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091 TJA2--T-Ym--nrafossor.;XKOKHWV,V.G., kandidat tqkhnicheskikh nauk.;
dwww~ BARMEM, ifewe . Inshener.
OSInterlimg of iron ores by A. K. P&rfenov,. Stall 17 no.3:286-288
Mr 157. (NMA 10:4)
1. Urallskly Institut cherqklf metallov.
(SInUrIM) (Irou 6r~s)
SOV/1 37-58-10--20388
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 10, p 5 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Babushkin, N.M., Miller, V.Ya., Shamarin, V.A.
TITLE: Obtaining a Sinter of High Basicity from Akkerman Concen-
trates and Fines of Novo-Kiyevskiy Ores (Polucheniye
aglomerata s vysokoy osnovnosVyu iz akkermano%-skikh
kontsentratov i vysevov Novo-Kiyevskikh rud)
PERIODICAL: Tr. N. -i. i proyektn. in-ta "Uralmekharobr", 1958, Nr 2,
pp, 42-55
ABSTRACT: The ores of the Akkerman and the Novo-Kiyevskiy occurrences
are lean disseminated limonites (32 and 399'o Fe, respectively) in
an acid gangue. The Akkerman ores concentrate well by magnetic
roasting. The Fe contents of the concentrate on dry magnetic
separation are as much as 4Z-45070 and as much as 550/6 by the
wet process. The ores of the Novo-Kiyevskiy deposit do not tend
themselves to effective concentration. In accordance with the
Mekhanobr project, the composition of the ore component of
the sinter mix at the Novo-Troitsk sinter plant will be the
following: Ahkerman concentrate (6-0 mm fraction) 73.30/o;
Card 1/2 Novo-Kiyevskiy ore fines (12-00 mm fraction) 18.5%;
SOV/137-58-10-20388
Obtaining a Sinter of High Basicity (cont.
blast-furnace flue dust 6.6%o; scale 1.60/6; design basicity of the CaO/SiO2
sinter 0.9cyo. A studywas made of the possibility of obtaining a fluxed sinter
of high basicity from a mix of this composition. It is established that the
basicity of the sinter may be increased to 1. 5, and the optimum conditions
for sintering this charge are studied. It is recommended that the upper limit
for comminution of the limestone be reduced from 3 to 1- 1. 5 mm, and that
mechanical screen shaking on self-balancing screens be introduced,
1. Ores--Processing 2. Ores--Properties 3. Ores--Sinter4.ng
E. V~
Cara' 2/2
HILLIR. T.Ta -
-~ A.I.
Properties and means of complete utilization of red slimes. Trud7
Inst.met. UFAX SSSR n0,2:257-262 158. (KIRA 12:4)
(Aluminum industry-By-products)
V,
133-58-3-1/29
AUTHORS: Miller, V.Ya., Professor, and Ellkin, S.A., Enr-ineer
TITLE: Technical and Economical Expediency of UtilisiziG Steam-Air
Blast in Blast Furnaces (Tekhniko-ekonomicheskaya tseleso-
obraznost' ispollzovaniya parovozdushnoeo dutlya v
domennykh pechakh)
PERIODICAL: Stall, 1958, Pr 3, PP 193 - 202 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The influence of the concentration of hydroeen in the
hearth gases on the velocity of reduction of iron oxide was
investigated under laboratory conditions. The experimental
procedure and apparatus (Fig.1) used are described in some
detail. The main feature of the experimental technique used
was that the reduzinC gas of a given composition was passed at
a given linear velocity tbrough a channel drilled in an ore
specimen and the reaction products collected in absorption
tubes. Compositions of the reducing gas were those which
can be obtained by using dry and moisture-enriched gas (FiC.2)
The ore specimens were made from a magnetite concentrate
(particle2size 0 - 0.11 mm) compressed under a pressure of
867 kg/cm into briquettes 28 mm in giameter and 100 mm long,
ignited in a stream of air at 1 000 C. The results of the
initial e~Teriments in which the influence of the nature of t)
Cardl/4 gas stream kRe 496-2423), linear velocity of the gas and the
133-58-3-1/29
Technical and sconomical Expediency of Utilisinn- Steaz.-Air Blast in
U
Blast Furnaces
amount of gas per 1 cm2 of the init;al surface on the velocity
of reduction of iron oxides at 900 0 ivere investigated are
given in Tables 1 and 2 and Figs. 3 and 4. The influence of
the concentration of hydrogen in the reducing gases on the
velocity of reduction at 800, 900 and 1 000 U is shown in
Table 3 and Figs. 51 6 and 7. It was found that at a constant
consumption of gas per unit of the ore surface area, changes ij
the linear velocity of the gas from 5.8 to 28.4 m/sec, i.e.
changes corresponding to the transfer from laminar to turbulen-
flow, have no influence on the velocity of reduction of iron
oxides or on the degree of utilisation of the reducing ability
of the gas which under experimental conditions was proportiona,
to the concentration of C02 in the outSoin~, gas. An increase
in the specific gas consumption (per unit surface aretof the
channel in ore) from 0.76 to 3 litres/cm min. is accompanied
by an increase in the velocity of reduction of 83% with a
simultaneous decrease in the concentration of carbon dioxide i
the outgoing gas from 1.40 to 0.69/j. It is pointed out that t
relationship between the specific consumption of gas, velocity
Card2/4
133-58-3-1/29
Technical and Economical Expediency of Utilir;;in,-,- Steazi-Lir Blast 4n
Blast Furnaces
of reduction and the concentration of carbon dioxide in the
outgoing gas (Fir,.4) indicates that an increase in the rate c
reduction obtained on increasing the specific consumption of
the gas is caused by decreauinG the mean active concentratiox
of carbon dioxide in the gas passing through the channel in I
ore specimen. Thus, the velocity of the process of reductioi
decreases on addition of a small proportion (below 10/16) of
carbon dioxide to the reducinG Gas. FydroGen in the reducinE
gas has no substantial influence on the character of change c
velocity with time. The experimcntal results (in which hydr(
gen concentrations corresponding to steam additions up to
120 g/cm3) indicate that an increase in the hydrogen concen-
tration in gas by I%o (absolute) increases the velocity of 0
reduction of iron oxides within temperature ranGe 800-1 000
on average by 4.7/o. On the basis of the heat required for
the decomposition of water and the calculated increase in th
proportion of the indirect reductioncaused by hydrogen, the
minimum increase in the blast temperature r8quired to compez
sate for he:3t losses was calculated as 4.7 C per g of steal
Card3/4
133-58-3-1/29
Technical and Economical Expediency of UtilisinG Steam-Air Blast in
Blast Furnaces
added to 1 m3 of blast. It is pointed out that one of the
causes of the beneficial influence of moisture in blast on
the smoothness of furnace operation is an increase of the
oxidising zone in front of the tuyeres. An investigation of
the composition of gas along the hearth radius in front of thE
tuyeres of Nr 1 furnace of the Alapayevskiy kombinat (Ala-
ayevsk Combine) is quoted as proof of the above statement
igs. 8 and 9). It is shown by evaluatinE the size of the
N
combustion zone from the distance at which C02 disappears thal
even when the heat required for the decomposition of moisture
is more khan compensated by an increase in the blast tempxa-
ture (? per g H20) the size of the combustion zone is largei
than with a blast of a lower moisture content. The size of
the combustion zone remains un4anged only v.,hen the blast
temperature is increased by 11 per gram of introduced
moisture. There are 3 tables, 9 fiGures and 4 references,
3 of which are Soviet and 1 Finglish.
