SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MIKHELEV, A. A. - MIKHELSON, A. YA.

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RUDENIKO-GRITSTUR, O.A.; JMIMMMS, A-A-
Heat and mass transfer In capillary-bodles in the process of
heatlng, Insh.-fia.zhur. 6 no.3s95-98 Mr 963. (KMA 164)
1. Tekhnologicheskly institut plahchevoy prouWablennosti, Klyev.
(Heat-Tranmisaion) (Maas transfer) (CapiUarlty)

RUDEM-GRITSYUK, O.A.; ?GKHEIYV, A.A.; LISOVENKO, A.T.
Reducing ventilati3n losses in the working chamber of a
conveyor bakery oven. Trudy KTTPP no.27%12-19 163.
(MIRA 17.~)

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25(5) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/1317
Kirovskiy rayon Leningrada v borlbe za tekhnicheakly progress; Isbornik
statey) (The Kirov District of Leningrad Strives for Technological
Progress; Collection of Articles) Leningrad, SudpromgIz, 1957.
171 P. 1,100 copies printed.
ReBp. Ed.: Popilov, L.Ya.; Tech. Ed.: Kuznetsova, P.A.
PURPOSE: This book may be useful to personnel of the shipbuilding,
instrument-making, machinery, chemical and metallurgical industries,
and to personnel of the maritime and river fleets.
COVERAGE: This collection of articles describes the progressive
experience of the industrial plants of the Kirov district of the
city of Leningrad in the fields of shipbuilding, machine building,
instrument-making, casting, hydrolytic and other industries. New
manufacturing methods are discussed In the articles by
V.F. Kovyzhkin, V.P. Kuznetsov, A.Kh. Starostenko, I.A. 14aslov,
A.L. Labutin, and Ya.M. Shmekker. It is stated that the plant
"Kraanyy khimik" has developed and is using a new improved method
of making citric acid with the use of tagged atoms. This method
has increased production by 48 percent. The plant also makes use
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The Kirov District of Leningrad (Cont.) SOV/1317
of a new method of producing magnesium ealt which assures a
20 percent increase in production. No personalities are mentioned.
There are no references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Chernyavakiy, K.S., Secretary of the Kirov District Committee of the
Communist Party of the Soviet Union. We Must Ceaselessly Strive
for Technological Progress 3
SHIPBUILDING, SHIP REPAIR AND FLEET OPERATION
Kovryzhkin, V.F. New Methods in Shipbuilding 6
Kuzneteov, V.P. New Technology for River Fleet Transport -48
.d
Mikhelev, D.I. Trends in Shipyard Engineering Development 48
Sokolov, I.P. Primary Objectives in the Mechanization of
Labor-consuming and ffeavy Operations in Shipbuilding 54
Smirnov, P.I. Outlook for Technological Developments and
Organization of Ship Repair 69
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The Kirov District of Leningrad (Cont.) SOV/1317
MACHINE-BUILDING, INSTRUMENT-MAKING, AND METALLURGY
Starostenko,, A.Kh. New Main Geared Turbine Unit for a 10,000 Ton
Capacity Freighter 88
Outkin, S.T. Universal Quick-acting Pneumatic Fixtures for
Ketal-cutting Machine Toole 99
Maelov,, I.A. New Technology and Progressive Manufacturing
Methods at the Kirov Plant In Leningrad Ill
Goryachev, A.D. Experience in Introducing Die Casting 118
Belov, A.D. Setting of Molds and Cores by Chemical Means 125
Nefedav, P.G. Ways of Reducing Labor-consuming Trimming and
Cleaning of Castings 134
Yefimov,, P.A. and Kh.Sh. Lipin. The TsEP-2M Automatic Color
Pyrometer 136
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SOURCE CODE: UR/0000/65/0001000/010010117
ACC NRt AT600505
AUTHOR: Mikhelev, I. P.; Nefedkina, T. V.; Trigubov, A. V.
ORG: none
TITLE: Studying intrusives by the reflected-wave method in the Rudnyy
Altay region
SOVRCE: AN SSSR. Sibirskaye otdoleniye. Institut geologii i geofizild.'
Netodika seyamorazvedki (Methods of seismic prospecting). Moscow,
Izd-vo Nauka, 1965, 100-117
TOPIC TAGS: seismology, seismic prospecting, reflected wave. seismic
v e a e I am i c pro f i lc , re f lec t ed wave, 9 e i am i c a rra y7-,GICq Alt'I'l
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ABSTRACT: This article deals with the results of seismic investigations
of the Tushkanikh polymetallic ore deposits in the Zmeinogorsk region
of the Rudnyy Altay carried out in 1961-1962 by the Institute of
Geology and Geophysics of the Siberian Branch of the Academy of Sciences
USSR. The possibilities of using the method of reflected waven (MOV)
in studying the deep-seated (to a deprh of 500 m) structure of metar3or-
phic and intrusive rock complexes are discussed. The method of reflected
waves was supplemented in the field by the regulated-direction method
(RNP). The observation system wan mainly a tYree-point set-up with
shots at 400-m intervals. SS-24P seismic stations and .ARNP apparatus

AT6005056
were used. Working filtrations were 45-90 and 30-65. SPED-56
seismographs (9 on a 40-m base) were employed. Charges were exploded
in holes 12-24 m deep. When the bedrock was close to the surface, the
holes were drilled to the top of the bedrock (8-10 m) . The sizes of
charges varied. up to 15-20 kg for recording waves over long time
periods. Charges of about 100 kg were detonated in water bodies. A
prof ile wan constructed on the basis of RNP data for depths down to
10 km. Although the present procedures for observing and interpreting
profiles are affected by lateral waves and noise, and the plotting of
levels on the profile is not sufficiently accurate, the basic outlines
of the depth profile are quite clear. Geological interpretation based
on kinematic and dynamic (damping) wave parameters, as well as the use
of data obtained by other geophysical methods, L9 attempted. Orig.
art. has: 8 figureag 2 tables, and 4 formulas. [E0)
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009/ OTH REF: -002
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LEYSHMAN, M.B.; BALASHOV, M.Ye.; AFANAS'YFV, A.S.1 MIMFLET V.M.-
A-- Z If
TAKHVANOV, G.I.; SHYTAUFTOV, Yu.Sh.; SANNIKOV, Yu.T.; LAVIN, A.A.;
HEYRAM, Z.Ya.; KAPLI?ISK.'Y, B.I.; ORLM, C.A.; PF177VF,?, 7.V.;
VALOV, O.V.; KIREYEV, V.V.
Inventions. Avtom. i prib. no.3;76-77 JI-5 164.
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jhe distancobetween Codes is ordinarily greater.tban or equal to unity. The most
natural. wa~ tc- increase the distance between 'codes is to construct a ring of resi-
du es modulus mp-m such that the initial ring may be imbedded isomorphically In it.~
tt is shown how,:, thlb, may, be done.
It is proved that in a ring H of residues mo(!ulus
M.-,:, Pi~*PPI I'PO' e ach annih i lat in g I de a 1 It (Pe e) p os s e a s e aa unique idempotent~
An enerated -by - that -a lonwnt.- It - fo ilows - from this.theorem that,
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the. idempotent generating an ideal annihilating 2 is equal to ~ 1 + 21qj
where I a n band Is odd. An example is givenz6f a code with numerical values for
which the-code, distance is a minimum a-z' 2. In or&r to construct a code with code
distances greater than a required value, it is proved that, for the code distance
of length kto~,be,',Strictly.greater than two, it,issufficient that k be less than
-any -number whicW.sat:isfies-,the~ -equation
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This theorem allows one toAetermine the redundancy 'of codes with detection and
correction of -arithmetical errors in a.ring of residues modulus, m 2npe I ... pAO&
Tbe code con$t.ruPted-.byAhe above method makes it possible to.correct a single er-
ror whether the orror results from the execution bf an operation or is a, storage
error. The~obrreLtlon process ita6lf requires no special equipment,'but rather is
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MIKHELEV, V.M. (14oskva)
Codeig correcting arithmetical errors. 7hur. vych. mat. i mat.
fiz. 5 no.2:311-316 Mr-Ap 165. (MIP;, 1p:5i

