SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KUZIN, P.P. - KUZIN, YE.V.

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KTJZIN, P.P. , inzh.
"
Drvices for cutting rings of bicycle-tube waste. Isobr. J rate.
3 no-5:17 My 158. (MIRA 11:9)
(Cutting mohines)

KUZIN, P.P., inzh.
P-Rchine tools designed by Anginner Gridnev. Izobr. i rats.
no.6:9-11 Je 158. O-fi%% 11:9)
(Machine tools)

BREGMAN, G. R. and KUZIN, P. S._
"Transformation of the Hydrological Processes of Protective Tree Plantations,"
Meteorologiya i Gidrologiya, Issue No. 1, 1949.
u-i442, 28 Aug. 51

1 Sclm'*P I jai 49
/SodL
Erosion
Soil Conservation
*The influence of Forests on the River Water Level
said on Subterranean Water," P. S. Kuzin, * PP
*Priroda" Wo 7
Study of the effect of forests on clim e and river.
Invels.is traced from 1649 to the Stalln forestation
PUM. Conclusion is reached that the plan will: (1)
give the soil abundant moi8ture and feed subte=446
Me&A waters, (2) less*n erosion, and (3) decrease
tbe height of f lool stag6s. in rivers vhile increaw,I
Ing their duration thus eliminat ing catastrophic
A3A49TXn
Ikeft,h3pa Science (Contd) Jul 49
r~ood peaks prevalent in unvooded river basins.
TbIs vill res-alt in'greater water resources in -
early sumer.
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KUZINI lip$1,;, NORVATOY. A.M., redaktor; RULZVA, K.S., takhnichesKy re-
daktor
[The Volga to-morrow] Volga zavtra. Laningrad, Gictrometeorolo-
gicheskoe izd-vo, 1951. 55 P. [Microfilmi. (KIRA 8:7)
(Volga River)

MIN, P.5.;` VOSKM rY, K. P.
I
[Hydrolcgy of the rivers in the southern regions of Western Siberia
and in Northern and Central Kazakhstan] Rezhim rek iuzhnykh raionov
Zapadnot Sibiri, Severnogo I TSentrallnogo Kazakhatana. Pod red.
K.P.Voskresenskogo. Leningrad, Gidrometeoizdat, 1953, 538 P.
(MMUL 8: 1 )
(Siberia. Western--Rivers) (Kazakhstan--Rivers)

KIJZIk,, P. S.
"Organization. and Setup of Investigations Into the Influence of Agrotechnical
Measures Upon River Runoff," 1-116teorol. i gidrologiya, NO 1, 1954, -?p 23-25
The author considers the problem of the organization of investigations into the
influence of anTotechnic-31 measures and agricultural cultivations upon runoff. He
proposes the establishment of experiments on larf~,e tracts of 100-206 hectares and
more which would permit one to ensure grass crop rotation and soil handling turning
out as desired in arrT region. The boundaries of the fields should preferably coincide
,Ath the water divides of the ravines and valleys. The investigations should include
observations on the surface and ground runoff, meteorological and agrometeorological
observations according to special programs. (RZhGeol, NO 5, 1954)
50. Sum. !.,o. 568, 6 Jul 55

Plow volumes of spring floods in rivers of the plain of the U.S.S.4.
Trudy GGI no-50:3-35 155. (NLR& 9:8)
(Floods) (Stream measurements)

K
AID P - 2510
Subject USSR/Meteorology
Card 1/1 Pub. 71-a - 20/26
Author : Mezentsev, V. S., Kand. of Tech. Sci.
Title : P. S. Kuzin, Rezhim rek yuzhpZkh rayonov zapadnoZ Sibiri,
--nV=~VIAVE,Vy LQ'9A& wic.-L "O~o Kazakhstana (Flow Conditions of
Rivers in Southern Regions of West-Siberia, and Northern
and Central Kazakhstan) Gidrometeoizdat, Leningrad, 1953.
(Book Review)
Periodical : Met. i Gidro., 3, 58-6o, My-Je 1955
Abstract : The author of the article gives a very favorable review of
this new textbook for its exact presentation of factUal data
on flow, precipitation, climatic conditions and general
physico-geographical factors for different watersheds of the
analyzed areas.
Institution: None
Submitted : No date

KU--U4j P, S., V. S. !EMLESOV, V. 1. A-'ITLMCILUTSFV and G. V. LOPIATIN
Delivered a report on questions of hydrological partitioning.
IVWOrt PaWMted at the W AU-tbion FjO9100ca C=gz"g, 7-17 oat 3,957.
JMdvaed-
"My"k Nauk-13M, Ow 9006rsf-, 3, PP3-9, 158)

AUTHOR: Kuzin, P. S. SOV/2o-121-2-16/53
TITLE: A Genetic Scheme of Classifying the Rivers and of Subdividing
the USSR Into Hydrological Regions (Geneticheakaya Bkhema
klassifikatsii rek i gidrologicheskogo rayonirovaniya SSSR)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol. 121, Nr 2,
pp. 253 - 256 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In continuation of previous papers (Refs 1 - 12 ) dealing
with the division into hydrological regions and with the
cartographic survey of which, with the water conditions of
the rivers and the zonal modifications of the hydrological
conditions in the territory of the USSR, the author in the
present paper presents a new scheme giving special regard
to geographical conditions. This scheme is based on the
division of the rivers from the viewpoint of landscape and
also of hydrology. So according to their total fall the
rivers at first are divided into lowland and mountain streams.
The following zones are classified to the first group; the
arctic region, the tundra-, forest-, steppe-, eemidesert-,
Card 1/3 and the desert zone. The range in elevation of these rivers