ASSOCIATION: Urallskiy institut chernykh metallov
(Ural Institute of Ferrous Metals)
AVAILABLN: Library of Congress
S11331601000101110021023
A054/AO29
AUTHORSs Chukin, V.V., Candidate of Technical Sciences# Miller V.Ya.,
Professort Toporkov# S.D.t Candidate of TeohnioV-So`iend ~p
Karelin, V.G. Engineer, Bogoslovskiy, V*N.j Engineert Leontlyev#
L.I., Engineer
TITLEt Fluidized Magnetic Conversion of the Lisakovsk Iron Ores
PERIODICALs Stallp 1960# No. 11, pA 965-971
TEXT: The magnetic roasting of Lisakovsk iron ore was investigated by
the UFAN Institute of Metallurgy and by the Uralmekhanobr in cooperation with
the Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatelskiy institut metallurgicheskoy teplo-
tekhniki (All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Metallurgical Heat Tech-
nique. The kinetics of roasting were examined on a laboratory scale (in the
UFAN by L.I. Leontlyev under the supervision of Professor V.Ya. Miller)t the
aero- and hydrodynamics of the fluidized bed were investigated in a transparent
model while experiments were also carried 'out in a roasting furn ce on a semi-
industrial scale. The iron ore tested consisted of 35-37% Fag 0.23% FeO, 26-
28% SiO 21 10-13% hydrate water and 8-10% hygroscopic water; the 0-2 mm fraction
in this ore amounted to 80%. In the laboratory equipment (a vertical, tubular
Card 1A
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4Y /000/011/002/023
A05 A029
Fluidized Magnetic Conversion of the Lisakovsk Iron Ores
tesistance furnace and a ceramic reaction tube, 20 mm in diameter) 25 g of the
iron ore (1-3 mm fraction) was calcinated. The sample was heated up to 70000
by flue gases having a composition which corresponds to that of the actual
operation. Next the sample was crushed to 0-0.25 mm size and enriched in a
humid magnetic analyzer, in which the intensity of the magnetic field was 900
oersted. Extraction oPiron was most intensive (up to 92~;) when increasing the
(CO+H2) content in the gas to 2.5%; howeverp at such a high degree of extrac-
tion the rate of reduction of iron oxide to magnetite amounted to only 506-
Maximum extraction can be obtained when the quantity of reduction agents in the
gas amounts to 3-Va (61.5% iron). Since there were 3-7% reducing agents in the
gas, the optimum enriching results were obtained after calcination at 8000C,
while the magnetizability of the ore suddenly increases when reducing the roast-
ing temperature to 70000. Tests were also carried out with various fractions
(1-7 mm) and at various temperatures. When roasting in a neutral medium
(purified nitrogen) at about 8000C the magnetizabilit af the ore increased
considerablyt the concentrate contained more than WFe and also about 7.5%
bivalent FeO. In order to establish the nature of the magnetic phasesp X-ray
structural analyses were carried out on crude and calcinated ores in nitrogen
Card 2/4
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A054/AO29
Fluidized Magnetic Conversion of the Lisakovsk Iron Ores
gas at 8000C and it was found that the high degree of magnetization was due to
the formation of unbalanced magnetic ferrum-oxides with distorted crystal lat-
tices in the decomposition process of hydrogoethite upon rapid heating, brut also
due to the accelerated reduction processes during the transformation of crystal
lattices of ferro-hydroxides. The tests and calculations suggested that the
speed of magnetic roasting is not so much limited by the fact that crystal-chem-
ical transformations take place, but rather more by the dehydration rate of the
ore, i.e., by-'the heating rate of its particles. The aero-hydrodynamics of the
fluidized bed were tested on & transparent model, the main parts of which are a
chamber, a worm-type feeder, a cyclone and a bunker. The effect of the air ve-
locity in the chamber on the fluidized bed was examined and it was found that
the specific resistanoe of the fluidized bed decreases with the height of the
bed and also with the increase of the average air velocity due to the increasing
porosity of the bed. The field of, concentration, the granulometric structure of
the dust within the chamber, the time during which the dust stayed in the cham-
ber were also examined. In the roasting furnace tests were carried out accord-
ing to four schemes (with reducing agents in the gas from 0.85 to 4.5% and by
feeding ore in amounts of 85 to 145 kg,/h). It was found that when applying d1-
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Ao54/Ao2g
Fluidized Magnetic Conversion of the Lisakovsk Iron Ores
viding walls in the heated bed, the distr4bution of particles during their stay
in the chamber improved considerably, and that the chambers with rectangular
cross sections were more suitable than those with circular cross sections. The
best enriching results were obtained by crushing the calcinated ores to 0 - 0.2
mm and by recovering the free o9lites (mainly 0.1 - 0.2 mm in size). At such a
degree of crushing the concentrate contained 58.o4 - 58.44% Fe, the yield in cal-
cinate ore was 67.89 - 65-79%, while the quantity of extracted iron amounted to
98-15 - 97.22%. There are 9 figures and 2 tables.
7
ASSOCIATIONt VNIIMT, Uralmekhanobr, institut metallurgii UFAN (UFAN Metallur-
gical Institute)
Card 4/4
CRUKIN, V.V., kand.tekhn.nauk; TOPORKOV,.S.D., kand.tekhn.nauk-.
KMLER&Jm~.prof.; KARELINv V.G., inzh. LBONTOYEV, L.I., inzh.
Kagneti:ing roasting of Lisakovskoye deposit iron ores in Gor.
zhur. n .660-64 Je 161. (KERA 14:6)
(Kustanay region--Iron ores)
(Ore dressingi
IaLIERP V.Ya.; MOIRVA, N.G.; UTKOV, V.A.
Effect of the phase composition and basicity on the quality of
manganese sinters from.Polunochnoye deposit ores. Trudy Inst.
mt. UFAN SSSR no.7:79-84 t6l. (MIRA 16:6)
(Polunochnoye region--Manganese ores)
(Polunochnoye region--Carbonates)
(Sihtering)
MILLER, V.Ya.; GUREVICH, A.M.; UTKOV, V.A.
Sintering manganese concentrate from Polunochnoye deposit ores at
Gora Blagodat' Plant No. 1. Trudy Inst. met. UFAN SSSR no.7:85-88
161. ()URA 16:6)
(Polunochnoye region-Manganese ores)
(Polunochnoye region-Carbonates)
(Sverdlovsk Province--Sintering)
. MILLER. V.U. . prof.
Physicochemical properties Of titaniu4-magzl~sium slags with a
high almina content. Stal' 21 no-51391-397 My 161. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Urallskiy naualmo-iosledovatel'okiy institut cherrqkh metallov.
(Slag-Testing)
6
MILLERt V.ya., Prof.; ZILEVICHO kV. j kaW.takhn.nauk; KWDOROSHKOVt
lash.
luisstlV*-4 eg strovgt4 of sinter. StAU; 21 no.9:769,-775
1. Nizbm-Tag lakly metalaurgiebaskLy kcabinat iInstitut
met&Uurgil U Iskogo filiala AN SSSR.
(Sintering)
I
MIIJXR, Ma.; BAZILEVIGH, S.V.; MAYZELI, G.M.
Composition of the gaseous phase during the sintering of magnatit-e-
concentrates. Obog.rud. 7 no.1:29-34 162. OMRA 15:3)
1. N.Izhne-Tagi.1'skiy meta.11urgicheskiy kombinat.
(Sintering) (Gases-Analysis)
BABUSHKIN,, N.N. - _KLLrhR, V.Y&.
Effect of kind and sise of fuel on the rate of the sintering
process-and.quality 6f-the-sinter. Stalc 22 no.2:101-106.F
IQ,0 (MIRA 15t2)
(silitering)
MILLZ4-V,T&.+- BAZILEVICH, S.V.; RA.VIKOVICH,, I.M.; KHUDORWHKOV9 I.P..;
PrInimali uohastiye, Vernikovskiy, K.R.; SOMMMKO.. A.S.;
PAKWOVv Ye.A.; LNEWA, O.K.
