SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MARTYNOV, YE.D. - MARTYNOV, D.YA.

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BERESNEV, B.I.; BULYCHEV, D.K.; GAYDUKOV, M.G.; MARTYNOV_,__Ye.D.; RODIONOV, K.P.;
RYABININ, Yu.N.
Closing of pores and crackB in copper during extrusion with a
high preseure liquid* Fiz.met. i metalloved. 18 no.5:778-783
N 164, (MIRA 18:4)
1. Institut fiziki metallov AN SSSR i Inatitut fiziki Zemll AN
SSSR.

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Institute of. Physics of, the E1rJb4AN.SSS& Moscow (Institut fiziki Zemli AN
SSSR)T, - InstitsAe. of Physics of.Nftal%M SSSR, Sverdlovsk (Institut fiziki metallov
SSSR)
TITLE: Effect of hiph vressure on ductility d fracture of metals
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SOURCE:- M UkrSSR.. -Nekbaniza. plasticheskoy deforwiataii metallav (Mechanism of the
plastic deformation of metals). Kiev, Naukova duuJca, 1965, 4-28
70PIC TAGS: pressure effect, material fracture, crystal defect, yield stress
~~.2'.ductility
ABSTRACT: -The effect.of pressure on ductility of metals is studied from the stand-!
pointof origin and developmentof flaws in materials subjected to deformation. The
spe mens were placed4n:a chm"r (cylinder) and subjected to high hydrostatic
press
ure fiollowe6by
tensile fbroe Q,(oee figure). Several types of metals were;
-.studied. ForwAaas -are givenfoi critic"tresses and pressures in cases where the'.- -
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e, metal such as r1ecrystallization, phase transformationsiDetc. It is shown that
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pressure retards or completely suppresses the process of crack formation during
de ormation. Healing of flaws during deformation of metals under high pressure is
w may be completely closed by the application of
discussed. -It is found that..a fla
ekiermal pressure only when this flaw has an infinitely thin wall (i.e. when it
to4ches,tbe-outside surface of the specimen). Otherwise infinite pressure is needed
to heal the~flaw. Theoretical analysis shows that extremely high pressures are nec-~
for healing flaws even when pressure and deformation..are combined (several
of magnitude greater than the yield stress of the material). However, exper":
;,U~; ailment ehow"that tme,conclusion does not correspond to the observed facts. The
son lbr_
thi'sAis"crepancy is that the anisotropy of actual polybrystals is disre-~
AArded ~ihe theoretical calculations- Experiments combining the effect of pros-
n.
awe-.and deformation showed that flaws are noticeably closed by pressures of the
same cr4er- an'the stress of the material. The differences between the behavior of
*d~ solid and an-actualan i
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AUTHOR: Livshits, L. D.; Ryabinin, Yu. N.;.Beresnev, B. I.; ~~ov,
Ye. D.
TITLE: A new relationship between the elastic limit and pressure
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady*, v. 154, no. 1, 1964, 86-87
TOPIC TAGS: elastic limit, high pressure metallurgy, axial tension of materi-
als, rate of deformation
ABSTRACT: The authors have investigated the elastic limits of various steels
and of brass under high pressure. The ir rftethod of investigation differs from
that previously used by a very high rate of deformation. The elastic limit E
(the natural logarithm of the ratio of areas of the specimen cross sections be-
fore and after rupture) was measured as a function of pressure ~. In the pre-
vious work (mainly by Bridgman), a proportionality between E and p has been
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found in many metals and alloys. It is shown in the present work, that in some
materials there is a relationship of a new type between E and p. At lower pres-
sures. there is almost no effect of p on E. The rate of axial deformation has
no effect on the dependence of the elastic limit on pressure. Orig. art. has:
2 figures.
ASSOCIA77ON: Institut ftziki Zemli Im 0. Yu. Shmidta Akademil Nauk SSSR
(Institute for the Earth Physics).
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AUTHORt Kar~zov, Yo. D.; Borosnev, B. I.; Bulychov, D. K.; Y6yst3T~LhLn,4__~K*j_
Rodionov, Ke -F,; Hya inin, . Yu,_ N,
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ITIEs Apparatus for the extrusion of motals_usin&__a_jkigkpressure, f-luld
OURCE: Moscow. Inzhenerno-fizichoskiy inatitut. YAotallurgiya i'metalla vede n1ye
6hiatykh meta2lov,-n-*.-5-.--1966;-173;--188---
OPIC TAGSt metal extrusion. high pressure exttrusion, hydraulic fluid
ABSTRACTs The article gives design details of an extrusion apparatus of the the type
shown in Fig. 2.
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container; 4-electric furnace
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ocompressor, and a liquid-gas accumulator (not shown in Fig. 2). The article also
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.:gives detailed drawings of the extrusion die and the container. It then rxissos on to
a theoretical consideration of design calculations for high pro5suro vosso1z.
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Calculated results show that stools E1643, 451(hNl4FA. and 15KhZGN2TRA are suitablu
imaterials for fabrication of high pressure vessels, while with a vessel wall thickness
greater than 100-120 mm, steels 33KhNZMA and 30KhGSNA are preferred. For work at
temperatures from 300-5000C, steels 3Kh2V8, 4OKhNMA, 23Kh2NVFA, and others can be
used. "The work was done by coworkors of the Institute of Earth Physics AN SSSR
(Institut timiki Zemli AN SSSR), Moscow
inghenergo-fizicheekogo institut), anc'Flnst~i-t-uf-e-of-T-9fa~ys~:fjF-AN-SSSR (Inatitut
ifiz:Ud metallov AN SSSR)." Orig. art. hiit 10 formulas. 5-figures and 2 tables*
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MATVB-jWV,, A. K. and MARTYNOV.. Ye. G.
"Fropagation of Ultrasound in Coals."
report presented at the 6th Sci. Conference on the Application of Ultrasound
in the Investigation of Matter, 3--( Feb 1958, organized by Min. of Education
RSFW and Moscow Oblast Pedagogic last. im N. K. Krupskaya.

