SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT OSTROVSKIY, V. I. - OSTROVSKIY, YA. G.

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OSTRUVSKIY, V.I., inzh.; L.6., 1117.11.
Uaing a turbodrill for undervater drlhirg and blasting. 'ir&nsp.
atroi. 12 no.11:32-33 N 162. (MlitA l5t14
(Turbodrills) (Novorossiyak-Harbor)

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TIM: Self-propelledunit for vibration drilllng.-~Class 5, No. 166237
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.cludes a hoisting toverp vincbj, generator and vibrator# In order to cut-
down on the number of'additional operations and to speed then up, tbft
tower ls*of the open type, I -shaped and equipped with a transverse
:~gupport biace.- It also has a flexible-element of constant length for
,suspending thi vibraior dmrins folding and raisins the tower. 2. A
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Results of a study of the relation between vegetation and underground
waters in the Dzhezkazgan-Ulutau Area of oentr&l Kazakh tan. Vest.An
Kazekb.SSR 17 no.4:61-67 Ap 061. (MIRA 140)
(Kazakbatam-Botm y) (Water, Underground)

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Use of the geGbotanical method 'n ~.ydroj,7(jo:ogical. sl Aies
in the Dzhezkazgan-Uiutau reFlon of e,r.tral Kaza-khstan.
Trudy MDIP 8:32-37
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Call Nr: AF 1141783
AUTHOR: Ostrovskiy, Viktor P.
TITLE: Handbook for Designer of Cold Pressing Toole
(Spravochnik konstruktora po kholodnoy shtampovke)
PUB.DATA: Gosudarstvennoye nauchno-tekhnicheskoye izdatel'stvo
mashinostroitellnoy literatury, Moscow, 1957, 287 PP.,
25,000 copies
ORIG.AGENCY: None given
EDITORS: Ed. of Publishing House on Welding Literature:
Krylov, V.I., Tech. Ed.: Sokolova, T.F.; Corrector:
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Call Nr: AF 1141783
Handbook for Designer of Cold Pressing Tools (Cont.)
PURPOSE: This handbook is intended for designers of cold pressing
tools.
COVFMGE: The book gives information and tables on materials
and methods used in stock layouts shearing, piercing,
blanking, bending, drawing, forming, sizing, coining,,
and other cold pressing operations. Different types of
pressing dies are described and illustrated, and a great
number of reference tables are lindluded. Design of die
components Is also extensively treated. No personalities
are mentioned. There are 20 bibliographic references,
all USSR.
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Call Nr: AF 1141783
Handbook for Designer of Cold Pressing Toole (Cont.)
Page
TAM OF CONTENTS:
Accepted Symbols
Chapter I. Properties of Materials
3
5
Materials used in cold pressing 5
Testing of materials used In cold
pressing 30
Chapter II. Shearing, Blanking, Piercing, Finishing 35
Cutting sheet stock with shears 35
Blanking and piercing
40
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Call Nr: AF 1141783
Handbook for Designer of Cold Pressing Tools (Cont.)
Methods of reducing shearing pressures for
blanking and piercing 40
Determining the pressures required to pull
the loort through the die 40
Determining the forces to remove the punched
part (strip) from the die 45
Importance of the proper choice of clearances
with regard to the quality of the products 48
Choice of clearance direction 50
Tolerances of puncheO and dies 51
Stock layouts
59
Determining the width of the vetaining
strip of stock 59
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Call Nr AF: 1141783
Handbook for Designer of Cold Pressing Tools (Cont.)
Establishing strip-stock width 63
Sheet stock layouts
Finishing
64
65
Shaving external contours of parts with
a punch smaller than the die 66
Shaving external contours of parts with a
punch wider than the die 69
Finishing outside surfaces of parts by
squeezing 70
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Call Nr: AF 1141783
Handbook for Designer of Cold Pressing Toole (Cont.)
Finishing (sizing) holes by removal of
allowances 70
Finishing (sizing) holes without removal
of shavings 71
Chapter Ill. Bending
72
Determining minimum bending radius 72
Determining stock sizes for bending
operations 73
Spring-back in bending operations 75
Determining cavity depths, radii and
clearances of working parts for bending
dies 79
Clearance between the punch and the
die block 8o