Pmftctim of f1weed sinter usimg a high basicity siner as flvxo
Still 22 no.l2tlO57-1060 D 162. (MIRA 15,12)
1. Nizhae-Tagillskiy meta.Uurgicheskiy kmbinat, i %aso7u=yy
nauelmo-iseledovatellskiy inatitut, mekhanicheakoy obrabotki
pole=fth inkopaym*h. (Sintering)
-MILLER, V.ya.; IVANOV., A.I.
Complete utilization of red wads. TSvet.wt. 36 no.2s45-49 F
163. (MIRA JW)
(Aluminum Industry-By-productn) (Cast Iron)
~ _'A
N'~" 11
MLLER, V.Yao;_UTKOV, V.A.
Results of tests done by laboratories and pilot plants on sinters
of concentrates of Polunochnoye deposit carbonate manganese ores.
Trudy Inst.I;Ikt. UFAN SSSR no.7:69-78 161. (KRA 16 s 6)
(Pol-hochnoys regign-PAtnganese ores)
U (Polaochnoye region-Carbonates)
(Sintering)
LUBNIN, kleksandr Illich., inzh.; LIBERMAN, Semen Abramovichj, inzb.;
SKAZHENIK, Georgiy Dmitriyevich.. inzh.; MILLER Viktor
Yakoylevichs inzh.; PETRAKOV,, Andrey IvtoN ~c
ki~liy Alekseyevich, kand. tekbn. nauk; VADIYAYEV,
Gavriil Mikhaylovichp inzh.; TIMYANSKIY, Samuil Yakovlovich,
arkh.; KIKIN, A.I., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof... red.; BEGAK,
B.A., red.; SHERSTNEVA, N.V.# tekhn. red.
(Designing buildings and structures for metallurgical plants)
Proektirovanie'zdanii i sooruzhenii metallurgicheskikh za-
vodov [By] A.I.Lubnin i dr. Moskva, Gosstroiizdatj, 1963.
321 p. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Gosudarstvennyy institut proyektirovaniya metallurgiche-
skikh zavodov (for Tiryanskiy). 2. Gosudarstvenn~T institut
po proyektirovaniyu, i3sledovaniyu i ispytaniyu stal'rWkh
konstruktsiy i mostov (for Petrakov). 3. TSentr4llrjyy nauchno-
issledovatel'skiy i proyektno-eksperimental'Wj institut pro-
", shlennykh zdanly i sooruzheniy kfor Ushakov).
UTKOV, V.A.; baLILZE ;,KUDINOV, B.Z.; IVANOVA, s.V.
Increasing the strength of high-basicity sinters and their
resiotance to spontanequo decomposition. Izv. vyis. ucheb. sav.;
c*r*. met. 6 no.5:34-37 163. (MIRA 1617,)
1. Inatitut metallurgii Urallskogo filiala AN SSSR.
(Sintering)
BERKANO N.A.; -!gLl,~~R, _V.Ya., prof.
Production of metallized pellets from thin iron concentrates.
Obog. rud 9 no.4t2l-26 164. (MIRA 18:5)
MILLER, Viktor YX hUjgyj D,, inzh.; KORCHAGIN, Vladimir
Aleksandrovich, inzh.; TOLOKONVIKOV, Vladimir Gerasir~rjvich,
inzh., 14UKWIGVI K.K.q-kand.~.tekbn. nRukq retsenzent;
KUZNETSOV, V.V., inzh., retsenzent; ZELYATROV, V.N., inzh.,
nauc" red.
[steel structures in a blast furnace - gas purification
complex] Stalinye konstruktsii kompleksa domennoi pechl i
gazoochiatki. Moskva, Stroiizdat, 1965. 278 p.
(MIRA 18:4)
MILLER, V.Ya.; IVANOV, A.I.; UTKOV, V.A.
Behavior of sulfur and alkalies during sintering of red slimes.
Zhur. prikl. khim. 38 no.11:2407-2410 N 165.
(MIRA 18:12)
1. Institut metallurgii Urallskogo filiala AN SSSR. Submitted
July 18, 1964.
B&IDIN) V.N.j GLADSHTEYN, L.i.; Mli,LER, V.b.; SIDUROV, A.,N.
CauBes of the breakduwn of a coriv,3yor gallery. Prm. stroJ.
43 no, M13-17 165s NMA 18112)
MILLER9 V.Ye.9 prof.; LEONTOYFVt L.I.9 inzh.; UTKOVq V.A.,, inzh.
Production cf metallized pellets frm finley ground concentrates.
Stall 21 no,2tlO2-105 F 161. . I . (KM 14:3)
1. Inatitut metanur ii Urallskogo filiala Akademii nank WOL
f~;e dreasing)
KACZYNSKk, Wanda; PILLER, Wieslaw
Cardiamegaly in fibro-elastic thickening of the endocardium as a
cause of total atelectasis of the left lung. Pediat. Pol. 37 no.11:
1195-1201 162.
1. Z Kliniki Chorob Dzieci, Slaskiej AM Kierownik: prof. dr med.
A. Ghvalibogowski.
(INDOCARDIAL FIBROEIASTOSIS) (ATELECTASIS)
(HEART ENLARGEMT)
Mi-,-LLE-Ro yie?j?~w; MASZEWSKA-KI)ZNIARZ, Krystyna
A oase of ectoderval dysplasiao Padiat. pal. 38 no.9sW-0"
S 163.
1. Z Kliniki Chorob Dzieci Slaskiej AM v Zabrsu Kierownik:
prof. dr mad. A, Ch"llbogowskie
(ECTODEMAL DEFECT, CONGENITAL)
KORCZCWSKI, Ryozard; 14IUERI Wie3law
- I
Faulty procedure in the management of cases of chronic auriculo-
ventricitlar block. Pediat. Fol. 39 no.21-169-173 F164
1. Z Kliniki Chorob Dzieci Slaskiej AM v Zabrzu; kierowniks
prof.dr.med. A Chwalibogowski.
0-
MILLER, Wieslaw- KORC"A,()WSXlq Ryazard
Strangy1oldosis in a 7-year-old boy. Pedlat. Pcl. 39 no.6i
?11-714 A 164.
L Z Klinlki Chorob D,.,'ecJ Slasklej Akadem!l Medvcznci w
Zabrzit (Kierown.1ki prof. dr red. A. Chwalibag~vaki [d;ceasee,])s
MILLER) Vieslaw
------------------------
Contribution to the etiopathogenesis and therapy of Idiopathic
pulmonary hemosiderosi's, Peds Pole 40 no,1879-83 Ja 165
1e "' Kliniki Chorob DzIeci Slasklej Akademli Medyemej w
Zabr.-u (Kierownik: prof. dr. med. A.Chwallbogmtski [deceased]).
I* MILLIMp Ya*, Enge
2. USSR (6oo)
4. Electric Wiring
7- Gonnectine aluminum wires to electric motors and shelters,
Prom. energ. 9 No. 10j 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, January 1953. Unclassif]
/O/ L_ (_ E e, -.I-//IY., ')
AID F - 2972
Subject : USSR/Electricity
Card 1/1 Pub. 29 - 22/35
Author Killer, Ya., S., Eng.
Title Concealed wiring in insulating semi-hard rubber tubes
Periodical Energetik, 5, 27, MY 1955
Abstract The "Rules for the Establishment of Electrical Installa-
tions" have a chapter on "Wiring". The author discusses
chs. 14, 53, 56 and 61 of this chapter which concern
concealed conduits and the possibility of pulling them
out of the tubes. He proposes the substitution In
certain cases of the removable wires In tubes by a
cable in vinylite coating of the VRO type.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date
-MILLER,- U.S., inzhener.