24(l) PRASS I WON RIPL401TATION SOV/3150
WeeMalystrayn konforentalya pruffemorov I propodivateley pod&90-
glebeeklith Inetttutov
PFUWnenlya Ul-tr"kugtlkt it tooledovanlyu veahchestvs; trudY kon-
ferentsit. Vyp. 7 (Application of UItr43OnlC8 for Analysis of
3ubstanees; Transhatlons or the All-Russian Cmforence, of Pro-
fessord Wid Unchors of Pedagogical Institutes, ar 1) Moscow.
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nted.
lad. On, 1958. 283 p. 1.500 copies pr
Toeb. Ed. 1 3. V. ZhLt&vj gds. i T. F. Notdrov, rroressor. and
S. D. Kudryavtzov.
FVRPWXs This book to Intended ror physicists, technicians, omro-
nautical engineers And other persons concerned with ultrasonics.
COVERMi The book contains twenty eight articles whIch treat ultra-
sonic phenomena In five gon*ral categories: 1) historical data
an the developownt of ultrasonics In the 3oviot Union over the
past forty years; 2) the speed of sound to xu~zpeoaionm or varying
concentration and number and type of components and the relatlon-
ship between noun velocity jpd__tk~ cozzprea~jt;'.~ItY ofelearoly-ea;
3) ult re M It invest1gattona of physical and chemical propert!ea
of Ierz:la And the determination of physical and che,mical con-
Stautd, *. g. density of aqueous solutions, adiabatic co.prozal-
blIlt7, solarlty of noluttons (with given toapw~.tures), v1so;alty,
aurrace tonalon. saturation pressure And Aldo ultravonle Investi-
gation of tt-A carbon content and petrographic a-ate of coal; 4)
Industrial applications of ultrasonics, a. g. e=uIalfication of
reagents. cleansing of teKtilo fibers and ennncl, `g the sucepti-
11111ty of Dome synthetic fibers to dyeing, etc.; and 5) apparatus
which produce ultrasonic waves. No personalities are mentioned.
-.29forencei, acco!op"_y jac.h.article.
Mikhayloy. 1. 0. and I, P_ S i~gv Tnie rrbie~z or the
CooprossIbillty or Solutions of Electrolytes 65

V. ClorrichKo, In-
on
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.tich . he Ic. -Properties of Aqueous
.
Icaland
M
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3olutlons of Blmothyl Fornamido Ln the Temperfttur~_ interval
Pras 20 to 90 C With the Ultrmsonlc and Other F4*b-4a T5
Otpushchenntkov.JL- F_ Inv stigation of the Speod of Ultra-
and Hy:oaulflto In the Rang. of Ph.d.
found n
__Revervals of the First Order 91
_Q3idchiv. A~ P_ rho Popendency of the Aba'orprjon of Uljm_-_
sound Upon Ito Intensity 102
Tn* Use Or Ultrasound to Create Periodic
105
and
- Some 11- Va ~tostrlc-
-
Tie. )14terra
Ta III
3-inflIhIna A Y- Ultrm,~I, P&,h-d Of D-terolning the
Of Plastic Llq~ld. 121
-Orlvhln A P Ultr,so.1c Xothd or In ... tigatirg th~
t
LrWiil
fzati~- Process of Parafinic Petroleum Pro~~cts 127
Ketvoyev A X And le. 0. P~rtyhov. SP~~d Of P-;,%gatlon
-
or 135

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g1rillov 0 D E-14ifIc-tt-n of Flotation by
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Ore 3h~ay~ K_I__ InVqottg~,.n f. tn. SrreTt
'-nd Rnd
111trado
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on the Physical and Hyglonle
Durln& Purlflc.ti.. pr.ced. Fropc--_-;z FIb."
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AUTHORS: Matveyev, A. K., Martynov, Ye. G. SOV/2 o - 12,- -
TITLE: The Dependence of Irfffaaonic Velocities in Coal -,n t,.e
morphic Grade (Zavisimo st' skorosti ul'trazvuka v 1skoi,aye:..,-,_.,i
uglyakh ot stepeni ikh metamorfizma)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 122, Nr 5, pp 4Y1-4~-'
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The methods of bordering sciences are being applied more and
more in the study of the physical and mechanical properties
of fossil coals. Through such methods questions pertaininf,
to the changes in physical properties of coal in t~,e 1:~.-,nite,
bituminous coal and anthracite 2eries can be answered.
The authors have studied bituminous and anthracitic coals
by means of ultrasonics (Ref 1). The purpose of this :3tudy
was to determine the variation of ultrasonic velocities in
coals of different composition as a reflection of their
metamorphic grade. For this coals from the Donetskiy basseyn
(DonetsBasin) were used. They were selected from beds with
differing degrees of deformation from a depth of 300 to
500 m. Before the grade-velocity relationship could be Jeter.,,.in-
Card 1/3 ed, the influence on velocities of petrographically Jeterrmined