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Handbook for Ddsigner of Cold Pressing Tools (Cont.)
Determining the pressures required for
bending 81
Choice of clearance direction and tolerances
for punchen and dies 83
Accuracy in bending operationn 84
Chapter IV. Drawing 85
General informat'on 85
Determining stock sizes 87
Stock sizes for drawing circular parts
(bodies of revolution) of simple shape 87
For drawin circular parts (bodies of
revolutions of composite shape go
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Call Nr: AF 1141783
Handbook for Designer of Cold Pressing Tools (Cont.)
For drawing tapered bodies of revolution 94
Determining munber of drawings for cylindrical
parts 97
Drawing step-shaped paxts 101
Drawing spherical parts
Drawing conical parts
101
103
Drawing from a ntrip stock 105
Determining the pressures required for
drawing operations 106
Radii for rounded edges of drawing dies
and punches 110
Drawing die clearances ill
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Handbook for Designer of Cn1d PreiiUng TooI3 (Cont.)
Drawing dle tolerr-mces
113
Methods of lubrication used in drawing
sheet stock 114
HP-at, treatment. in drawing processes 115
Chapter V. Forming
Die s' rallghten-Ing
Hole f langing
116
116
116
Determining d'-ameters of holes for flanging 120
Flanging of n.,?n-cylindrical openings 121
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Handbook for Designer of Cold Pressing Toole (Cont.)
Determining forcAn required for flanging 121
Flanging ext.er.-.al contours 121
Embossing
122
Pressure r~,quir--A for embossing 124
Squeezing
124
Chapter VI. Extruglon, Sizing, and Coining 126
Impact extrusion
Determining stock sizes
126
127
Determining forces required for Impact
extrusion 128
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Call Nr: AF 1141783
Handbook for Designer of Cold Preosing Tools (Cont.)
Types of lubrication used in impact extrusion 129
Tolerances of impact extrusion dies 129
Sizirg 3-nd -nining
130
Determ..'r.1-ng forc-P required for sizing 130
Chapter VII. Desigr -,f D'-e C vir~,nent-,A
132
Deter.mln'-rg of pressure in a die 132
Shaftc~ 133
Plates 137
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Handbook for Designer of CDld Pregaing Tools (Cont.)
Padq (suppart plLtes 150
Pwnch hold-:~r-, 151
Punchei 151
Stock renter-'ng att-ach-ments 167
Die block3 172
Strippers, strip-Ptock guide chutpes and
brackets 187
Supports 193
Buffer arrangcrnPnfr3 200
Guide bushings 207
Guide posts 208
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Handbook for Designer of Cold Pressing Toole (Cont.)
Chapter VIII,- Fastenings 212
Pine 212
Nate 213
Washers 214
Bolts 215
Screws 218
Chapter IX. Types of Pressing Dies 229
Universal shearing the 229
Open blanking and piercing die 229
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Handbook for Designer of Cold Pressing Tools (Cont.)
Combination die of simultaneous action with
guide posts 240
Simplified pincer-type blanking (sheet) die 241
Break-through dies for punching non-metallic
parts 241
Shaving die with a sliding loading arrange-
ment 242
Shaving die with a fixed loading arrange-
ment 244
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Handbook for Designer of Cold Pressing Toole (Cont.)
Universal bending die
245
Bending die without guides for Z-shapes 245
Bending die with pressure attachment
for U-shapea 245
Bending die with tapered side sliding blocks 247
Pipe bending die with pressure attachment In
the lower half 247
Die for pipe bending 250
Plain drawing die without pressure attachment 250
Drawing die with a pressure attachment in the
lower half 252
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Call Nr: AF 1141T83
Hand1book for Depigner of Cold Pressing Toole (Cont.)
Progressive blanking and drawing die with 252
simultaneous action
Straightening die
253
Flange die with a pressure attachment In
the lower half 253
Forming die 254
Reverse Impact extrusion die 255
Direct Impact extrusion die 256
Appmd4X.. Reference Tables 259
Bibliography and Sources 283
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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OGTROVSKIY, V.P.
Local anesthesia in &rtarial ~uncturp. :.xs*-er. kni-r. I a:-ett. ~ :
8&.90 Mr-Pp 164. (!-(J],,A !";!:"
1. Kafed-ra obshchey khtrurgil ltqchebw~)go fukulltetu (zav. - jrr)f. ~e.
D. D7uzhillnaya Odeaskogo meditsinakogo Instlituta i-mani Plruj~cv;~.

