i~ga from UaCnitogorolr and Nizhne-Ta,:il1L-'r-, to 0,200for those from Chusovokoy. These fire Ulle te::~Qr~eture~ at Card 2/4 which solid crystalline caste are for-,A. A cr.,stallizLtion Investigation on the Crystallization of Ural Blaot- SOV/153-58-4-15/22 Furnace Slags from half an hour to one hour at these temperatures secures a sufficient degree of crystallization and a high mechanical strength. The use of the mentioned heat treatment will considerably shorten the duration of the production cycle in mechanized production. Low crystallization temperatures will simplify production. These recommendations are also valid for the rest of the Ural blast-furnace slags, as the latter differ only little from the three types investigated. There are 8 figures, 2 tables, and 5 references, 5 of which are Soviet. ASMCIATION:Urallskiy politekhnicheskiy institut im. 3.M.Kirova ( Ural Polytechnical Institute imeni S.M.Kirov) Kafedru tekhnologii stekla i keramiki (Chair of Glass and Ceramics Technology) SUBMITTETtOctober 10, 1957 Card 3/4 XAMSHOT, Mikolay Alakoeyevich; TISHCHWO, Yefim Ivnnovich; IRU- 4.__ CHINIM., Yu.D., kand.tekhn.nAuk, retsenzentl ICOZULIN, red.; CHDMO,_I~.__,_"t_ekhn. red. [Building materials made of molten blest-furnace slagel StroitelInye materialy is ognanno-shidkikh domennykh shla- kov. Sverdlovsk, Sverdlovskoe knishnoe 12d-vo, 1960. 101 p. (MIRA 14:5) (Building materials) (Slag) S/153/62/005/004/004/006 E071/E435 AUTHOR: Kruchinin, ASD, TITLE., The influence of the chemical composition on the properties of pyroxene atone castings PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vyaahikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Khimiya i khimicheakaya tekhnologiya, v-5, no.4, 1962, 629-635 TEXT, The influence of chemical composition on crystallization, melti-ng temperature and chemical resistance of crystallized V castings was investigated. For this purpose, nine structural- chemical complexea and compounds were chosen which contain all oxides entering the composition of atone castings (Na20 -Al203-4SiO2) Na20-Fe2O3*4SiO2, MgO-FS203'SiO2, CaO-FO203-Si-02, CaO*A'203 'S102 MgO-Al2O3'SiO2, CaO*TiO2-Al203, Mg0-Ti0'Z-A1203 and CaO-FeO-2SiO2). Increasing quantities of the complex ~r compound, calculated to obtain monomineral pyroxene castings with increasing weight % of pne or the characteristic oxides, were successively added to diopside. The respective melts were retained at temperatures of 11000C-and below, in 100% intervals for 2, 6 and 12 hours. The degree of crystallization wasassessed at first visually and then on petrographic specimens. The melting temperature wak determined Card 1/3 S/153/62/005/004/oo4/006 The influence of the chemical ... E071/E435 according to 9057-49 (GOST 9057-49)- Similar tests were also made with a melt of a composition corresponding to pure diopside (CaO - 25.9%, MgO - 18.6%, S102 - 55-5%), The resistance to acid and alkali was tested by treating I g powdered samples of the casts with sulphuric acid of specific gravity 1.84 and 1.14 and a 20% solution of sodium hydroxide. The undissolved percentage was used as a measure of acid and alkali resistance of the material.i/ Alkali containing compounds Na20.Al2O3-4SiO2 and Na20-Fe2O3-4SiO2, introduced in small quantities, lower the temperature of the fluid state and improve crystallization properties, simultaneously Is ecuring sufficiently high chemical resistance. The same applies to titanium containing complexes. Introduction of MSO-Fe2O3'SiO2 and CaFeO-2SIO2 strongly improves crystallizing properties and decreases the temperature of the fluid state, "imultaneously preserving a high chemical resistance of castings. Additions of CaO*AI203'SiO2 and MgO.Al2O3-SiO2 reduce the tendency of melts to crystallization and the acid resistance of castings. There are 2 figures and 5 tables. Card 2/3 .J.