SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NOVOKRESHCHENOVA, P. D. - NOVOMEYSKIY, A. S.

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isw=: Dfeta~~ I tazmich. abrab. matalloir, no. 22p 1963j, 43-44
~'TOMC 2 costim alloy costing#
w;8: thqwn~a fatlgues~~Mqals alloys steeli-matal
coating
AMM&MI., Via imuthors studied the cf2act'oC Sa ;B:L Za and rOS40 aUOY c
2 0 oatinas
on the th~rnal fatigue -of Ni (02), bronze, brass -(t62) aid steel (UWN92) sub-
jected to 1000 qydles~in-the tmaperature rangcr4W-1300C*, Me thermal fatigue
of the spacimens vas evaluate
A am tho basis of -a 5%,, 10% and 20% decrease in sup-
j decreas-
ture strength and alasticit-ye Vie thermal f&tUw of the basic'matal. was
ed by mom thau,30A then KI was ~cated with Bi, wMlee oUi~r metal coatings bad
no affect* Sn and POS40 Alloy coatings strongly affected the thezmal fatigue of
bronze and brw;[,** Zn that at steel at hi&er tm1praturese The Increased thenal!
fatigue cc Steel a Zn, costing is explained by the. low +J2e=al strains Iwo-
duced by. this -.mqta3_ The decrease In thazmal fatigue produced by active 3w-
coatings Is explalwa:bylhe Rabluder effect. OrIg. arb. bas: 4 e~srhs&
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AUTHM Drandman, G.S., (Aspirant)', Novokreshchenov, P. D. ILeonov, M. V. (Fagl-
nper)
TITILL: The wear -resistance vF ED4 and ED-6
epa resins
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soVocrt-f MV Maxhinoatruyeniye,'no. 11, 1964, 85
TOPIC TAGS,. epoxy resin, epoxy resin wear, wear resistance, dry foction, dibutyl-
plithalate, plasticizer, hexamethylen"amine
ABSTRACT., Epoxy resins are being used to a great extent In machine tool plants for the
manufacture of stamp parts. The ED-5 and ED-6 epoxy resins, as well as ED-40 iesin
whit-h iA almost the same as ED-6, are generally used for casting these parts, One of the

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temperature at the,,point of contact, and also the force of friction. All tests were made
without lubrican4at 8. 5 in/min. and under loads varying from 1 to 2b kg. Each test took
3 hours, The samples were tested either with or without plantleizers, and the hardening
agent was hexamethylenediamine. The mixture, consisting of 100 parts by weight of resin,
10 parts of dibutylphtholate (if present) and 20 parts of hexamethylene diamine, was thor-
---I -s- wAra then cant and hardened at room temnera-

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SO U R C-13: Ref. zh. Metallurgiya, Abe. 61229 4
AUTHOR: Npokreshchenov, P, D.; Zubekh1n, V. P.; Savchen1w, N. V.
'T', -1!.F: Investigation of the iruluence of fusible on the durability of
afler cyclical heat treatment by the method of mternal friction
CITED 90URCE.- Sb. RelakBats. yavleniya v met. i splavakh. M., Metallurg-
izdat, 1963, U2-114
TOPIC TAGS: nickel, internal friction, heat treatment, fusible coating
TRANS LATION: Polycrystalline s amples of brand NP- 2 nickel, 200 mm long and
-m Li diameter, were preliminarily annealed Rt 7001~ for 5 hours and cooled from
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in running water and dried. Internal friction was measured with the help of a
I a at room temperature is 1.6 cps).
'torsional pendulum (frequency of oscillation
'The mwd=m shear dofomtlon on the surface of the sample did not exceed i0-6-
ryclical heat treatment wam carried out by periodically heating the a=ple with
rime of heatLng in 1-0 see, cooling-15 see, maxim= temperature of c7cle-M*,.
minimm-100'. The internal-frequency curve la recorded for the same sample after
_)0 , 500, and 100 therm&1 cyclings, after which the sample was tested on an
MR-ji.05 tensile testing machine. All types of coatings increase the internal
friction of Ni (not subjected to cyc'"Jeal beat treatment) in the interval 100-350'
ri;,~d e*isumtially lower the high-temperature internal friction. In the law-temperature
region, the maxiuam increase of internal friction is observed for samples coated
with 3ni the mini=m is observed for samaes coated with Pb, In the region of
,high t6emperatures the influence of Sn and Pb on interrAl friction is of an
opposite nature. All coatings also change the internal friction of _11 -t~ubjected
'_'c2lcal heat treatzent. For Ni coated with Bi, with an increase in the number
_t'mnaratur-, internal friction (in the region 100-350*)

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increase in the number of thermal cycLAnga the biittloness of a coated sample
Licreasen, while the strength decreases. The least influence on the seehanical
.properties and on the nature of the temperature curve of internal friction
exerted by cyclical heat treatm--nA of Ni coated with Sn. The increase of the
.irternal friction of Ni wider the influence of coatings in the regien 100-35,0* is
assoeiated with the surface adsorption activity of fusible metals with reapect
to X1. The increase in high-temperature internal friction (background) with
nc rea-qlr~g number of theznal cyclings is explained by the general increase in the
delects in a metal as a result of the aotion ol thermal stresses,
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19 foronosh*iy gosudaretwwnyy pedagogioheskiy institut. fted-
sUvlwo Wmdodkou P.A. lbbindwma
(NotdUo fn=) (Notals at high tauWatures)