05THOIRILM, XWOr sei ro 4-hi RALOY, A.N., kandidat tekhnicheakikh na uk,
redektor; 501OWYA, T.F., takhnicheskiy redaktor
EConstructor's handbook on cold die stamping) -sprevochnik konstruktors
po kholodnol shtampovke. Pod red. A.N.Malova.. Moskva, Goo.asuchno-
tekhn.tid-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry. 1957. 286 p. (KLRA 10:8)
(Sheet-metal work)

1, GOLID, B. V. and 2EITIROVS, S. Eng.
UXUY
2, USSR (6oo)
49~ Induction (Ilecricty)
1. Use of induction instruments to ntudy the variable loading conditions In autcoobile
asgemblies. Vest. mash. 32 no. 10. 1952.
9. Month1j List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, February -1953. Unclassified.

I I.
OSTBOVSXIT. V.S., kand.tekhn.nauk. MORIN, M.N., irand.tekhn.nauk
Using the induction method for measuring minor displacements In
investigating operating conditions of rear axles of motor vehicles.
Trudy laf."Avt.1 trakt" VZMI no.2:5B-68 060. (MIRA 1~:7)
(Motor vehicles-Axles-Testing)

OSTROVSKI-Y, V.S. ',".S. ],- V.A. [Zli,--~ra .'-. I
FAFLAIN, K.L., ',*,--.M. ~Kaz-7 --,
Ur,,, of a r~'. ' r DOL -hr,~nr, ~ b,~,.
1,-0'-1. r,(,.":5P 0 " I , - z - )

Osvnvuly. V. S.
Fhysic&l Cherlatri
Dissertation! L.-estig-tion of
Factors on the Adoo-ption Effect
Cand Chem Sci. Inst -%f PhygieL.1
(Veatnik Akadentl Nauk, Hoscow,
the Influence of PLyalcochemical
of Relieving Deformation!i of Wtids.1
Chemistry, AuLd Scl Oct-Doc 1953.
Par 54)
SO: SUN 213, 20 Sept 1954

USSR/Chemistry - Rheology, Cadmium 1 Nov 53
"The Effect of Oxide Films on the Mechanical Prop-
erties of Cadmium Monocrystals," V. 1. Likhtman,
V. S. Ostrov8kiy
DAN SSSR, Vol 93, No 1, PP 105-107
Investigations on Cd manocrystals showed that the
effect of oxide films on the mechanical properties
of these crystals is due to the mechanical strength
of the oxide films themselves. Presented by Acad
P. A. Rebinder I Sep 53.
275T8

=R/Physicaa Chemistry
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AuthorB S OstrovskJyp V. S., and Ukhtmanjp Vols
Title j Effect of purfaoo-aotlve oubetancto and oxidi films on the
process of deforustion of cadmium MCnDCry3tRl$
Periodical I Dokl. AN BSSRs 96j, Ed. 2. 319 - 321p May 1954
'Abstract t bivostigation of the effect of surface active substances on the
defomation of cadmium manocryatals oxidi2ed and completely or
partially without oxide films was carried out in oleic acid solu-
tions In Iso-octane and n-butyl alcohol In vater at optimum con-
centrations. Oxidation was achieved by heating the specimen in the
air at 2300 for a period of 2 hra. The thickness of the oxide
film wase-t-0900 N. Results are given in graphic form. Twelve
references; 8 USSR. Graphs.
Institution s Academy of Sciences USSRj, Institute of Physical Chemistry
Presented by s Academician P. A. liebinderp February 20,, 1954

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LIKMAN, V. 1. and OSTROVS-KIY, V. S.
no, the Rheology of Metals in Active and Surface-active Media."
report su1mitted Third Intl. Congress of Rheolckgy, Bad Oeyngausen, GYR, 23-30 Sep 58.

AUTHORS: Os trovsk 4y, V. 3. 1 k),, 1 m -in, 7. V - W)_'(
TITLE: The Rheolopy of '.metals ~--, Surf aco -Ac ti ve
metallov v poverkhnostnn-aktivn.;1eh srednk~~,
PERIODICALi Kolloidryy zhurnal, 195R, Vo: D., !'r 5, pp
ABSTRA'T: F.astc metals arm s1r.4 ,ar to a vic-ous me,41:ur ir ~-%an-~
machining and deforrnatic-, processes 7iie
of the creel, of polycryztalline tin and lead urlor -ne :on-
ditiors of hor~ogoneous shear dtifcrma'',-or, arr here
gated 7~:e form of the lested sp-cimenn is pivpr, ji F~pire
1. Th--~ curves for the creep of tin are piver, in Flr';ro
The speed of the estaltI,-s-led creer in(-reases vzit,-, strc-S2~
Figure 3 shows the rheo'.crical curves for t4r, -77a.
OC, ti
stresses and at a temperature of '0 -,- re '. Pq s-c'tior
of linoar depprvience betAeer the str,?ss ani *~,4-
speed. I f the tempera ture i s i nc r-ased ne trar.,o i : r
f rom the I i rear part of t he curve to tho, t: rv 1 1 : r- ti r, t e -
girs earlier. Figure ', si ows the inpendercf. of an~
cre,)p -,pegd for ti~rh streti~,, values rind for torperFit ;!--
20 and 86 C. At these tenperafureF', a sharl, ncreas, cf
Card 112 speeds within small limit3 of stres~3 chan~,es is obser-,-d