SOV/2o-122-~-5tl '1'5 7
The Dependence of Ultrasonic Velocities in Coal on the Metamorphic Grade
components, of the intensity of deformation, and of o-f.er
factors had to be studied.
Figure 1 shows the dependence of velocity on volatile con-
stituents in bituminous coal. An arithmetical averaCe of
velocities (C,, and C,) and the coefficient of anisotropy of
different coals is shown in table 1. On the basiq of the
foregoing study the authors offer the following conclusions:
1) The sonic velocity in bituminous coals is primarily de-
pendent on the metamorphic grade. The variation of velocitv
parallel to bedding is defined by an asymmetrical parahola,
Minimum velocities as shown by the curve occur in fat coals-
The relation is similar to that determined by van Krevellen
(Ref 4) for vitrinite. 2) The coal is acoustically aniso-
tropic; the propagation of elastic waves is faster ' arallel
to bedding than perpendicular to it. The lc.west measure of
anisotropy is found in coals in the middle part of the
lignite-anthracite series. 3) The velocity curve which actuL.1
ly represents elastic properties of the coals confirms to
some extent the sug,-estions of earlier authors "Refs 2: : '
that in the process of metamorphism a fundamental structuraI
Card 2/3 rearrangement takes place in the medium---rade coals. T';ere

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The Dependence of Ultrasonic Velocities in Coal on the Metamorphic Grale
are I figure, 1 table, and 4 references, 3 of which are Scviet.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M. V. Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni 11. V. Lomonosov)
PRESENTED: May 12, 1958, by A. G. Betekhtin, Member, Academy of Sciences
USSR
SUBMITTED: February 23, 1)57
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ln:-~ itutov
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No persunalme;3 are mentioned. Iti-ferpnces accompany ineividual articics.
Card 1,;~

Utilization of Ultrasonics (Cont. ) SOV/5644
Martynov, Ye. G. , and A. K. Matveyev (Geologich. fak-t MGU -
Geology D-ep-a-Mnent of Moscow State University). The Acoustic
Anisotropy of Mineral Coals in Different Stages of Metamorphism 147
Cherchenko, G. V. , V. M. Nikolayev, Ye. T. Bezrukov, and
V. "'. Belousov (Giprovostok neft' - State Institute for the Design
and Planning of Petroleum Industry Establishments in the Eastern
Regionsj. First Results of the Use of the Ultrasonic Method in
Determining the Saturation Pressure of Stratified Petroleum in
Sredneye Po-volzh' ye 157
Sa-.inikhina, A. V. (Neftegazobyy n. -i. in-t. - Petroleum Gas
Scientific Research Institute). Ultrasonic Method of Determining
the Temperature of the Onset of Crystallization of Paraffin 163
Mednikov, Ye. P. [IT] AN SSSR). On the Theory of the Acoustical
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---MARITNOV, Ye.G.; ROVEM, AK.
Relationship between the degree of metaiorphism and the modulus
of elasticity in coal. Dokl. AM SSSR 135 no.2:427-429 N 160.
(MIRA 13:11)
1. MDskovskiy gosudar6tvennyy univeraitet im. M.V.Lomonosova.
Predstavleno akademikom H.M.Strakhovym.
(Coal--Testing) (Elasticity) (Metamorphism (Geology))

MARTYNOV, Ye.G.; MATVEYYEV, A.K.
Using the ultrasonic method for studying the properties and
structure of coals. Mat. Tem. kom. nc.1:93-102 '61.
(MIRA 17:2)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.

MARTYNOV, Ye.G.; MATVEYEV, A.K.
Ultrasound propagation in coal and sedimentary rocks. Prim. ulftraa-
kust. k issl. veshch. no.114:11-19 '61. (miRA 14:1,?)
(Ultrasonic waves--Speed) (Coal geology)

MATVEY-Zvv A.K.; MARTYNOV, Ye.G.; MAZOR, YU.Re
Zonaiity of contact metamorphism in coal. Dokl.AN SSSR 137 no.6:
1434-1436 Ap 161. (MIRA 14:4)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy univervitet imeni M.V.Lomonosova.
Predstavleno, akademikom N.M.Strakhovym.
(Coal &ology) (Metamorphism (Geology))

MATVEYEV, A.K.; MARMIOV, Yc,.G.
Study of coal by an ultrafionic m9thod. L~*,t. _i po1l. Iskop. no.2:11;9-
165 Mr-Ap 164. (1-1.1PA 17:6)
1. MoskovsPiy gosudarswenyrry uriiv,,,r 54 teat.

VYSOTSKIY, I.V., otv. red.; KONYUHOV, I.A., red.; KUPRD, P.N.,
red.; MARTO
red.; OLEND, V.B.., red.;
LOPAThW,-L.I.', red.
[Papers on the geology and geocbemistry of mineral fuel]
Sbornik rabot po geologii i geokhimii goriuchikh isko-
paemykh. Moskva, 1965. 257 p. (MIR-A 18:7)
1. Moscow. Universitet. Kafedra geologii i geokhimii go-
ryuchikh iskopayemykh.

