SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KHYMOV, V.V. - KRYMSKIY, G.F.
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Manual for the Foundry Man (Cont.) 587
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineers, scientists, technicians,
and shop foremen engaged in casting of nonferrous metals. It may
also be used as a manual by students interested in this field.
COVERAGE: The book deals with the physical, chemical and mechanical
properties of aluminum and magnesium and their commercial alloys.
There are numerous reference tables, and various methods of casting
are described and illustrated. Defects commonly encountered in
casting are listed and various remedies suggested. There is a
brief description of various casting machineso mostly of the cold
chamber type, among others a copy of the Reed Prentice casting
machine. The authors conclude with a discussion on safety techniques
and industrial hygeine, as the handling of magnesium may-be hazard-
ous. No personalities are mentioned. There are 91 Soviet references.
TABLE OF
CONTENTS:
PART I. SHAPED CASTINGS FROM ALUMINUM ALLOYS
Ch. I. Compositiono Structures and Properties of Aluminum
Casting Alloys 3
Card 2/1*
SOKOLISKATA, Lidiya Iosifoyna; IMMOT, T.V., kand.takhu.nauk, neuchnyy red.;
MLAWV, M.T., kand.te-W.-fikuk.4-kit ansent; KHTSIN, B.T., Insh,,
118
ratsensent; XLIKIND, L.M.. rsd.ixd~va; XARASIff, A.I., takhn.red.
[Gases in light metals] Gasy v legIcikh metallakh. Pod nauchnoi
red. Y.V.Krymova. Monkva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po
chernoi I tevetnoi metallurgil, 1959. 114 p. (MIRA 12:6)
(Gases in ustals)
77
21931
8/1 28/60/000/oorl /002/007
Al 33/Al 27
AUTHORS: -Pnov, V. V., Nikollskaya, Ye. M., Tikhonova, V. V.t
Fed or-olvia-j -r,-K,
TITLE: Production of foundry magnesium alloys containing
zirconium
PERIODICAL: Liteynoye proizvodstvo, no. 1, 19601, 23-25
TEXT: The article deals with various,magnesium alloysto
which zirconium had been added-to reduce the grain size and to rand-
or improved mechanical properties of alloy castings. Investigations
have been carried out to find an optimum method for adding zirconi-
um to foundry magnesium alloys at a ratio of at least 0.6%. This is
a difficult technological problem owing to the high chemical activ-
ity, high melting point, considerable specific weight (6.4)and low
solubility of zirconium. Two test series were carried out. In the
first, zirconium was added in the form of potassium fluorozirconate,
in the second' zirconium was added in the form of foundry alloy,
as virgin metal (100%), secondary metal (100%) or in a combined
Card 1/5
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8/128/60/000/001/002/007
Production of foundry magnesium alloys... A133/A127
form (70% virgins 30% secondary metal). Test results obtained in the
first series indicatedthat the composition of the working alloy,
after remelting, is not constant. Thereby, the zirconium content
considerably decreasedi, and the addition of zirconium in the form
of fluorine salts increased the danger for the foundrymen. An anal-
ysis of the second series proved that the simplest and most depend-
able method involves the use of a blended foundry alloy whereby
zirconium is obtained through reduction by means of magnesium from
a melt of potassium fluorozirconate and carnallite. In this case,
carnallite, equaling 25% of the teight of the charge, is put into
a crucible and heated to 730-750 Ct hold until bubbling stops to
provide conditions for adding 50% potassium fluorozi-rconate in small
portions. When the latter dissolved, magnesium, melted in an other
crucible, is added. Simultaneously, the temperaturc is increased-to
780-80000 and the charge is thoroughly stirred. Such a foun6y alloy
contains 20-35% zirconium in the dissolved state and 10-15% elemen-
tary zirconium with a total zirconium content between 30-50%. The
Card 2/5
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Production of foundry magnesium alloys ... A133/AI27
following factors have been investigated.: the effect of the added
foundry alloy on the mechanical properties of an alloy meltedL from
a 100% virgin metal;the effect of repeated remelting without any re-
fining on the zirconium content of the alloy and its mechanical prok
erties; the effect of adding different amounts of foundry alloys on
the Zr content and the mechanical properties oZ an alloy melted from
70% secondary and 30% virgin metal. Testing the mechanical proper-
ties of the IVA2(MI12) alloy as to the effect; of its Zr content it
was found that an increased Zr content raises the strength limit,
and in particular, the yield point of the alloy. High and stable
properties have been attained with an addition of 7.5 - 10% foundry
alloy. At repeated remelting without any further addition of foun(j-
ry alloy the Zr content somewhat decreases but comes still close -to
0.6 %, simultaneously ensuring high-level anti-corrosion properties
Based on these studies the following melting technology is recommen-
ded: the charge will consists of MN (MGI) bar magnesium, zinc bars
of a grade not lower than U,2(Ts2), alloying rare-earth metals or
thorium, magnesium-zirconium foundry alloy (30-50% 7,r) and secondary
Card.3/5
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S/128/60/000/001/002/007
Production of foundry magnesium alloys... A133/AI27
metal. The charge is calculated.for a 2.5% Zr content; zinc and rare
earth metal content is rated at median valueo and as to the thorium.
content the upper limit has been considered. The amount of the found-
ry alloy is calculated in the following way, depending on the compo-
sition of the charge:
Composition of the charge
100% virgin metal
60-80% secondary metal +
20-40% virgin metal
Foundry alloy added
7.5 %
7.5 % of the weight of the vir-
gin metal and 2% of the
weight of the secondary
metal
100% secondary metal 2 %
In the melting process BV,2(V12)and B"?~(V13) type fluxes are used.