A Genetic Scheme of Classifying the Rivers and of Sub- SOV12o-121-2-16153
dividing the USSR Into Hydrological Re.-Aons
along their whole course is 300 to 500 m at the most similar
zones are claisified to the mountain streams(difference
elevation of more than 500 m), with the only difference that
these zones are called mountain-arctic region, mountain-
tundra etc. The main part of Russia (from North to South) is
covered by the tundra-, forest-, steppe-, semidesert-, and
desert zone (southwest of the Caspian Sea). Only along
the Ural and the south and east borders mountain zones in
a hydrological sense can be found. Such a hydrological map
is shown i-. table 1. The classification of the rivers
according to water conditions is carried out according to
their flood stages or inundations, respectively. In the
first group the flood stage occurs in consequence of snow-
break, in the second group in consequence of both rain and
snow-break and in the third group only in consequence of rain.
There are 1 figure, 2 tables, and 14 references, 14 of which
are Sovie~_
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A Genetic Scheme of Classifying the Rivers and of Sub- SOV/2o-121-2-16/553
dividing the USSR Into Hydrological Regions
ASSOCIATION: Gosudarstvennyy gidrologicheskiy nstitu~ Leningrad(Hydro-
logical State Institute, Lening t
PRESENTED: March 8, 1958, by A.A.Grigorlyev, Ikember, Academy of Sciences,
USSR
SUBMITTED: March 4, 1958
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URYVAYEV, V.A., kand.tekhn.nauk, obshchiy red.; VOSMSEHSOY, K.P.,
kand.geograf.naii1ci red..,,-.XUZIAT, P.S., kand.geoppaf.nauk, red.;
PROTASOYEV, M.S., kand.geoii~f'-'Iad, red.; CHOOTAREV, A.I.,
kand.teldm.nauk, red.: SWILINA, M.K., red.: VLADIMIROV, O.G.,
tekhn.red.
(Surface water resources in regions of reclaimed virgin and waste
lands] Resuray poverkhnostnykh vod raionov o9vooniia tselinny1ch
i zalezhnykh zemall, Leningrad, Gidrometeor.izd-vo. No.3.
(Kokchetav Province, Kazakh S.S.R.1 Kokchetavskaia oblast' Kazakhekoi
SM. Pod obshchei red. V.A.Uryvaeva. 1959. 563 P. (MIRA 12.-10)
1. Leningrad. Gosudaretvennyy gidrologichaskiy institut. 2. Direk-
tor Gidrologicheskogo instituta (for Uryvayev).
(Kokchetav Province--Hydrology)

KUZIN P.S.
Genetic basis for establishing types of the water regimen of riverv
in the U.S.S.R. Sbor. rab. po gidrol. no.1:23-31 159.
(MIRA 15:2)
1. Gosudarstvennyy gitirologichesIdy institut.
(Rivers)

J~ZIN, Pavel SergeX yt;,4;, SPINGUR, O.A., kand.geogronauko otv,red,;
~L
--- red.; WADINIHOT, O.G., tekhn.red.
[Classification of rivers and division of the U.S.S.R, into
hydrological regional Klassifikataiis rek i gidrologichaskoe
raiouirovenio MR. Leningrad, Gidrometeor.izd-vo, 1960.
454 p. (MIRA 13:8)
(Rivers)

KUz IN, P. S.
nowmam
Rivers as to result of physicogeographical factors. Izv.Vses.
geog.ob-va 92 no.5:441-442 S-0 '60. (MIRA 13:9)
(Rivers)

KUZINY P.S.
Some hydrological definitions and concepts. Izv,Vses.geog.ob-va 93
noj1260~264 My-je f6l, (MJM 14: 5)
(Hydrology ----Terminology)

DOMANITSKIlp A.P.; KUZIN, P.S.,-, MAKAREVICH., T.R.
Aleksandr WkW03ovich Norvatov; obituary, Meteor. i gidrol. no.4:
58 Ap 163. .(MIRA 16.0)
(Norvatov, Aleksandr Mikhailovich, 1905-1962)

KIIZINV V.S.
Tho law of griograpnJeal zoning and it.i :3i;nlf*i('.,,nr
e For hydro'ogy.
Izv. Vsas. geog. ob.-va 97 no.2ii5c)-162 Mr-Ap 165. (KIRA 182 5)

KUZINP P.S., doktor geograf.nauk
. - -7.11 -,
Applicability of an "evaporation graph." M0.0or.
33 Ap 165.
g1drol. no.4:32-
(MIRA 18:4)
1. Gosudarstvennyy gidrologicheskly institut.

ar, re

xlJ7.IN9 P.S.. . .
influer- of agrotechnical measures on streamflov. Trudy GGI
no.12't 82-100 165. (MM 1819)

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AUTHOR: Nzin, R- -A,, Nevskaya, G. F.; Popov, V. I.; Syclikov, IN. A.; Shafirkin, A.V.
Yurgov, V._V_.;,_Abrari~va, G. M.; Gimburg, Yo. V.; Kalandarova, M. P.
ORG: none
TIML: Exqprimental investigation of the effectivenoss of local radlopCotective
shielding EPaper presented at the Conference on Problems of Space Medicine hold in
kbscox; from 24-27 May 1966,7
SOUIM~: l,,onforentsiya po problemam kosmichoskoy meditsiny, 1966. Problomy
kosmicheskoy maditsiny. (Problems of space medicine); materialy konforentsii,
Nl;oscow, 1966, 236-237
TOPIC TAGS: radiation shielding, solar flare, cosmic radiation biologic effect,
radiation protection, radiation dostmetry
ABS, TRACT:
A"lany kd~Uflculti.~s are cncountei~ed in selection of a radiation method
suilfable for szudy of the c.,L..'!.3ct of local shielding. The radiation field with-
i;~~ t..Ae limits of the irradiated object.must not vary more than 1-10%'. The
dose difIereniial anioner absorbed doses must. not exceed -1.10%. Local
-shielding --ust produce at least a tenfold weakening of the dose. Further.-
-more, dose power inust be suf high to model solar.flar-es, con-
Lpard 1/