-TJ '- S/l53/62/005/oo4/oo4/oo6 The influence of the chemical ... E07l/S435 ASSOCIATION: Kafedra tekhnologii stekla i ke~amiki*, Urallskiy politekhnicheskiy institut im. S.M.Kirova (Department of Glass and Ceramics Technology, Ural Polytechnical Institute izeni S.M.Kirov) SUBMITTED: March 13, 1961 Card 3/3 SFMNOVP P.S.; KIWCHININ, Yu.D. Effeot of crystal.Usation on the mmlling of blAst furnaoe s1W. Stall 22 no*4:305 IP 162, (MA 1535) lo Urallskiy po1itekhnicheskiy inatitut. (slag) KRUCHININ Yu.D. Effect of Ghadma compogition on the properties of pyrcxene stone eauting., Imvys,uch~zav.; khim.i khim.takh. 5 no.4:629-635 162. (MIRA 15:12) 1. Urallakiy politakhmicheskly institut imeni Kirova, kafedra. tekhnologii o'bekla i keramikle (Pyroxenes) (Stones's Cast) KRUCHININ Tu.D., kand. tekhn. nauk, dotaent Possibility of atoms casting using 11 uld Piel chim. Trudy Ural. politakh. inst. no.117:60-66 IZ2. (MIRA.116:6) (slag) P KRUCNIWIN- Yu,D j SNUNOVP P.S.1 IVANOVA, L.V. Effect of now factors on the expansion of fused Blag. Trudy Ural. politakh. inst. no.118196-103 162. (MIRA 1626) (Slag-Testing) KRUCHIIII 11 (S ve lovok); IVANOVA, L.V. (Siverdlovsk); FITMPAKII, V.Y. ~Overdlovsk) Crystallization properties of Ural b1nat Nrnace alngs. Izv. All SSSR. Met. no.6:14-23 N-D 165. (MIPA 19:1) 1. Submitted June 29, 1964. N Zvi, 4 T." R MA ACCESSION MR.- AP5015794 i,, Nt mia Enn imvest oiectrioral con6uctivity, ,n -!-vqt?-mzing tendency. )JUDUV, V.M., inlh.; KHUC,1JlN1N,,.Yu.D., kand. tekhn. r.-wk; -SC1,INCV, knrul. tekhn. nauk Effect of fluorine additions anti the replacement of nodium cociAe on the surface tension of sheet glass during foming. Stak,i ker. 22 no.10:12-14 0 165. (MIRA 18:12) 1, Salavatakiy zarod takhnizhoskogo stokla (for Budov). 2. Urallskiy nolitakhnichoskiy instltut Imeni Klrova (for Kruchinin). 3. Gosudarstvenzqy nauchno-isslodovutellskiy Institut stakla (for Solinov). FU L I , ;A)A Kruchinina, A. glrnds, of tnC, MUCOUS 01 UIC .3f numans rind certa-In animals") Sbo-nik rabot Studench. nauch. o-va Kharlic. ;r.Ld. in-tap No. 8p p. 29-314. 5j: L-h110, !7 July 53, (Letopis 'Zinmal livkh StateY, too- 1), l9h9)- KRUCHININAj A. A. "Investigation of the Process of Self-Erosion of Artificial River Beds." Cand Tech Scip A1141sion Sci Res last of Hydraulic Engineering and Soil Improvement$ Leningradt 1954. (RZhGeol, Feb 55) SO% Sun. No. 631, 26 Aug 35 - Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR Higher Educational Institutions (14) 0 T.~Ir. I ' "' -- - ---- -- ----- - - - - - ----- 0. Anij KR;,i7HT'rIUrIA, A. A. I ReducIng the Erosion Action of a Stream by a Special Consf niction of Spillway Dam Nozzles The authors describe the results of a laboratory investiention of a hydropower station made up of an earth dam, a concrete spillway dam about 70 meters high, a hydroelectric station, and a lock for rhips. They describe the modeling apparatus used but do not ind-lente its size. There are no calculations indicated. Reference is made to an earlier article by A. S. Abelev in a 1949 issue of the same periodics1. (,-IZWekh, No. 6# 1955) I%v- Vann- n--i- In-tA Gidrate4hni", Vol- 52, 1954, 96-103 SO: Sum. No. ?44, 8 Dec 55 - Supplementary Survey of Soviet Scientific Abstracts (17) KRUMINIU, A. F., Cand ].led Sci -- (dies) IDynamics of intrathoracic -d/t tuberculonia in adulte ift 'ok, tubarCUlaw menlngit~isd V~ the process of treatment and remote observation.* Xhar'kov, 1958. 14 pp (Kharlkov State Med Inst), 20o copies (FL, 16-56, 125) IN range 34 W rz.-% st) wag d1A