X&MY]NOV, Ye.
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Switch devices using semiconductor triodes. Hadlo no.11:48--49
N 156. (91-RA 9:12)
(Transistors)

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107-12-35/46
AUTHOR- Mart ynov_L_ Ye
TITLE: Transistor Switchiag Devices (Last part of the article)
(Pereklyuchayushchiyesya ustroystva na poluprovodnikovykh triodakh)
FERIODICAL: Radio, 1956,NrL2, pp. 45-46 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Circuit diagrams and explanation of functioning of transistor triggers
and multivibrators are offered.
A two-transistor trigger circuit having one stable eqilibrium state is
discussed, and parts data given for the pulse trailing gdge duration of
10-15 microseconds. Capacitor coupling between the transistors is consi-
dered.
Two-transistor capacitor-coupled multivibrator circuit Is described.
With type nlE, nl)f( Junction transistors, and supply voltage 3-4-1. v
max generated frequency is 60 kc; at 10-15 v - 150-200 kc. The malti-
vibrator lends Itself easily to synchronization by an external source.
E.g., with 1.800 c from the source the multivibrator gave a steady scaling
factor of 25 despite changes :1 100c in the synchronizing frequency and
:t 10% in supply voltage. f t
A number of transistor trigger circuits having direct connections between
the transistors am analyzed. For a reliable flip-flop operation 25-30 Lusec
Card 1/2 signal Is necessary. With ty-pe niK and nl'>K transistors the maxirmim

Transistor Switching Devices (Last part of the article)
number of flip-flops per see is 15.000 to 20.000.
Them are 8 figs in the article.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
lo?-IP-35/4--6
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STATI, NS ?,, COMMUN11CATITON SYSTEMS
'ITelei7rauh iev wit,. 'Memory'," by Ye, M. Mart.-M/)~-, Radi(!, N~) I(), Octn-
bpr 19~7, or) 2q-29.
DescriDti-)n oj' an automatic telegraph key, in zinicrj switc.-AnF ~Ie-
ments norform-'nP the operat'r)ns of "and" and "or" an electronic memo-
ry are lised. One of the fundamental elements of the key is a oulse
venerator, the rpoptition frequPncy of which is established in accord-
ance with the req ired transmission speed. The elements of the telp-
t-raDh alphabet are formed with the aid of' thpFe ~)ulses, and the dura-
tion of these elements is an integral of multiples of the intevral
between two neighborilng -valseas. This makes it nossible for the key
to effect a transmission that is close to ideal. "he circilit diagram.
an,~ the vari .-is elements are d esc ri bed i n c )nsidprablp d,-tai I
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9(2) 1 ;BOOK EX1i,G.!"ATI0N SOV/-1294
Martynov, Yevj~,-::,.~,
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Beskontaktnyye ustroystva otitarti-
Switching Devloes) Moscow, Gosenergo'Lzdat, 195~C. '-( 9 1) .
(Series: maz3ziovaya radlohibiloteka, VYP. 316) 5000
printed.
Ed.: A. G. Sul-,-It- Ed.: 6.1. Matveyie~,; Ed i t. I
A. I. Bevg, F. 1. Bt1.-dt-ynyy, V. A. Rurlyand, V. 1. Vaiiti~~-
N. Genishta, A. 111. Kanayeva, E. T. Krenkell, 1. S. Dzn1(,,',.,
Kulikovskiy, ti. D. 33-mi.-nov, P. 1. Tarasov ami V. I.
PURPOSE: ThIs f'or, radio amateurs witn techo-1-a
training. It nia.". r,e useful to engineers and
COVERAGE: The i)~ j,i~lz3 wit,n the pr1n,--iples of' operatIr-ji c*,
contactless rnanguc:ver switching dpvlces eqljll)ped with
conductor arid magneric elements having a rectangzu.--
h_vsteresis P.-aotlcal c1r-,~ultry is presentf-d and
Ca-rd 1/3

Contactless 3wit ijlng, 00V-11
drfs1gri of s,icr;
together wil.11i as t-,c~ t~jt-
are given. Tht, atithor, points to t.he advantages and ds-3 i--
vantages of Semi(IOnductur anti rriawriet- 1v (!()mr?r-)nent.s ana
applicat1w. Ir! t-L.-t-iotil Nn pe
are ment I ()j i- i .T1 ItW r'(- TS
TABLE OF CONTI,'!-J.,
Introduction
Ch. I. Swi t.:-W i.. t.1, Tvansl -it. ws
Static t~l* juncl-l(m t vansJ st.(-)T,.A
Trigger wlin ~~i-ates
Trigger eil 'A. sou:-c- b 1 h,-3
Methods ,f*
Trigge r. wl, I t,
multivibv~l,
Trigger w?,. ,atz
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Contactless Switching (Cont.) SOV/3294
Conversion ring circuit
Example of using switching devices equipped with
semiconductor components In radio amateur practice 29
Ch. Il. Switching Devices Equipped With Magnetic
Components 35
Characteristic of magnetic materials with a rectangular
hysteresis loop 35
Delay lines and ring control boards 39
Control and commutation circuits 49
Delay lines coupled through transistors (ferrite triode
circuits) 55
Device for sorting of magnetic cores 58
Pulj3e sources of current (blocking generators) 61
Sorting semiconductor devices 65
Example of combined application of semiconductor device s
and magnetic elements in radio amateur practice 68
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress (TK-C-821,M33)
JP/mrr.h
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MARTYNOV Yevgeniy Mikhagrlovich; ZHIISYKO, G.I.g red.; BORUNOVp N.I.,
"*~j """i "~w
t 9; ~. ~~. ' "~
[Electronic devices of discrete action) IlektromWe ustroistva
diskretnogg deistviia. Moskva, Gos.energ.iod-Top 1960. IM
(Massovaia radiobIbUotekap no,381) (HIU 34W,
(Avitmnatic control-Equipment mid supplies)
(Ilectronic apparatus and appliances)