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ACC NR, W6013634 SOfTRCE CODE:
A~;THOR: Vershubskiy, V. Yu. (Moscow); Mikhelev, V. M. (Moscow)
ORG: none
TITLE: The use of special coding meLhods for Lhe increase in capaCiLy of
accumulators uqJng magnetic registration
S1111RCE: Zhurnal vychisliliul'noy nial.i!marikl i fizili, v. 6, no. 'J,
1966, 548-554
A G 5 :(oding, error correcOng co(It., magnet.'r drum, r-wnpiifor
IWST "llo"T :Usually t.hl~ capacity of m;ignetic recording is inci,a-,ed c
densi~.y of regisLration. However, In addiLf-on Lo two-levull (lt1;,11t
ro-orcl(rig allows Lhe usv of three txaLur,ll levels ("r-IoLk .111d maxi'%tw, ~- a!",
zattion) and the present auLhors are guided )1y this f,ict j;i their ~i-ucri for sde(i-
couing methodi which would Lncreaf-,~L the capac'Cy of magneLlc- re~ordiriV, device,;. Fj I e.
resulting tripl,~-quintuple code allown a reliable rvgi!~t r.jL loll with a large nipn
density in spite of possible large, muLLbilly induced distortions. This, together
wiLh the known devices for linear separation of signals (I. S. Kakarov, Radlotelchnika,
1963, 18, no. 11, 50-60), should increase substantially the capacity of magnetic re-
cording devices. Orig. art. has: 29 formulas and I figure.
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ACC W, AP0034113 SOURCE CODh: UR/0358/66/035/005/0545/0550
AUTHOR: Shestakov, V. I.; .41kheyeva, A. 1.
ORG: V-lad-i-voo-tok-S- ci __ en-ti-f-i' c' Resea-rch __ I-nti'tute -of Ep_1demioloF_Y_,_~ic_ro-'
biology, and Hygiene (Vladivostokskiy nauchno-isoledovatel'akiy inati-
tut epidemiologii, mikrobiologii i gigiyeny); Prinorakiy Kr~y Regional
Sanitar)~~Cpidemiological Station (Primorskaya krayevaya sanepidatants-
:Cy_a~_
TITLE: Study of Japanese encenhalitin6arriers in ~hs Primorskiy Kray
(Maritime Territory)
SOURCE: Meditainakaya parazitologiya i parazitarnyye bolezni. v. 35,
no. 5, 1966, 545-550
TOPIC TAGS: disease vector, animal disease. mosquito. virus disease,
encephalitis
ABSTRACT: More than twenty a~~_~Uit~o species were identified in Japanese
encephalitis foci in the Primorskiy Kray (both coastal and meadow
regions) in 1957-1961. The potential vectors of Japanese encephalitis
among the identified species weres Culex pipens (5% of mosquito collec-
tion), C. bitaeniorhynohus (1%). C. tritaeniorhynchus (0.5%). A. togoi
UDC: 616.988.25-022,395.7+576.895.771]
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(78%), A. koreioue (12). and A. eooonoie (22). The population of
C. tritaoniorhynohua, the chief vector of Japanese encephalitis in
meadow foci, has decreased 30-40 times In recent years due to elimina-
tion of rice fields. In the coastal area. the chief species attacking
man was A. togoi, and in fishing villages, A. togoi and Culax pipene,
In the meadow areas the following species commonly attacked man: A.
dorsalia, A. vexane nipponi, A. eaoansio, Anophatee hyrcanue, and some-~
times Cutiaota silvestris amuronsia. Effective mosquito control con- I
sisted of treating ponds with insecticideakD(coastal regions) and seri&l,'
sprayin (meadow foci). Orig. art. has: 1 table and 2 figures.
(W.A. 501
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S/020/60 135/004/030/037
B004/BO5~
AUTHORS: Kargin, V. A., Academician, Mirlina, S. Ya., Kabanov, V. A.,
Mikheleva, G. A., and Vlasov, A. V.
TITLE: Structure and Properties of Isotactic Polyacrylic Acid and
of Its Salts
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk 385R, 1960, Vol. 135, No. 4,
pp. 893 - 895
TEXT: The problem the authors discuss is the study of spatially regular
synthetic polyelectrolytes which may be used as model substances of
biological polymers. An electron-microscopic examination of the secondary
structures of isotactic polyacrylic acid (PAA) and of its salts has been
made by means of a JEK-5y apparatus. PAA was obtained by alkaline hydro-
lyeis of isotactic polyisopropyl acrylate. Thermogravimetric study showed
that PAA crystallizes as a hydrate, with two monomeric members sharing
one water molecule. The salts were produced by potentiometric titration
(glass electrodes, Z_-5 (LP-5) tube potentiometer) with Ba(OH)2' NaOH'
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Structure and Properties of Isotactic S102 60/135/004/030/037
Polyacrylic Acid and of Its Salts B004YB056
and (CH 3)4 NOH. The following results are given: Isotactic PAA evaporated
from 0.01 - 0.0001% aqueous solution upon a colloxylin film showed similar
globuli as ataotic PAA whose amorphous character was revealed by electron
diffraction studies. Crystallization occurred after EC1 addition to the
dilute solution (0.00001 - 0.0001%). Crystal stacks, spiral bands, and
single crystals were observed. Crystallization in the presence of RC1 is
explained by suppressed dissociation of the carboxyl groups. In acid
media, PAA behaves like a spatially regular polymer. Barium salt produced
from solutions with PH 4.2 - 10.7 exhibited globuli within the entire
PH range. Intrinsic viscosity at PH 5 was 0.07 for PABa, and 0.12 for
PAA. Sodium salt obtained at PH 4.2 11.5 showed globuli in the case of
low PH, which at PH - 6-75 unrolled as a consequence of increasing dis-
aociation and intramolecular repulsion of the COO groups. Fibrils were
forming. At PH a 7 dissociation was complete, single crystals formed, and
intrinsic viscosity reached a maximum. At higher PH, the molecule chains
entangled again, and globuli were observed. In the case of tetramethyl-
ammonium polyacrylate, fibrils were observed near the neutral point, which
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Structure and Properties of Isotactic 3/020J60/135/004/030/037
Polyacrylic Acid and of Its Salts B004/B056
resembled the structures of biopolymers. Observation of a tetramethyl-
ammonium polyacrylate film in polarized light and dry air (40 - 600 C)
showed that the film consisted of intergrown rhombic single crystals,
100~i in size, with a folded structure. Cooling down to 200 C initiated
destruction of the crystals by air humidity. Birefringence vanished.
Re-heating, however, re-established the old crystal structure. From
these phenomena it is concluded that in tha swelled film the mutual
position of the structural elements remains unchanged. Hence, isotactic
PAA showed the same structural types as atactic PkA. However, due to
the regular succession of asymmetric atoms, isotactic PAA showed a greatar
variety in fibril forms approaching the regular structures of biopolymers.
There are 4 figures and 2 references: I Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Moskov kiy gosudaretvannyy universitet im. M. V.
Lomono:ova ( Moscow State University imeni M. V.
Lomonosov)
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AUTHORSt Kargin, V. A., Mirlina, S. Ya. Kabanov, V. A., Mikheleva, G. A.
TITLE: Study on the structure of isotactic polyacrylic acid and its
salts
PERIODICALt Vysokomolekulyarnyye soyedineniya, v. 3, no. 1, 1961, 139-143
TEXTs The study presented is of scientific interest, since polyeleotrolytes
represent systems in whioh insignificant influences produce considerable
structural and ohemical changes, comparable to those met in living nature.
The experiments were carried out on isotaWe polyacrylic acid, (PAA)
(prepared according to Ref. 2) and its Ba *, Na + and N(CH ) + salts (obtained
by potentiometric titration with the corresponding baaes)? 4 The electron-
microscopic studies were performed in a JEU-5Y electron microscope, and
potentiometric titration in a An -5 (LP-5) electronic potentiometer. The
molecular weight (60,000) of the polymer was determined viscosimetrically
(using 0.5 N NaCl as solvent). Preparations for electron-microscopy were
prepared by evaporating drops of 0.01 - 0.00001% aqueous solutions of
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Study on the structure of isotactic ... B119YB216
the substance on suitable carriers. The experimental results were compared
with the results obtained on atactic FAA. Both isotactic FAA, and its salts,
and atactic FAA were found to be of two basic structural typess globular
(compact aggregates of molecules) and fibrilliform. IsotactiQ FAA and its
Na+ and N(CH3)4+ salts (in contrast to atactic FAA and its salts) are able
to assume highly regular fibrilliform structures (bands, helixes, single
crystals) corresponding morphologically to biolpgical polymers. Complete
dissociation of the ionizing groups or an entirely undissociated state were
found to be prerequisite for the formation of secondary crystalline
structures, even at completely regular arrangement of the asymmetric atoms
in the polyelectrolyte chain. Titration of 1% aqueous solution of iso-
tactic FAA with NaOH yields a pK a 0.64 and with N(CH 3)4OH, PK - lt~44
(provided the dissociation constant of the isolated carboxyl group
K0 - 10-4-86 ; pK - pKi - pK0). There are 8 figures and 4 references:
2 Soviet-bloc and I non-Soviet-bloc.
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ASSOCIATIONs Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M. V. Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni M. V. Lomonosov)
SUBMITTED: July 27, 1960
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ISAKOVp A.A. (Kamerovskaya oblast'); -'HURGARAYEV, Amangelldy (Dxhambull-
skaya obl., gazSSR); VIADIMIROV A. (Asbast); FRIKANt L.I.
(Taroslavl'); KILIMM,, Tajo. [Vimmitas); TWWV, I.A.
(Skopin); AKDAUIETOV, N.A. (pos.Mertuk. Z%?SSR); ZAKHARKIN,
V.Ye. (pos.Rudtsev, Tullskays, oblast'); SHESTOPAL, G.A.
(1%aikva); KOTIY, O.A. (Yaroslavl'); GAUKHMAN, V.A. (Moskva);
L40 HITS, A.M. (Yaroslavll); SERGUSH07, S.A. (Yaroslawl');
GOTWAN, E.G. (Per-hors.); VEnOV, K.V. (Putintsevo, Vostochno-
Kazakhstanskoy obl.); _K=LZVIqH, Sh.Kh (Daugavpils);
SKOPETS, Z.A. (Yarosliv].1); RY5FKCV-, L.M. (Yaroslavl');
CHEGODAYEV, A.I. (Gavrilov-Yam)
Problems. Mat.v shkole no.605-92 N-D 162. (MIRA 16:1)
Cba~tkematics-Problems, exercises, etc.)