Saying materials in electric installation work. Inergetik 4 ne.4:
7-9 AP '56- MU 9:7)
(Blectric sugiueoring--~(aterials)
KILLER Ta 5 Inshener.
Increasing labor productivity in Installing electric lighting in
dwellings. Inergetik 4 no.6 is 156. (KWU 9: 8)
(Blectric
00-
lighting--Installation)
'I.
*,~W
VU LiLut -YE 1.
1947
cooftolpmphy
-AMW n of Gold In YstawU Waten#* K. So Zwwwv To, 96 levobm*op 1o9 Is
mulw,p 3 pp
aciftem" ftswiair Vel nil
ZatabUsWe contmt of gold In rmsh vatm dilutiM MiktzmsU uatore, urAw
*o~UUowq on.bodol of lawastIptl no awrW.,,Ate
A
M~ _X661069--inzhe
Railroad equipment at the Exhibition of Achievements of the National
Zconomy. Zhel.dor.transp. 45 no.9:87-88 S 163. (MIRA 16:9)
(Railroads-Equipment and supplies)
(Moscow-F,xhibitions)
MILLER. Ye.Y., kRndidrlt t4hnicheskikh nauk.
-.--
Ir
'nerff balance of the machinery manufacturing plant. Prm.energ,ll
no.12:1-6 D 056. (MIRA 10:1)
1. UnIngradokly Nlsk~rotokhnlcheskly Institut Imeni Ullyanova (Lenin).
(Electric power)
M
I Te.T,....,dotsent. kand.tekhn.nauk-. TIM)FETEY. V.A.. prof.. doktor
ILLERO
ek~ n.naidr. otv. red.; XHAGEMEYSTER, Ye.S., red.
[rrinciplas nf electric driving,; Instructions and problems]
Osnovy alaktroprivoda; antodichaskle ukazantia I kontrol'rWe sadantia.
Fakul'tat: elaktro-energeticheskil. Spetsiallnostv: "elektrifikatelia
prompredprilatIl I ustanovok." Leningrad, 1958. 26 p. (MIRA 12:1)
1. Severo-rapadayy xaochnyy politekhnicheskly institut. 2. Zaveduyu-
shchly kafedroy elektrifikatell promprodpriyatiy I ustanovok (for
Timofeyev).
(Electric driving)
sov/iio-~3-n-4/,8
AUTHOR: Miller, Ye.V. (Gand.TecheSci.)
TITLE: An Analytical Method of Calculating Starting and Braking
Resistances for Induction Motors (Analiticheskiy metod
rascheta puskovykh I tormoznykh soprotivleniy dlya
asinkhronnykh dvigateley).
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Blektropromyshlennosti, Nr.11, 1958, pp.16-19
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Approximate methods of calculating starting resistances
use simplified forms of the equation for the mechanical
characteristics. The resistance values can be calculated
accurately by a graphical method described in previously
published work, as indicated in Fig.l. A series of
suecessive approximations Is usually necessary to achieve
uniform torque changes at each resistance step; this is,
of course, very inconvenient. The method of calculation
Card 1/3 proposed in this article has the same basis as the
SOV/110-58-11-4/L8
An Analytical Method of' Calculating Starting and bralcirig hesistances
for Induction Motors.
graphical method of Fig.1, but tho necessary relation-
ships are obtained analytically from expression (1) which
represents the mechanical characteristics of the motor
and from the equations of lines radiating from the
origin of coordinates. An expression is then written
down for the torque and formulae are derived for the slip
and for the requisite values of resistance. The family
of lines corresponding to reverse-current braking is
shown in Fig.2 and the modified equations for this ease
are given. By way of example, determinations are made
of the starting resistance for a motor type XT-22-6,
7.5 kW, 945 r.p.m. Both accurate and approximate methods
of calculation are demonstrated. It is concluded that
the accurate analytical method of calculation is a
reasonably simple way of designing starting and braking
Card 2/3 resistances. The use of approximate expressions may
SUV110-58-11-4/28
An Analytical Method of Calculating Starting and Braking ResistanceB
for Induction Motors.
result in an unnecessarily large number of resistance
stages. There are 2 figures and 2 Soviet references.
SUBMITTED: February 17, 1958.
1. Electric =otors--Properties 2. Electric motors--Performance
3. Mathematics 4. Torque--Measurement
Card 3/3
MILLER jw(gsAiy-TIa~dimirovich; KALTARNTSKXY, B, 1, 6 nauchnyy red,.
T(LIPS, L., red.
[Pandamentals of the tboory of alectric.drives; study mannall
Oanovy teorli alaktroprlvoda; uchebmwe posoble. Leningrad.
Severo-Zapodayi saochnyl politekhn.int. lo.l. 1960. 242 P.
(KEU 14:1)
(Ilectric driving--flandbooks. manuals, etcj
- MILM, Te.Y. (Leningrad)
Transistorized contactless switching elements Lwith su=uL%7
In Jbg1Ishj* Avtom. I telem. 21 no',7;1035-1043 J1160.
(MIRA 13:10)
(Switching theory) (Automatic control)
MILISH, Yevgeriiy Vladimirovich; 13ABAYE.V, O.B., red.
-
[Contactless logic components using transistors and
their application] Be3kontaktnye logicheskie elementy
na poluprovodnikakh i ikh PL-iMenenie. Moskvas Izd-vo
"Energila,ff 1964. 79 p. (Biblioteka po avtoratike,
no.97) (MIRA 17:8)
-4;Ti-d,JOV, YeJI.,q inzh., retsenzent;
ilt KIIU) H~yu.v dotp,.;, rtttsenzer~~.; BERE INAp Ye.P.p red.
[L"I~OrLri-a'l equipment and automation of general induatrial
me:hanismsl Blektroubo-rjdovanie i avtornatizatslia obshche-
pr-,r,iy3hlennykh mekbanimov. Mz)i3kva, Vysshala shkolap 1965.
302 v. (MIRA 18:12)
MILIERP Ye.V., kand.tekhn.nauk; MAKAROV, A.K., Inzh.
Comparative evaluation of the economic effEectiveness of
switching commutational, and noncontact-type systems of
automatic control. Elektrotekhnika 36 no.12t4O-43
D 165. (MIhA 191l)
L 33115-66
A
C _rU44/66/000/m/6233/0236
C NRI APW24083 OR~z uk
Vol
ATUTRAM 0!;ip Borisovich Bron iras born In 1696 in Klintsi. In 1920, ho grndiiattid
from thn pliyaics-mth faculty of Kharlkov.Technologlcnl..Inatit,4te* If* bocam a pro-
fossorlin 19)0. He defended his dcctor~s thesis In 19W; Duriig the Becond 'world
war, ho was in the navy* After demobilization In 1950, Engineer Colonel Pron Wnt to
work tonihinfy, at the Leningrad TndustrUl Correspondence School* 1% becam Vin head
of thn Chair of Timore-ticid Banos of-Ele-atrical Techn6logy In 19-38* Ho to clocoly
associatod with scientific and development work, and has cooperated-olosolr in this
area with tho Leningrad "Claktroal:A" plant sLice 19469 His work has been in tho
areas of ~p&rk-d--b*-- high breaks". He has published aver 11#0
a5v Od -P0~
scientifle works ad 19 InvenUonso!