Zinc is added after melting and reheating of magnesium up to 700-
7200C. After refining and overheating at 780-8000C the contaminated
flux is removed from the surface of the melt and foundry alloy is
added in corresponding portions. Thereby, melting temperature has to
Card 4/5
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Production of foundry magnesium alloys ... A133/AI27
be maintained at ?6000 and must not be lower while reheating temper-
atures have to be above 80000. After having addedthe foundry alloy
fresh flux is put on the surface of the melt, the melt is held for
10-15 minutes and then poured at ?40-7800C. The quality of the melt
so prepared is determined by technological break test samples and
from the results of spectrum analysis. When preparing the charge it
is necessary to use well-cleaned crucibles and any aluminum or MJ15
(ML5) orMJTItt(MV+) alloy residues should be avoided. There is I figure
and 5 tables.
Card 5/5
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transitions betwoon V)Iriou3 drive surfaces. Geonng. i aer.
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FOPOVAS Z.V.; YkNOVSKIY, D.M.; KOZLOVA, N.V.; KRYM3VA, A.I.
Effect of aymetrical triazine derivatives on the stability of
poly(vinyl chloride). Zhur.prikl.khim. 35 no,lsl64-170 A $62.
(MERA 15 i1)
(Triazine) (Ethylene)
KUZLOVA, N.V.; K117EPUVp D.F.; KHOMILUV, D.11,; MMINA, A.I*
Synthesis and study in the 1.3.5-triamine series. Part 2:
Interaction of cyapuric chloride with oubatituted anilines,
Zhureobekhime 33 tw*1013303-3309 0 163. (KMA 16:.U)
i-;1, ~!VANOVA, P. D. MYNOVA, M., :~i 0
i.',fuct of clectrolytes and certain nrganlc substanres on tte
6~:~ul.ilon FOlymerization of' vinyl chloride. JIla,,3t, t,,A,,:Jyo no~91
5--? 165. (MMA 18:9)
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KH.
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IDdIOtr- In-ta, Vyp. h# Ighg" B sova Xhlopkcrvc7 Xe gi Irudy Bpednegzl&
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29M-Optimal l6a To3zhchAna I VeB P3-itka ZbvWkha Na -Novm Rehim Pres., ovanjjm
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browhogenic, of posterior NO)
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A124 SSSR. Adrea avtorovs Huskva, Lonirskiy pr.,
sardechro-soaudistoy kbirurgii.
(IM;GS-SURGM) (FISTULA, BRCRClaAL)
(dir. - prof.
AX. Bmkulev)
M. Institut
(PLMM-DISEASES)
BYKOVA-SAltDYKO, V.A. kand. mod. nauk; KPJMVA, K.B., kana. med nauk;
MAKSIMDVI I.A., kand. med. nauk
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Bakulev).
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d. Mitt 1955, N
Lolvkn Sullinlary).-TO tlbtaln a vr)%t. ppl. (4 MIJ,04~-
1011,0 (dO 1,18, *Jy. in 31!~ uq. at 0' 45 g. p" 1,),
NM.0,s-81I,0 wait 4hwAvol In 11,1SO, w)bl., cWeii toi
loum trinp., frvaled with E(Off. and ("Ard to -8*. In
another 2.8j hNiqO,.71lrO in 100 ml. 11,0 was,
warmed 111.36n,40- i; dd. sculn. ,I Cum lljllo~, Mind
with 3.8 g. hatrav. filtered. 4ind trtatrd with MOU. on
sJow heatint. M114610110 lost 51I.G at 10-51. 41f.0 at
-30U'. A. Dravnicks
and 111,0 sit 160
,I C, N, /) v A
1,
tfSSR/Inorganic Chemistry - Complex Compounds, C
Abet Journal: Referat Zhur - Khimiya., No 19, 1956, 61.249
Author: Keehan, A. D.,."ova, L. P._
Institution: None
Title: Nickel 11exaborate
Original
Periodical: Izv. AN laty SSE, 1956, No 1, 131-138; Latvian resulme
Abstract: On reaction between solutions of borax and of a Ni salt there
separates a light green precipitate hav te com-
position N12B6011'&q (I). By dissolution U-I JIFIMute H B03
and subsequent crystal-lization has been obtained NiB6010 0
(II). Considering I as basic Ni-salt of hexaboric acid de
authors render its conversion to II by the achemet NiB6010'
NiO4aq+ 6H3B03-*21fiB6010-aq-*2NiB60ios8HO. Tj2 contrast
with analogous hexaborates of Mn and Co (Referat Zhur -
nimiya, 1954, 17924) bond stability of all 8 molecules of
water in 11 is almost identical and they are simultaneously
Card 1/2
USSR/Ingtganic Chemistry - Ccuplex Compounds, C
Abet Journals Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 19, 19.56P 61249
Abstract: eliminated in the interval loo'3-16CP. On the themogram is found
only one endothernal affil.-t within the interval 1600-2500. On com-
plete dehydration the color of 11 chares from blue-green to light
green and s]~aaific gravity rises frco 1.70 Zo 1.97- On further
heating between 6750 and 6980 is observoi a borate rearrangement
accompanied by a conversion of the Pubst.;lEye to crystalline state
without change in specific gravity but wM ^sharp increase in hard-
ness and a coloration change to brmn. F'Wrt.her heating in the in-
terval of 7450-8100 leads to endothermal transition to another poly-
morplious form with increase in specific gravity to 2.07 and change
in coloration to b(dght greon. In water 11 Is hydrolyzed to lower
Ni-borates and then to N'(0H)2J in alcohol and acetone it is in-
soluble.