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TIM)IT' TAGS: nickel Internal friction, low meltin"a coating, internal friction formida,
,1-1.91c,catioDal interpretation NP-2 itickel
The 3uthor.3 definvd the effects iif lovv-l-n;~Itmg nictal (Sn. Bi, Pb) coatings
the inLernal fTiction in NP-1. nicket m 100
~Wij(,:. A ,hut coatIn method waa uaed,
the sample was dravvii ffirough moliteri metal. and the thickness of the,-
did riot exceed 0.04 nim, Itnturnal friction ~va- cale"dated from
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arl '--')b docreased it at 600 -'OOC to ahout !10%. of the nriVinal lovel. The effect of
c, ~-_[ ingg attenuated as temprrature was raised to 800C. Ttle resultB obtained are
froM q diRjo-,Stii)naJ fit. BRA. wiLil 1:3 ittIP"S.
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AUTHOR: Z ~N Tk Novolcmphchenov., Pc Do
TITIZ: The effacts of low-melting metal coatings on the thermal fatigue of NP -211
nickel
pr
Soullirb I Fimas Matanov I meta-UovedenW p v IT# no. 61 1964, 943 44
TOPIC TAOS: Ni., heating cooling cycles, heat treatments internall friction, Fb,, Bnj~
B1, hysteresis loss , thermal fatigue --
ABSTRACT-. *%a authors investigated the effects of low-melting 0.04 = thick Bil
-M%uhd Wdontings on Ni. The cases affected the peak of internal friction
ap th the' h
preciably rou u eat treatment inhibiting recrystallization and
relaxation. The different phases of thermal fatigue were observed from the
hysteresis looses in nickel measured by method of internal friction. The authors
conclude that the higher the surface activity of the internal friction in relation
to the base metal, the greater the drop of the peak of internal friction. Bi the
-educed the friction more than the other tested layers, particularly, after 500
heating cooling cycles. Metallographic analyses have shown it to penetrate much

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AUTHM: ~V. Fo; Kovokesshcbsnow. F. 0.
Trft: Nature of thornal fatigue La nLeke
SOURq9., AN SS3R* Dok1&dy*, v., 155, no. 6, 1%4, 1306-1309
TOPIC TAGS: thermal E&tL&ue,, aLckeltherml fatigu~p thermal fatigue Mchaniam
internal friction
ABSM%CT: The authors have investigated changes of the Internal friction peaks I
caused by the changes in magneto-olastic hysteresis losses In nickel as a result
thermal fatigue. The connection between internal frletion and the MffnAtic
coercive force is -given by Mishek's theory (Czech. J. Phys. 7. 233v j957T. The
authors used a method torsion pendulum for the determination of maximal internal
'friction. Thoy fowd that tin friction first increasts with the number of thermal
cyclesp than reaches.a plateau, and drops after 1#000 -thermal cycles. The authors
interpret Ww'therwr-fatigus mchaniss from obserad depwdence In term at
formation and sigmtIon of dislocations, CrIge wt.. hass 4* figunst MA 3
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AUTHOR: Novokcreshchenov, P. D.; Ryazanskiy, V. P. 4
ORG: Voronezh P21t uOical Institute (Voronezhskiy pedagogicheskiy institut)
TITLE: Strength of bismuth-coate(L nickel in an ultrasonic field
SOURCE: Metallovedeniye i temicheskaya obrabotka metallov, no. 9. 1966, 16-17
TOPIC TAGS: ni I f. J- e fect, ultrasound
ckel 1~ bismuth -ltrason f --)Irradiated
nickel, cc&#__d ni-e-k-13 st-e-15th e
ABSTRACT: The effect of a surface-active mediuml nd ultrasound on the atrenath of
nickel has been investigated. Specimens of nickel wire 1 mm in diameter, annealed
at 760C, were coated with bismuth and subjected to tensile tests at 2o-6ooc with
simultaneous application of ultrasound. It was found that at temperatures up to
500C the effect of bismuth alone is insignificant. but at higher temperatures the
atoms of the coating begin P migrate along the defects caused by deformation and
stimulate crack formation.ji As a result, at 600C the metals strength decreases by
30-35%. With simultaneous application of ultrasound and a surface-active coating,
the cracks form very'rapidly and under low stresses. It appears that atoms of coating
and ultrasound support each other in the formation of cracks, and that the ultrasound-
induced heat brings about an additional activation of atozrss of the coating. The
tensile strength of strain-hardened,,nickel is affected much less by ultrasound, because
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the number of barriers which hinder the dislocation migration Increases, and part of
the ultrasound energy is spent to overcomp these barriers. The sharp drop in strength
of coated specimens caused by ultrasoundiIs apparently associated with a rapid
penetration of coating atoms into defects. At the same time, a sharp decrease of
metal ductility was observed; the elongation dropped from 20% to 1-4 . Orig. art.
has: 2 figures.
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AUTHORt Novokreshchen OV Kustovd, Yu. Yet
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ORG: Podagogical Institute, Voronezh (PedagogLcheakiy ia&tLtut)
TITLE: Investigation of the effect of low-meltin metal coatings. an
nickel /I recrystallLzad at various temperatures 0
SOURCE: FLzLko-khLmLcheakay& mekhaaLka matarLalovp ve 2. not 59
1966, 515-517
TOPIC TAGS: nickel, bismuth, cadmium
zinc internal
frLclLon,
ABSTRACTt The effect Of low-malting metal coatings on the stracture and
internal friction of nickel has been Lnvestigated.j~ NP-2 nickel speci-
mens L mm in diameter annealed at 650. 750 or 850C to obtain a respec-
tive grain size of 0.03, 0.20 and 0.30 mm were coated with bismuth -1
cadmiutr4r zLncl'by dipping. The thickness of the coating did not exceg
30_3~ u The tensile strength of specimens annealed at 650, 750 and
850C was 42.2. 37.1. and 39.2 kg/mmz & respectively, and the elongation
was 26.6l 20.4, and 20.7%. All three metals were found to have a sL&-
nil"Leant effect on the internal friction of nickel (see Pigs I)*
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coated with bismuth
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or zinc (4).
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The effect was especially pronounced in nickel annealed at 750C, in
which the grain size amounts to 20% ~f the specimen diameter. The
penetration of surface-active metalaunto nickel proceeds primarily
along grain boundaries and structure defects. Annealing at.850C forms
a structure with a small number of gr&Lu-boundary defects and dLaloca-
tionao As a results the increase of Lntern&L frLctLon is insignifLeant.
OrLge art.*hast 2 fLgurea.
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nit. 32 now 22s26-M D *6% (MMI 19012)