ACC NRt ATA,6036600
,
4 , 'ed stay of the'i-radiated animal in affixed position. Ex--
iderin,-, the limlil LI A ir L
s
imen'al calculations of the passage of protons through tissue have shown
tha-t-, hi"h-enerzyy protons scatter very little. For example, the average
angle of mulIciple scattering for 660-Mev 'protons passing through a lead
filter with a thickness of 100 olcm 2 is appro>dmately 2%
SelectIon of proton energies was made i1sing data on the distribution
t2
of absorbed doses created by monoenergetic pto~ons with energies from
103-600 Mev in a water phantom. Since these distributions have a dose
2.
- with shieldinrf thicknesses up to 20 &
~.:C.ie.ential greater than 10016 /CM
It Wa m two sides.. m equaliza-
s decided to irradiate the animals fro Maximu
tior, of d1strioution with 'this method was obtained with 250-Mev protons.
Tae local shAield used was made of paraffin. A radiation field was produced
a" zhie irra(~.-ated object with a difference of tL201a. To obtain more uniform.
radiation, animals were placed asymmetrically to the axis of khe proton
bearr. aird each side received hall of "'he dose.
7his -method was perfected with a heterogeneous bone-paraffin phantom.
Measurements made with this phantom showed a radiation field varying
0
face. Furthermore, the differeittial of absorbed
I only 1176 on the animals' surf
doses did..-..:~t exceed 5%. When individual body parts were shielded,. the.
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dose decreased 10-15 times behind the shield. Thus tha rrethod described satisfies
all the requirements listed above, a d can be used in radiobiologic,-il study of the
effectiveness of local shielding. To A. No. 22; ATD Report 66-1162
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KUZIHj R. P.
USSR/Engineering -.Foundry, Methods Nov 51
"Organization of Patternmaking," R. P. Kuzin, I. K.
Pinrusov, Engineers
"Litey Proizvod" No ll.~P 34
Describes organization of patternmaking shop at Ural
Mach Bldg Plant. Work is arranged on principle of
labor division assigning each vorkman to a single
operation with limited number of operational ele-
ments. Better use of vorking space, machine tools
and mechanisms was achieved. Gives block diagram.
198T16

DIKAKOV,A.Ye.; laureat Stalinskoy proni4 inzhener, radaktor;
BUTAKOV, . ., dat to1rhn4cheskikh nauk, reteenzent; IIUGINA.N.A..
takhnichos"y rodaktor
(Kethodr, for rapid high quality steel making) Skorostnoi motod ka-
chostvannogo staloyarenila. Kookye,. Goo.nauchno-takha.izd-vo xashi-
nostroitelluoi lit-ry, 1952. 41 p. [Kicrofilm) (NLRL 9:3)
(Stool industry)

KUSIN, R.P.; PIRTUSOV. 1.M.
[General application of Stakhanovite experience; from the practice of the
Ural Heavy Machinery Plant] Komplekonoe obobshchenie atakhanovskogo opyta;
is praktiki Uralm"hzavoda. Sverdlovsk, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo, mashino-
stroit.lit-r.y [Uralo-Sibirokoe otd-nie] 1952. 94 p. (MLEU 6:8)
(Efficiency, Industrial) (Industry--Organization,,eontrol, etc.)

V-~ U 7-111, 1 '. I ',
N
74rWOV, B.P.; GOROSIKOV. A.A., doktor tekhnichookikh nauk, reteensent;
ZWOV, N.T., doktor takhnichaskikh nank. retsenzent-
inshener, reteenzent! IDUGINA, N.A.. tekhnAcheskiy redaktor
[Youn&z7 practical Liteinoe proizvodstvo. Moskva, Goo. nauchno-tekhn.
izd-vo mashinostroit. lit-r7. 1954. 64 p. (Nauchno-popultarnata
biblioteka rabochago-litaishchika, no.1) (Microfilm) (HLRA 822)
(Younding)

KOSARIKOV, N.F.; NOSKOV, B.A.; SMELYAEOV, N.N.; KUZIN. R.P., inzheller,
redaktor; BORSTSKIY,A.A., dotsent, reteenzeRT",OMWOIVA*wN.A., tekh-
nichenki7 redaktor.
[The technologV of casting parts] Tekhnologichnost' lit7kh detalei.
Izd. 2-e, perer. i dop. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhnAzd-vo mashinostroit*
lit-r7, 1954. 278 P. (YJR& 8:4)
(Founding)

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tjSEV, Aleksandr Semenovich; KUZIN, Roman Petrovich; POPOV, Andrey
Dmitriyevich; igfiktor
fY
[Reducing metal loss in riser heads] Snizhenie raskhoda metalla
na pribyli otlivok. Moskva, Gals. nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo mashinostroit
lit-r3r, 1956. 26 p. (MLRA 10:5)
(Founding)

40136
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6 D409/D301
AUTHORSs Aleksandrov;-skiy, I *M. B6ndarevskiy, A.S. and
Kuzin, R. Ye. (moscow~
TITLEz A ferrite-transistor reversive counter
PERIODICAL; Avtomatika i telemekhanika, v. 23, no. 8, 1962,
1112. - 1115
TEXT: A binary ferrite-transistor counter is described
which is used in multi-channel automatic-search systems. The counter
has great reliability and simplicity. Its main element is a ferrite-
transistor flip-flop (shown schematically in a figure). The flip-flop
differs from the ordinary ferrite-transistor circuit by the presence
of. the diode D and of the resistor IR in the base-circuit. A second
diode is connected in parallel with R. Such a flip-flop, incorporating
2 diodes, is more stable in operation than the one-diode flip-flop,
described by H.R. Irons (Ref. 5: A Transistof-Magnetic Core Binary
Counter. Proc. I.R.E., v. 46, no. 12, 1958). The operation of addition
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A ferrite-transistor reversive D409/D301
is-carried out in the inverse code which is not the case in ordinary
counters; this made it possible to dispense altogether with commutators
at the flip-flop"outputs; thereby the circuit becomes simpler and its
operation more reliable. The counter performs the operationA
in 4 stages. The basic diagram of the counter is shown in a figure.
Each flip-flop triggers the one that follows, so that a backward flow
of information is excluded. All the ferrites of type BT - 5 (VT-5) are
semiconductor triodes of typeff 16 (P16) and TI 202 (P202), and diodes
of type A'7 (D7) and A 103 (D103). The parameters of the counter are
listed. The range of values of these parameters may be fairly wide. A
model counter, incorporating 11 flip-flops, was laboratory-tested. It
was found to be very reliable in operation, working for a long time
under laboratory conditions. There are 4 figures.
SUBMITTEDt March 8, 1962
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Spet.Aal features of autorAtic eptimalizera fox, a ceTLe-n i~,Ia3s of
indust~lal objent3. Tt-~ldy MET n-.59.115-140 165. (maRp. 28~10

KfTZIN, R.Ys.
OptimAl filt2r for an automatic optimalizer. n-ud.7 MEI no.59.1141-158
165. (MIRA 18:10)