KRATTSER. P.A. [Kratser, P.A.],; KIKHZMICH, T~.Te.Ctrbnalatorj,; RNNYUH,
Tu.Y&., red.; KLIICWO, S.T 9 to . --Fe-d .
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[Urban climate] Klimat gorods. Moskva, 17,d-vo inostr. lit-r7,
1958. 238 p. CTran9late4 from the German]. (KIRA 11:11)
(Clicatology)

MIKHELIS, K.
Raduction of Internal cInders of tnnal rurmcea q9 one or +I,- wn-7s nr 4~e--^P-4-m
efficlency of these agMpates.
P. 51 (Trudy) No. 2, 1956, Eptonla
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MIMELIS KOMAR, E. G., MALYSM, I. F., POpKovroll, A. V.
*Va== Chamber of the 10 GeV Synchrotron Electromagnet,"
paper presented at CM Symposium, 1956, appearing in Nuclear
Instruments, go. 1, pp. 21-30j 1957

AUTHORS: Malyshev,
Martyugov,
S/12o/62/000/004/007/047
E039/E420
I.F., Popkovich, A V. , L.
G.M., Artemov, A.D., Karpenko, N.M.
TITLE': The vacuum system of the 7 Gov proton synchrotron
PERIODICAL: Pribory i toklinika eksperimenta, no.4, 1962, 46-51
TEXT: The vacuum chamber of the synchrotron consists of
112 curved sections in the magnet gaps.and 112 straight sections
situated between thq magnet blocks. The curved sections (except
for 11 sections containing accelerating electrodes, situated in
X-blocks) are constructed from corrugated tubes of 1>,18"9-1
(lKhl8N9T) steel; thickness 0.3 min, convolut:Lons 3 min deep
and a pitch of 7 min and of elliptical cross-section 114 and 84 min
along axes. On the straight sections are mounted the vacuum.
manifolds and apparatus for observing the beam, e.g. measurement of
intensity and position of beam And also lost particles. 56 oil
diffusion pumps type SA -05 (VA-05) with semiconductor
refrigerators and liquid nitrogen traps are used to evacuate tile
working space and there are 14 forevacuum pumps type BH -1 (VN-1).
The vacuum chamber can be divided into 14 sections by means of
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gate valves which can be operated manually or by remote control
A working pressure of about 2 x lo-6 mm is achieved. oetalled
diagrams of the layout of the system and the main components are
given. There are 7 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-issiedovatel'skiy institut olektrofizichemkoy
apparatury GKAE (Scientific Research Institute for
Electrophysical. Apparatus GKAE)
SUBMITTED: April 6, l.962
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Prolparstion of pot&sglnu chloroplatinitoo Zbtw. PrlkW. Mn. 26, 221 133.
(CA 47 no.21:11060 #53) (KwA 6:3)