124-57-1-753
Franslation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 1, p 98 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Novokreshchenov, S.V.
TITLE.: Hydrogeological Calculation Method for SingI6, Imperfect
(Partial), Dug Wells on the Principle of the Representation
of the Ground Water Table Curve (Metodika gidrogeologi-
cheskogo rascheta odinochnykh nesovershennykh (nepolnykh)
gruntovykh kolodtsev na printsipe otobrazheniya kiivo'i
depressii)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Sredneaz. politekhn. in-ta, Tashkent, Gosizdat UzSSR,
1955, pp 239-251
ABSTRACT: The well-known hydraulic methods for the determination of
the discharge into an imperfect well are expounded. The author
employs Dupuy's formula, but he writes it incorrectly-p., instead
of the depth of the water in the well he takes the depth'~t the
wall of the well (ref. Charnyy, I.A., Dokl- AN SSSR, 1951, Vol
79, Nr 6). For the case of a deeply embedded water-retaining
structure the author makes the arbitrary assumption that the
bottom of the active zone of the aquifer is limited by a curve
that is a specular image of the ground water table.
Card I /I Bibliography: 5 references M.M. Semchinova
1. Water"wells--Evaluation 2. Water--Availability--Ground water factors
3. Water wells--Capacity--Mathematical analysis 4. Hydrology--USSR

124-58-9-10122
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 9, p 101 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Novokreshchenov, S. V.
TITLE: Method for the Hydraulic Calculation of the Seepage Through a Dam
Made of Homogeneous Soil and Built on an Impervious Foundation
(For any Operating Condition) [ Gidravlicheskiy metod rascheta
fil'tratsii cherez plotiny iz odnorodnogo grunta na vodoneproni-
tsayemom osnovanii (dlya Iyubogo rezhima) I
PERIODICAL: Tr. Sredneaz. politekhn. in-ta, 1957, Nr 4, pp 250-266
ABSTRACT: The author generalized the hydraulic method of N. N. Pavlovskiy,
originally proposed by P, for the Calculation of Darcy-type 5eep-
age through earth dams on dn impervious foundation, in its ap
plicati7r) to a generic exponential filtration function of the type
of V=kI Im. In this manner, while utilizing in full N. N. Pavlovskiy'--
method of fragments, the author obtains a set of generalized seep-
age equations. For m=l the equations proposed by the author re-
duce to the system of N. N. Pavlovskiy filtration equations. The
system of equations obtained by the author is solved by the trial-
and-error method. Bibliography: 8 references.
Card 1/1 1. Dams--USSR 2. Mathematics--Applications M. M. Semchinova

NOVOKRESHCHENOVAY A.P*
Rapid method for determining the water saturation of cores and
their recovery, Nauch. tekh. sbor. po dob. rieftl no.27:87-90
165. (MIRA 18:9)
1. Vsesoyuznyy neftegazovyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut.

NOVOKRICSIEHENOVA, X.P.
g 0, g ~ ~-w
9argleal intervontlon In cardlw vounds. Test.khir. " no.5:58 S-0 053.
MRA 6m)
1. Ramenskaya gorodskaya bollnitma. (Heart-Wounds and injuries)

BYZOTA. Te.S..knadidat maditsiaskikh nauk (Tashkent); MOMMSHOMOTA,
U.A. (Tashkent)
"'J;"FP,4
A case of dissecting aneurysm of the abdominal aorta. Klin.
mad. )5 no.2:146-147 7 157 (KLHA 10:4)
1. Is madiko-soultarnoy chasti (aach. I.N. Doitriyova) Tashkentskogo
taketillnogo kombinata.
(AORTIC AMIURYSM. case reports
dissecting of abdoo. aorta)

NOVOKRESHCHF11 IOVA, N. S. and FEDDER, M. L.
ffr-lea Repellant Preparations.ff
Tenth Conference on Parasitological Problems and Diseases with Natural
3eservoirs, 22-29 October 1959, Vol. II, Publishing House of Academy of
Sciences, USSR, Moscow-Leningrad, 1959.
Central Scientific Research Institute for Disinfection (Moscow), and the
State Scientific Research Institute of Microbiology and Epidemiology of
the Southeast Part of the USSR (Saratov).

.rJLLL I 1 10, N.Y.; ABRAMOVA, M.A.; MMROVA,, H.Ye.; NOVOUMHOHENOVA, N.S.;
Sumo.. L. 1.
Now insecticides against fleas* M"opemzoi paras*bolo no.52614-
616 1161, (KMA 14:10)
I* 'Lz laboratori7a or-onicheskoy kbimii Saratovskogo gosuderstwenuago
tmiVersiteta imeni N.G. Chernyshavokagop kafedry biokhImii Sam-
tovskogo meditainakogc instituta i Na~obno-issledovatellskogo insti-
tuta, vKikrob.8
WaRMCIDES) MEAS) (ACRIDINE)

-IISMO, LeKot MARTIM, LGAO
SMDATMO J.8,; DZI
,Tree of radioactive carbcn for tagging fleas. Nedeparazeipiumso
bol. 30 no,l,.72-76 A 161, (ICM 103)
1. Zz Gasudarstremogo nauebno-issledovatel'skago, instit.uta
mikrobiologii i epidemiologii Yugo-Tootoka SSSR (qUkrobw)
(Air. institute. D.G. Savostin).
(PLEM) (CARWI~-TSOMIS) (INSWTS, MMING OF)

SOLDATKIN, I.S.; NOVOKHESTICHENOVA, N.S.; RUDENCHIK, Yu.V.; OSTROVSKIY, I.B.;
LEVOSPP4A,__X_.1-.
Study of the feeding activity of fleas of the greater gerbil under
natural conditions by the use of radioactive indicators. Zool.
zbur. 40 no.11:1647-1650 N 161. (MIRA 14:11)
X
1. All-Union Research Institute Oft*ob", Saratov and Anti-Pla&*
Station of Nukus.
(Fleas) (Insects--Food)