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AUTHORS: Alekoandrovskiy, M. .; Kuzin, R. Ye.
4
TITLE't Characteristics of automatic optimizers for induatrial objects of one class
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Kibernetika, Abs. 11G105
-REF SOURCE& Trv Moak. energ. in-tat VP- 59P 1965P 115-139
TOPIC TAGS: optimal automatic control, partial derivative, filter circuit, et)Wl
alcohol, quality control, optimizer / DA0-1M optimizer, DAO-2 optimizer
ABSTIRACT: The design charaq-teristics of the DAO-4'and DAO-Attomatio qR~~zer~slb
which were developed at the Department of Automation and Remote Control,_PIa are
described. The optimizerB are designed for seeking and maintaining the optimal value
of the quality index of objects whose structural circuits can be represented as two
independent dynamic channels with a nonlinear inertialess element (whose character-
istics vary under the influence of uncontrollable perturbations, where the rate of
change is considerably less than the speed of the transients in the dynamic channels)
which is common to both channels. The apparatus for contact dissociation of alcohol
Uo diviiW1 and the electrochemical low-pressure generator can be rciresented similarl-,
Step-by-step independent search by the gradient method with optimization of the
working steps is adopted as the method of automatic search for an extremum, a
modified process in which, after a test step in one channel, the optimizer does not

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return to the starting point but makes a test step in the other channel. Admittedly,
an error equal to the value of the test step is allowed, but the measurement time of
the partial derivatives of the quality index is halved. Optimal control is sought by
the principle of the maximum. Optimal filtration is used to determine the partial
derivatives in the presence of noise. The structural circuit of the filter is given.
14 illustrations. Bibliography of 15 citations. B. A. LTranslation of abstract7
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AUTHOR: Kuzin, S.G.
TITLE: lbegeneration of discrete z-andom quantities with
differing distributions laws
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, Radiofizika,
v.4, no.4, 1961, 753-758
TEXT; The author considers the generation of a discrete random
variable in which the probability of an occurrence in a given
discrete time interval can be preassigned. Applications for such
a generator are an followst a) systems with a number of mutually
xclusive events, the sum of whose prob&bilities is unity - a
:
patial probability distribution; b) a single series of events in
which the time interval between two auc;~;eszive events varies -
a time d1str�butlon; 0 a system in whi,~h the present probability
,value in dependent on the value of the random variable in preceding
instants of time - discrete Markov chains. The system employs
the well-known equivalence between the laws of Boolean algebra and'
probability calculus. The basic random variable is gtnerated'by
a flip-flop which in switched on and off without input signal,
At eash time that the flip-flop is swi`,--had'on, the state into
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The generation of discrete random E140/E435
which it arrives is a function of the noise present in the system.
This given rise, with careful construftion, to a binary system
with probabilities varying between the range 0.48 to 0.47 for
one state and 0.52 to 0.53 for the other state. An example of
the application of Boolean algebra is to the case where it in
desired to approach the binary random variable to a value closer to
symmetrical. Zmploying the function
c =- djd2 V iil a2 (2.1)
where dl and d2 are the values obtained from two flip-flops,
whose probabilities are given by
p(dl) 1/2 + el
p(al) 1/2 - e1 (2.2)
p(d2) 1/2 + E2 (2-3)
P(32) 1/2 - E2
61, 62 < 1/2, the resultant probabll:'. gl.-.ren by
Card 2/3

3o684
S/141/61/004/004/018/024
The generation of discrete random ... 214o/c435
p(c) .!p(dl)p(d2) + PMOPRO (2.4)
that is
p(c) - 1/2 + 2tlc2 (2.5)
With n such flip-flops, it is possible to achieve
p(c) u 1/2 + 2 n-l 9n (2.6)
The article indicates the logical structures necessary to realine-
the three types of systems mentioned'above, Acknowledgments are
expressed to A.S.Alekssyev for reading the manuscript, Thor* arer-
6 figures, 2 tables and 1 Soviet-bloc reference.
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-issladovatellskiy fiziko-takhnichoskiy
institut pri Gorlkovskom univorsitote
(Scientific Research Institute-of Physics and
Engineering, Gorlkiy University)
SUBMITTEM December 31, 1960
Card' V3

ACC NRo AP7000345 19, N) SOURCF, CODE: UIR/0413/66/000/022/01OT/OlOt
INVENTOR: Vimba, A. A.; Greben1kov, Zh. A.; Xuzin, S. M.; Ootapenkog V. A.
ORG: none
TITLE: Device for measuring the temperature of gas in a flow. Class 42, No. 188T12
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, proqrshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 22, 1966, 1OT-1
TOPIC TAGS: gas flow, measurement, temperature measurement, MMMM4=W- instrument
'ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a device for measuring the
temperature of gas in a flaw. The device consists of a shielded thermocouple located
in a gas-forming plug housing into which gas is sucked from a stream in a sealed
outer housing equipped with a connecting pipe for bringing in compressed air. To keep
drops of the evaporating liquid and hard particles from hitting the hot thermocouple's
Junction, it is equipped with an air-mechanical shield (together forming a baffle)
made in the form of a cylindrical plug with a conical skirt attached to the inlet
of the outer housing, and with a compressed air stream going out through an annular
slit between the conical skirt and the conical part of the gas-forming plug. Orig.
art. has: l.'figure.
SUB CODE: 13/ SUBM DATE: 2oApr65/
_j

ROZWWtL'J), V.Ye.; SIDOROV, N.N.;,-~X,Sje RA V, V.A., redaktor;
I
I .' VIRINA, G.P., tekhnichookiy redaktor.
4~--
"'_ 4. [Ilectric railroads] Ilektricheskie iheleznye dorogi. Moskva, Goo.
transp. zhel-dor. izd-vo, 1951. 536 p. (MLRA 8:2)
(Zlectric railroads)

KUZIN' C. YE.
Id
Electric Utilities - Rates
"Rate getting as a Means to Increase Cos Phi" Slektrichastvo ho 2.
1952. Kandidat Tekhn. Nauk, Dots. Leningradskiy Institut Unzhvnerov
Zheleznodorozhnogo Transporta im. Obraztsova.
SO: Monthly list of Axssiaa Accessions, Library of Congress, July 1952. UNCL

I Lm IN, S. y6 * -
'--.1- -"' 1. i I ~ ;
Preface. Sbor. nauch. trud. LETIIZHr no.5:3-4 '53. (MIRA 110)
1. Anchallnik laningradekogo elak-trotekhnicheakogo institute, Inshene-
rov zholeznodoroshnogo transporta.
(Railroado)