MM Cone, 03, 09 / MM DAM
I)Olya,-,-;Y, r-.P-1 Pokkir,-IO' I*; Charmays-
ORG: none, 6
TITIZ: Oe Do Bron (on hia 70th birtlidwj)
SMICR-I IVUZ. Elektromokhanika, no. 2, 1966, 235-236
TOPTC TAGS: oloctric onei6ooring porsonnol, circuit broakor
4 16-
AUTHORt None Given 5-6-10/42
TITLEs chronicle of the Activity of the Petrography Section (Khroni-
ka daystellnosti potrografichookoy s*ktaii)
PERIODICALt Byulletent Mookovskago Obahchostva I;pytateley Prirody, Otdol
Gooldgich*skiyj 1957, # 69 pp 118-12 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The following reports were delivered in the Petrographic
Section frois 4 April to 7 Juno 19574
1 N.A. Petrovs, on "Localization of Polynotal Mineralization
and Hydrothermal Activity in Deposits of the Zm*1nogorsk Or*
Field"l-TooTs. Miller on "Voloanton of Upper-Proterozoic Time
in the Northern Part of Central Kazakhstan and Chingiz"~ V9P.
Petrov on "Prospect of Petrography Development"; Yu.N. Shqyu-
sann on "Some Regularities In Development of Trappean Formations
of Plateaus"; Yu.V. Yunakovsksys, on the "Application of Goo-
physics for Solving Some Problems of Intrusive and Effusive
Rock Geology"; R*M, Yashina on "Now Alkaline Province in the
Southern Part of Tuva"; V.N. Shilov on "Cenozoic Volcanion of
the Southern Sakhalin"; S.M. Kravchonko on "Now Data on the
Petrography of Intrusive Massife in the Southern Part of the
Central Orinea"I S*A. Yushko on the "Mineralogy of Lead-Zinc
Mineralization of the Xxratau Range"I S.K. Onikiyonko on
Card 1/2 "Some Peculiarities of Acid Devonian Effusives of the Zmeino-
F! r)
AUTH_/R:~7 Miller, Ye. Ye 5-6-22/42
TITLE: On the Upper-Proterozoic Volcanism of the Northern Part of
Central Kazakhstan and Chingiz (0 vulkanizme verkhnego
proterozoya severnoy chasti Teentrallnogo Kazakhatana i
Chingiza)
PERIODICAL: Byulleten' Moskovskogo Obshchestva Ispytateley Prirody,
Otdel Geologicheskiy, 1957, # 6, pp 136-137 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The author studied volcanic rocks in the north-eastern
part of central Kazakhstan, between the towns of Pavlodar
and Akmalinsk and in the region of the Chingiz. The
centers of eruptions of the Proterozoic volcanos were
located within the area from the Yerementau and Maykain an-
ticlinoria in the north and the Chingiz in the south.
These zones were geosynclinal depressions during the Pro-
terozoic time, and volcanic seats of the central type were
associated with their abyssal breaks. The volcanic activi-
ty proceeded intermittently during a long period of time.
AVAILABLEs Library of Congress
Card 1/1
MILLER, TOOYGO
Lwer Cambrian voleaniss in eastern 16%akhatan. Izv.AN Jkzakh.
SMLSer.miol. no.3:16-31 158, (NM 12: 1)
(Kazakhstan--Volcanoes)
A UTHOR; Miller, Ye.Ye. SOV/5-58-5-5/20
TITLE. On the Upper-Proterozoic Voleanism of the North-Eastern
Part of Central Kazakhstan and Chingiz (0 vulkanizme verkh-
nego proterozoya severo-vostoka Tsentrallnogo Kazakhatana
i Chingiza)
PERIODICAL: Byulleten' Mookovskogo obshchestva ispytateley prirody,
Otdel geologicheskiy, 1958, lir 5, pp 63 - 79 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author studied volcanic rocks in the north-eastern part
of Central Kazakhstan, situated between Akmolinsk and Pav-
lodar, and the region of the Chingiz mountain ridge and of
the basin of the upper part of the Bakanas River, In the
Upper Proterozoic era, the geosynclinal region was subject-
ed to an inteneive elevation proceest and at the Caledonian
stare, large anticlinoria replaced the Proterozoic synclines,
There are three large anticlinoria in the repiont the Yete-
mentau-Niaz and the Maykain-Ekibastuz in the north-east
and the Chingiz anticlinoria - in the south. It can be
seen from the cross-section of the rocks of the north-east
Dart, elaborated according to the scheme by R.A. Borukayev
_7, that volcanic activity was very intensivi in the
Card 1/3 fRef 1 e
SOVI/5-58-5-5/20
On the Upper-Proterozoic Volcanism of the North-Eastern Part of Central
Kazakhstan and Chingiz
Pro-Cambrian and Lower-Proterozoic eras. But the rooks of
those eras were so metamorphized that the character of the
initial marmatio rooks could not be detected, The first
stratum in which the effusive rocks remained unchanged is
theY ".mentau limestone-effusive stratum, divided into two
suitesi the lower nomposed of volcanic formations and the
apper composed of quartzites, jaspers and jasper-quartzitaFl.
This stratum was identified as belonging to the Upper Pro-
terozoic era, The volcanic activity in the Upper Protero-
zoic era was, according to Borukayev, coordinated with the
plutonic breaks along the geosynolinal troughs, in zones of
junction of ascanding and sinking regions. The 3tudy of
Card 2/3 the cross-section of the Yerementau limestone-effusive stra-
SOV/5-58-5-5/20
On the Upper-Proterozoic Volcanism of the North-Eastern Part of Central
Kazakhstan and Chingiz
tum indicates the alternation of volcanic and sedimentary
layers of rooks. The total width of the volcanic layers is
much greater than that of the sedimentary rocks. After a
detailed study of cross sections taken in different places
of the north-eastern part of Central Kazakhstan, the author
found that the centers of the eruptions of Proterozoic vol-
canoes were localized in the ranges of the three above men-
tioned antiolinoria. The following geologists were mentioni
by the authori P.N. Kropotkin, N.G. Markova, V.I. Gonlshkov~
V.M. Tashchinina, G.I. Vodorezov, B.I. Borsuk, N.G. Sergi-
yev. There are 2 sets of profiles, 1 map, I table and 8
Soviet references.
Card 3/3
MALIN, Tu.I.; HILLIM, Ye.Te,-
lower Cambrian effusives (Bochchakull series) in the Cbiz)glz
geosynclinal trough. Trudy Inst. geoi. nauk AN Xasakb. M
no.3:68--86 160. (KM 14si)
(CblngJs-Tlau-Bvcks, Igneous)
.60
MILLER, Ye.ye.
Tuff lAvas of Kazakhstan. Trudy lab. vulk. no.20:169-176
,6i. (mm 1l': 11)
1. Kazakhokiy gornometallurgicheskiy institut.
kKazakhatan-Voleanic ash, tuff, ate.)
LYALDT, Yurly Iosifovich; MILLER, Yxeljena Yxevgen -yevna; NIKITI11A, Liliya
Grigorlyevna; BOW I red.
[Volcanic formations of the Chingiz geoanticlinorituft (central
Kazakhstan)] Valkanogennye formats1i Chingizskogo geoantikli-
noriia (TSentralinyi Kazakhsyan). Alma-Ata, Nauka, 1964- 165 P-
au (Akademiia nauk Kazakhakoi SSR. Institut geologicheskikh
nauk. Trudy, vol.11). (MIRA 18:1)
1. AU KazSSR (for Borukayer).
MILIER Ye.Ye.
-
Proterozoic amphlbolite formation (Yefimovka series). Trudy
Inst. geol. hauk AN Kazakh. SSR 13:14-16 165.
(MIRA 19:1)
MILIER, Ye.Ye.; KONSTANTITTOVICII, T.V.
Volcanic spilite-keratophyre format4on of the Lower Cambrian
(Boshchekull series). Trudy Inst. geol. nauk AN Kazallch. SSR 13:
51-75 165. (MIRA 19:1)
ammmvp HOAG$ MnAZRO Xo*xeo
.. ...