Card 2/2
KHUVESP E.; KRYMOVA, N.
Proper scope of the conuunal review of the introduction
of the achievements of science and technology. Huk.-elev.
prom. 29 no.8122-24 Ag 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Zamestitell predavdatelya TSentrallnogo pravleniya Nauchno-
takhnichookogo obsheheetva mukomollnoy I krup"noy prouqahlen-
nosti i elevatornogo khozyay9tva (for Khuves). 2. Uohenjry
sekretarl TSentrallnogo pravienlya Nauchno-tekhniche3kogo
obshchestva mukomollno3r i krupyancry promyohlennosti i ele-
vatornogo khozyaystva, (for Krymova).
NIKOIAYEVA-, V4-G-6-j- IMUOV-1 -MAJI IVANYUKOV, D.V.; POPOVA, E.H.; SAMGIN, I.B.;
ZLOTNIKOV, L.Te.j WHINCHLRADZE, V.M.; SENIKINA, M.I.; PrIni-Ii
uchastiye: KRY VAj Nol,
j MALINOV, V.K.
Refining of heavy residual fuels by vashing and separation.
Xhim.i tekh.toploi masel 7 no.5s26-31 My 162. (MIRA, 15:11)
k
1. VaeooyuzW nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut po pererabotke
nefti i gazov i polucheniyu iskuoatvennogo zhidkogo topliva,
Wskovskiy neftepererabatyvayushchiy zavod i Veasoyuznyy nauchno-
inaledovatellokiy i konstruktorskiy institut khimicheakogo mashino-
stro.veniya. 2. Mookovskiy neftepererabatyvaywhchiy zavod (for
Krymova, Mallnov).
(Petroleum as fuel)
20183 Onyt r,,zvels~-niyri r,-iinyri v -ru-mn.
yb. I'licz-vo
-9,
"!tfi, oy,
p Ov, 1?49
AIMMOV, A.Kh., kand.biol.nauk; BATWO, A.1o. kend.sellskokhos.nauk;
BRUDASTOTAg N.A., kand.takhn.nauk; OW4VINWAYA, X.A.. kand.biolog.
.nauk; OCRM, LeMop kandeekononauk; DORCKHOT, S.M., ryboyod-biologl
MEOXHINA. L.V., rybovod-biolog; WIN, T.M., rybovod-biolog;
ISA M . A.I.0 rybovod-biolog; XADZ M CH. G.V., rybovod-biolog;
KOKAROVA, I.V., kand.biol.nauk-,Pr
&QYA rybovod-biolog;
KULAXOVA, A.M., ryboyod-biolog; KAKWTOTA, L.N., kand.biol.nauk;
K3TSN3R, Te.Y., kand.biol.nauk; MIKOM, P.T., kand.biol.nouk;
XUDiDIA, R.I,, kand,biol.nauk; PAXHCMY, S.P., kand.biol.nauk;
SUKHOTXMIOV, FA. kand.biol.nauk; MKOLOVA, Z.P., ryboyod-bio-
log; TSIMIC111K. R.1., rybovod-biolog; RYZHMO, M.I., red.; KOSOVA,
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FANIKIM.,I.F.;-KRYMOVAp S.V.
Smnth lAmingrad Urban Conference of Young Surgeone, 'Vest.khir,
87 no.lltl38-143 N 161. (KrRA 15tu)
(SURGM)
SPIKMUMXAO Zol., rabotuik lab*raterti savada,- KRYMOVA, N.H., rab*tnik
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(HIMOPOINTIC SYSTIM. ph7viology.
in calfs)
(CATTLIt
heisopoletic system In calfs)
- ''I-,,,, c -,
,:, L ~ -,i - _ C, L:l - L I -, -1
LIAEUX . L I I
r r
USSR/Hurnn and Animal Physiology - Metabolism. V-2
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., 110 1, 1956, 3657
Author : I.I. IvELnov, V.A. Yurlyav, V.V. Kadykov,, B.M. Krymskaya~
V.P. Wiseyeva, S.Yo. Tukachinakiy
Inst : Academy of Sciences, USSR
Title : Proteins of the Proactorqo8in Complex in Ontogeny.