ACCESSION MRs AT3012129
8/2967/63/000/000/0236/0142
AUTHORSt Vqamli-n,, A. Nei Hikholev, V. H.j Kusine Ye. P.
TITLEt Arithmetic device for univornal o ettronic computers with controls and
integrated operations
SOURCE V roay* vy*,chial-ttollnoy rratematiki i vyvchialitallaoy tokhniki. Moccow,
&Y-22
TOPIC TA03i eloctronJc computer, 1ntr3jTa'.cA cperaLion, uurmaator, piiLr3o devicr',
partq)ftaao output, lu(;ical control, 6.~N'U lanp, 016P lamp
ADTI MCT i A apoai~'Ll lk)pical ochomo arlLlonot.1c dr3rico u3jnf; Lobo oirsnont.,i for jLjj;jj-
npood oporationo at I molficyclo frt-Itioncy ha:j benn diacuo:jod. Tho i!,ix I,-, the
arWimetlc coarpuLor in z, i,.)frjnfjaj [rVjCjjjr ~i m,l tho rorwLnini, cir(;u1fr-/. a i) 1.13,3
dovico. The uuismator wo o.-j typo 6ZIOP arul (WtP I Lurij)3 and rocorrig wJ I nriyiichroaiad
Input. Tho dfjv-ico Mij t1woo oporat,ing rocordorn, with ono recordor or woctfwl W a
paraphaou output. Ono pw-aphaija outpuL In counidorod aufflaient ff!r Day aritIrlatio
oporaUon. T1w ar1Wvwtio dovlco opuraton w1th )7 (119chargo oodons -) na'gjiltuda
order dloolLargoas 30 mantiname Lialuding airLw, and 3 control diachargaa. To
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ACC135SION Me AT3012129
oroure execution of an operation, the logIcal control method mod (qm_l) is iised
w1ioro q - fundamental calculation system w-id m - quantity of control discliargon.
The control rocordor is coruiactod by moan.9 of a oammator through an olocLron tube
and a phase ahiftor. The control itoolf conBi3to of a counter, doon-dor oporation,
and a docodor with a contral control oporation. Each ariiitmotlc cparation consists
of an aggrogato of micro --op era~iona trannuiltting numbars from the rogistor through
tho abi-ftor and aummator. Thia arithmatio dovico maltipliou in 18 woo, doos
logical opuratiorw In 6 msoo, dividon in 4-0 woo, and takus squaro root in 90 Msoc.
Orig. art. haal 5 figureao
ASSOCIalol": none
SUBMTM a 00 DATE ACQj 22Dct63 FIICL 1 00
WD COD31 3) NO IW SOVI 000 OnlEnt 000
Card 2/2

KULAQN. A.Ta.. nealatent; MIKITSLIKEVICH, T.Not a9siatent
"Electric equIpmont for oil well drilling" b7 K.M. Kulizade. Reviewed
by A. IA. KUlagin. 7.11. Kikhel'kevich. IzY.vy9.ucheb.zav.; elektromakh.
1 no.9:127-129 ' 58. OGRA 12: 1)
1. Kuybyahevskiy induetrial'nyy Inatitut.
(Oil well drilling-lquipment &nd supplies)
(Kulizade, K.N.)

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1V700 S/i2l/60/000/006/004/008
AUTHORS: -Zheleznov, Ye. S.,.!!1khellkevich, V. N.
TITM Automatic Cross-Feed Control of Internal Grinders
PERIODICAL: Stanki i Instrument, 1960, No. 6, pp. 18-20
TEXT: The authors describe an automatic control of the cross-feed during
Internal grinding operations, the principle of which consists in the fact that,
corresponding to the previously set program, the removal speed of the allowance
as a function of allowance itself is maintained during the grinding prooess with
a definite degree of accuracy %%\The automatic control of the speed of allowance
removal during the grind4g prbcess excludes negative effects of the grinding disk
wear mid of elastic deformations In the system mach:Lie tool - grinding disk -
machined part an the steadiness or the operation cycle. Owing to this it Is
possible to increase the speed of allowance removal considerably (by 4-8 times In
comparison with the teckmology exalsting at present), which would result in a
reduction of machining time without running the risk of burning the machined
surface. The authors establish the maximum speed of allowance removal vmax at
which the surface of the machined part remains free from burns and the final
speed vfin of allowance removal at the end of the machining process, I. e. at
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Automatic Cross-Feed Control of IntentaLl Grinders W121/60/000/006/004/008
that instant when the grinding disk is removed from the machined part. The
required degree of surface finish of the machined part has to be considered.
The automation of the cross-feed is rendered possibly,by the use of a special
electric tracer drive which represents a closed system of automatic regulation.
If the actual feed deviates from the given one, the system of automatic regulation
Alm at reducing this disagreement to a minimi, . The automatic control device has
been developed by the Kafedra glektrifikatsil Predpriyatiy Kuybyshevskogo Indus-
triallnogo InstItuta (Department of Plant Electrification of the Kuybyshev
Industrial Institute) together with the Kuybyahevskly Ordena Lenin& PodshJLpnikovyy
Zavod QLuybyahev Order of Lenin Bearing Plant). The investigations and tests
cirried Lndlng machine with program-controlleAdeross-feed
showed that in this case the machining tlme*an be reduced by 1.9-2.5vltimss in
comparison with machining without automatic control, If all the technological
demands are observed. Machine tool efficiency increases by 35-50% depending on
the type of dimenzion of the machined part, while the specific power consumption
Is lowered. There are 2 graphs, 1 photo, I circuit diagram and 1 block-diagram.
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ZREMNOVO Ye. S.F Imnd. tekhn. nauk; ZIMMLIMICH, V. ., aspirant
3ffect of gMm In lateral food mochanlaw an the precision
of the regulation of allowance yield speed Isv. vys* ucheb.
zav.1 mashimmtr. no.7:192-199 162. iMIRA 161l)
1. Kuybyshevskiy industriallnV inetitut.
(Grindine and polishing)
(Automatic control)

VIMNOV, Yul,,; MIKSLINEVICH, V.N.
Four-C I. 1 transistor switch for simultsmous observatiop
Of Oeveral, processes on the search of a single-beam oscilloscope.
Priborostroenie no.11:28-29 N f62. (MIRA 15:12)
(Electric reUys)
(Oscillograph)

L 06322-67 EWP (k) /EWT (d) /E7WT (m) /F7dP (h) /E74P (1) /E1,1P (v) IEWP (t) /Zi'l IJP(c) RH/
ACC NR: AR6004303 DJ IJ 1; SOURCE CODE: UR/0276/65/OO0/0O9/bl48/`B1a
AUTHOR% 14ikhelikevich, V. N. .1
TITLE: New system of automatic cross-feed control for a spherical grinder accord-
ing to a specified program of excess material removal as a function of time
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Tekhnologiya mashino3troyeniyu, Abs. 9B1101
REF SOURCE: Tr. aeminor~ r 3
~o vopr. progre3sivn. metodov Bhlifov, i dovodki
detaley, obespech. vysok. i stabilln. tochnost' i dogovechn. podahipnikov
kacheniya. M., 1964, 168-182 ~1
TOPIC TAGS: grinding machine, automt1c control syntem, bill bearing
ABSTRACT: It is noted that, duo to several factors, it is impossible to obtain
a high productivity cycle with the required grindine accuracy on ball bearing!!'
race grinders without equipping these machines with automatic control of the
cross food. Power- or torque-based control systems do not provide such a cycle
because of its machining time 4natability. It is only possible to provide such a
cycle if, during theeLndlng~procesB, no rej-ulntion of the support speed is
attempted, but rather the speed of excess j&iterinl removal is controlled. A
Card 1/2 UDG: 621-924.6.012.4-436-529