AUTHORS: Likhtman, V. I., O~itrovt3kiy, V. S. " 1) 1 1 4 : ,,,
TITLE: The Rules Governing the Plastic Flow of Lead and Ti.,,
the Conditions of a Clean Shear (Zakonomernosti
techeniya svintsa i olova v usloviyakh chistowo
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1)58, Vol. 11,~, Nr
pp. 1194-4497 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: First the authoro give a ahort report on the 3tatk~ u." ti.~.
problem and on previous works, dealing with the same 5utject.
This work studies the rheological properties of tiland lead
under the conditions of a simple state of tension, which forms
on occasion of the deformation by clean shear. The device,
used by the authors, resembles the one of E. N. AnArade and
K. H. Jollife (ref. 4). The samples, tested by this device,
were disks, which were fixed at their periphery and in the
center. The stress, which considerably remained below tne
flow limit, was caused by a rotation of the central part of
the disk against its peripheral part. Into the disk-shaped
test piece a concentric groove was out, in which under stress
a deformation with clean shear develops. After their mechanical
Card 1/3 working the test pieces were also annealed in an inert
of the here-examined metals decreases continuously n
an increase of the applied stress and therefore urir,(t
as a physical parameter, which characterizes a --iver,
The plastic visco3itY Of the metal, ch5racterized af-',,-,,
Shvedov by the relationship P - Po - ~ VM' rn_-_ain~ ',rt
in a certain stress interval, which foy',Ows the flow
P,; there it does not depend on the applied 9hear
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The Rules Governing the Plaotic Flow of Lead anA Tin Under I
the Conditions of a Clean Shear
This ,,ighest con!,,tant value of the plastic vi!icc, i t
suited as a physical characteristic of the metal. A
diarram illustrates the a(isorption-con(iitioned alllpv;~ti
the Flastic flow of lead and tin as a function of t:p
applied ohear stress. The maximum effect in lead ai,l
tin ij ob3erved at those stresseo, which corre!ipord 1:,s,
superior limit of the domain of con.,itant viacosity
the aut',ors express their gratitude to the Member of ttp
Academy P. A. Rebinder for valuable directions in I-hr,
Jiscussion of the results, which were found here. Tit,r.-
4 fit-,ures and 7 references, 5 of which are Soviet.
PRESENTED; October 10. 1?57, by P. A. Rebinder Member, Acafom~
ScienceB, USSR
SUBMITTED: September 29, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congre3e
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ALITHORS Likhtman, V.I. and Ostrovskiy, IV.S.
TITLE. The Plastic Flow of Lead and Tin Under Shear Conditions
PERIODICAL. Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, 1959, Vol 8, Nr 2,
pp 2821 - 287 (USSR)
ABSTRACT Study of plAgtiL flow of lead and tin was -,tirrled out
In two typos of apparatus. The first apparatu-3, analogouE,
to that of Andrade, is shown In Figure 1. It colvil'qts
of a disc secured in the centre and at the peripherv. A
groove is cut between the rentre and peripherv so that
thete is a ,,onstant shear stress ot) all parts. It was
shown that there was pure shear deformation dove],:)ped in
this groove. The second apparatus, suitable for working
when surface-active media are present, is shown in
Figure 2. Both types of apparatus gave the saine results.
Figure 3 shows the curves of flow of lead under constant
Stresses. Two distinct rOgiOn/3 Lan be seen - a regioti
with a decreasing and one with a steady rate of flow
The steady rate of flow (V M ) increases with increase. in
stress and in the presence of a surface-active mo-lium
Cardl/3 (0.2!, oleic acid in vaseline oil), Analogous results were