Orig Pub : Dokl. AN SSSR., 1956,, Ult No 31 649-651
Abstract : The fractional composition of proteins in the somatic
muscles of rabbits at various stages of embryonic and
post-natal development was studied by means of free
electrophoresis awl paper electrophore8is. There was
a great difference In the fractional composition of mus-
cular proteins between embryonic and new-born rabbits,
on one hand., and adult animls on the other hands The
contracting capacities of the proteins corresponed to
Card 1/2
USSR/Human and Animal Physiology - Metaboliem. V-2
I
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol.p No 1) 1958,, 3657
the particularities of their composition. In presence
of ATF CATP 17, the contracting ability of protein fi-
born from muscle proteins is the leas pronounced the
younger is the animal. Therefore, there is - in onto-
geny - a gradual change of the fractional =-,position of
the striated muscle proteins towards an increase of the
actomyosin fraction, which is formed from the "proacto-
myosin complex".
1. Lenlngradskiy pedintrichoskiy ineditsinskly Institut.
?redstavleno akademikom L. A. Orbeli.
(AcTINS) (.'-ffOSR1) (EXMuoray)
Card 2/2
ITANOV, I.I.t TURITIT, V.A.; NOVOZHILOV, D.A.; XMIATLOVSKAT.A. L.A.;
KRYK=Uf B-14-~
Biochemical determination of the functional condition of wascles in
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(MIRA 12-.12)
1. rafedra blokhlmii Laningradekogo pediatrichookogo Meditsinskogo
institute i btokhtmicheskaya laboratoriya Nismobno-iseledoTatel'skogo
detakogo ortopedichostogo instituta imeni 0.1. Tarnera.
(POLIONMITIS Pathol.)
(XUSGLB PRDrEINS)
SAMOUVALOV, A.V.; BERG, Yu.N.; LIVSHIV, A.M.; MRKINA, Ya.A. (Markinap
IZ.A.1; K~~M~YA ~.X. (Krymalka, B.M.]
Fractional composition of water soluble neuroglia proteins.
Ukr. biokhIm. zhur. 37 no-4:510-521 165. (MIRA 18:9)
lo Kafedra biokhimil Leningradskago pediatrich.eskogo neditsir-skogo
instituta.
KRYMSKAYA, I.V.
Causes of mortality among the adult population of the city or Rostov-
on-Don. Sbor. nauoh. trud. Rost. goo. mod. innt. no.22ou-89 163.
(MRA 180)
1. Iz kRfedry organizataii zdravookhraneniya i istorii meditniny
.Rostovskogo gosudaretvannogo meditsinakogo inatituta (zav, prof,
A.S.Gromov).
KRYMSK AYA
Quality of medical diagnoses in outpatient polyclinical institutions
of Rostov-on-Don. Sbor. naueh. tmd. Rost. gos. med. inst. no.22tIU-
119 163. (MRA 18t7)
1. 1z kafedry organizataii sdravookhranenlya i istorii meditainy
Rostovskogo gosudarstvannogo meditsinskogo instituta (sav. prof.
A.S.Gromov).
~U Zewnftp I%b 49
-An ftperlnental Bormonotherapy of Certain
Tono of Functional Uterine Hemorrhages,
A. P. Proobrazheaskly, M. L. Krymmlmya, 3:cwi vf
Obstotrion and Oynecol Aced Mod Soi USSR, 5 pp
'KLI* Had" Vol XXVII) No 2
Progesterone and pregnene, used periodically
wm highly effective agents for treatlog
wetrarrhagia. and Irregular juvenile and
ollm teric uterine hemorrhWa. They produce
a substitutive action and stimulate ovulation
USEIV*edLolne - Uterine Hemorrhage Feb 49
(Contd)
acd development of the corpus luteum. 7hey also
restiwe normal'menstrual period In these cas",
vUeb may be explained bjy their action on
58A9TS7
XBrMSXATA. M.L.
a w &V W.U- i, ~. -
Amettopal diagnosis and hormonal therapy of certain forms of
amenorrhoa. Akush.gin. ID.5:23-27 Sept-Oct 50. (CLML 20:5)
1. Of the Institute of Obstetrics and Gynecolog7 (Director-
L.G.Stepanov), Ministry of Public Health USSRo
WY16RAYA, It. L.
KRYtI5YAYA I
', H. L. x "The functional diagnosis and hormonal * herapy of certain
forms of amenorrhea". Moscowt 1955, Moscow StaLe Redical Inst imeni
I. V. 6talin. (Dissertations for the degree of Candidate of Pledical.
Science.) -
SO: Knlzhnava Letoplal No# 50 10 December 1955- Moscow-
KRTKSKATA, M.Le, kandomed.nauk (Moskva)
Diagnosis and treatment of amenorrhea. - Sov'zed, 22 no,8:89-94 Ag 158
(xiiAntio)
(AMUMMM,
dlac. & tber. (Rue))
IMYKSrAYA. X.L., kand.med.nauk (Hookya.)
Childless marriages Ned.sestra 18 no.11:18-22 N 159.
(KIRL 13:3)
(STARILITY)
VIKHLTATIffA, Te.X.; KRTKEKATA, K.L.