MARTYNGV, Yeygeniy Mikhayjovlch; POPOV, P.A.., red.; LAIUMOV, G.Ye.,
- tekhn. red.
[Iloncontact switching deviceis] BaskontakUye perekliu-
chaiushchie ustroistva. lzd.2., perer. i dop. 14oskva, Gos.
energ. izd-vo, 1961. 175 P. (Massovaia radiobiblioteka, no.397)
(MIRA 15:3)
(Electric switchgear) (Switching theory)

MARTYNOV, Ye., inzh,
Automatic telegraph key. Radio no.1:45-49 Ja 161. 01,EU 1-4:c-,;
(Telegraph--Apparatus and supplies)

KOTOUSOV, L.S.; MARTYNOV, le.M.; STEPANOV, Yu.P.
Separation of neon isotopes by the thermal diffusion method.
Atom.energ. 10 no.6:632-633 #To 161. (MERA 14: 6)
(Isotope separation) (Neoll""Isotopes) (Thermal diffusivity)

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BRODYANSKTY, V.M., kand. tekhn. naukj MARTYNIOV, A.V., inzh.
Temperature dependence of the Ranque-Filsh effe.ct. Teplcenergetika
11 no.6?76-78 Je 164. (KMA 1817)
1. Mookovskiy energeticheskly institut.

MRTYNOV, A.Z., inzh.
Experience in the operation of GTSh cables. Torf.prom. 40
no.ltl3-14 163. ()URA 16t5)
1. Upravleniye top2-ivnoy promyshlennoBti SverdlovBkogo soveta
narodnogo khozyaystva.
(Electric cables)

IwITY1,mv, B. A. PA 1 9T 91
USSRti'ransformers - Design Oct 19U,6
Transformers - Cores
"Small Size Universal Coupling Transformer," G. V. Dobrovollskiy, I p
"Vestnik Svuazi - Elektro Svvaz111 "o 10 (79)
The author in cooperation with A. Martynov developed this light weiFht uni-
versal transformer at the ~;cientific Aesearch Institute for Co,,T=nications. It
is constructed of molybdenum permalloy an(' wi~i-hs around 100 grams. Another
article on the subject by the same author ap.)eared in the No 2 (19~6) issue of
"Vestnik Elektropromyshlennosti.11
19T91

KLEMOV. B., inzhener.
1,
What kinds of piston motors should flying models have.
14-16 Ag '53.
(Airplanas-Hodels
Kryl.rod. 4 n0.8:
(MMA 6:7~
)

'RAPI&YEV, I.; IEREDINSKIY, H.; H&LIK, S, KARTYNOV, B.;GRIGOROYEVA, A., re-
daktor; NUNTTAN, T., tekhniche;k', 0
[Flying models in the air; international competition of aeroplaze
model makers in 19541 V vozdukhe - letaiushchis modeli; neshduza-
rodnye sorevnovaniia aviamodellatev 1954 gods. Moskva, Izd-vo
DOSALF, 1955. 103 P. (Microfilm] (MIAA 9:6)
(Aaroplanes--Models)

t I h!e c t USSR/Aeronautics
Card 1/4 Pub. 58 - 1/4
Periodical Kryl. rod., 8, 1-24, Ag 1954
Abstract Three articles from this Issue have been proceSsed c.-n
separate cards (indicated below). The remainder are no',
considered of any special value and are listed only on
the following Table of Contents:
P A G E S,
1. For New Aviation Records, (Written on the
oC~~asion of the distribution of rewards.
a complaint about the inactivity of one
center) A
2. Sazonov, I., Aviator Participants In e'llll-
Union Agricultural Exhibition (Names of'
two prominent aviators are mentioned).
Photos
3. Smirnov, Ye., Alertness -- Our Weapon (A
call for alertness in view of the possill-le
imperialistic aggression. Several names
cited as examples of outstanding alertness)

Kryl. rod. 8, 1-24, Ag 19511
Card 2/4 Pub - 58 - 1/4
AID P
PP.
4. Zamychkin, S., The Struggle for Altitude
(A pilot's account of how he broke an alti-
tude record on a slightly modified standaro
YaK-18 aircraft), Photo
5. Petryanov, L., International Glider Cumpet'.-
tion (Processed on separate card). Photos
6. Makarov, V., Some Problems of the Theory of'
Glider Take-Off by Means of a Mechanical
Hoist (Processed on separate card). Photos,
diagrams, etc. P -
7. A Sportsman of Merit (Recent achievements of
Yefimenko, V. I., glider pilot). Photo
8. How to Judge the Exercise: "Flight on Glider
to a Desi~naU!d Point and Return to the Take
Off Place 1i
9. Malayev, V., Competition of GlIder Pilots
from 2 Districts. Photo
10. Tsuker, Yu., Engineer, Parachute Trainer
(Processed on separate card). Diagrams