KOVOKMSWHEKOVA, M.S.; SOLDATKIN, I.S.; LZVOSHINAp A.I.
Wthod of radioactive Indicators used for determining the comparative
frequency of feeding of various-species of fleas under laboratory
conditions. Vop. ekol. W35-137 %2. (NIRA 158U)
1. VssmoyuxW naudmo-issledowatel'skly institut wldkrobw,, Saratov.
(Fleas) (Insects.-Food) (Radioactive tracers)

SOLUTM, I.S.; 1107 N.S.; RUDEXCHIK., Yu.Ve;
OSTROVSKIr,, I.B.; LEVOSHINA, A.I.
Use of radioactive carbon in studying the intensity of the exchmge
of f2mas between Rhombomys optImus and Meriones merldianus.
Dokj, AN SSM 146 no,6:1462-1463 0 962, (MIRA 15:10)
1. Predstavleno akademikom U.N. Pavlov*lm.
(Parasites-Gerbils) (Fleas) (Radioactive tracers)

NOVOKRESHMMOVA, H. S.
Dissertation defended at, t-he Zoological InstAbite for the academic
degree of Candidate, of Biological 94tericest
"Ecological Basis for Controlling, Fleas in the Burrows of the
~Small YarTwt and the Large Sand Eel."
Vestnik Akad Nauk No. h, 1963, pp. 119-U5

- NOVOMWHCIWNOVA,, M.S.; KUZNETSOVA,, G.3a
.- - I-.
Characteristics of the flea ecology of greater gerbils in
plaaes with chronic plague *pizooty. Zool. zhur. 43 no.11i
163&1648 164. (MIRA 18: 1-1)
lo TsexqyumW nauchno-issladovatel'skiy protivvobmmW
institut *KikrobR, Saratoy,

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AUTHOR: &vetiSY_an,_ _C- A Noyokreghchenov,a., U. 5.; T~tndlrl Tf V.; L.
ORG: Armanian Anti-Plague Station (Army--Lnsk;jy.,i pro
Scientff-Je
protivochumnyy iristitut "Milcrob"T,--7st-,,-~,-_ Dranch I nst I tit "Mki-ol-" Av ropol st
filial instituta "Plikrob")
TITLE: Experiments to study the feeding ot' Mr_j~-Ilr ~h-_
conditions of Armenia with radioactive isotcrec
SOURCE* AN Arin5311. !~,vesfIyR, Serlya n:tuk, %1. _!P, n-~.
102-106
ABSTRACT: Voles were caught, raAioactlve sulfur was placed in their stoirvicho
and they woro reloaned. Fromi ong to fivo dayn later, they and those -WLth~n
.a radius of 10 rwters from where they were roleased were caught agkin, Ard
%the number of' labelled fleas was recorded. The index for food'-ng activit.-r
iwaa taken to be tho time required for a majority of the fleas in the colory
to bomme laboll.3d. Tho cYpOrj',,n(,,nt wcva vandtictud In tim habitato (alltjt-iidoz
..2dOO and 1)750 wter3) wharo opizootica of__Rkg mz~illai occtlrrcfl~ aTO rit tho
.~'Gime of the oxForiment (July 1964) fhe predomijiont apocioa of floaa wor-)
Ctenophthalmus w1adindri, Amphiphoylla rossica, and Ceratophyllus convb,.LLl1r;~,
All W-woo specien 9howed high feeding activity, in Lhat over half of the
:f1eas became laboUod in 24 hours When the time of the e;xpejiment wa2
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V. I.; Sviridonov, M. 15 ~h=levichs R. S.s Novokreshchenova, Y. B.; Sentyurina, N.N.1
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017 niobium-sirconiunt a
a YJ ~ ~A": V1 964
Save hc i e o metallovedti~iju-i metallofizike overkhProvadniko-1.
Iletalloveden a 1 (Ifteiallo.graph.y-and,pkvq i (:.i.of metals
in niiperconductors); trudy eoveshchaniya. Uoucow, Izd-vo Nauka, 1965, 118-119
A-PTC 'AGS: cuperconductivity, critical magnetic field, superconductin:t alloy,.
Iliobbim alloy, zircaniq containing alloy, iron containing alloy, solenoid, f'4W'Y'"W
AB,~.'& Uhort wire
RILCT: %I device is described for measuring the critical current or
namolou au a function of the external transverse magnetic field (range 0-40 koe)
(see Fig. 1). The magnetic field is created by a solenoid with windinCs of niobium-
zirconium vire,'whose construction was described in the preceding article (V. R. *
;Arasik, G. B. Kurganov, V. G. Tere Shebalins B..D. Kopylovokiy, and V. S.
I; YU
'7'Th device was used for investigatin
Ivanov. Present compilation, p. 101'i _g the
properties of 0.2-m disaster wire of Rb - 26% Zr alloy alloyed with iron (0-5, 0-49.
CO'd 1/2

L 36122-66
ACC -Nit. AT60-14761
Fig. 1. Schematic of device for
inventigating the critical current
in superconductors. Dotted line
indicates volume at T - 4-2K, croon-
hatched area indicates solenoid
creating naMetic field (dimensions
in M)
I
f
or I
0.2, and O.Ow,'.' Fe). In general, an increase in Fe content decreased the magnitudes
of both the critical current and tho critical field. The authors thank 1. M. WIV,
corresponding menber AN SSSR, and 11, B. Golant, doctor of technical sciences, for
interest In the work and valuable advice. Orig. art. haeg 2 diagmise.
So CODE: ' 20 IDATEs 23Deo65/ (BIG REY& 001
MOM