71rat republic conference devoted to problems in the patholo of
thb female climacteric, Akuob,i gin. 35 no.4:104-106 JI-AJ~1759o
M 12ill)
(GLIMACTXRIC)
-_~RYHSKAYA, M.L., kand.maditainskikh nauk
Diagnosis and treatment of various forms of primary sterility.
Sov. medo 24 no. 7:33-38n 160. (MIRA 13:8)
1. Iz endokrinologicheskoy kliniki (zav. - prof. Ye.I. Kvater)
Institute akuoherstva i ginekologii (dir. - doktor meditoinakikh
nauk O.V. Makeyeva) Ministerotva zdravookhrananiya RSFSR.
(STEIULITY)
~A jxr)
XRM4SKAYA, M.L., kand.med.nauk
physiological-and pathological climateric. Mod. sestra 22
no.3t19-22 Mr163- (MM l6s6)
1. 1z instituta akusherstva i ginekologii Ministerstva %dra-
vookhraneniya RSFSRv Moskya.
(CLZVATRIC)
KRYMSKAYAP N.L.1 STARROVA# N.T*
Some forma of sterility and their treatment with prednisalone.
Akush. i gin, no,10-8 163. (MI I ~A 17! 6)
1. Iz andokrinologicheakogo ctdelerdya (zav, - prof. Ye.I.Kvater),
Nauchno-isaledovatellskogo inatituta akusherstva 1 ginakcloCil
(dire-prof, O#V. Makeyeva) i Wedry endokr-I--,oIc;&II (zav.
dotsent D.N. knosay) TSentrallnogo initttutfk
vrachey (dlr. M.D. Kovrigina).
Ye.l.; KIUMEXAYA, M.L.
St6in-l,nventhalj:ynd-mr.e and Its variations, Aush, I gin.(40
no.3:65-71 Vq- 164. WRA ISS6)
1. TF.Mok-rinologicheskeye ntdelenAya (zav. - Prof. Ye.I.Krater)
flnuohno-Isaledovatellakogo .1natitute akusherstva i glnekologil
(dir. - prof. O.V.%keyava), MinIstorstva zdravooklraneniya
S.'nR, Moskva.
~4~ Z
&tbod of designing hawoeholen with recensen. Sudoetroenie 28
no.8s20-21 Ag 162. (MIRA 15:8)
(Bulls (Naval architecture)) (Anchors)
KRY.M,%AYA, V.K, USHAKOVA, H. S.; LOPATINAO 6. 1., OFITSENOVA, V. N. (Deceased-L
YURTZVo V. A.j SAIAZKINAO S. 3.(Doceaved)j, 301.OVIYEV, L. T.(Deceased).
"The Separation of Mixtures of Amino Acids by the Method of Exchange
Adsoprtion in Columns Filled With Synthetic Resins," an article included in the
book "The Theor-f and Practice of the Application of Ion-E;xchange Agenta,w edited
by K. V. Chmukov and published by the AS USSR, 1955, 164 pp.
FLUZHNIKOV, A.I., kand. tekhn. nauk, nauchn. red,;
kand.takhn. nauk, red.; ZHURAVLEVA, 14. .. rea.iza-va;
MWINAI N.F. , tekhn. red.
(Using stepleas transmissions In tractors and agricultural
machines) Primenenie beastupenchatykh peredach v traktorakh
i sellskokhosiaistvannykh mashihakh; abornik dokladov. Mo-
skva, Mashgiz, 1963. 157 p. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Nauchno-takhnicheakoye obahchestvo mashinostroitallnoy
promyehlennosti. TSentrallnoye pravlanive.
(Agricultural maohinery-Tranemission devices)
(Tractors-Trananission devices)
Collective Farms
Keeping count of bread baked for common consumption on collective far-as. Kolkh. proizv. 12
no. 4, 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, AugUst -195X, Uncl.
2
KRYNSKIY. D.M.; MISHCHEUKO, V.I.
Six-ffpindle centrifugal bronze-bunhing caating machine. Lit.proirv. no.8:
27-28 Ar. '53. (MI-R- 6:8)
(Die-Gasting) (Bearings (Machinery))
AMMV, K.K.; KRMKIY, D.K.; MISHCHMO, N.I.
Casting Iron pistons. 14t.proisr. no. 5:25-27 Ag 154. WaA 7-8)
(Pistons) (Iron founding)
T.
Vol - 3 No. 4
Apr. 1954
NstaIN-Foundry Prectico
ix--.s -P, jj; "W
(Runion.) D. xv, rvrmkjilawww
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Litfir- Aiftv-W . TW~ a.'8, A.& V.-27-2&
MscW".domwW A*~ 2 to nand bxmmed ymly
TsbK cngmmt. OVVUL
KRYMSKIT.D.M.
The use of quick drying sixtures for coapressor building.
Lit. proisv. no.6:31 Je 055. (KUL& 8: 8)
(Imuding) (Compressors)
XRINSKIY, D.H.. inzhaner.
Centrifugal casting of cylinder sleeves. Lit.proisv. no.12:27-28
1) 155. ()URA 9; 3)
(CentrufupL1 casting)
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KRDMIY D.M,
Stri%iner-oore gatings. Lit,proizv. no.U343 N 262, JXM 15812)
(To=drise-rquipment and aupplies)
KRYMSKIY, D.M., Jnzb.