Kryl. rod. 8, 1-24, Ag 1954
Card 3/4 Pub .58 - 1/4
P.ID P
11. Ivannikov, D., Community Instructor (Example
of good instruction work in USSR schools).
Photo
12. Tatsiturnov, V., Needle-less Carburator (De-
scription and technical data). Photo, diagrams 14
13. Martynov, B., Engineer, High Velocity Free
Flying Models (Elements of construction, auto-
rriatic control, conditions of flight). Diagrams lL3-18
14. Bazhin, N., Aeroclub Helps Primary Organiza-
r
tions (Examples of the assistance given b, a
local aeroclub) iEt
1
15. Akhmedov, S., Lessons for DOSAAF members 18
16. Aviation Sport in the People's Democracies.
Glider and Modeler Records (Some recent
achievements in Czechoslovakia, Roumanla
and Tfungary) 1 j
17. A i i ia tuiii, P. ,11,000,000 km. (Bibliographical
notes on Shashin, I. T., Pilot First Class)
Photo t~ - 2

AID P
KT,:;I. rod., 8, 1-214, Ag 1954
Card )+.IIL Pub - 58 - 1/4 PAGES
38. Sports Chron1cle (List of rewards) ~2
I in the Aviat4un Sport CommIssion (Confirma-
tion of' recently established sport aviatAon
r c, r-~ n rd s
Aviation Calendar (Description of past
Insert. (Construction plans of an aircraft
model)
Institution None
I
Jubmitted No date

MARMOV. B., inshener, master sporta.
Foreign airplane engines. Kryl. red. 8 ne.4:29-30 Ap 157.
(Airp lane s-Ingi nom) (KUU lOt6)

KAMN 0 B, ter sporta
---- a~- ~
Aroz4-, -,,.odel airplane buildern ef China. I:ry,.rod. P, nc.6:3t.-Il
Je IC7. (I LR;~ 1-: '7 1
_h' na
I - ~ - '.r-11 anes-- 1,'odels)

GAYL?VSM, Oleg Konstantinovicb; RARTYND-V- B-B., red.; GRIGORIYLTA,
A.I., red.; KARTAKINK, M.S., tekhn.red.
[Model airplane engines; performance, designs, operation, forcing)
Aviamodellnya dvigateli; doistvie, konstruktall, ekspluatatstia,
forstrovanie. Moskva, Izd-vo DOSAILF, 1958. 255 P. (MIRA 12:1)
(Airplanes--Wdels)

UMML, Yurly Stepsuovich; MUMDWA, Tej., red.; MAItT Am.
_70V. B.B., red.;
IWITAKINA, M,S., tekhn. red.
[Model airplanes for raoing] GonoobiW~ modeli oamoletay. Noskva,
Izd.jvo DDSKV, 1958. 44 p. (KM lltg)
(Airplanes-Models)

KUK"IN, Vladimir Vladimirovich; IEFMOVA, Te.T.,red.; KWTNOT, B.B.,
red.; KARYAKINA, U.S., takhn.red.
[Regulating and launching flying models] Regulirovka I sapusk
letaiushchikh modelei. Koakva, Izd-vo DOSAAF, 1959. 103 P.
(MIRA 13:2)
(Airplanes--Models)

KWTNOV. B., master sports
Horizontal stability of flying models. Kryl.rod. 10 no-3:29-31
Kr '59. (Airplanes--Models) (MIRA 12:4)

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MARTYNOV, B". inzh., master sports,
Longitudinal strength of flying models. Kryl. rod. 1-1 no.i2:25-27
D t60~ (MIRA 14:3)
(Airplanes-440dels)

BOLONKIN, Aleksandr Aleksandrovich; YEFREZ-10VA, Ye.V., red.; MARTYNOV,
B.B.,,z7ed.; KOROIEV, A.V., tekhn. red.
[Theory of the flight of flying model.91Teoriia poleta le-
taiushchikh modelei. 14oskva, Izd-vo DOSAAF, 1962. 311 P.
(HIRA 15 - 10)
(Airplanes-Models) (Aerodynamics)
v

MA RTv! * - "' I- 'nz),,, m~,ister aporta (Moskovskaya obla!it')
'fective method of hopping up engines, Kryl. rod. 16 no.6~29
Je 165. (MIRA 18,10)

KA-'YSHEV, Nikolay Ivanovich; KACFU~-,111', Varat Bori~,ovich; '-.A~,.TYvNOV,
B.B., red.; YK.;TE'C'VA, Ye.-,,., red.
[About the YL-5 anc 1-0-2-.5 enrine-; fc,:- airi-lane mr)~,el
makers] Podelistar. - o civi~-,al-eliak'ri 1~1-5 i 1,10-
skva, DOSAAF, 19(,,~.- 38 F- Wl-~A J?:ro)