! \1 ;.,-/: . ~Ii 'I-
RUZ NPS. e , kandidat tokhnichookikh nauk. dotsent
Distribution of current betveen contact vire and the amplifying
feeder of electric railroads. Sbor. LIIZHT no.145:4-8 '53.
(Blectric railroads) (NM 8:10)

Subject USSR/Slootricity
Card 1/2 Pub. 27 - 6/30
AID F - 2817
Author KuzIn, S. Ye., Kand. of Tech. Sci., Dotsent Leningrad
Title Calculation of average quantities in the reading system
or electric railroads
Periodical Elektrichestvo, 6. 32-37P Je 1955
Abstract The author disagrees with the contemporary application
in the USSR of the theory of probabillty in calculating
systemsof electric traction power supply, despite the
fact that calculating forms obtained with this method
give satisfactory results when compared w*.Ivh experi-
mental Investigations. The author's objection is
based on the fact that the movement or trains is not
elemental and disorderly, as must be supposed when
applying the theory of probabilit The author suggests
instead the use of a theory of maLematical statistics
which operates with experimental material. In this

AID F - 2817
Elektrichestvo, 6, 32-37, je 1955
Card 2/2 Pub. 27 - 6/30
method the concepts of the theory of probability
are replaced by concepts of relative duration, and
mathematical anticipation, and by an idea of average
value. The author Indicates some possible deviations
from the average. Two graphs, 4 Soviet references
(1934-1950).
Institution Leningrad Institute of Engineers of Railway Trans-
portation im. Obraztsov.
Submitted 0 19, 1954

KUZIN, S.Ye., kandidat takhnichaskikh nank, dotsent.
r ~* -
Calculation of the maximum root-nean-mquare value of the traction
curreat in a substation by the zormal distribution curve. Sbor.
LIIZRT no.149:50-53 155. (nwu 9:6)
(Electric railroads--Substations)
:7~5:

ROZEMLID, Vitaliy Yevgenlyevich, d-r tekhn.nauk, prof.; SIDOROV,
likolay Nikolayevich; *tIWgich; VLASOV, Ivan
IvAnovich; SIDOROT, N.I., inzh.. red.; W, G.P.,tekhn.red.
(Electric railroads] Blektricheskie zheleznye dorogi. Izd.2-oe,
perer. Pod obehehei red.V.Z.Rovenfelldo. Hoskyn, Goo.trnneD.
zhei-dorAzd-vo, 1957. 431 p. (MIRA 11:1)
(Electric railroads)

KMIIT, S. Yea, kand.telrhn.nauk, doteent
Method for calculating the svatem of electric power supply, to
single-phase industrial frequency railroads. Sbor.LIIZFiT
no.167-.143-147 '59- (HIP." 13:5)
(Blectric rower distribution)
(Electric railroads)

KUZINY S.Ye.,r-.kandoteklm.nauk
Detormination of ma3dzm loads of the traction substations
of electric railroads., (Trudy] LIIZHT no.193-.178-201
162. (MMA 15:12)
1. Leningradskiy institut inahenerov zheleznodoroahnogo
transporta.
(Electric railroads-Current supply)

KUZD:, S.A., kand.tekhn.nauk, dotaont
Standard method for calculating the electrical load of industrial
enterprises. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; energ. 6 no.8:38-45 163.
(MRA 1,-):9)
1. Loningradskiy orda,-,,a Lonina institut inzhenorov zholeznodorozh-
nogo transporta iniani akadamika V.14. Obraztsova. "redstavl3na ka-
fedroy elektrosnabzheniya. elektichaskikh zheleznyk-li dorog.
(Electric power distribution)

KIJZYLR$ S.Ye,
Stat'Isticill rjethods for cnilculmirig and studyIng electrical loads
in industrial power distrihition networks. Flektrichestvo
no,.12!94-85 D 163. NMI 17:1)

MIN S.Ye,j kand, tekhn. nauk, dotsent
- ~ . - - P..I
Determination of the effective loads of the traction subs-taulcnz of
electric railroads taking into account correlation couplings between
train currents. Izv. vyse uchebo zave; snerg. 7 no.8:15,22 Ag-164-
(KLRA 17 :22)
I* Leningradekiy institut inzhenerov zheleznodorozhnogo transport&,
Predatavlens, ka-fedroy elektroonabzbeniya elektricheskikh zheleznykh
doroge

KULB1, V.A.
Quality, reliability# durability. Inform. blLil. VDNKH no.10:
6-8 0 164 (MIRA 18:1)
1. Nachallnik otdela nauchno-tekhnicheskoy Informatsil Nsunl=
looledovatellskogo instituta tekhnologii avtcmobillnoy pro-
myahlonnostis

KMJN, V.A.; NOVIKOV, O.P.
Now methods for purifying suspenolons In.the -manufacture af sugar.
Bakh. prom. 32 no. 703 J7 158. (KIRA 11:8
(Sugar manufacture)

KUrSEV, S.S1., VIKOV, V.A.; BORISOGLEBSKIT, B.N.
Pilot plant testing of the purification of diffusion juice by a
suspension of colloidal calcium carbonate with the use of separators.
Sakh. prom. 33,no.2:31-34 F 159. (MIRA'12:3)
1.11auchno-issledovatel'skiy i konstruktorski7 institut khimichiskogo
mashinustroyeniya.
(Sugar research)

KUTSEV, S.S.; KUZIII. V.A.; MVIKOV, O.P.; BORISOGLEBSKIY, B.H.
Comparative toot data of industrial and pilot plant purifi-
cation of diffusion juice.Bakh.prom- 33 no-7:76 J1 '59-
(MIRk 12:11)
(Sugar manufacture)

KUZIHP V.A.
From the shock workers and brigades to the colletives of
commmiat labor. Razved. i okh. nodr 27 no.6:46-47 Je 161.
(KIRA 1-4:9)
1. Severo-Zapadnyy territoriallnyy komitet profsoyuza.
(Frospecting)

xqggs-y--~
Work of the leadership of research institutions and design
bureaus in the competition for the title of collective of
communist labor. Razved. i okh. nedr 28 no.5:61-63 W 162.
(KIRA 15:10)
L Severo-Zapadnyy territorial'My komitat professionallnogo
soyuza rabochikh geologorazvedoobnykh rabot.
(Prospecting)