Machine for hardening the valve plates of compressors. Khim. i
neft. maahinostr* no.5t43 N 164 (MIRA 18t2)
KA;_ -~ I' -Nl*l ; ul., ~ ~V. . _Lr_t... ,LI, P.M. , I -n zi..
heat troatwm-t of z:ofnp:-e:3ssr valve pla*_,,~z.
I nc.!-)~70 Za-l' 165. %:-!:;.A 18%4)
C, 1. --:3ert a ior a I r; 7,1 r
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KRY14SKIT, O.A., kandidat takhalchaskikt nauk; MUCHMSIT. B.I., Inshener;
A.I., insbener.
Now earl** of heavy-duty demountable fuses without filler. rest.
pjaktroprem. 28 no.):8-10 Mr 157. 10.-4)
1. Zaved Mnano".
(Alsotric contacters)
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77F~
7
AUTHOR.1_Kr,YmEjki2(,'G.A., Candidate
L6ia-zov_,__L._ff7., Engineer.
110-12-7/19
of Technical Sciences and
TITLE: Non-electric Tests on Tubular Fuses without Filling.
(Ne-elektricheakiye ispytaniya trubehatykh predokhraniteley
bez napoluitelya)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Elektropromyshlennosti, 195?, Vol 28 no.12
Pp. 25 - iG ~USSR).'
ABSTRACT: In accordance with the requirements of standard rOCT 3041-457
rupturing capacity tests must be made on ach type of tubular
fuse four times a year. As the tests require special and
expensive equipment, the alternative of mechanical and hydraulic
testing of fuse cartridges can be very useful. The Kharkov
Blectro-mechanical Works (Kh'M ) has introduced mechanical
tensile testing of fuse assemblies, and the authors have pro-
posed hydraulic testing at pressures rising at the rate of
400 atm./seco Mechanical testing checks the strength of the
joint between the cap and the tube. Hydraulic tests give a
better idea of the strength of the cartridges because they
approach more closely to service conditions. Test results on
various fuses are tabulated to show that the stresses produced
at failure in hydraulic and electrical tests are comparable,
but that in mechanical testing they are two or three times as
(;ardl/2 high. The effect varies for different types of fuses and some
110-12--1/19
Non-electric Tests on Tubular Fuses without Filling.
give quite good results with mechanical testing.
Alion-electrical tests carried out on fuse cartridges typeflP-l
reveal the following causes of their low rupturing capacity:
the 15 - 60 A cartridges are mechanically weak because of poor
design of the fixing; also, the fibre tubes of the 100 A
cartridges are too weak. Test results on cartridges type W-2
from which these defects have been eliminated are given in
Table 2.
The Ufa Works has recently received requests from other factories
to simplify the design of cartridge fuses. The proposals would
usually impair the mechanical strength of the fuses. Mechanical
and hydraulic tests can often be used to discountenance such
proposals quickly and cheaply.
There are 2 figures, 2 tables.
ASSOCIATIONs Ufa Aviation Institute (Ufimskiy Aviatsionnyy Institut)
Ufa Iow-voltage Apparatus Works (Ufimskiy Zavod
flizkovolltnoy Apparatury)
6MMITTED; September 11, 1956.
AVAILABIZ: Library of Congress
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AUTHOR: Candidate of Technical Sciences
TITlk;: The Equivalence of Direct Current and Alternating Current
Tests on 11~uses (Ob ekvivaleatnosti ispytaniy
predokhraniteley na peremennom i postoyannom toke)
PERICDICAL:Vestaik Elektropromyshlennosti, 1959, lir 3, pp 61-64 (USSR)
AESTRACT: Soviet standards give fuse ratings on alternating
current and it is often desirable to know the rupturing
capacity on direct current. There is no simple way of
converting a.c. to d.c. rating applicable to different
types of fuse. The rupturing capacity of a fuse is
stated to be governed by the amount of energy evolved
in the cartridge whilst the are is burning and the
rupturing capacity to a.c. and d.c. will be the same if
the are energy is the same in the two cases. Theoretical
methods of calculating the are energy on a.c. are then
considered. Me question of which phase will blow first
on an a.c. three-phase test is considered with reference
to Fig 2. Expressions are given for the arc current and
voltage and then it is shown that the a.c. arc energy
acad-174 depends upon the energy in the magnetic field of the
SOV/110-59-3-16/25
The Equivalence of Direct Current and Alternating Current Tests
on Fuses
phase at the moment when the are is struck. A semi-
graphical method of determining this energy is explained
with reference to Fig.3. Equations are given which show
that the magnetic field energy does not depend on the
current scale of the diagram and, therefore, a system of
curves can be constructed for a number of values of the
main variables. The system of curves can then be ueed
to determine the magnetic field energy as a functioa of
current for fusible elements of various materials.
Curves required for the calculation of the a.c. are
energy are given in Fig.4 and 5. A fnrmula is then
given for the d.c. arc energy. Finally curves are derived
for converting fuse ratings at 500 V a.c. to 440 V d.c. -
see Fig.6. A worked numerical example of the use of
the method is given.