Sw 810T6 A&I* . red.-sostavitel'i Prinimali uchastiye: GMOYANOY. S. I. '.
GONOROVSKIT, P,A.; DOBRYNIN, K.I.; IgRKMOY, Ye.M.; KCRNKM, B.G.;
KULAXOYA, A.K.; KURRATCFF, I.A.; LIKOY, YoN.; MMMiOT'._2.F.;
MILOSEUM, S.S.; PZSHKOV, T.F.; SCKHRAIMIY, A.Y.; SMUROY, A.Ye. -.
TOPALOY. Y.S.; SHAPOYALOY, P.P.; POPOY, T.H., tekhn.red.
(City on the TEhial Gorod na TSne. Tambov, Tombovskoe knizhnoe
lad-vo, 1960. 174 po (MMA 14:4)
(Tambov--Guidebooks)

MMTYNOV, B.F.
Flelting ice loads on a.c. overhead contact systems without traffic
interruption. Elek. i topl.tiaga no.8:8-9 Ag 163. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Nachallnik Rostovskogo uchastka enargosnabzheniya.
(Electric railroads-Maintenance and repair)

USSR/Che:aistry of Cclioids - Dispcrsed Syst,:~ms.
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 6, 1957, 18(95
B-14
Author B.
Title Influnc~ of Cco1Jng on Emulsification Capacity of
Prot,2in,t;.
Orig Pub Kolloid zh., 1956, 18, No 4, 443-446
1 stract A comparative study of the emulsification capacity of
Ab
non-cooled and cooled (down to -15 and -7201 case-in
solutions (4 to 1C% by weight) was carried out by pre-
pari.. p and analysis of heptane ere-asion concentrated to
tl-ie It was showr that after a protractc,3 cou-
lirr 7-. following heating to 20c, ~he ei...Lalsificatio!-
3f cas--ii. decreases, which is co;irected with
thc ~rreversitle aggreg~~tion.
Card i/ 1 - 343 -

SOV/13-1-~,?- I- ii-!
Translation from. Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurglya, 1959, Nr 1, p 34 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Voskresenskiy, R. M., Kaplanskiy, A. F., Karpasov, M. V.,
Martynov, B. P.
TITLE: A New Compressor Aggregate for Blast Furnaces (Novyy
kompressornyy agregat dlya domennykh pechey)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Nevsk. mashinostroit. z-da, 19';7 (1958), Nr 1, pp 49-t"i
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry
Card 1/1

GDRffSKAYA. 2.D.; BARANOVSKIY, Yu.V.; BZUINER. H.S.; BRAKHMAN, L.A.;
KUZNBTSOVA, U.I.; KALYAROV, L.N.; CHUYAN, K.I.; DOBRUSINA, Ye.M.;
LSOliT'YZV, I.B.;-MA~RTYV~,,Aj -,ROSLYAKOVA, S.Y.; RUGAY9VA,
stive DMITRtj V
V.A.. Prinimal uc~ stiye DMITR , I.P.. STRUZHESTRAKH, Ye.l.,
inzh., red.; ALIKIND, V.D., telchn.red.
[General engineering norms for cutting operations and time for
broaching] Obahchemashinostroitellnye normativy reahimov rezaniia
I vremeni na protiazhny#3 rnboty. Moskva. Gos.nanchno-tekhn.izd-vo
mashinostroit.lit-ry. 1959. 73 P. (MIRA 12:12)
1. Moscow. Hauchno-issledovatel'skiy inotitut truda. TSentral'noye
byuro promyshlerrykh normqtivov po trudii. 2. Rabotniki Nauchno-
iBBledovatel'Bko.joinatitutLtakhnologiI avWmobil'noy promyshlonnoati
(NIITavtoprom) (for all, except Struzhestrakh, 31'kind).
(Broaching machines)

YNGOHOVA, B.G.; KUZNETSOVA, V.Te.-, KUPFLIKHIX, V.J.;_MARTINOv, B.P.;
RUGATEVA. V.A.; FRDOROVA, L.P.; CHUTAN. K.I.Ldeceasedj;
SHTRUK' G.G., inzh., red.; GOWNYWA, L.P., teidm.red.
[General engineering time norms for cold forging] Obshche-
mashinostroitellnya normativy vremeni na k-holodnuiu shtampovku.
Koskva, Gos.nauchno-takhn.1zd-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry, 1959.
151 P. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Moscow. Nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut truda. TSentrall-
noye byuro promyshlennykh normativov po trudu.
(Forging)

MARTYNOV, B.P., inzh.
New powerful turboblower unit. Energomashinostroenie 7 no.12:29
D 61. (MIRii 14:12)
(Turboblowers)

MART , t i: - - ~ !4 "y , , , . . , - - I . ! , r, yt "! , ~! - t
. - -.r.v~r. of shl,~ Pqullpi-~,#~nt. Mcra Ebcr. 48 no.:,-.:64-
,5 (1 1 ~,5. (tcR-~- -12-9)

L -ii9m-66 -(d) mp(t) W)tW(b):
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Aid POOD1835
C OD URCEVOD E: Ult/0375/6i/mloi
O/OM/0065
B~. YC (Seplor lieutennnQ
wow Wl-
ORG'
IR e shields of ship equipment
SWRCE: Mo abornw, no. 10, 1965, 64-65
"kay
TAG& e
a a water corrosion, corrosion p
~ptectlon, ship component
-ABV7FLACT.:' Using the example of fast corrosion wear (after 20, 000 hr.) of the condensers
of An. auxiliary cooling,device, the author emph izes the Importance of shields for the
I sea-going,equipment (I th f the conde' ire - ntioned above,
n _.iq+ase o nee me
brass..
1 -6ho Wd. be,covered by a- zin& amellar coating preventing,the galvanic
-corrosi Imbe). The note further discusses the shWiling for welded joints and
st6ii 666il stresses the Importance of firm electrical. contactsi and describes
various, cases of corrosion as a function of the operating conditions of the propellers.
Officers should always thoroughly explain to the crews the role, Importance, and
ffect of protective shielding.