ChirMWIGUes ct vtaomAm od c7cles at Ignows activIty.
Trud7 Imto 9002o nu* All MzGkho SM 33s"5IPQ56 065.
(MM 1911)
ABDRAKWANOV, K.A.; LEONOV, A.V.; LYALIN, Yu.I.I_MILIER, Ye.Ye.
F~-.,__Ond _411-Union Voicanologic Conference. Izv. AN Kazakh. MSSR.
Ser.keol. 22 no.209-81 Mr-Ap 065. (MIRA 28-6)i
1. Institut geologicheskikh nauk,imeni Satpayeva, Alma-Ata.
- ml.- 11 r:: -, , I ~, 1-1
N L;
ZAKMOV, A.B.; MILL&R, Tu.A.; BBLYY, K,A,
Improving measures of fire prevention In Lisnetsk Bkoln idnes.
Ugoll 33 no.2.-II-16 1 158. (NIRA M2)
1. Tostoohnyy nsu~hno-lseledoyatellskly Inatitut.
(Manstsk %~In--CoRl mines and slulng-71re and fire prevention)
MILLER, Tu.A., gornyy Inah.
Devices for measuring the quantity and speelfic weight of
pulpa Vopa bezopo v ugoll. shakh. 109-49 159. (MIRA 17.,12)
MILLER, Yu.A.; LOMAYEV, Yu.N.
Increasing the airtightness of fire isolaticn barriers with the
help of a silicate co2loid solution. Vop.bezop.v ugoll.shakh.
4:198-206 264. (MIRA 18:1)
MILIER, Yu. A. (Engr.)
"Characteristion of Constructing and Operating Ultrasonic Oscillators with
Tiber and Nickel Emitters (report was presented on the experiment of Designing,
manufacturing and Operating Ultrasonic Generators Constructed by the Fifth
Labratory of the Institute)!
report presented at*ithe 13th Scientific Technical Conference of the Kuybyshev
Aviation Institute, March 1959.
S/194/62/000/005/082/157
D222/1)309
AUTHORS: Miller, Yu.A.p and Bykhovakiyt Yu.B.
TITLB; Ultrasound generators of the KuAI
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioelektronikat
no. 5,1962, abstract 5-5-35 v (V ab.--.,Prom. primeneniye
ul'trazvuka. Kuybyshevsk. aviats. in-t. KuybyaheVv
1961t 29-37)
TEXT; The circuit diagrams and construction of two relatively simp-
le industrial valve ultrasound-generators are describedp which are
distinguished by their small size, small weight -and sufficiently
high efficiency with reliable and stable operation. Generator rY3 -
it 5H (GUZ-1r 5N) is intended for the excitation of magnetostricti-
ve transducers, and rY3-lt 5B (GUZ-19 5V) for piezoelectric ones&
In order to reduce the influence of loading on the frequency and ope-
rating conditions of the generatort GUZ-1. 5V UBes a circuit with
two tuned circuits which are coupled by a common electron flow. The
difference between GUZ-1. 5N and GUZ-1. 5V is that the anode tuned
circuit for the production of the useful power is replaced by a
Card 1/2-
S/194/62/000/005/082/157
Ultrasound generators of the KuAI D222/D309
periodical transformer with a ferro-magnetic core in the first one.
The circuits of the generators are given and the constructional de-
tails and component units are described. [Abstractorlo note: Comple-
te translation].
Card 2/2
137-58-6-13152
-Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 6, p 281 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Borovskiy, I.B., Miller, Yu.G., Shcherbakov, A.P.
TITLE: Self-diffusion in (XFe (Samodiffuziya v O~-Fe)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Issled. po zharoprochn. splavam. Vol 2, Moscow,
AN SSSR, 1957, pp 228-233
ABSTRACT: To determine small values of the coefficient of diffusion D
(of the order of 10-17- - 10-13 cm?-/sec) the method of consecu-
tive removal of layers in conjunction with extended diffusion
annealing (up to 40 days at 7000C) is used. Isotope Fe59 was
applied electrolytically onto an Fe specimen of 15-mm diam
and 5-mm thickness. Electrolytic Fe served as the subject for
the investigation. After annealing, several specimens were
glued with salol onto a holding disc and were then polished si-
multaneously with powder. The thickness of each removed
layer was determined to within *5/k . Also used was the anodic
dissolving method, i.e., by means of taking electrolytic "prints"
on filter paper moistened with an aqueous 15% NaG1 solution.
At 60 ma the duration of the dissolution was 2 min. The mean
Card 1/2 square error in measuring the activity of the "prints" by a
137-58-6-13152
Self-diffusion in Q Fe
P - ray counter was 1.516. Val ues for D were compared at I 1000C upon re-
moving layers off a given specim measuring the integral ractivity, tak-
ing imprints, and measuring the 91 activity. Results for the first method:
D = 4.3-10-10 with a 2516 error; for the second method: D = 4.8- 10-10 cmZ/
sec with a 316 error. Self-diffusion was studied in the range of 705-900'.
At 705-7450 the presence of boundary diffusion was noted. For volumetric
self-diffusion D = 3.Z exp (-56500/RT) cmZlsec. Increasing Cr content to
1.5% raises Q and DO' whereas a further increase in Cr to 1516 brings about
a decrease of Q and Do down to the values characteristic for pure Fe. Alloy-
ing -with up to 0. U76 Mo lowers D. Increasing Mo up to'61o increases Q
moiiotonously.
L D.
Iron--Diffusion 2. Diffusion--Test results 3. Iron isotopes ( Radioactive)
--Applications
Card 2/2
BOROVSKIT. I.B.; GUROT, K.P.; MILLER, Tu.G.
Bffect of chromium, molybdenum, and tuageten on the self-
diffusion of iron in o( -solid diluted solutions, Dokl., AX
SSSR 118 no.2:280-283 Ja 158. (MIRA 11:4)
1,Inatitut po metallurgit im. A.A. ftykova Akadesdi nauk SSSR.
Predstavelao akademikom G,V,, lurdyumov",
(Iron alloys) (Diffusion)
AUTHOR: _A1119S, Yu. G., 20-119-3.-24/65
TITLE: The Linear Expansion Coefficients of Diluted a-Solid Solutions
of Fe With Cr, Mop and W (Koeffitsiyeaty lineynogo rasshireniya
razba'lrlennykh a-tverdykh rastvorov Fe s Cr, Mo i W)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol. 119, Nr 3,
PP- 488-489 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In an investigation of the influence of the alloying
admixtures Cr, No, and W upon the coefficients of auto-
diffusion of a-Fe in diluted solid solutions (ref. 1) the
existence of a minimum in the dependence of the coefficient D
on the concentration of the second components of the alloy
(within the limits of from 0,05 - 0,2 atom percent) was
proved. Of essential interest was the comparison of these
results with the results of the concentration dependence of
the linear expansion coefficient in the same alloys. In fact
the linear expansion coefficient of a solid can be expressed
by the second and third derivative of the potential energy of
the interatomic interaction (with regard to the deviation of
the atoms from the equilibrium). Therefore the linear
Card 113 expansion coefficient can serve as additional characteristic
The Linear Expansion Coefficients of Diluted a-.Solid Solutions 20--119-3-24/65
of Fe With Cr, Mo, and W
for the magnitude of the interatomic interaction in alloys.