Card-244
KRYMKIY, G.A., kand.tekhn.nauk; KOMLINIKOV, B.P.p inzh.
Concernina the sconmW of zinc in the marmOtoture of fuBes for
PR-2 fuse boxes. Vest. elaktroprom. 31 no.8:20-23 Ag 160.
(KIRA 15t5)
(Electrio fuses)
s/l69V62/000/004/075/103
3, 2,Y/O (;-74.5-1 z7oS-, D218/ '302
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AUTHORS: Kuz'min, A.I., Danilovo A.A., Krymskiy, G.F.# and
Skripin, G.V.
TITLE: Energy characteristics of cosmic-ray variations
during magnetic disturbances
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Geofizikaf no. 4, 1962, 14, ab-
stract 4G74 (V, sb. Kosmicheskiye luchi, no. 4, M.,
AN SSSRy 1961t 16-24)
TEXT: The data obtained with a number of surface and underground
instruments at Yakutsk aro used to analyze the energy characteris-
tics of cosmic-ray intensity variations during magnetic storms. It
is shown that the intensity recovery period after the Forbush-effect
minimur, decreases with increasing depth of the recording device. For
some Forbush-type reductions there is a noticeable Worth-South ani-
sotropy in this effect, The method of coupling coefficients is used
to determine the energy spectrum of the primary radiation during
Forbush effects. Best agreement between experimental data and theo-
retical predictions is obtained with the following primary differen-
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tial spectrum
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a at
0 at < f_1
Purther analysis shows that the effective width of the corpuscular
stream should depend on the energy of the scattered particles. It
is su-Gested that the regular field of the stream carries with it
U
magnetic irregularities which give riee to scattering and diffusion
of moderate-energy particles. The parameters of the streams, and
the --agnetic irregularities carried by them, are estimated. [Ab-
stractor's note: Complete translationj.
Card 2/2
'KUZIMIN, A.T.; SHAM, G.V.; IMIMSKIYp G.F.; SHAM., Yu.G.
commie ra~- flares during Nov. 12-15, 1960. Geomag. i aer. I
no,4:510-5/2 n-Ag 161, (MIRA 14:12)
1. Sibirskoys otdoleniya AN SSSR, Yakutskiy filial.
(Comia rays)
1103
S/620/61/137/004/017/031
9,9130, (/~d/ B104/B206
AUTHORSs Kuzlmin, A. I., Krymskl,~, G. P., Shafer, G. V.~ and
Schafer, Yu. 0.
TITLE: Cosmic radiation flares from November 12 to 15, 1960
7
PERIODICAM Doklady Akademii riauk SSSR, V. 137, no. 4, 1961, 844-847
TEXTt During the period of November,12 to 17, 196o, intense cosmic radia-
tion, connected with events on the ofin, were obserived in Yakutik (geo-
magnetic latitude 510) by oontifluoua observations. The recird n6 are
shown ir~ the two figures. The Muddek intensity increase of .-the neutron
component started on November 12, at413 hr 45 min (11,145 UT)-1univqraal
time and* coincided with the statt offa very strong magnetic'!1tor.4 (131.8 ~'A).
At 1630M the intensity reached a maximum, which wus 65 ~' higher than the
normal value. At 1815 UT a second rise of the intensity started and
reached a maximum value at 2000 UT, which was 100 % higher than the normal
value. Both times radio waves iere totally absorbed in the iono4phero
above Yakutsk. With the start of the second rise of the neutron component,
a drop of the Forbush type was indicated by all recording devices for the
1 4 1 **1
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Cosmic radiation flares from... P B104YI3206 I
hard component of cosmic radiat9on. 'The energy'spectrum. ofltlsiz drop is
satisfactorily described by Eqs.
eCAH e < a J4;
6D (a) 2 re sin (el/2e - 1), CCJ1H ej/4 < a < ejJ2; (2)
D (e)
0, ecaji e> el/2.
& 130- 170 Bev. A second and:third flare of the hard component of cosmic
radiation was also observed, the third being described as Dellin& effect.
The coincidence of the start of:tho magnetic storm and the first flare
convinces the authors that the initial particle -flare was a corpusoular
flow which then triggered off the magnetic ntorm. The velocity of thp
corpu3cular flow is given as 3-108 om/soc. If it is assumed that the
reduction of the Porbush type is caused by the regular magnetic tield, it
can be concluded from the delay of this effect compared with tho start of
the magnetic storm that the magnetic field was strongly disturbed in the
front part of the flow. It Is possible that the particle floyt reached
there an energy comparable with the energy density of the magnetic field.
The relatively small second reduction of -the intensity of the hard
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B104YB206
component of cosmic radiation.and the absence of a neutron-oomponent
redliction points towards the existence of accelerated particles in the
particle flow. Amplitudes and time of the maximum of the daily
disturbances agree with the velocity of the particle flow and the direo-
tion of the magnetic field in the flow (opposite to that of the earth).
The authors come to the conclusion that the ejection of the particle flow
was caused by solar cosmic rays, which partly produced the flares on the
earth and was partly captured by the particle flow. Particles of up to-
7 Bev were captured thereby. For a free incidence of the particles of the
second flare on the earth, it was necessary that the direction of the
magnetic field of the first flow coincided with the axis of this flow.