The Plastic Flow of Lead and Tin Under h"ar on ions
obtained for tin. Figure 4 shows the relation between V
and P (the applied stress) for lead and tin. The firstm
parts of the curves are linear but only in a narrow range
of low stresses. Marked flow begins at a definite stress
P0 . tcrt-.ied the creep limit. P0 is
0.095 kg/mm for lead and 0.09 kg/mM for tin. The plastic
viscosity for polycrystalline tin was calculated as
3 x 10 14 poise (for a single crystal of tin, it is
3.2 x 1013 .. Refs 6,7). There is great difficulty in
measuring the initial rate of flow accurately. In the
region of steady flow the vincosity can also be found.
Figure 5 shows the relation between viscosity and stress
for load and tin. The most constant value is obtained in
a narrow region near the creep limit. With increase in
stress the coefficient of viscosity falls. Figure 6 alaows
the relation between plastic flow and stress on lead for
Card 2/3

sov/126-8-2.-18/26
The Plastic Flow of Lead and Tin Under Shear Conditions
relatively high stresses. At 0.7 kg/mm 2 there in a aliarp
rise in the curve. Figure 7 shows a similar relationship
at 89 OC. At this temperature, there is also strict
proportionality between V and P in a narrow range of
M 11
stresses up to the creep limit at 0.03 kg/nim" and the
sharp rise in the curve occurs at a much Lower stress than
at room temperature.
There are 7 figures and 7 references, of which 5 are Soviet
and 2 English.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fizicheskoy khimjiAN SSSR (Institute of
physical Chemistry of the Ac.S,:. , USSR)
SUBMITTED: February 27, 1958
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AUTHOR: elisevey, P. G. so Issailovs A. Ya.; Ovtrovb~ffaj_ _V.
)L I.; Na3hel'ski&
ORG: Physics Institute im. Pu W. Lebedev AN SSSR, Moscow-, (F121cheakly Institut
AN SSSR)
TITLE: Coherent radiation of an indi arsenide-ohosphide P-n diode
. ..........
SOIMCEt rialka tvardogo tala.. v# 89 no* 4v 19660 1283-1285
TOPZC TAGSt coherent radiation pn diode, indium arsenide, Indtum phosphide, eolid
state laser, infrared laser
AbSTRACT: InPAs-crystals were obtained by two-temperatufe step-by-step synthesis
(A. Ys. Nashel'skly, Byull. izobret., no. 12,40, 196j) $n4conjunction with oriented
crystallization. Subsequent treatment of synthesizeclWpecimens (P - 942, As : 62)
containing let e (I cm3) seeds was similar to that.used in the preparation oE GaAs
diode leserej, was carried
Whe diffusion of the acceptor impurity (Zn) from ZnAB2
out In a sealed,tubt at 750C during a period of 30 min. Tabry-Perot type resonators
vere uBed with distaxices between mirrors of 0.5 and 0.35 tom. Coherent radiation
from these apecimene was at 0.942 p and the threshold current densities at 77K were
from. 2.5 to 6.0 x 1038mp.cm-2;, Line narrowing was 6beirved at threshold currents
(-5300 Wpp,tW-2) and at 1*5-2**%Ime9 their value producod, spectral widths of

.1 23297-66
~k'C'
.12-15 A. At' superthreshold currents, nWistant. (2.6 X) spiking was observed in
the, spectrum of stimulated emission from a16--m resonator. Orig. art. has: 2 rig-
ureso JYKJ
CODE 1 20/ SUBH DATES O'Nov65/ ORIG 09F: 002/ CVM REFt 005/-"ATI) IRns-
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BABXINA, V.G.; WRABIAN, K.M.; OSTROVSKIY, V.S.. RABINOVICH, Ya.M.;
EELOTSERKOVSKlY, M.Ye.
Uming of pig skins with a reduced juantity of soliuiA s-,Illf Ida.
Kozh.l,!cbuv.prom. 5 no.2s2l-22 F '63. (MIRA 16:5)
(Leather)

LIUMUN. V.1.; OSTROVS ;L.- - ~
Regularities In the plastic flow of lead and tin subjected to pure
shear. Ookl. AN SSSR 119 no.3:484-487 Kr '58. (MIRA 11:6)
1*Predst&Tleuo akademikom P.A. Rebinderom.
(Creep of metals) (Shear (Mechanics))

I . I.