KUZIN V.A , in-h.; PETROV, N.P., in,h.
-
Centrifugal separater for liquids with automatic control. Khim. mash.
no.4:5-8 Jl-Ag 161. (MIRA 14:8)
(Centrifuges) (Automatic control)

i-,' !,-,z D- 1, 17 1, ; SLrll,?,-O,
-- , v -3. _
Mr)delinr, of chemical processes in the stationary- b,~d ~~f a catalyst.
Khim. prom. 41 no.1:4-9 Ja 165. (17.'TDI 18:3)

TARANTOV, S*N., kandidat takhnichaskikh nauk. KMIN. T.G., kandidat tekhnichookikh
nauk [deceased]. , ;
Structure of aluximim alley pipes extruded trough mandrel dies. Trudy
KATI uo.28:17-25 155- (MIRA 9:7)
(Pipe) (Itxtrusion (Metals))

BAKAYEVA, U.N.- KUZIN, V.I.
Phngocytic activity of blood leukocytes in dysentery in its dynamic
stage; author's abstract. Zhur.mikrobiol.epid. i immun. 29 no.
2:116-117 F '58. (MIRA 11:4)
1. Iz Moskovskogo instituts vRktsin i syvorotok imeni RechnikovA.
(DYSUNRY, BACILLARY, immunology,
phagocytosis (Rue)
(PHAGOCYTOSIS, in var. die.
dysentery, bacillary (Rue)

A-P60111723 SOURCE CODE: UR/0186/65/007/006/0722/0725
AUTHOR: Illinskayas T. A.; Kuzin, V. I.; Tolmacbev, Yu. 11.
........ ..
ORG: none 4 1)-
TITLE: Absorption spectra of uranium oxides~
I. Infrared absorptioH -spectrum of uranium pentoxide
SOURCE: Radiolchimiya, V# 7. no* 69 1965j 722-725
TOPIC TAGS: absorption spectrum, uranium compound,
STRACT: The article describes the results of a comparative study of
C
the infrared absorption spectra of U 08, Of U205 obtained from X8 by
the method of solution in sulfuric aMp and of a substance obta ned by
the hydrogen reduction of U,08, which corresponded to the composition
U 0 The starting U3 08wag obtained by calcining uranium peroxide,
IU6 ~~H20 at 9000C for 7 hours. In some experiments' U30 prepared from
ia;lonium diuranate was used* The ratio of the amounts o~ six- and four-
valent uranium in the U308 was determined by titration and was found to
be equal to 2.00 + 0.02. The experimental results are shown in a series
of figures and a Targe table. The absorption spegtra for uranium
~pentoxide were obtained in the region 4800-400 cm 1. The spectrum for

L 36o63-66
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U20g prepared by dissolving U 08 in sulfuric acid differed from the
spe tre of U Oa and of U20&0~tblned by hydrogen reduction, by the
presence of ~n absorption nd with maxima at 916 and 670 cm-1. The
1
presence of chains of atoms of the form U--O--U--O... was established
in the lattices of uranium pentoxide, as well as in U 0 andc< -UO3.
The region of the stable state of U208 obtained by di3shving U I in
sulfuric acid lies below 4000CO OrIg, art, has: 1 figure and ~ able.
SUB CODE: OT, 20/ SUBM DATE: 09Nov64/ ORIG REP: 0031 OTH REF: OG2
Card 2/2 ymb

KUZINO V.I.
Good connections should be improved. Energetik 13 no.308-39 Mr 165.
(KRA 18:7)

BAKAYEVAp N.N.; KUZIN, M,
Meilods of diagnosis and recovery control in bacillary dysentery
in adults, Sov. mod. 24 no, 2:65-69 F 160. (KMA 14:2)
1. Iz 2-7 gorodskoy klinicheskoy infektoionnoy bol'Pitsy (glavnyy
vrach A.M, Pylltsova).
(DYSEN7ERY)

IL'INSKAYA, T.A.; KUZIN, V.I.; TOLMACHEVI YU.M.
Absorption spectra of uranium oxides. Part 1: Infrared absorption
spectrum Of U205 . Radiokhimiia 7 no.6:722-725 165, 01411RA 19:1)

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Kuzill, V. N. d'!s4a-ictlnL; of Saral,.ov -and vlcina"..",
L' t, LV
Saratov, Issite 7, ll-`,,~8, p. 4:7-61.
SO: U-)2~')I, ',0 April 53, 'Zhurnal Ivl,-,Ii St"t-CY1 No.

KAZHDAN, Z.A., KNIN V.N.
.1
The Stalingrad Reservoi.- . Uch*o ped. inst.
no.10,.19-34 159. (MIRA 14:11)
I o1gograd Reservoir)
~V

-V.1-,-.-
Landslide dynamics in the lower Volga Valley. Uch.zap. &w. an.
72:33-36 159. (KIft 13:8)
(Volga Valley-landslides)

ILfMENEV, Ye.S.; KUZIN V.N.~ NIKOLISKIYP A.L.
Studying metamict minerals urder an electron microscope. Izv. vys.
ucheb. zav.; geol. i ratv. 7 no.11:126-130 N 164.
(MIRA 18:5)
1. Moskovskiy geologorazvedochnyy institut im. S. Ordzhonikidze.

FUZIN, V:.P~.; TROFBMIKC, SWA's
Plotting t1f.e al&rithm for the optimum control of ammonia
synthesis sl-.ops. Khim. prom. 41 no. 12*.904-910 D 165
O-IMA 19:1)

KUZINV V.P.
Changes in the shape of a transverse cross-section bulb bar.
Sudostroenie 28 no.6:67 Je 162. (MRA 15:6)
(Ships--Welding) (Steel bars)

KWUNY ~.F.
1 -1-.1- z" - . --,. - -
Automation of the technological). process of the 3ynt~.esis of
higher alcohols. Khim. prom. 41. no.5..-369-37,., My 165.
( m 74 ,~ 1 F,~ - -,;,

NAGIBINA, T.D.; YASENKOVA, L.S.; ALIKBEROVA, G.I.; KORABLEV, Yu.G.;
KUZIN, V.S.; KUZNETSOVA, A.I.; ZHAROVA, A.S.; VASHUNINA, N.D.
Phenol-containing SKDF-10 rubber. Kauch. i rez. 24 no.11:2-3
165. (MIRA 19i1)
1. Institut organichaskoy khimii imeni Zelinskogo AN SSSR i
Moskovakiy institut tonkoy khimicheskoy tekhnologii imeni
M.V. Lomonasova.