There are 2 figures and 3 Soviet-.bloo references.
ASSOCIATION: Laboratoriya fizicheskikh problem Yakutakogo filial&
Sibirskogo otdoleniya kkademii nauk SSSR (Laboratory for
Problems of Physics of the Yakutsk Branch of the Siberian
Department, AS USSR)
PRESENTEDt December 16, 1960, by M. A. Lavrentlyev, Academician
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KUZIMIN, A.I.; KRWKIY, G.F.; SKRIPB, G.V.
Angular distribution of cosmic ray intensity below ground
at depths equivalent to 0 to 60 motors of water, Trudy
MAN SW~ Ser, fine nos4:22-25 162. (MIRA 15:12)
(Cosmie'rays)
DANILOV, A.A.; KRYMSKIY, G.F.; nLIPPOV, V.A.
Results of studying the quantity
specftrum of /7""-meeon, production.
fis. no.4t4L.0 162.
(Cosmic rays)
(Mesons-zpectra)
leoff in the differential
Trudy ILFAN SSSR. Ser.
(KIRA 15:12)
I.- KRYMSKIYj
The multiplicity factor, Trudy IAFAN SSSR. Ser. fis. no-4:57--60
162. (MIRIL 15:12)
(Mesons-Opeotra.)
(Cosmic rays)
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S/845/62/000/004/010/013
E032/E3111
AUTHOR: Krymalcty, G.F!.
TITLE; Lunar-diurnal variations in cosmic rays
SOURCE: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Yakutskiy filial. Trudy. Soriya
fiziellesicaya. no. 4. 1962. Va'riataii intensivnosti
kosmicheskilch luchey,, 108 - 110
TU'XT: An analysis is reported of tho data obtained as a result
of continuous recording of cosmic rays between September, 1957,
and August, 1958, using a neutron monitor and an ionisation cham-
ber. Two-hourly values of the intensity, corLected for the baro-
metric effect and for solar-diurnal variation, were employAd. The
solar-diurnal variation 'was excluded by averaging the data over
30-day intervals. The moan monthly v4lues of the lunar-diurnal
variation thus obtained were then subjected to a harmonic analysis.
Fig. 1 shown a vector diagram of the 'Jun4r-diurnal variation
-relative to the upper culmination of the Moon. Each vector corre-
sponds to a mean monthly value of the amplitude and phase of the
lunar-diurnal wave. Fig. 2 shows the half-diurnal lunar variation.
As can be soon, the latterhaa a more stable phase (in each case,
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curve 1 is for the neutron component and curve 2 for the hard
component). The table showatho amplitude and the time of maximum
of the first and second harmonics of the mean monthly values of
the lunar-diurnal variation. There are 2 figures and I table.
Fig. 1: jac 0 hour FiX. 2:
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NUZIMIN, A.I.j SHAFERp G.V.1 S11AM, Yu.G.; KWILINIXOV~ D.D.j
KRYMSKIY, G.F.; MAMKOV, A.P.; SMIRNOV, N.S.; TARIN# V.I.
July 1959 according to data of comprehensive geophysical
obeervations at Yakutsk. Trudy IAFAN SSSR. Ser. fiz. no.40W-156
162. (HIRA 15:12)
(Magnetic storms)
(Cosmic rays)
S/04q/62/026/oo6/oi6/020
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AUTHORS: Kuzlminp A I j_Krymakiyj GL_Zp Skripinj 0. V., Chirkovt
N. P., Shaier: t-.T-.,and Shafer, Yu. G.
TITLE: Some results of investigations relating to variations of
cosmic rays
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya fizicheskaya, v. 26,
no. 6, 1962, 808-817
TEXT: The main results gained in the Yakutskaya laboratoriya (Yakutsk
Laboratory) concorning various meteorological effocts-and primary
variations are here reviewed, covering papers published by Kuzlmin et al.
in Tr. Yakutskogo filiala. AN SSSR. Ser. fiz., no- 5, 1962. There are
12 figures and I table.
ASSOCIATION: Yak6tskiy filial Sibirskogo otdeleniya Akademii nauk SSSR,
Laboratoriya fizicheakikh problem (Yakutsk Branch of the
Siberian Department of the Academy of Sciences USSR,
Laboratory of Physical Problems)
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HZIMINP A.I.; SKRIPIN.. G.V.; KRIVOSHAPKlN, P.A.; XIMOKIY, G.F.
Energy spectrum of the diurnal variation of cosmic rays and
the diurnal temperature fluctuations at an altitude from 20
to 40 km. Geomag. i aer. 3 no.5:830-834 S-0 163.(MIRA 16:12)
1. YaIvIakiy filial Sibirskogo otdeloniya AN S.SSR.
KUZIMIN, Arian Illich. Prinimal uchaatiye KRYMSKIY, G.F.; kand.
fiz.-matem. nauk, otv. red.
(Variations in high-energy cosmic rfqsl Variatsii kosri.-
cheakikh luchei vysokikh energii. Moskvap Naukal, 1964.
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