5(4) V
AUTFORS: Furi I enko, K,; I 1p: o
TITLE: The Influenco of ~,'Iuctric,~Ily ."o
Cata~ytic Effect of 'Jilvor it. t~,,, t 'i P n 0
(V1iyani:,-v
dej~l tviye ner" I, ru , ri ni: i !i loni i pt i iona
PERIODIC,kL: Doklady Aka,lemii imuk ),,' )SR 7n I I pj
(!'SSR,~
ABSTRACT: Tl;e catnlyti,~ oxidation )' ot~,yleno t(.
C if" 0', ~!,10 1 :- ca:-rie I o- ' (-)n a -,i- (-)f I vor
2 2
a t 2 G 0 00 11 1 - i x ntit,~eE o:' i n 0- c C),,; n n
,y Ltiil '.1 ., (2 r , , -
increa.ie oele-tivit Y
crease t t,c- re 1 ~L t ivp i,:'luon (D~ t~;o un,le).-3ir c ion
jtl,~.jt
+ +
3 0 2 C 0 , ~ 7 C)
2 2 - I I
c on v e r, (, f o +,~.iy 1 one i'he %j liol :.et:)o1c n, t!,(~
me a 9,,; r e ze r, t ~! were 1en7-il;o ! ~ r, ~ re %, i r h e r i ~~en t 0
were carriel out in an up,,,ar,itus wit'. f.oiv at
at: o.,3phere and nt-iylene :iir m4 xt,;re
6 lie rr iil;t t i n,
Card 1/4 contain,:d 2.~, + C).,' ent

s C 2..,- 1 1- z
The Influence of
of Silver in the Oxilation of
ver:11on t:,(. )11 qllvor wl a!,!
:1;-: 0 k: 1) li.;o "',1-
Vi! 1C~,
of Ac'),-0 I w u 2- e A a c.
c ri t a 1 0 t it.; of 11" 1; ri ,3 u r 7, 1
a npec at :c :III, frce of
mr n s of oil ,e 1* -r;i I r. 1;
r, I J J :3 + 1 9 t 1. ~1 Ilk' -I I :.'I rf:lCe
0. M~ " ;, t ~o re-
, I , I ri w. u 1 .1 IV C ....... ):
c i n 7 t
c 'ar r I (-"I it tin i S w a .-I I lo ill
t-+D thQ C;2 :n v., r 1 e 7,o n 9
t~-e ~orxpn*ratior, vzi r f,A IV iU,iri i L. i C) ;~n i
50 t i i or P., s
after t~~e t On o:- 0 le
a
ca t a -7s t 1 3 a d,i i t on 3 e o c. t i i ty a 1 1~ Q,t frO7,
0. In I r, ,I) t o w.
Card 2i ~o o r)~- I ,x t or, c, W%.-,
2

SOV 2 o - 12 7 - ~ - ' ') I
The Influence of -~,t ive Ele.-.ent 9 ",,or. '. n C,~. '. a i - t
of Silver in the D-.-ihition of Ethylene
nearly interrulted 1,., the a,Hin~~ of more t~atn 11 t
per cent of sulphur to t e catalynt . rjurin;, the c%talyt4c
proceso, t~ie majority of sul-phur ig contained an 3n
the surface of t~ie silver sLnllen. '."his t~,e !r!:-.:,At'.on
of t,.e iei-ree of coverlri,- 9 of the 9 ; r f a c e f :- o 7:~ L,
amount of siiIjAnir. A 'Iia,,~ram :3. ~vv:3 t x
ter,;.ination of t~i. cata. t::(, 9
ytic act.-,vity an I off . lec'~I..-:ty
of silver irairifj which tiad ; re, iously been trented wit-,
If
in a "boilin- layer". ''he second lia~-,rnm 7iv~'~-, t t, ~~,:)n-
cernin,,- t!ie cataly9ts which vjqre pro(iuced by ti,e !:Imul taneous
del o,-i tion of A CO 5 nn I At- 11 S. A: !10 ir, t~Ao Cnge I rmal'~ amounts
0: sullAiur incre-aie t e tic t i v.; ty o I the catalyat. The r e s! i I
of the experi~~e!Ao vii h introJuct ion o " oulphur Na,SL,
and 11 10 r e e i' r~ :1~ ,vr-di~icusoned resi;lt!3, ti,o rove
4
t a r. t i va i n,~ a n c o r ro 1 1 n, - (3 f f u c t o f S 0 o n r; n r, sur -
4
Card 3/4 fitcu,- -,f 9, lver. t r e ~', f ',I in I '~,-l in , -)ncentrat ions