L 06322-67
ACC UR: AR6004303
closed-loop automatic feed control syaten is described. It regulates the speed
as a function of tolerance and thus allows a machining speed several times
greater than during normal operating cycles. Consequently the machining, time
for a part can be sharply decreased (by a factor of 2-2.51. The factors which
influence the periodic machining speed oscillations, grinding power, radial
forces, and other parameters during an established machining regime are con-
sidored. Ways of decreasing the effects of technological distrubances on control
system operation are indicated. Thporetical equations are presented which permit
evaluation of the actual t N~Pcrease as a function of time and which allow
calculation of th timum system gain coefficient for a given control accuracy.
10 Mustrationese Xanslation of abatraot7
SUB CODE: 13
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LUTSUK, V.Ya.; MIKOEPMAN, A.I.
Use of ultrasonic waves in ?~he mairufacture o~~ c.41-base lacquers
for leather. Leh.prom. no.1:34-35 Ja-Mr 163. (MIRA 16:4)
1. TSentr;il',ii~vn nauelmo-isaledovatel'skaya laboratoriya Ivano-
Frankovskogo soveta narodnogo 0iozyaystva (for Lutsuk). 2. Ivano-
Frankovokiy fak-ul'tt~t obshchey,tekhnologii L'vovskogo politeihni-
cheskogo inotituta (for 1,11khol man).

BIDASYUX, A.G.1 SKUBLESKIYV, Ye.; MIKHELIMAN, A.I.
Dowaxing oil-well pipes using ultrasonic methods. Neft. i gas.
prom. no.2s49-51 Ap-Je 164. (MIRA 1719)

SKUBLEVSKIY, Ye.M.; MIKHELIMAN, A.I.
-... I ~ .
Plaotic-dymmic thoory of' %rit- r%otior. of sol-,;ifying
in a round pipe In a ultmoonto flold. Izv. wyn. tichob. zAvo;
neft' I gaz 6 no.10:79-81 163. (MRA 17:3)
1. Ivano-Frankovskiy filial Llvovskogo politekhnicheakoro instituta.

M1197,L'10-11, A.:.
Concerning tne Lemperature c"-.hro7,~- -~f pe'tro)e= mrvIrr. 'n a ---'F;e
section tn an ultraeunic flell. !z-,,. vyv. ucheb. zav.; neft' i
__ , ( ',I-
gaZ 8 no. 1 .1)17 1 k~f, It). TRA 18:2)
1. lvano-Frankwakly fillml Llvovz;~oro poll ttfkhnl'Cv)elkoJ?k) Instituta.

MHELIMAN, A.I.; LUTSUY, V.Ya.
Application of ul%raBonic waves in *.re pr-y-uc~: -..,i rf
phenol-formaldehyde resina. Leh.prom.no.lt48-49
J&_Mr 164. (VIRA joij)

SOV /I Z4-58- 5-5Z50
Translation from- Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 5. p 43 (USSRo
AUTHOR Mikhel'man, I.D.
TITLE The Importance of Turbines With Series-parallel Stearn Flo%k
and Special Methods for Their Thermal Analysis jZna( heniyc
turbin s parallel'no-posledovatel'nym potokom para i o9oben-
nosti metodik3 ikh teplovogo rascheta)
PERIODICAL Tr. Tallinsk. politekhn. in-ta, 1957, Vol A, Nr 105, 15 pp.
ill.
ABSTRACT. A study is made of the operating principle of a serivs-paral-
lel stearn-flow marine turbine in which, when the ship travels
at full speed, a group of high-pressure stages operat( s in
parallel while, when the ship travels at reduced speed, it oper-
ates in series. This principle of operation is compared with
other methods for increasing turbine efficiency at cruising
speeds and on economy runs, including methods involving in-
stallation of special stages for cruising speeds and economy
runs and the use of gas-turbine accelerators and of sliding
steam parameters.
Card 1/1 1 Ship turbines--Perforttance N.A. Kolokol'tsov

AID P - 3508
Subject USSR/Power Eng
Card 1/1 Pub. 26 - 2/30
Author Berson, S. Ya., I. P. Ivanov, I. M. Makhnovetskiy,
S. P. Korsak, and M. D. K Xn, Engs.
Title Two stage hot air combustion of pulverized coal
Periodical Elek.sta., 9, 5-8, S 1955
Abstract The authors discuss in detail certain changes made
on boilers of the PK-9-200/35 type, which use hard
coal and are Installed at one of the thermal power
plants. The article describes the results of 4 years
work in designing, testing and improving of the boiler
design. Further research and tests are recommended.
Three diagrams.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

14IKHELIMAII, M.D.
Surgical reduction of congenital dislocation of the hip in
adolescents and ad4ts. Khirurgila 36 no.6:55-60 Je '60.
(MIRA 13:12)
(HIP JOITIT-DISLOCATION)

ZAIABA, T.Ya,# daktor med. nauk; MERKURIYEVA, R.V.V W4. biol. nauk;
MD91ELI_KU, 14.D-., doktor med. nau'.; MIKUUXA, N.M., kand.' mod.
naulc
Biochemical study of the protein.-carbohydrate complexes of thq
blood serum in patients with arthroBis deformans of the hip joint;
preliminary report. Ortop., travm. i protez. 26 no. 10:3-9
0 165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Iz TSentrallnogo Instituta travmatologii i ortopedii (dir. -
chlen--korrespondent AMN SSSR prof. M.V.Tolkov). Adress
av+.orcrvt Moskva A-299, u1. priorova d. 10 TSentrallnyy insiitut
travmatologii i ortopedii. Submitted May 23, 1964.

KIKHMWVICH. M.S. Ldecaused). prof. Ovanova)
Imaginary foreign bodies in the asophapus. Test.otorin. 20
no.2:W.-84 Mr-Ap '58. WU 12: 11)
(ISOPMGUS. f or. body
refiez sensation from die. of thoracic organs
similating for. body (Rue))
(THOUX. dis.
causing reflex sensation slmaating esophikgenl
for. body (Riis))

MIMMIOVICH, Sh.Kh. (Daugavpils. Istviyekays SSR).
the topic *Parallel lines." Kat. v shkole no.6:39-47
158. (MIRA 11: 12)
(Geometr7. Plane-Study an4 teaching)

,MIKHEIDVICH, Sheftell Khenekhovich; ANDRONOV, I.K., prof.,reteenzent;
NECHATEV,V. 1. dots.. retsenzent;
TAL-SKIY,b.i.;;4d.;'66ROKHOVA,S.S.,tokhn.red.
(Theory of numbers] Teoriia chisel. 146skva, Gos.izd-vo
"Vysshala shkola," 1962. 259 p. (MIRA 1617)
(Numbers, Theory of)

V.A.
(-Ylcoti on of I r.
work of' slye J
Kt 7 :LA
18:10)

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(VoTa qmw AA-P=j j0 4=1 sea ;Dg) Rolm 4
UST90a UaD) MMI 'Aft 'VOWs L-RJUM 'T"OT