,7 FSS-2jFWT(1)/TLEWP(k) A
AP6032926 SOURCE CODE: UR/0142/66/009/003/0362/0364
AUTHOR: Novokshanow. H. N. 16 0
46
ORG: none
TITLE: On the simulation of operation of the coherent radar using ultrasound
SOURCE: IVUZ. Radiotekhnika, v. 9, no. 3, 1966, 362-364
TOPIC TAGS: coherent radar, radar signal, reflected signal, rf signal
ABSTRACT: Simulation of operation of Dulsed coherent radar through the use of ultra
sonics was investigated. The experimental set-up consisted of a transmitter, an
ultrasonic device which converts radio signals into ultrasound and back,and water in
which the ultrasound propagates. The conservation of the signal's coherence during
propagation in the water was studied in a tank equipped with a motion simulator.
The dimensions and shape of the tank prevented penetration by signals reflected
from the inner surfaces of the tank to the ultrasadc device. The ultrasonic device
moved rectilinearly in respect to the permanently fixed target. The ultrasonic
pulses emitted from the piezoelectric element propagated through the water and
reached the target, from which it was reflected back to the ultrasonic device.
Here the signal was converted into an rf signal which is applied to the input of a
radar receiver with a phase detector at its output. The amplitude of video pulses

110110
NOTOESMOVA Z , aspirant.
1
galley's comet. Naucka i zhitn' 23 no.10:63 0 '56. (KI2A 9:11)
1. Institut istorii estestyoznanlya i takhniki AN SM.
(Comet. Halley,G)

NOVOKSHANOVA,, Z.K. Cand Tech Sci -- (diss) "Geodesy in Russia
from the 19th sow" to the beginning, of the 20th 6ent-ary.11
Mos,1957. 20 pp 20 em. (Acad Sci USSR. Inst of History of Natural
Science and Technology). (KLq 23-579 113)

3(4) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION S07/1477
Karl IvanovIch Tenner voyennyy goodezist (Karl Ivanovich Tanner,
Military Geodesisti Moscow,, Goodezizdat,, 1957. 99 Pe 1s500
copies printed.
Ed,: G*Fe Gapochko; Tech, Ed.: V.V. Romanova; Ed. of Publishing
House: T*A,, Shamarova
PURPOSE: This booklet is intended for the general reader.
COVERAGE: This is a biography of one of the earliest Russian
sillitary geodesists, Karl Io Tanner,, who directed the Russian
operations during the Russian-Scandinavlan joint geodetic
survey. The book describes the first organized geodetic surveys
In Russia* The text contains 6 d1agramse There are no references
given,
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Url.1vanoviah Tenner. SOV/*1477.
.:,.c) ToLpographic surveys, 54
-Karland Grodno and Minsk
30 Surireys In the
Gubornyas 55
..Surveys,in the Volyn's, Podol'sk and Klyev
'41 -
,
Wbe -rnlyas and-the Belostdk- oblast$ 59
5. sui-T05 ~ i1i ~ poiliM 60
,-.6. Tyiajk~~inlussian,with Austrian and Prussian
.triangulations
Trigonometie 'sur7eys in Bessarabia
Liveling between the Black and Baltic seas 70
Cho 17, K.I
0 Tennergs'Participation In the Degree
.
Measurement of the 25* 201 Meridian Between the
A,-tt:W Ocean and the Danube 73
Cho V* K*Z. Tenner's Participation in Training Geodetic
and Topographic Teams and the Importance of
His Work on the 2hature Developsent of the
Geodetic and Topographic Sciences in Russia 88
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N (>V0 y,- S 0 h N ov o, Z_ - K .
3(l) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/1379
Istoriko-astronomicheskiye issledovaniya, vYP. 3 (Studies in the
History of Astronomy, Nr 3) Moscow, Gostekhizdat, 1957. 7o6 p.
2,000 copies printed.
Resp. F~d.: Kulikovskly, P.G., Docent; Edo.: Rakhlin, I.Ye. and
ReznIkovskiy, P.T.; Tech. Ed.: Akhlamov, S.N.; Editorial Board of
Series: Vorontsov-Vellyaminovs )8.A., Professor, Kukarkin, B.V.,
Professor, Kulikovskly, P.G., Docent (Chairman, Committee of the
History of Astronomy, Astronomical Coun6il, USSR Academycf3dences)
and Perell, Yu.G. (Scientific Secretary, Committee on the History
of Astronomy, Astronomical Council, USSR Academy of Sciences)
PURPOSE: This book is intended for both the specialist and thegmeml
rezider Interested in the development of astronomy in Russia.
COVERAGE: This volume, a collection of artielps by different authors,
.is,the third in a series on the history of the development of as-
tronomy in Russia. Volume 3 deals with the development of the as-
tronomical sciences In the USSR from earliest times to the present
day. The articles describe such early observatories as the first
astronomical observatory of the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences
C ard 1/4

Studies in the Histo.ry (Cont.) SOV/1379
and those founded in Central Asia In the XIII century; they, further
describe the life and contributions of such outstanding Russian
astronomers as A.D. Krasillnikov, S.K. Kostinskiy, G.A. Shayn,.
N.A. Tachalov, S.P. Glazenap, and I.M. Rabinovich. One of thewre
important articles, by Prof. O.A. Mellnikov, Soviet astrophysi-
cist, treats the development of astrospectroscopy in pre-revolu-
tionary and modern Russia. The editorial staff expresses its
thanks to G.A. Tikhov, Coire5ponding Member of the AN SSSR, Pro~-
fessors P.M. Gorshkov, N.N. Neuymina, Ye.S. Berez *anskaya and N.M.
Shtaude for their suggestions and assistance in reviewing the ma-
terial. The articles are accompanied by numerous photographs, dia-
grams, and extensive bibliographies.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
From the editors
5
Mellnikov, O.A. On the History of the Development of Astro-
spectroscopy in Russia and the USSR 9
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Studies in the History (Cont.) SOV/1379
ARTICLES AND REPORTS
Chenakal, V.L. Observatories of the Petersburg Academy of
,Sciences in the.18th Century 261
Chenakal, V.L. Design, Construction and Installation of
Instruments in the First Astronomical Observatory of the
Petersburg Academy of Sciences 429
Nevskaya, N.I. A.D. Kraaillnikov - The First Russian Astro-
nomer 453
Novokshanova, Z.K. Pulkovo Technicians - Creators of Astro-
nomical and Geo etic Instruments 485
Mamedbeyli, G.D. The Maraga and Peking Observatories In the
XIII Century 517
Korytnikov, S.N. S.K. Kostinskiy and Engellgardt Astrono-
mical Observatory 531
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Ile"
IMSDAMICHO %*A'9; NOT
Ibw flatortale an hdorowl o universal stand. for microscopes. Top.
lot, ast, I takh, no*'3t225-228 157. (KIRA II.-I)
(Fedorov, 1wgraf, Stepanovich, 1853-1919)
(NIcrodoope-Attachments)