J, 0 1;
The Influence of i e c i i~, t 13
of Silver in the v i la t i on o, -110 r.
-or
of 2 ng, m3 after tio intro1j, tion of' U. 0-2
c ., r, witf. rosT,,cl, t c, r s e ac, t v v
catal-,,st t:mes, an 0 - t i j i t i n r-
1.70 ~o 0.. C,,r.
co:.cen' ,mil.ionr c,%w.iel an ;rrever~-3il 1e corroijion. .'%ccor I Ili-
t I I,-, ly t i
.o " ~-,)v e - -11 n C 11 p 3 ("! I - t tm, 111 cre 110 0 0 t C t a I
(?ff-'7t Of 0 i 1 VQ; 1!1 r (2 1 U 7 1 V 1 !J.3 01 1" ' t t 0 1,; 1 ~ n
Of _7ilver , iri 1 :_ . -, ~ , ) 1 1 n i ii,~, ; art a I
corr, s- on o . , -a t a I t t re. (wt to the e F. i -o i
action ~ :-. + 50
2 111 2 ' C, are
I, e fe re I-,(- a 9 oC whic!, Sov t
ASSOCIATION: L3 t I t I t i,-.
L a Va r p c) v a \~ 1, Ily 3 r.,~ t t e
i:~ e n i Y, . K;~ r 1, ov
PRESENTED ~! u ly 2 1 1 r, n , t
SUBLIMED Jill." 1 ~, 1,)1,)H
Card 4/4

OSTROVSKIY, V.Ye., KUL-KOVA. N.V LOI'ATIN, J,L , rEMIKIN. M.1, .
Y-:AifyIng a.--.icn :f -n, ,'.
Kin,I kat. 3 no, 2 - 1~9-1-~,! Mr -np 'r)- IKIIRA i4 I'
I. Fiziko-khimicheskiy institut Imeni L.Ya.Karpova-
(Ethylane) (Oxidation) (Catalysts)

WTROV.'lFl I YP V. Ye. i KlidOVICH, I R. ; KljLtKOV;v, N.V. , i'Emy.] !I, M. 1 ,
.%. I, r nr tt~- hoats of ("I -i 1---.T '., r,,n ! , ; ', 4-
I
tr-mpprxituros. "imr. fiz. kl,4m. 17 Nlf- -.
(KPA
1. institlit. ~ Mr)skvri.

Z/O' '/t c/ I ~ 5/04/ 2C
B004/BO56
AUTHORS! Ostrovskiy, V )Le_l, ~ul'kova, N _V , Nedbayeva. A 1)
TITLE: Tile Influence of Selenium anj Tellurium Upon the Catalytic
Action of Silver in tile Oxidation of Etnylenel
PERIODICAL! Doklady Akademil nauk SGSR, 1960, Vol 1'3, No. 14,
pp.
TEXT- For their experimentb tile autitors -.16eci silver oponge, whicil haJ
been Frojuced by tiie joint precipitation of ullver carbonate, rejenato,
and tellurate The se'eniam comround war, tagged with Se"~5, tile tellurluT
12-
compound witn Te . The reaction with an ethylene - air mixture (2.~ -
3% C 2H4) occurred at 2190C in a zontinuously operating apparatus (Refs.
21 4). The purificati-on of C,H obtained by tile reduction of ethanol is
L 4
described. Among other thing5, also activated carbon of the types
(AG-3) and AC (AS) was used. The catalytic activityAwas determined by
measuring the constant k 1 of the reaction rate of ethylene oxide
Card 1/3

8252b
The Influence of Selenium and Tellurium Upon S/020/60,133/04/2?/031
the Catalytic Action of Silver in the Oxidation B004/B056
of Ethylene
formation, where ki was set equal to unity for the silver catalyst without
admixture. The selectivity S was defined as thelpercentage ratio of k, to
the sum of the reaction rates of e_LLilLene oxide formation and the oxidation
of C2H4 to CO2 + H20. The relation tjS :- 8 - S is written down for the
change in selectivLJ under the action of the admixture (S = selectivity
with admixture, So selectivity without admixture). Fig. 1 shows the
values for k1 and S as functions of the concentration of So and Te.
Special experiments showed that the major ptrt of the admixture was on the
surface of the catalyst. An addition of 10'_ - 5.1o,-3 atom% of Se in-
creased the catalytic activity 3.5-fold. A higher selenium concentration
poisoned the catalyst. An addition of tellurium did not change the -2
catalytic activity, but also caused poisoning at concentrations above 10
atom% To. The concentration of the admixtures was measured by means of an
KC--4 (MS-4)-type Geiger-Mueller counter. The authors assume that with a
small admixture of elements of group VI of the periodic system to the
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MIKArELYAN,, A. L., (Sovosibirsk, Akadeagorodok, d. 2-V, kv. 4;
OBTROVSKIY, V. Yu.; STADNIKOVA, Ye. I.
Temporary- ceezation of the brain'B blood nrupply. Grud. W' r. n-. 5:
48-52 161. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Iz kliniki grudnoy khirurgil i anesteziologil TSentral'nogo
instituta usovershonstvovaniya vrachey (zav. - prof. Ye. N.
Meahalkin) t Instituta ekspertmentallnoy biologii 1 meditriny
(dir. - prof. Ye. N. Meshalkin) AN SSSR Sibirskogo otdeleniy,i.
(BRAIN--BLOOD SUPPLY)