MIYJMLISON, A. A.
am/Engineering - iroundry, lquipwnt Jan 52
"Machine for Centrifugal Canting of Cast-Iron
Water Pipes," A. A. Mikhelloon,' Engr
"Litey Prolzvod" No 1, PP B-13
Describes semiautomatic machine, designed by TsKS
XIILITMSh add constructed,at "Krasnays Presnys"
plant, for casting water pipes of 2W . 250 and
300 ma diams. Gives drawings and discusses func-
tions of machine parts in detail.
2*14

USSR/Metallurgy - Foundry, EquiVment YWY 52
"Automatic Shot-Blast Cleaning Machine," A. A.
Mikhel'son, Engr, NIILITMASh
"Litey Proizvod" No 5, PP 7-9
Describes machine with conveyer feed of castings
and forgings of low and medium wt, 2-20 kg. Auto-
matic feeder for replacing shot, destroyed in
cleaning process and removed pneumaticallyp may be
adjusted for shot supply at rates 4 to le k;y/hr.
Productivo ,apanitv of machir- 2-4 tons/",-r
228T88
with consumption of 0.5-1 shot amounting
to 2-3 kgl/tons.
228T88

A,
112-1-1393
Translation from: Referativnyy Zhurnal, Blektrotekhnika, 1957,
Nr 1, p. 214 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Mikhellao-n,-A.A.
TITLE: Examples of Automation of Foundry Machinery Performance
(Primery avtomatizatall raboty liteynykh maahin)
PERIODICAL: From 3bornik: Avtomatizatalya tekhnol. protsessov v
m"hinostr. Goryachaya obrabotka metallov. Moscow,
AN SSSR, 1955, pp-386-400.
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry
Card 1/1

LATVIA / Chemical Technology. Varnishes# Paints, Dyes H-50
Lacquer-Point Coatings.
Abs Jour i Ref Zhur - Xhim., No 12, 1958, No 41676
Author I I'likhelson, -A.E.. Titin, I.A,
Inst t Ins- ~.7ut ~Fiziki
Title I An Induction Drying of Varniah-Paitt Cbatingsb
Orig Pub I Tr. In-ta Fizikit AN Latv& SSR~ 1954, 71 91-103
Ab9tr wt No abstract.
Card 1/1

UNW/Adlolne - Ibblaacmaus, Dinamosis Jul Jtf
Madleine - Tumors, Xtiology and
Pathogenesis
Ifte Form& of Localized Ichinococcus (Bobinococcus
-T of Sbues and the Prostrate Gland)," Docent A. 1.
Mikbol'acz, Faculty Surg Clinic, Bashkir Met Inat,
2 pp
.90drurg.17an No 7
MkInococcus in fairly coo== in Bashkir. In 1945
Reftrov published data an 513 Owme, 143 of which
wm observed during 9 years previous In departments
at Ufa First Surg Clinical Hoop. Disease is usually
j" 34142M2
~/Xadlclno - 3oh1nococous, Digieposis Jul 48
(Ccnt&)
2=alized In liver (80%); lung, spleen, an& kidneys
cam next. Infectiou of other organs is rare an&
dlWosis Is apt to be inaccurate. Describe* two ram
3=alized forms.
ti
34/49T35

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1 W."

MIKHMISON, A.I.
Technic of fixation of a catheter a demsurs. Yest.kh1r.Grokova 70
no.6t66-67 1950. (CLKL 20:5)
1. Of the Hospital Surgical Clinic of Minsk Medical Institute (Di-
rector-YeA.Kombits), Minsk.

HIMLISON. A.I., dotseut.
Letters to the editor. Wrurgiia no.9:92-93 S '53. (MLRA 6:11)
(Bladder--Transplantation)

vmmlsm' A. 1.
MIKEWSOI,', A. I.: "Surgical treatirent of congenital fIssures of
the bladder". Minsk, 195r). Minsk State VAdical Inst. (Disiertation
fo:- the Degree of Candidate of MEDICAL Sciences)
LaLm Letopial No. 51, 10 Decerber 1955
SO: &I m

MIKMISON,A.Z.
(Methods for the examination of the urological cases; manual for
the practicing physician] Notodika isoledovanits, urologichookikh
bolln,ykh, v ponoshch' praLktichookomu vrachu. 2 iz6. top. i dop.
Minsk, Goo. izd.-vo BSSR. 1955. 85 p. (MLRA 8:11)
(GENITOURINARY ORGANS--DISUSES)

,MIIMLISCU. A.L. dotsent
Case of ureterocele descended from the bladder. Urologiia n0-41:58-59
O-D 0 55 - (KIBA 9:12)
1. In gospitallnoy khtrurgichaskoy kliniki Kinskogo, meditainskogo
t
instituta (dir. kliatki i instituta - dots. I.M.Stellmashonok)
(UMERS. diseaaeo,
ureterocele prolapeed from bladder)

Nums 'lab
Dissortations huigioal Treatment of Congenital Clefts of
the Bladdar
Degrees Doc Red Soi
Affilintidni faft indicated.7
Defonso Date, Places 8 Doc 55, Council of tho Minsk State Mod
Infit
Certification Dates 19 VaY 56
Bourses SM 4b7

A.I,* doteant
Xzpariance with surgical treatment of congenital fissures of the
bladder. Urologiia 21 no.2:45-49 Ap-je 156. (KIRA 9:12)
1. Is gospitalloor khirurgichaskoy kliniki Kinskogo goewlarstvannogo
aeditelaskogo Instituta (dlr. kliniki i instituta - dotenst I.M.
Stalfeashonokh)
(ADMORK&LITLIS,
exatrophy of bladder, surg. (Rua))
(BUDMR, abnormalities,
exatropkw, surg. (Rue))

KLMLISON, A.L.. ~9.ktor maditainakikh nauk
- ---
Letter to the editor. Urologiia 22 no.2:90 Mr-Ap '57. (KIBA 10:7)
(BIADDn--4BNORM IT LES AND DZYCHNIT115)

-XIML'SON, A.I., doktor maditainakikh nauk (Kins1c)
"Outlines of urological symptowtology and disgoosis" by S.D.
Gollgorskii. Reviewed by A.I.Mikhel'son. ghtrurgita 33 ao-3:
139 141 gr '57. (KLRA 10:6)
(URIURT ORGANS--I)ISYASXS)
(GOLIGORSKII, S.D.)