.-- ~
VAchantes; at ths Pulkovo Obaervator7 as designers of astronoulcal and
geodesic Instrawnts. let,-astron. Isel. no.3:485-526 157.
(Falkovo Astronomical Observatory-NechanIce O%rsons)) (MIRA 11:31)
(Astronomical instrumnts) (Surveying-Instruments)

WVOI(SMOVA, Z. K.
"Astronomical Observatory of the General Staff Military Topography Department"
Studies in the History of Astrononrj_, 11o. 4, Moscow, Fizmatgiz, 1958, 592pp.

NOVOISRAITOVA, Z.K.
-V-
4*
Astrou c ' beervatoryof the Milltar7 Topograph-7 Department
of the Geueral Staff. Ist.-astron.isal. no.4:491-497 '58.
(min 11:10)
(Astronomical observatories)

307-25-56-10-55/48
AUTHOR- Novokshanova- Z_K., Candidate of Technical Sciences
TITLE. Knowledge for the Masses (Znaniya v massy)
PERIODICAL: Nauke i zhiznt, 1958, Nr 10, pp 73 74 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Thirteen new leaflets of a scientific popular series pub-
lished by the publishing house "Sovetskaya Rossiya" are
listed with short descriptions of each. There are 4 photo-
graphs.
1. Bibliograpby--USSR
Card 1/1

BOLISMOT, M.N.. red.; XONARIKOVA.
red. izd-va; IWASM." T.T.. takhn.red.
Cleronim Ivanovich Stabaltakil - military geodesist, geographer.
scientist) laronin Ivanovich StabnitsL-11 - voennyl geodesist.
geograf, uchenyi. Moskva. Izd-vo goodes.lit-ry, 1960. 91 p
(MM 13:5)
(Stabnitakil. Ieronim Ivanovich. 1832-1897)

K*P*Tenner;..on the centennial of his death,
no.10:109-134 l6o,
(Tenners Karl Ivanovichm, 1783-1859)
Vop.Izt.ezt.i tp-U.
OMU 14.3)

NOVOKSIHANOVA's Z.K.; HOLIWAKOV, N.N., red.; KODMIKOVA, L.M.p red. izd-va;
FRUS, tekhn, red,
[Alsksii Andreevich Tillo.; ciartorapherp geodesiats, geographer]
Aleksei Aridresvich Tillod- kartograf-s goodezist,, geograf. Mosku,
Izd-vo eodez. lit-ry, 1961. U8 p. OMU 14: U)
FiUo.. A13ksai Andreevich, 1839-1,899)

NOVOKSHMIC"-g Z. K.
----- --I
-In the Section of the History of Geography and Geology, of the
Soviet Association of the Historians of Natural Sciences and
Technology. Vop.ist.est. i tekh. no.11:189 16.1. (MIR-A 14:11)
(Geography) (Geology)

NOVOKSHAE011L) Z.K.
E.1. Forrh amC his contribution to the Ruzisian geodezy. Tr-,.dy
Inst.ist.est.i tekh. 37:200-301 261. WIM 14:10)
(Forsh, Eduard Ivanovich, lc28-1896)

KOVOYISHANOVA, Z.1,
MwhLne shop at the General Staff. Ist.-astron.Lxal. no.8:331-360
16Z. (MIU 16:3)
(AstronomLeal instrumuts)

NOVOKSH;4%CVA, Ziwida Kuzlmini,~~hna; IKIKTUYLOV, A. -5,, akadie--ik,
otv. red.
Vasilii Ikkovlevich ortmme. Moskva, Nauka, 19~4-. 294', P.
(mIRA 180)

I. NOVOKSMOV. T.
:z4 USSR (600)
4. M9ving-Picture Projectiou
7. for each automobile two portable motisa-picture projectors.
Kiasmekhimi.k. H4.9, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Janua'7 1953. Unclassified.

NOVOKSHONOV. P.
.4 llw~.-;-~~,~4~:~.'~~.~-
High destination. Sov. profsoLuzy 19 no.11:8-9 A 163.
(JaRA 16: 8)
(Achinsk-Flour mills) (Achinak-Trade unions-10fficers)

AOTOESHONW, P.A.
Snow an the Bargusin, Range. Pr1rods, 45 no.12:112-113 D 156.
(WaA lo.- 2)
le B&yW'sbva ltvinologichosIaLym, stantalys Tostochno-Sibirskogo
filial& Akedenii nauk SM.
(Bargazin RaW-Snow)

OVA , L.A TSUTK OV ei I %i . .~L -, CH IR KOV, N N.
and fml~iatl_rn reacli~ns t- chain Ln -~ne
polyvit~rl zation of propyl #-,ne on
soed,
no.5:898-901
1. 7rSt-*tUt :71; ~1:,o-

AlIDERYEVA, T.I.; NOVOLODSIMA, A.A.
Phase composition of the reaction products of sodi=-- az-.d
potassium aluminostlicates with calcium carbonate a~ sin--
tering points. Izv. AN 331"R. Neorg. mat. I no.2:26&--2'7i
F 165. (,'Affitfi '180)
-L
1. Kbimiko-metallurgicheskly ins t4tUt Sibirskogo otd,:,leniya
AN SSSR.

