SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LEVITSKIY, B.A. - LEVITSKIY, E.A.

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C ~I!Ciurti:.J, jr; th. c-f Loles in coal i-';1 OritL;. 1zli. vy.-,. ucl,eh. Z-aV. 1. 7 164- 1. Vo3kcvskiy j-o-o],;g(--rLz,,edocI.ryy instItut Imer.1 i 'I"Antra3'no,7e byuro ClosudarzAverAicyo chookogo kondltetti. GELLER, Boris Petrovich; KUZIRJ, Mikhail Yakovlevich; LOSHCMiKOV, Vadim Yakovlevich; LITITSKIY bentsion Arone, ALEKMEVI V.K.9 d ! V=,-,MM-NKO ? z W.? red. (Financing and calculctions in construction; consultations and explanations] Finansirovanie i ra.-Phety v stroitelistve; konsul'tatsii i razlfiasnoniia. Kiev, Budivellryk, 1964. 199 p. (MIRA 17: 10) 1. Ukraine. Gosudarstvennyy konitet po delam stroitel'stva. 'z 3 SOV/1 24-57-5-5551 Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnat. -Mekhanika. 1957, Nr 5, p 63 (USSR) AUTHOR: Levitskiy. B. F. TITLE: A Study of the Pressure Distribution in the Region of the First Half Wave of a Surface Jump (Izucheniye raspredeleniya davleniya na uchastke pervoy potuvotny poverkhnostnogo pryzhka) PERIODICAL: DokI. L'vovsk. politekhn. in-ta, 1955, Vol 1, Nr Z, pp 48-50 ABSTRACT: An account is given of the results of experimental investigations made of the pressure distribution throughout various typical cross sections of the region of the first half wave of a hydraulic surface jump. The author makes the following assertions in particular: 1) A pressure deficiency will develop within the crest of the first half wave of a transitory liquid sheet, or underneath the liquid sheet, only in cases in which the surface jump is nearly submerged; Z) the pressure dis- tribution underneath the liquid sheet, i.e., within the bottom eddy, obeys a linear law. A similar pressure distribution, moreover, is encountered both within the liquid sheet and within the eddy in the plane of the bucket - -an exception to the latter being cases in which Card I/Z bucket heights are small; 3) the pressure -distribution pattern SOV/1 24- 57- 5-5551 A Study of the Pressure Distribution in the Region of the First Half Wave (cont.) within the first half wave in the region of maximum curvature of the liquid sheet is in approximate conformity with the hydrostatic law. As in another paper of the author's (see RZhMekh Nr 5. 1"7, -abstract 5552), the reader is given no inkling whatever as to the nature of the experimental apparatus employed nor as to the range of variation of the basic parameters within which the surface-jump phcnom- enon was investigated. M. F. Skladnev Card 2/2 SOV/1 24-57-5 -5552 Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 5, p 63 (USSR) AUTHOR: Levitskiy, B. F. TITLE: Energy Dissipation in the Flow Between Head- Water and Tail-Water by a Free Surface Jump (0 gashenii energii pri sopryazhenii blyefov po tipu nezatoplenn08O poverkhnostnogo pryzhka) PERIODICAL: Dokl. Llvovsk. politekhn. in-ta, 1955, Vol 1, Nr 2, pp 73-76 ABSTRACT: A brief presentation is made of the results of experiments performed with the object of determining the energy-dissipation effect in a free surface jump. The strearnwise rate of change in quantity of motion, determined by elaborating data derived from measurements of the equivalent pressure at various cross sections of the flow, is taken as a measure of the extinction (or, to be more precise, dissipation) of energy. The author comes to the conclusion that a free surface jump dissipates energy to a lesser degree than a submerged hydraulic jump occurring at greater depth. It should be noted that an analogous conclusion may readily be obtained by comparing the magnitude of energy losses computed by Bernoulli's equation for hydraulic jumps Card 1/1 at the surface and at greater depth. M. F. Skladnev 124-57-1-520 Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 1, p 65 (USSR) AUTHOR- Levitskiy, B. F. TITLE: On the Energy Dissipation in a Surface -to-bottom Flow From Headwater to Tailwater (0 gashenii energii pri poverkhnostno- donnom tipe sopryazheniya) PERIODICAL: Nauch. zap. Llvovsk. politekhn. in-t, 1955, Nr 31, pp 89-92 A13STRACT: A discussion of the results of tests performed for the clarifi- ation of energy dissipation problem in the surface -to-bottom type of headwater-to-tailwater discharge. 130 test runs were made to cover a turbulence -factor range at the discharge lip corresponding to Froude numbers from 5 to 70. The pressure field in the flow beyond the spillway crest was measured dur- ing the tests. The energy of the flow in several sections of the headwater- to-tailwate r discharge was expressed by the quantity of motion per second in a given section which was calculated by means of the equation of the quantity of motion. The lon8itudinal variations in the quantity of motion along the Card 1/2 flow are depicted graphically, also the variations of the relative 124-57-1-520 On the Energy Dissipation (cont. ) quantity of motion along its length. The main energy dissipation in the surface - to-bottom type of a headwater- to-tailwater discharge occurs at a distance of appx. 16 (a q?/ g)1/3 from the apron step; the energy dissi- pation due to the stationary transverse tailwater bottom eddy is insigni- ficant, whereas the surface eddy affords an intense energy dissipation. T. N. Astaficheva 1. Water--Turbulence--Energy losses--Analysis 124-57-1-521 Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 1, p 65 (USSR) AUTHOR: Levitskiy, B. F. TITLE: t;iablishment of the Submersion Boundary of a Surface Jump (Ustanovleniye granitsy zatopleniya poverkhnostnogo pryzhka) PERIODICAL: Nauch. zap. Lvovsk. politekhn. in-t, 1955, Nr 31, pp 109-113 ABSTRACT: A relationship is proposed for the magnitude of the piezomet- ric height ho under the jet at its issuance from a ledge at the point of the submersion of a surface jump: ho = 0. 815 qZ hZ gh where h is the thickness of the jet at the ledge, q is the specific discharge, and g is the acceleration due to gravity. The relat- ionship is obtained from an application of the law of the quantity M motion to a space limited by the free horizontal surface plane of the jet, the horizontal plane passing through the ledge, a vert- ical plane intersecting the jet at a distance of 1. 5 h to 2h from Card 1/2 the edge of the ledgeand avertical plane that intersectsthe curv- IZ4-57-1-5ZI Establishment of the Submersion Boundary of a Surface Jump ing jet at the point of its greatest curvature. It is assumed that the hydro- static low of pressure distribution obtains in either vertical boundary plane and that the pressure in the lower horizontal plane has a constant value, ho. The relationship is recommended for use at Froude numbers