141KM 1_509. A.L.. doktor med.nauk
Unusual anomaly and pathology of the upper arir.-"7 tract in sitas
Inversua totalis. Urologila 24 no-3:52-53 Vq-J6 '59. (MIRA 12:12)
1. Iz goopitallnoy khirurgicheakoy kliniki Kinakoen med1tainskogo
Instituta.
WRINART TRACT, abnormalities,
in situs inveraus (Rua))
(SITUS IWERSUS, compl.
urinary abnorm. (Rua))

KnaISLISONp A.I.
Case of pilar tumor of the gastronintestinal
origin in a 10-year old girl. Khirurgiia 36
160.
(DIGESTIVE ORGANS-TUMORS)
tract of ambryoma
Uo.2tl09-lU Ir
(KIRA l3sl2)

KUZNM,L~(`V, Cleg 'indroyevich; -,, LUBI , oorla 1vi,novich;
Ff,.-',KIIOUKJK!., VLatv. FrAosey-ilch; O.ZN, red.
[;.utorr,atIc t,,,.ntrr,I in jreurt.-f; survey -)f
forolim ei.1-inecri,,g] *-jtom,,it Ic`.ef;ktJ k,-,ntroll t~rr+prati;ry v
promyvhienr-orti; o~)zor zwnjbezhn(A tokhr.Akl. Mr).Ava,
G')SI NT) , 19~ 2. Q) p, Q,.I,Gt 17:-,')

mmamis(op A.i.,, prof,; H01MORT, V.A.
Actinmqaosis of the Wachme Urologiia no.1:84-85 162. WIRA 15,11)
1. Iz urologicheskoy kliniki (sav. - prof* A.I. Mikhellson)
Balorusakogo instituta usovershenstwovaniya vrachey.
(ACTINOMYCOSIS) (URINARY ORGANS.-TUMORS)

HINHEL&SCN A.I., prof. (Minsk)
.--I-
Review of L.P. Xmizellburd's book *Clinicomentgenological
diagnosis of urological diseases.* Urologlia 28 no.5t82-83
S-0063 (MIRA 1714)

A. I-of , ; . .'' F
E f f i
U r c I I xl f nc
A I I
1. Uro logi -rifj:!VzL,,,ra k i i ka ror. A.1 k
Be I orus-.~kc,jyo ~~no ti ', ;,a I wi.:-i vi, a" r e';

YAGDYYEV, N., otv. red.; tqKkE41SON, A.O., red.; 14YAGKOV, N.Ya.,
red.; NOVIKOV, G.S., red.; MAYOROVA, Yu.M., red. izd-va;
IVONTIYKVA, G.A., tekhn. red.
[Work results of the Repetek Station for the Study of Sandy
Desert I&Msl Opyt raboty Repetekskol peachano-pustynnot
stantsii. Ashkhabad, Isd-vo AN Turkm.SSR, 1963. 10 p.
(MIRA 16:7)
1. Akademiya nauk Turknenskoy SSR, Ashkhabad. Institut pustyn'.
(Turkmenistan-Deserts)

HIMLISON A.V,
Using salt additives in concrete and earth work conducted
in the winter. Stroi. truboprov. 8 no.90 S 163.
(MIRA 16: 11)
1. Treat Shchakingazatroyo Shchakino Tullakoy obl.

HIMLISON, A.V,
Using "It additives in concrete and earth work conducted
in the winter. Stroi. trubaprov. 8 w.915 S 163.
(MIRA 1611.1)
1. Treat ShoheMagazatroyo Shahakino Tullskoy obl.

MIKHELISON A, YA. (Engr.), KREYN, S. Ye.
BWABFM, M. Z. (EW-)
Oils and Fato - Analysis
Properties of oils at low temperatures for the electric power industry. Elek. sta. 23
no. 8, 1952.
Monthly List of :tussian Accguslons, Library of Congress, November 1952. Unclassified.