ABDULIN, A.; ALEKSEM, I.; BARTLE, 0.; BOBROV9 L. ~ WZHUOV, B.,
BQYKOv V.;, BONDAREV, K.; BORZOV, V.; VERKHOVSKIY, N.j GUBAREV, V.;
GUSHCHEV, S.; DEBABOV2 V.; Dl&,~ R.; DKTRRITE7, A.; ZHIW-;?V, A.
ZELIDOVICII, Ta.; ZUBKOV9 B.; IRININ, A.; IORDANSKIY, A.;
KITAYGORODSKIY, P.; KLYUYEV, Ye..- KLYACHKO, V.; KOVALEVSKIT, V.-,
KORREp Ya.1 KONSTANTIMOVSKIY, M.; LADIN, V.; LITVIN-SEDOY, M.1
MALEUNCHIN, B.-, MANICHE7, G.-, MRDVEMEV, Yu.-, WELINIKOV, I.;
MUSLINj Ye.j NATARIUS Ya.; NEYFAKH, A.; NIKOLAYEV, G.-, gaV0W-XSXn,,A.;
OLISHANSKIY, N.; GSIMIN, S., PODOLINYY, R.- RAKH14AMOV, R., REPIR. L..
PMHETOV, Yu.; RYBCHINSKIY, Yu.; SVORENI, R.; SIFOROV, V.y SOKOLISKly, A.;
SPITSYN, V.1 TEREKHOV, V.; TEPLOV, L.; KHARIKOVSKIY, A.; CHERWAYEV, 1.3
SHAROLI, L.1 SHIBANOV, A.; SHIBM, V.; SHUYKIN, N.1 SHCHUKIN, 0.;
ELISHAHSKIY~ I.; YURIYEV, A.; NAROV, N.j LIVAROV, A.; FEDCHENKO, V.3
9
DAHINP D., red.
(Eureka] Evrika. Moskva, Molodaia gvardiia, 1964. 278 p.
(MIRA 18%3)

movorAwlir, L.P.
-,~. ~- ~7, ::: ? i ~4 & -
Removal of the fatty ball of Bich#% alml-UM a t=er, Mdrurgila
no.12:70 D' 550 (Km 9:7)
(AGN-lumm)

NOTOLMSKIT. L.P. (Slatsk. Kiaskoy obl. T/gospLtalf 1139)
lagulml hernia with hma2atoral orchlopsi7. T*otoktdr. 77'ag.4:
103-104 Sp 056. (MM 9.-S)
(~IA) (USTIOW-ABROWTUS AND =FaWTUS)

NOTOLODSKIY, L.P.
Repeated operations for appendicitis. Khtrttrgila 32 no.2:78 F 156.
(NM 9:7)
(APFMICITIS)

ROVOLODSUT. L.P.; FAUVA. L.A.
Clinical Importance of the determination of hemoglobin In urine
during strong hematurla. Lab. delo 3 no.1:17 JSJF '57
(NLRA 10: 4)
(ELMOGUMIN) (HAUTMIL)

ROVOUWSKIr-*..L*P** podpolkovnil,- nsdesluzhby
rnJurles to the menisci of the knee and their treatment. Toen.
sed.shur. no-12:7&79 'i3#57 11:5)
(MBZ-VOURV. AO INMIES)

MOVOLOD
X-ray aMtoms of a maniscun Injury of the knee joint In contrast
arthro&Taptq, Test.rent. I rad. 34 no.3:71-73 ltr64e '59.
(MIRA 12:10)
(X=. wds. & Inj.
menisous inj.. contrast arthrography (Rua))

NOVOLZWKIrs L.P.'; PATLAUs B.D.
Treatment of chronic insufficiezicy by Fieschils operation. Zdrav.
Bal. 7 no.10:3&-39 0 161. (I-M% 14:1-1)
(COM7HUX HFART DISEM)
(COROURY VEMEM-SURGERY)

137-58-6-11830
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 6, p 92 (USSM
AUTHOR: Novolodskiy, P.I.
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TITLE: T-c_ft_n7c_a_1_a_nd Econom-ic"Tridices for Top and Bottom Pouring of
Steel (Tekhniko-ekonomicheskiye pokazateli razlivki stali
sverkhu i sifonom)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Nauchno-tekhn. o-va chernoy metallurgii, 1957, Vol
18, pp 383-386
ABSTRACT: A compilation is made of the results of production of rail,
tube, and wheel ingots in the shops of the Novo-Tagil metallurg-
ical plant (NT) with top and bottom pouring. It is noted that top-
poured metal is significantly freer of nonmetallic inclusions,
as com-aared with bottom-poured, but its poorer surface re-
quires an intermediate conditioning process. Cost factors ~n-
dicate that top pouring is more profitable for tube and rail
steels. A detailed analysis of metal losses and expenses shows
that in top pouring under the conditions existing at the NT the
cost of one ton of steel increases by more than the cost of 1Z
rubles/ton. However, in terms of the metal consumed per ton
Card 1/2 of rolled product passing inspection, top pouring is desirable

137-58-6-11830
Technical and Economic Indices for Top and Bottom Pouring of Steel
for wheel metal, and also for rimmed metal for bearrs.
1. Steel--Production 2. Steel--Quality control 3. Steel--Properties
4'.. Steel--Economic aspects
1. G.
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NOTOWDSKIT. P. L; SHISHARIA1. B.N.
Improving the performan e of open-hearth fwnace plants.
Metanurg 5 no.8:12 Ag 160. (MIK 13:7)
1. Sixhus-tag,11'skly astallurgicheekly kombinat.
(Open-hearth furnaces-Maintenance and repair)

STIMGGVSHCHIINs, DuArly P&vIoviohj_4MWR=, P.I.g-retmenrAint; CMLPJMKML,,
F.I.p rod.isd-ira; TURMAYe'*D. v t okhn. red.
[Steel casting; UmOtbookfor the training of quaJIMA production
workers] RazUvka ptali; vabobwe 1posoble Me, yo4gotafti. kwWitai-
rovamVkh raboobM na, proinodafte. Isd.2.,p Ispr. i dop. 9"MovAt
Goo. nmuchno-tekbn. isd-vo lit-ry pa obernol. I tovetnal
fterdlovskoe otd-vie, 1961. 176 p.
(Stee:L Castings)