To compare the reaults, obtained in the study of the
diffusion constant, with each other, the samples, used for
the determination of the linear expansion coefficient, were
made of the same alloys as the samples for the study of the
diffusion. The cylindrical test pieces of a diameter of
6,5 mm and 69 mm length were arranged in a quartz tube of
600 mm diameter and 7 ma inner diameter. which on the bottom
was closed by soldering. The expansion of the test piece was
transmitted to a pointer indicator and measured exactly to
2 g. The deflections of the pointer were taken in temperature
intervals of 500C each. The expansion of two samples at
increasing temperature is illustrated in a diagram. From 2500
to 8500C the test pieces expand linearly, whioh speaks for
the constancy of the linear expansion coefficient in the
mentioned interval. The values of the linear expansion
coefficients are plotted in a diagram as a function of the
composition of the alloys Fe-Or, Fe-Mo, and Fe-W. In the
curves for the dependence of the linear expansion coefficient
a on the percentage of the second components a minimum clearly
Card 0 can be noticed. The position of this minimum shifts from
The Linear Expansion Coefficients of Diluted a-Solid 20-119--3-24/65
Solutions of Fe With Cr, Ito, and W
-OP05 atom percent for the alloys Fe-W to 0,15 atom percent
for the alloys Fe-Cr. In this case the decrease of the linear
expansion coefficient and the minimum of the mobility, which
is conditioned by the diffusion, of a-iron in the alloys,
practically correspond to the same concentrations of the
alloying admixture. The data, obtained here, are suited as an
additional proof for the formation of domains with increased
strength of the interatomic binding - the so called "atom
blocks" - in the solid solutions of the transition metals.
There are 2 figures and 4 references, 0 of which is Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut metallurgii im. A. A. Baykova Akademii nauk SSSR
(Institute of Metallurgy imeni A. A. Baykov AS USSR)
PRESENTED: August 8, 1957p by G. V. Kurdyumov, Member, Academy of
Sciences, USSR
SUBMITTED: July 19, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 3/3
S/194/61/000/010/014/082
D256/D301
AIJTHOR-. Miller, Yu.G.
TITIE: Polarization rate-of-flow meter
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioelektronika,
no. 10, 1961, 32, abstract 10 A281 (Tr. Vses. in-ta
po proyektir. organiz. energ. str-va, 1959, no. 1,
51-70)
TEXT: A report is presented on the initial stage of work
on devising rate-of-flow meters based upon the polarization of sub-
stances flowing in a magnetic field between the plates of a conden-
ser. The PD created on the plates is proportional to the rate of
flow. When measuring the rates for conducting liquids the effect
of el.-magn. induction is superimposed upon the polarization effect,
however, this does not affect the PD. The theoretical conclusions
were verified using a model with water. The model consisted of a
perspex square-shaped angular tube placed into the gap of a U-shaped
C ard V2
S/194161/000/010/014/082
Polarization rate-of-flow meter D256/D301
core of an electromagnet. The plates of the condenser were made of
glass foil stuck onto the outside of the top and bottom walls of the
perspex tube. The output signals were amplified using a photo-elec-
trometric amplifier with a galvanometer graduated in the units of
the rate-of-flow. The construction requirements of rate-of-flow
meters for industrial measurements are presented together with re-
marks concerning the insertion of the devices inside pipelines.
Methods of measurements for water and oil are discussed and it is
shown that the error for water does not exceed � 0.67o and that for
oil � 176. 10 figures. 31 references. fAbstracter's note: Com-
plete translatio~1_7
Card 2/2
6752/
aq, /coo
SOV/155-59--l-27/30
AUTHORS: Gurov, K.P., and
-au"iiLL. ~ IL
TITLE: On the Dependence of Concentration of the Coefficient of
Self-Diffusion in Diluted Hard Solutions on the Base of
Transition Uetals
PERIODICALs Nauchnyye doklady V)sshey shkoly. Fiziko-natematicheskiye nauki,
1959, ITr 1, pp 173-178 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors join the paper of I.B. Borovskiy Z_Ref 1-7 in which
it is proved that the variation of the coefficient of the self-
diffusion in binary hard solutions on the base of 4-iron has
a distinct non-monotone character for small concentrations. In
Z-Ref 1,5~6,'jr,s 7 these phenomena are explained by the electronic
structure and the forces of interatomic bindings. In the present
paper the authors state that the mobility of the atoms is differ-
ent in three domains Z_Ref 9-7. Every domain considered as a
macro-volume has an own coefficient D i (i - 1,2,3) of self-
diffuF4-n. 11ow the experimentally measured coefficient is de-
fined as the averaged coefficient of the self-diffusion in a
Card 1/2 polyphase system : W
On the Dependence of Concentration of the Coefiiuient 00 V/155-59-1-27/30
of Self-Diffusion in Diluted Hard Solutions on the Base of Transition metals
(1) D - A1D1 + A2D 2+ A 3D3
The weight functions Ai are determined from geometrical
considerations. The theoretical D-curve constructed in this
manner shows a very good agreement with the experiment in the
region of small concentrations.
The authors mention A.A. Smirnoy, and Y.A. Krivoglaz.
There are 11 references, 6 of which are Soviet, 1 English,
2 Swedish, and 2 American.
ASSOCIATION: Inatitut metallurgii imeni A.A. Baykova (Institute of _tt'
Metallurgy imeni A.A. Baykov)
SUBMITTED: January 23, 1959
Card 2/2
05743
280) SOT/32-25-10-32/63
AMORS: Garb*rp R. I., Miller, Yu. a.
TITLE: Aoo*l*rated Method of Computing the Osaill&tIon.ftorement
From the Osaillograns
PERIODICAL: Zavadskaya laboratorlya, 1959, Vol 25. Nr 10,-p 1235 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In Investigating the Internal friction In metals, the oscil-
lation decrement Is generally computed from the oscillograme
by measuring the amplitudes, and a diagram of the dependence
of the logarithm of the amplitude on the number of integral
oscillations to then drawn. The tangent of the angle of In-
olination of the straight-Ila~ obtained represents the de-
crement. As In the case of several oncIllograms much time
Is required for measuring the amplitudes, It is sore con-
voalent to draw a not of curves, or a series of patterns,
according to the equation Y a + A 00 _6n (1)
(n 0 number of Int gral oscillations, and 6 - logarithmic
oscillation decr*u:nt). If the oscillation period, or the
scale of'the oscillograme obtained, in changed simultaneous-
Card 1/2 ly with the damping value, the diagrams drawn according to
05743
BOT/32-25-10-32/63
Accelerated Method of Computing the Oscillation Decrement From the Osc1llo-
grass
equation (i) are photographed and projected on the osclllo-
gras on an enlarged scale. The scale of enlargement should
always b* chosen in such manner that the number of periods
In the oscillograa agrees with the interval of the values
for a (taken from equation (i)) (Pig). There is i figure.
ASSOCIATION: Pialko-tekhnicheakly
(Physical-toohnioal
of the UkrSSR)
Institut Akademli nauk USSR
Institute of the Academy of Sciences
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MILLER, Tu.G.
Toung's modulus and internal friction in Fe-W oG-solid solutions.
Trudy Inat. met. no.6:20-24 060. (NIU 13:8)
(Solutions, Solid-Testing) (Blasticity)
(Internal friction)
1.11ILLER, Yu. G., Cand. Phys-Math. Sci. (diss) "Investi:-,ntion of
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Somle Physical Properties of Dilute Stable Solutions on th~e 3.1asia
of a -Iron." Moscow, 1961, 17 pp. (Central Scientif. Res. Instit.
of Ferrous Metallurgy im. I. P. Bardin) 120 copies (KL Supp
12-61, 252).
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AUTHOR: Miller, Yu. G.
TITLE: Study of ion transfer in metals and semiconductora under the
action of an electric Hall field
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo telat v- 3, no. 8p 1961, 2383-2389
TEXT: The author suggests a new method of determining the ionic charge in
semiconductors, metals, and alloys, which is based on the study of ion
transfer in the transverse electric Hall field. In this study the author
determines the resulting force acting on an ion migrating in the electric
field. This resulting force consists of two components: the force of the
electric field (Fl) and the force of thellelectronic wind" (F 2).