AID - p- 41
Subject USSR/Aeronautics
Card 1/1
Author Martynov, D., Major
Title In a Difficult Flight
Periodical Vest. vozd. flota 3, 25 - 27, March 1954
Abstract This is a description of an emergency landing(without
visibility in a snow storm), on the home aerodrome
the pilot receiving landing instructions by radio phone.
Institution None
Submitted No date

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YEROKNIN, N.G.; I-MTYNOV D.I.: POLEETAYEV, V.F.; EFROS, V.V.;
A.I., red.; DEYEVA, V.M.v
tekhn. red.
[Modernized T-28 row-crop tractors] Modemiziravannye pro-
pashnye traktory T-28. Moskvap lod-vo sellkhoz. lit-ry,
zhurnalov i plakatov, 1961. 279 p. (KIDU 15:2)
(Tractors)

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af Ci- iated with Fpz- n ."L---te ` niv, rs-A.y n.
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2. (60C)
UkA.
"Fine effects of ec i: sine. vr,-iracles", , - ~, ~j s -~, - _. .
Eng- 1 lj-ar,~,, oLservtil.-ry -.* tte,! ~!!Ir '
9. 1" I'leport I.- ~ 'ct

MARTYNOV, D. Ya.
"Progreas of Astronomy in 1942" Astr. Kalenclar', (1,~?47), P- 1,,9; Gor'kiy (1:-44)'

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MARMCV, 1). Ya.
Martynov, D. Y;L. - "'.": Ozir- ~ c : ~, , " :-,~ -, - . ,- . v ~1, . ;I, ~ - ~: -- I I . .
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KLRTYNOV, D.Ya.
ff Cassiopeiae. For. zvezdy 6 no.5:291-292 Kr 148.
(MIRA 12:7)
l.Astronomicheekaya observatoriya im. Engellgardta, Raz"yezd
Observatoriya blis Kazani.
(Stars, Variable)

jun 1948
Astra'actu
Stare
lar Decrease of the Mass or Stare as an Svo-
nary Factor," D. Ya. Martinov, Astron Observe-
Ineni V. P. llbge!l I gardt, 4 -pp
Ak Nank SSSR" Vol LI, No 7
rs~ftwz by conputation that systen approaches point
'~re axial rotation become slower than orbital revo-
im. This vIll lead to Prevention, of tidal wave.,
to reverse process of tidal evolution. Submitt4d
"Air 1948.
7&07~

I -AR'-M4'OV. D.A.
25269 IIARTli-OV. Vopro8y Leche,. iy,, (Sarvonro,-' zvol: , o-.- I f-,(.Iy Ganruny)
(Kand. Dis-ertats-lya) S,.,orn-,k Trudov Gosrit. Y-h-rur--. Klinlki (7-r-
, - ,.,
Yosk. Ee6. in-T). E. -1,949. 5. lcl-2_-',3
SO: Letopis' -0. 331, 1949

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Rook., 'General Caftlogae of Variable Stars,
PabIlshed by the AcadW of Sciences USSR in
1948.. a Fror D. mrtynovy ]Dr hVelcowth Scl, 2 pp
"Astraw-ftar" Vol XM, No 3
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xWlso with a valuable content. Work contains
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"Astronomical 3ircuLar", No. 96/91, 4 Mar 1950, "ureau of Astronoinical Informati,-ri,
AciderT7 of iciences USM, 16 pp.

1. MARTYNOVi D. Ya.
2. USSR (&00)
4. Merrill, John Ellsworth, 1902-
7. "Simple method for deter.idning systematic constants in eciipsing variables"
LIn German], H. 3ch.neller; "Tables for 3oiution of Light Curves of :!,clipsing
Binaries* Coefficient of Limb-Darkening x-0. 0; x-C. 2; X=O. 4; x=0. 6;
X-O. 8" [in Englishj , John Eilsworth Merrill. neviewed by D. Ya. Yartynov.
Per. zvezdy 8, No. 4, 1951.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, -1953. Unclassified.

1. MARMOVt D, YA,
2. UM (6W)
4. Astronmers
7. Nikolai Ivanovich Chudovichev, 1902-1951. Per. zvezdy 8, no. 4, 1951.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, May -1953. Unclassified. I

1. MARITINOV, D. Ya.
2. US&R (600)
4. Comets
.L . 1
7. Observations of :-:nc!:e-Bac!-'-Iund comet '950e and Arend-Ri:o comet at the A ~
Engel'-ardt Astronomical Observatory. Astron. tsir. no. 11C, 19" 1.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, FebruarY -1953. Unclassified.I

1. MmITYNOV9 1). YA.
2. ussR (6oc.)
4. Astronomical Observatories
7. V. P. Engellgardt Astronomical Observatory 1901-1951. Uch. zap. Kazan. un. 111,
no. 9, 1951.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, MaY -1953. Unclassified.