NOVOLODSKIYt Po
By means of resea=h. UTO 3 U04:38m"40 Ap 161. (MIRA V* -3)
1e Zamestitell predsedatelya soveta IlAuabno-telchnicheskogo
obshchestva NIzIme-Tagillskogo metallwgicbeskogo kozabinata.,
(Nizhaly Tagllt--Steelworks-Tachno2ogleaI innovations)

ARNAUTOV, V.T.; BARANOV, V.M.; DONSKOY, S.A.; PASTUKHOV, A.I., SMIMOV, L.A.;
TORSHILOV, Yu.V.; TRETYfiKOV, M.A.; UDOVENKO, V.G.; MYDRIZON, Ye.Z.;
SHCIEKAIEV, Yu.S.; Prin-inall, uchastiye: MMAYEV, S.V.; KOPTAN11YET's,
G.M.; NAGOVITSYN, D.F.; VARSFAVSKIY, V.L.;
KOROGCDSKIY., V.G.; KLIBANOV, Ye.L..- MEDVEDEVSKIKH, Yu.; TALANTSEVA,
T.I.; DUBROV, N.F.; DZE14YAN, S.K.; TOPYCHKANOV, B.I.; CHARUSHNIKOV,
O.A.; KHARITONCV, Yu.A.
Developing and mastering the technology of converting vanadium
cast iron in oxygen-blown converters with a 100 ton (14g) capacity.
Stall 25 no.~,:50j,-r,08 Je 165. (141RA IS: 0)
1. Nizhne tragi.Oskiy metallurgicheskiy kombinat (for fihkayev,
niyets, vagovitsyn, Novolodskiy, Varshavskiy, Korogodskiy, K-lib&nov,
1,%dv6devskikh, Talantseva), 2. Urallskiy naucino-issiedo,/atells"r.4-
institut chenykh metallov (for Dubrov, Dzemyan, Topychkanov, 7haill.-i'll-
nikov, Kharitonov).

110VOLTELI NOVA,, -N.F.,- ANGKINVICH, A.I.
gosentlal'oLl frm certain domestic varristies of lavenders.
Trudy WISIM7 no.5:68-70 161. (~m 14:10)
1 (Iavomder oil)

.-I(OyOMBENSKIT. N.Ta.; GOLOWITHM. L.A. -, TIKHOMIROV. V.v.
Data on the history of mineral proapecting in the Rwaian State of
the 17th century from the docusente of the Siberian COMIX&EA. OlCh. PO
ist. gaol. znan. no.8:3-63 159. (MIRA 13.-3)
O~rospqctivg)

ZAHOFWKr" J.
NOVA,, H.; WMG9 M.; KOVOG
Fulzionary ventilation,, m7gen requirment and =Non utilization in
adolescents during physical exertion. Fracovni lek. .14 no.kt:379-382
0 162.
1~ Ustav bygiony prAce. a chorob z povolamia v Bratislav496 riaditel
MUDr. I. Kluoik.
(WzPImTION) (MMTION)

NOVA, Magdalena, f-1101AXIMIZA, Zbi~ana
Absenteeism rausc-d Irf dii--ib!14i-,7 in ral-rtian to
the work load in wom(m. Frac. lek. 16 no-4:152-155 MY '64
1. Ustair hygieny prace a chorob z pc-volania v Bratislave
(riaditel: prof. dr. M. Nosar).

BORSKY, Imrich; HUBAC, Miloslav; Technicka upolupraca: NOVOMSKA, Zuzana
Change in the aosinophil count in the peripheral b1st,.d folicwirlg
static and dynamic work loads. Prac. 19k. 16 no.5t193-197 J1 164.
1. Ustav hrgieny prace a chorob z povolania v Bratislave (riaditel
prof. dr. M. Vosal).

42 939
AOO6/A1O1
AUTHORS: Horvhth, Stefan, Novomestskk, Miloslav
TITLE- Coated welding electrode or filler wire with a compact or tubular
rod with it filling producing iron-chrome-nickel base built-up metal
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 11, 1962, 33, abstract
IIE188 P (Czechoslovak. Patent no. 101246 of October 15,'1961)
TEXT: For the hardfacing of valves in power engineering an electrode is
proposed which contains besides Fe (in %): C 0.05 - 1, Mn 0.20 - 0.60, si 1.2
9, Cr 24 4o, Ni 4 - 15, Mo 0.2 - 5 and which may also contain V - 2, W :- 2,
Nb + Ta 1.5, Co --.2. The coating or filling of.electrode should contain as
much Si that >O.3,,`v' of the total 31, required-in the built-up metal, be supplied
from the electrode coating or filling, and that the total Si content would'be
,5~_2% of the charge weight. In the same manner, not less than half of the Cr
.content mustbe supplied to th *e,built"up metal from the coating or filling. As
an example electrode or steel,wire.is proposed containing (in %).- C _ 0.2,
M- 4 2.5, Si 1.5, Cr 23 26, Ni 18 21., P 0.035, 3 0,035. The coating
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S1 13V6P-/O()O/C) 11/039/045
Coated welding electrode or filler wire with... A006/AIOI
or filling of this electrode must contain: (in %) Fe-Si 2.5 - 4, Fe-Mn 2.5 -
3.5, Fe-Cr 62 - 66, Fe-Mo 0.5 - 1.5, fluorspar 14 - 18, rutile or limestone 14 -
18, caolin or Na fluosilicate or their mixture 3 - 9, and a binder, 18 - 301%, of
the charge weight. Moreover, the coating or filling of the electrodes may con-
tain such alloying admixtures as V, W, Mo, Co, and Nb or Nb+Ta, in a total amount
UP to 35% of the basic charge weight. The diameter of the coated electrode must
be larger than the diameter of its rod by 2 - 2.3 times. Metal built-up from
these electrodes can be well strengthened by dispersion hardening. As an example
hardness numbers of built-bp metal are given- Hv 350 after welding; W after
3-hour-annealing at 8000C.; 8W after 10-hour annealing.at 8000C, 820 after 24-
hour annealing.
Ye. Greylt
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