F - F I - F2 = eE(z - nia'), where E is the field strength, n the concentra-
tion of conduction electrons, 1 the mean free path of the conduction
electrons, 6 the scattering cross section of the electrons scattered by
activated ion, q - Ze is the ionic charge. F may lie either in the direc-
tion of the field or in opposite direction. Ion transfer takes place in
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the direction of F. In pure metals where the "electronic wind" plays an
important part, F 2 predominates and ion transfer takes place into the
direction of the anode. In semiconductors the electron concentration is
an exponential function of temperature, i.e., also the part of the
"electronic wind" is temperature-dependent. It becomes important only at
conduction electron concentrations n - 1017_10 19. The reversal in the
direction of the transfer of gold ions in silicon takes place at 12800C
Below this temperature the gold ions migrate to the cathode. Above thi;
temperature they migrate to the anode. F - 0 if n1all - Z. In the method
suggested here only one force of the electric field acts upon the ion,
i.e.,the transverse electric field which is due to the Hall effect is used.
The measuring arrangement (the method was experimentally verified) is shown
in Fig. 1. In the case of a semiconductor the specimen has the shape of a
parallel epipede, in the case of a metal it is a foil. If a constant cur-
rent of density i passes through the n-type speoimeng and if this specimen
.As placed in the field H, the transverse electric field is given by
Ex = RHi where R - I/nec is the Hall constant, n the concentration of the
conduction electrons per cm3. In the direction E~only one force of the
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electric field qE x sots upon the ion. The method suggested is the most
effective for semiconductors with large Hall oonstant.7 As an examp;* the
ion transfer of iron in germanium is studied at 8250C- 'The specimen used
was n-type germanium with a resistivity of 10-30 ohm-an at oom temperatum
In the central part,and at the two sides of the specimen r55 was sleotroly-
tically deposited with a thickness of lose than 1p. The iron was deposited
in the form of 0.2 mm-wido strips. This results from the fact that the
conductivity of iron is 230 times higher. Ohmic contacts were produced by
means of a thin copper layer. During the measurement the specimen was in
* field of 5,100 oe. The specimen was heated in the vacuum (10-4 mm Hg) at
* d-o density of i - 230 a/cM2 in a field E - 0.36 v/Gm. E x was
0.23-10- 2v/cm. For the temperature 8250C the mobility u was determined.
Z was determined from u and 'the diffusion coefficient D using the relation
Z - ukT/De. It was found that at 8250cs Fe diffuses into Ge in the form of
trivalent positive ions (Z -w 3). With metals, foils are used in analogous
way. The method was practically verified by studying the diffusion of
carbon into (x-iron at 8250C. Finally, the author thanks K. P. Gurov for
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discussion and V. S. Zemskov for making available the specimens. There are
3 figures and 8 references: 7 Soviet and I non-Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut metallurgii im. A. A. Baykova Moskva (Institute of
Metallurgy imeni A. A. Baykov. Moscow)
SUBMITTED: March 13, 1961
Legend to Fig.1i (1) specimen; (2) pole pieces; (3) probes
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Lvestigating ion migration wider the action of a Hall electric
field, Piz. tvar. tela 3 no.9:2870-2872 S 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Institut notallurgii imeni A.A. Baftovia Moskva.
(Ions-Mi tion and Volocityl
r0 effect)
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AUTHORS: 1.1iller, Yu.G. and Ratnovshiy, V.Ya.
TITLE: The H? pickup of an electric pulse tachometer
PEIRIODIC.%L: Priborostroyeniye, no. 12, 1962, 28
T _731- C T This is a short description of the front part of the
electronic tachometer. It consists of h HF electron tube generator,
near the core of the tank, circuit coil of which is placed a dish,
donnected to the revolving shaft. The disk is made of mild steel
alid has cut-out sectors. The solid section of the masking disk
iAterrupts the HF oscillations, producing.a lOOc/'* modulation of the
Hl~Ioscillations, the frequency of which is proportional to the
speed of the shaft revolution. The moduLated carrier is detected
and the frequency of nearly rectar4,fular pulses thus obtained is
measured by a frequency nip-ter calibrated directly in rpm. The
measurement range is determined by the number of masking sectors
and by that of the frequency meter, i.e. is about 10 to 6 x 105 rpm.
The transducer has mall dimensions, the amplitude of output pulses
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crItical and is of the order of 1-2 mm. 'There-are 2 figures.
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MILLER,ju.G,
Nov method of determining the ionic charge in metals and semi-
conductors. Trudy Inst. met. no.15tll-17 163. (MIRA 16:9)
(Mletal ions) (Ions--Migration and velocity)
MILLER, YU.G.
Ded~ctlon of a Yoting's modulus design formila for crystals. Trudy
Inst. not. no.15:147-150 163. (MIRk 16:9)
(Metal crystals-Blastic properties)
OSOKINAI Dorians, Vikolayevna; GZOVSKIY, M.V.p otv. red.j.
.MILLER Yu. G-. red.; MEDER, VX. , red. izd-va; hYLINA,
)fu.v.l . red.
(Plastic and elastic low-module optically-active materials
for studying stresses in the earth's crust by the modeling
method] Plastichrqe i uprugie nizkomodullrqe opticheski-
akti'vnye materialy dlia issledovaniia napriazhenii v zem-
noi kore metodom modelirovaniia. Moskva, Izd-vo A14 SSSR,
1963. 195 P. (MIRA 17:1)
CHUPAKHIN, M.S.; MILLER, Yu.M.
Possible use of mass spectrometry for the detection of impurities
in the analysis of pure materials (survey). Zav-lab- 27
no.8tlOC9-1012 161. (MIRA 14:7)
(Maas spectrometry)
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ELR, Yu-ll.
E:q)arlonco of tha Poltava Cotton Spinrkig Pac", in tho
app.11catlen of production norme botaed on tedmical factmv.
Leh* pmo no*4:713 O-D 165a (wRA l9a)
ACCESSION-NR: AT4042446 S/0000/64/000/000/0132/0136~
AUTHOR: Luk'yanov, N. G.; Miller, Yu. Ya.; Eygenbrotp V. M.
TITLE: The development and te!kt result's of pneumatic telemetry systems
SOURCE: Vsesoyuznoye soveshchinlye p6 pnevmo-gidravilchaskoy avtomatike. 5t I
I Leningrad. 1962. Pnevmo- I 'gidroaNitomatika (Pneumatic and hydraulic contiol);
materialy* soveshchanlya. Moscow, lzd-vo Nauka, 1964, 132-136
TOPIC TAGS: automation,.control system, feedback, telemetry, pneumatic *trol
system, pneumatic telemetry.system, pneumomechanica) transducer
ABSTRACT: The telemetry systems'consi.dered in-this paper are intended to transmilt
Information from distant objects to a central dispatching point. Detailed des-
criptions are given of a nozzle-damp* ding de-
er coding device, a relief-probing co
:.vice and a pneumomechanical transducer. The purpote of the~tests, which,were car-
ried out.at the Novouflmskiy neftepererab;3ty*vayushchiy zavod (Novouflmsk Petro-
leum Refinery), was to*determln'e the operational capacity of phe pneumatic measure-
ment systems, the errors in the transmission of themeter readings.' and the Anbunt
of time taken by the signal to pass from the i9stant the call Is made to the ap-
pearance of the reading on the secondary instrumenti From the' results of the tests
Cit is concluded that the use of pne~matlc telemetry systems hat practical impor-
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MILLER, Zygmunt, mgr.inz.
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