__F~IN,J,�~,
Decoupling networks for law-power pulse devices. Izve vys* uchabo
2av,; radlotekhe 4 no.1slOO-102 Ja-F 160. (MRA 1434)
1. Rekamendovano kafedroy radiotakhaiki Beloruaskogo politekhniche-
skogo instituta. (Pulse circuits)

IT
W, 5A SOURCK-abg-..-Uuol3~876*570007(YlTtOOOZM103-
AU'DIOR: Npibina-9-T.-D.; Yasenkova, L. Ss., Alikberova.-C', orablev, Yu. G-4,
K K _'/Y
uZnetsovao A. 1. Zharova, A. 5.1 Mash ina
ORG: Institute of Organic Chemistry im. ZelinskiY.AN INSR Institut organicheskoy
khimii AN SSSR); Moscow Institute of Fine CheRLcal,
(Mbskovskiy instie-uttonkoy khimicheakoy tekhnologii)
TITIE: Phenol-containing rubbe S16F-10
SOURCE: Kauchuk L rezina, no. 11, 1965. 2-3
TOPIC TAGS: synthetic rubber, phenol containing rubber, copolymer
ABSTRACT: Phenol-containing rubbers have been prepared by emulsion c pol)Mrizat on
at 60C of butadiene and dimethyl(vinylethynyl)(4-hydroxyphenyl)uipthane(l) in the
presence of diazoaminobenzene. and hydroquinone. The beat chemical, physical and
mechanic'al properties were exhibited by copolymers containing 10% of I(SKDF-10 rubbe
IR absorption spectra indicated that copolymerization occurs via the double band of
1. SKDF-10 rubbers can be vulcanized by such agents as sulfur, phenol-formaldehyde
resins, or hexalietkylene tetramine. The formulation of the mixtures, the properties
of the rubbers, vulcanization methods, and the vulcanizate properties are described
in the source. The properties of SKDF-10 vulcanizates are similar to those of but&-
diene-styrene.SKS-30 vulcanizates, but their fatigue strengt) in compression is
Card 1/2 UDC: 678.762.2-134.647:546/547.07.00

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twice as high as that of SKS-30 vulcanizates. SKDF-10 latex i,,.upregnatioa COmposi-
tions exhibit enhan,-,!d adhesion. [HOI
SUB OODE: MTJ SUBH DATE: none/ ORIG REF: 003/ , ATD PUSS:
7

LUZIN, YO.I. _,_
-
Combined operation of rectification apparatus. Spirt. prom. 24
no.7:43-45 158. (KIRA 11:11)
(Distillation apparatus)

ZHIGACH, K.F., prof., otv.red.; MURAVITIT, I.M., prof.j red.; TIKHOMOT,
A.A., kana.ekonom.nauki red.; VINOGRADOV, T.N., kand.takhn.nauk,
red.; SIDCRMMO, N.V., red.; BRENTS, A.D., red.; CHART61N, K.K.,
prof.. red.; IMATIV, F.F., prof., red.; CHARM, I.A., prof.*
red.; GEMNOZHUKOV, N.I., prof., red.t KUZM. Te.M., prof., red*;
DAMOV, Y.N.# prof., red.; PA.NCMKOV, 0. of.-,- red.; NAMMIN,
U.S.9 prof*g red*; TAGIM, R.I., prof., red.; BIRTMOT, V.I., kand.
takhn.nauk, red.; INGOROY, V.L. kand.takhn.nauk, red.; ALKAZOV,
N.A., dotsent, red.; GURUICH, T.K., red.; ISAYEVA, V.V., vedushchLy
red.; POLOSINA, A.B., tekhn.red.
[Development of the gas industry of the U.S.S.R.; from the pro-
ceeainge of the Interuniversity Scientific Conference on the Problems
of the Goo Industry] Kezhvuzovskaia nauchnsis konferentaiia po
voprosam gazovoi promychlennosti. Razvitie gazovoi promyshlonnosti
WSR; materialy. Moskva, Goo.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo neft. i gorno-
toplivnoi lit-ry, 1960. 405 p. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Kezhvuzovskays nauchneya konferentoiya po voprosam gazovoy pro-
myshlennosti. 2. Glavgaz SSSR (for Brenta). 3. Koskovskiy institut
neftekhimicheakoi i gazovoi promyshlonnosti im. skad.Gubkine (for
Charygin, Charnyy).
(Gas industry)

Amoors' Certificates Iub*.q%4*Mq# No. Ij0V/l 59-2-10/11
14. Khraban *A Method for tte . Clik of a Narrow-
bandwidth Took Signal from. Strong, Widt-4pectrus, Back-
uDd Mola*'; N.Y. Lhvorc tonko - "Resonance Asplifl*r
f Oscillator with Sho:k Nxettation'l L X. De".gla
"o 0
and S.Ta. MY41tiah4v - 'Diffroa ,a flocting, Side-
radiation Antonme with a C*Atrll:a 12:1&r Dlagma over a
Wide Goator*t P.O. 8414iinsv AW G.S. Olsbovich
'Conotruottom,of ;,Us gas too trio%
Uaguelostrict on lay Lins0i 1.0. Doff"a - 'A Tolovisloa
co-axial separatinf, Bridge-tjrpo, Ylltor*14.ya.u. 'bad,
*Oparatum fqr Pul tag a String along Pipe I&A. srskiy
am T A Ditto cons 16 1_ Transform;.r. or Soke for
MeakU.."m Sr"IL, a' B.N. Ulao6vatiS and Kauria, -
sApparaltu& for Measurvaeat of the Magn.Ltudo at tho Ro3arse-
durrout of Go"Canductor Rectifier Xlomeati% Tu.A. 5kripalk
OA Method for Determination of the Phase Angle Between Two
Tol%ome amd Anaralus for Roallsatioa of this VolbadO.
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AUTHORS i Yqwalnp A. N. j Mikholev, V. M. I Kuzinp Yo. P,
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TITLFt Arithmabio device for urdversal electronic computers with controls and
integrated operationB
15OURGE: Voprooy* vyfthislitellnoy matematiki i vr*ohislitellnoy tokhniki. Moacowo
1963., 136-142
:TOPIC TAGSz electronic computer, integrated operation, UUMMator, pulne dovicas
parvq)haso output, logical control, 6zh2P 1wq), 6116P lamp
1ABSTRAM A special logical scheine arithmotic device using tuba elaments for high..
specd operationi. at I megacycle frequency has beou discusood. The stirn, ator in -the
i arithmatic coq)utor is a potential machbio aal tho romaining circuitry, a pulso
device, Tho summator uses type 6Zh2F and 6116P lamps and records w-ith A syncbronize!
input. The dev-1cu has three operating ro-.ordero) with one recorder cc;linoctod to a
paraphaBo output. Ono paraphaao output J.rj conaidarod aufficient for oily aritImatio,
operation, Tho arltbawtic device oparatoo vi Lh 39 diachargo cQdea v 6 magoittAo
ozdor dlachar.966., 30 Mantibeas inolwling uigns,, and 3 control dischargeo, To
Card lp