M, T 1" ), , ,,A/1 114
AUTHORS: Ivanov, K.I. and Mikhel'son A.Ya. 65-10-7/13
TITLE: The Influence of the Degree of Purification of Po-re-- Oils
on Their Ability to Form Water Soluble Acids in the Initial
Stages of Ageing (Vliyaniye Eiut[nv ochistki energetirheskikh
masel na sposobnost' ikh obrazovyvat' vodorastvDrimyye
kisloty v nachalle stareniya)
PERIODICAL: Khimiya i Tekhnologiya Topliva i filasel, 1957, No.10,
pp. 34 - 41 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: An investigation of the dependence of the ahility of
transformer and turbine oils to form water soluble acids in
the initial stages of ageing on the degree of their refining
with sulphuric acid was carried out. Properties of oils taken
from the investigation are given in Table 1. Oils were
successively treated with 93.5% sulphuric acid in 3% portions
neutralised with 3016 NaOH, and washed and dried. Thus from
each distillate, samples were obtained of a diferent degree
of purification. All samples were tested for stability accor-
ding to [-OCT 981-55 (results: Figs. 1-41 Table 2). It was
established that all investigated distillates and oils prepared
from them form, in the initial stages of ageinL:, volatile and
non-volatile water-soluble acids in amounts decreasinF, with
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The Influence of the Degree of Purification of Po~,,'er Oils on Their
Ability to Form Water Soluble Acids in the Initial StageE of Ageing
increasing degree of refining up to attainment of a certain
optimum of purification which, in the case of Embenskiy oils,
corresponds with the optimum degree of purifiebtion in respect
of their general stability. On further increase of the degree
of purification, the character of the change of the yield of
water soluble acids depends on the nature of the initial raw
material. WbLile in oils on a naphthenic base (from Archedinsk
crude) it continues to decrease, in oils from Embenskoy crude
it increases with over-purification. The latter phenomenon
is due to an increased content of 'araffinic hydroc,3rbins --n
the ftbenskoy oils. There are 2 tables, LL figures and 14
references, 12 of which are Russian and 2 German.
ASSOCIATION: All-Unica Power Engineering Institute (Vsesoyuznyy
teplotekhnicheskiy institut)
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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L;OV-91-59-11-9,120
AUTHORS: Gerasimov, 1~.N., Luzhetskiy, A.A., K14khell'son, A.Ta.
neers
TITLE: A Comment on an Article by Ya.G. Yemellyanov and Ye.I.
Kabanov, "The Use of the New Antioxidants Pyramidon and
Antipyrine" ("Energetik", 1957, Nr 7) (Po povodu stat'i
Ya. G. Yemellyanova i Ye. I.Kabanova "Primeneniye novykh
antiokialiteley piramidona i antipirina" ("Energetik",
1957, Nr 7)
PERIODICAL: Energetik, 1958, Nr 11, pp 20-21 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: On the basis of operational tests of VTI-l fidditivetcarr-
ied out on two transformers of the high-voltage network
of Mosenergo, the authors of the afore-mentioned article
came to the conclusion that this additive is useless and
that most power systems refuse to use it. At the same
time they recommended the additives pyramidon and antipy-
rine on the basis of their genoral stability in laboratory
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SOV-91; 8;11-9/20
A Comment on an Article by Ya.G. Yemellyanov and Ye.l. Kabano ~ The
Use of the flew Antioxidants Pyramidon and kntipyrine"
present article, who give examples where VTI-l is being
successfully used, and state that it has the most marked
ability to prevent the formation of low-molecular acids
in the initial period of the aging of the oil. They also
state, that due to its selective action, the few cases
where it has proved ineffective are due to it being used
with unsuitable oils. A table is given showing laboratory
tests which prove these points. The authors conclude
by saying, that laboratory tests, in regard to pyramidon
and antipyrine, are usually optimistic. There is one
table.
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AUTHORS: Ivanov, K. I., Lipshteyn, R.A. and kikhellson, A. Ts.
TITLE: New Method for Evaluating the Behaviour of Transformer
Oil During Normal Operation (Novyy metod otseaki
povedeniya transformatornykh masel v ekspluatatsii)
PERIODICAL: Khimiya i Tekhnologiya Topliv i Kesel, 1958, Nr 12,
pp 46-48 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A method has been developed in the VTI Laboratory for
determining more reliably the behaviour in operation of
transformer oil, i.e. the behaviour after ageing.
The method consists in ageing the oil in a specially
equipped small power transfogmer with a tank capacity
of 12 litres operating at 95 C under no-load conditions
at a 100% over-voltage, i.e. with a maximum of 100%
increase in the field strength with simultaneous blowing
of oxygen onto the oil at a rate of 25 ml/min per 10 kg
of oil. During the tests the oil was heated by the
losses of the transformer itself and also by an additional
140 W immersion heater and a 1800 W hot-plate placed
under the transformer. Due to the fitting of an additional
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SOV/65-58-12-10/16
New Method for Evaluating the Behaviour of Transformer oil
During Normal Operation
at a relatively high test temperature of 95 1 0.5 0C
and saturation of the oil with oxygen, the ageing
process is accelerated and lasts 750 hours, i.e. the
ageing is considerably slower than in various "express"
methods. The testing of the oil was effected simult-
aneously in two transformers in two stages. The first
stage, lasting 100 hours, enables determination of the
tendency of the oil to form water soluble acids du-ring
the initial stage of ageing; the second stage lasting
650 hours permits evaluating the ability of the oil to
resist ageing over long periods. During the first stage,
the oxygen is fed in continuously, during the secona
stage, the oxygen is fed in solely during the time when
the transformer is actually in operation, i.e. 7 hours
per day. At certain intervals samples are taken and the
total acidity, the content of water soluble and volatile
acids, the saponification number, the content of active
oxygen and hydrogen, surface tension etc. are determined
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New Aethod for Evaluating the Behaviour of Transformer Oil
During Normal Operation
also determined. Between the individual tests, the
transformers are carefully cleaned by heating them
twice over a long period,each time with a new portion
of fresh oil. The here described method permits
evaluating of the behaviour of transformer oils under
conditions closely resembling normal operating conditions.
During the first 100 test hours, it Is possible to
evaluate the ability of transformer oils to form low-
molecular water soluble acids at the beginning of the
ageing process and during a subsequent 650 hours it is
possible to determine the behaviour of the oil under
conditions of operation over long periods. Test results
are given which were obtained for some Soviet oils,
one of them containing 0.3% of the anti-oxidant
2,6-di-tert.butyl-4-methylphenol. There are 3 figures
ASSUCIATION: Vsesoyuznyy teplo-tekhnicheskiy institut
(All-Union Thermo-technical Institute)
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S/08 1J62 /000/007/02 7/03 3
B1 68/Bi 01
AUTHORS. Ivanov, K. I., Lipahteyn, R. A., Mikhellson, A. Ya.,
Luzhetskiy, A. A.
TITLE: A method of evaluating the operational characteristics of
inhibited insulating oils
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 7, 1962, 550-551,
abstract 7M197 (Sb. "Prisadki k maslam I toplivam". M.,
Gostoptekhizdat, 1961, 290-297)
TEXT: A test-bench method of evaluating the operational characteristics
of transformer oils has been devised (a diagram of the apparatus io givens
Essentially this method Consists of testing the oil for aging over a
period of 750 hours in a low-power transformer running without load at
twice the maximum field intensity. In order to reduce the time taken by
the test the aging process of the transformer oil is speeded up by using
special devices for heating the oil to 950C, for saturatingit with oxygen
and for circulating the oil in the field zone. The quality of the
transformer oil is determined, while the oil is in use, from changes In a
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S/081/62/CCO/CO7/027/033
A method of evaluating the ... B168/B101
group of characteristics - namely, tendency to form low-molecular water-
soluble acids in the initial stages of aging (after 100 hours), general
acidity, quantity of sediment, tangent of angle of dielectric losses
(tan 6), condition of the solid insulation, corrosive attack on copper,
etc. With this method it is possible to make a more objective and ul~
broader evaluation of the operational characteristics of a transformer
oil than by other, familiar, methods. A number of tests were carried out
by this method on home-produced commercial and experimental oils and also
on imported commercial oils. LAbstracter's note: Complete translation
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S/065/61/000/007/005/005
E194/E435
AUTHORS: Lipahteyn, R.A., Ivanov, K.I. and Mikhellson, A.Ya.
TITLE: Assessment of the service properties of transformer oils
PERIODICALt Khimiya L tekhnologiya topliv i masel, 1961, No.7,
pp.63-70
TEXT: Existing laboratory methods of testing transformer oils do
not assess them fully. Accordingly, the Laboratoriya nefti
(Petroleum Laboratory) of the VTI has developed a method of
assessing transformer oil in small transformers. These
transformers operate at twice the rated voltage and, to reduce the
test time, ageing of the oil is intensified by heating it to a
temperature of 95*C, saturating it with oxygen and by circulation
of the oil. The oil is assessed by measuring the contents of low
and high molecular weight acids, the amount of sludge, the
dielectric lose angle, the condition of the solid insulation,
corrosivity to copper and other tests. These rig tests give
results that are in agreement with VTI experience of the service
performance of the oils in question and data obtained by
A.A.Luzhetakiy. Test results on a considerable number of oils are
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Assessment of the service ... E194/E435
given. In general, Soviet oils from low sulphur crudes were
unsatisfactory usually because of excessive formation of low
molecular weight acids or sludge. Even the best of the Baku oils
did not give such good rig test results as imported British and
French oils. Oils produced from high sulphur crudes were also
generally unsatisfactory. Di-terbutylparacresol (DBPC)
effectively improved the oxidation stability of many of the oils,
However, the results of rig tests on inhibited oils are sometimes
not so favourable as might be expected from labora-tory bench tests,
The usual relationship between depth of refining and inhibitor
response is reported. With base oil of satisfactory quality, the
content of DBPC may be reduced from 0.3 to 0.2%, but further
reduction to 0.1% gives poor performance. The All-Union
Scientific Research Institute of the Petroleum Industry (VNII NP)
and the Novo-Kuybyshev Refinery developed a method of manufacturing
hydrofined transformer oil from high sulphur crudes without solvent
treatment. Although bench test results are satisfactory, heavy
sludge formation was experienced in laboratory transformers and,
accordingly, stricter requirements were applied to this oil in
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Assessment of the service ... C194/E435
respect of sludge formation in the fourteen hour oxidation test of
the standard MOT 981-55 (GOST 981-55). The second production
batch of hydrofined oil was also refined by percolation and gave
much better rig test results. On the basis of the work, it in
recommended that if transformer oils are made from now crudes by
new refinery processes, or with new additives, they should be
admitted to general use only after being subjected to a 750 hour rig
test on experimental transformers using the procedure of the VTI'
The existing standard for transformer oils rocT982-56 (GOST 982-50
should be tightened up in respect of dielectric loss angle, and for
aromatic oils in respect of sludge formation after oxidation.
Some tightening up in neutralization value after oxidation is also
to be recommended. Vhen further experience has been accumulated
the standard should be extended to include such characteristics as
colour, interfacial tension, stability of electrical properties on
laboratory &going, copper strip test and gassing properties in
hydrogen atmosphere. There are 2 figures, 4 tables and 5 Soviet
references.
ASSOCIATION: VTI im. Dzerzhinskogo (VTI im Dzerzhinskiy)
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IVAKOVO K.I., daktor khimichookikh nauk; MIMLISOIT, A.Ya., inzh.
Internation,al method of testing insulating oils for artificial
aging. Vest.alektroprom. 33 no.1:5-9 A 162. (MIRA 14:12)
(Inmilating oils--Testing)