ANISIMOV, B.V.; KUZIN, Te.S.; DOVZHEHKO. YuJI.
SelecTfngthe ~Ioggical system and parameters of a calculating
machine used for program control. Nauch. dokl. vys. shkoly; mash.
i prib.'-no-2:183-189 159. (MIRA 12:32)
(Electronic calculating machines)

KUZIN, Ye. S., Cand Tech Sci -- (diss) "Automritization of the prepar-
ation of information in the processinC, of parts on milling machine-tools
with proorammed control." Moscow, 1960. 18 pp; (Ministry of Higher and
Secondary Specialist Education RSFSR, Moscow Order of Lenin and Order
of Labor Red Eanner HiSher Technical Institution im 'A.'. E. Bauman); 150
copies; price not given; (KL, 23-60, 124)

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AUTHOR; Kuzin, Ye. S.
TI TLE The Preparation of Information for Program-Controlled Milling
Machines
PERIODICAL: Stanki i Instrument, 1960, No. 6, pp. 4-7
TEXT: The operation program of the machine tool, i. e. the final information,
should not only consider the geometric shape of the machine part but also a
number of technological factors like shape and material of blanks, type of tools
etc. The author points out that the final information should contain the
cooMinates of the position of the cutter center in the successive time instants
instead of the coordinates of the machine part surface points. According to the
author it is expedient to divide the process of.preparing information into two
stages. During the first stage all auxiliary calculations, the calculation of
separate points of the machine part surface, cutting conditions etc. are to be
effected. The second stage of the calculation process includes the rating of
intermediate positions of the cutter center during the succession of time instants
(proceeding from the parameters of trajectory sections obtained in the first
calculation stage) and the coding of the final information by a unitary code.
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S/121/(~0/000/006/002/008
The Preparation of Information for Program-Controlled Milling Machines
one of the most important calculation stages is the transition from the surface
of the machine part to the equidistant surface in which the movement of the
cutter center is taking place. The author presents formulae for the calculation
of the sought for surface and coordinates. The diversity ofseparate problems
connected with the calculations of the first stage can be reduced to the zolution
of a series of standard arithmetic and logical problems. Onae the set-up of
separate subprograms to carry out the solution has been effected, it is possible
to preparer information for any kind of machine part. There are 2 diagrams
and I block-diagram.
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S/194/62/000/007/025/160
jo()j D222/D309
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AUTHORS: Anisimov, B.V., Dovzhenko, Yu.M.f and.KuzinL_.Ye.S.
TMEI: A special purpose computer for the preparation of in-
formation for program-controlled machine-tools
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioelektronika,
no, 7, 1962, abstxact 7-1-138 shch (In collection:
Primeneniye vychisl. tekhniki dlya avtomatiz. proiz-va
MI., Mashgiz, 1961) 295 - 306)
TEXT: One of the m&bt promising methods of preparing machine parts
ha~ring complex curve4 surfaces is the use of program-con~rolled k-
milling machines. The information on the iequired machining contaivL*--:
ing the values for t~e coordinates of the center of the outtei% at,31"'
successive time intervalsp and*instructions for the execution of
various auxiliary actions is recorded on a 8pecial carrier and is
decoded by a unit located near the machine. At the department of VV'
WGU, im. Baumana (VM MVGU im. Bauman) a simple special-purpose
computer has been designed which is sufficiently fast for the pre-'
paration of information. The initial information contains the co-
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A special purpose computer for oop D222YD309
ordinates of a number of points of the surface, data on the transi-
tions between the different sections of the components and a number
of technological details. The output information must contain the
coordinates for all the intermediate positions of the center of the
cutter vi'hich it must occupy successively during the process (this
is coded in a form convenient for the information processing unit).
The special purpose computer MUO (DIPI). has two arithmetic units: a
proper arithmetic unit *(operating speed 50 operations per second)
in'which the technological calculations related to the optimal ma-
chining regimes are executed# the boundaries of the-sections with
various points of the surfaces are determined, and the parameters
of the cutter trajectory are calculated, and an interpolator (ope-
rating speed 4000 operations per second) used in calculations of
interpolational formulas to determine the intermediate points of
cutter position. An analysis has shown that the whole variety of
surfaces and transitions of components can be reduced to a number
of standard subroutines. For the majority of components the set of
standard subroutines, and also their sequencing'is similar. The
standard subroutines must be kept in storage, and before the solu-
tion a control program is called in. A magnetic drum is used as the
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A specialipurpose computer for ... D222/D309
storage in unit MPI. The simplest interpolator circuit is obtained
with a brol!-en-line approximation of the cutter center with polyno-
Miafs of the form
x a2 t + a it + a0
y b t2 + b t + b
2 i 0
2
z c2t + 0 1t +co,I
Here the coordinateu~jare functions of tine. The interpolator of the
MPI computer calculates only some points of the trajectory accord-
ing to the formulas; a linear-quadratic iaterpoldtion with respect
to time is used. The block diagrams of the interpolator and of the',-'
arithmetic unit are given. An adder of the accumulator type is'use0a,
The operaLions are carried out only on the moduli of the numbers,
the signs enter a block for sign analysis. Addition is done in a
complement code in which one of the terms, if its sign is differen-t*
is always transformed. The operations of multiplication, division
and the extraction of square roots is carried out with a round-off-
in the last digit. 5 figures. (Abstracter's note: Complete transl.1
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