CSTRO175VI Y t- V - Yn c
Use of e lee troencephn lography for the purpose of checking the adequacy
of the blood flow in the brhin during aperatIms on the heart and the
mnin vessels. Vop. pat. I rug. org. krov. i dykh. no.1059-365 161.
(MIRA 180)

HIKATELYAN, A.L.; OSTROVSKIY, V.Yu.
Electroencepha,lographic observations in aortic commissuroto=7 by
an open method under hypothermia. Khirargiia no.9:72-78 162.
(MIRA 15:10)
1. Iz Institute ekeperimentallnoy biologii i meditainy (dlr. -
prof. Ye.N.MeshaDdn) Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR.
(AORTIC VALVF--ZURGERY) (HYPOMERYIA)
(ELECMOENCEPHAU)GRAPHY)

Ostrovokiy, V.Yu.; ALEKIMIA, R.G.
Electroencephalography In --up-erficial fluot~&ne anesthesia.
Khir,urgiia 39 no.7239-43 J-1163 OMIRA 16t12)
1. 1z anesteziologiches~.ogo otdelenl3m Nav. Ye.I. Sadnikova)
Instituta eksperimentallpoy biologii i meditsiny ( dir.-prof.
Ye.N. I-leshalkin) Sibirskogo otdaleniya AN SSSR.

OSTROVSKIY, V. Yu.1 OSTAMIKO, G. I.
Electroencephalographic characteriptics of the depth of anesthesia
and verification of this test by studying the other concentration
In the venous blood. Khirurgiia no.4:53-58 162.
(MIRA 1516)
1. Iz Institute. ek"rimental'noy biologil I moditainy (dir. -
prof. Yo. N. MeshaDdn) Sibirskogo otAislonlya AN SS-M.
(ELECTROKI:CEFHALOGRAPHY) (ETHM(AIIESTIJETIC))
(ANWTHE-UA)

j-3rlj*l,').',I'., 7. Yu.
Dis3ertation defended fir the JeCrou -)f Candi.,late -f -edical -~cicjlc-s
at the Joint icientific (;-,incil on lAolol,,ic~L1 31berlan bralich
"aectr,)e.-iceplialo,;rap'l,ii-c 5,~crvations D-uri-n~ Ji-Neratlions un the ~' !art
ancl 'Cain BAld Ve3sels.11
V,-,3tnik kcad. :"Q. 4, 196), pp 119-145

MELEKHOPIP V.V.;-OSTROVSKIY,, V.Yu.; SENGIYEVSKIY, V.S.
First conference of young sclentlo to at the *Otitute of Experimen-
tal Biology and Medicine of the Siberian Wench of the AcadwV of
Sciences of the U.S.S.R. I2v.Sib.otd.AN WSR no.1~111-113 162.
ODA 150)
(Medical Weearch-Congreaves)

FRkIMEV, V. L (Moakva, D-98, 3-3r Shukinskly prcy*2d. d. 3, kv. 11); OSTROV.,~KIY, V.yu.
Zlectroencephalop,raphic observation* in cavopulmnary anastoirosts
in dextroposition of the bulbuc cordle (tetmjog7 of Fallot). Grud.
kh1r. no.4:13-43 161. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Iz kafedry grudnoy khirurgil i anestezioloRit (zav. - prof.
Ye. N. Meahalkin) TSentrallnogo instituta, ugiorerahenstvovaniya rmcher
(dir. M. D. Karrigina).
(TETRALOGY OF FALLOT) (ELECTROEMEMIMtAPHY)
(VENA CAVA--SURGERY) (PUIYONARY VEIN-SURGElff )

N3SH=IN, Te.,N.. prof., red.; OSTROVSKIT. V.yu.. red.
UProblems in ane9theBio7.oj7 and the pritnophyBiolIc-7 of Pur,,,Pr.7j
Voprosy anestoziologii i operatelonnril patofiziologli. Pod rod.
B.N.Heshalkins. Moskva, 1959. 274 p.
(MIRA 1):12)
1. Moscow. TSontralluyy Inetitut usaverehonstvovaniya vrachey.
2. Is Imfedry grudnoy khtrurgii I anestatiologli (zAveduyushchly
prof.Te.01eshalkin) TSentrallnogo Inatituta usovershonstvovonlra
vrachey (for Reahalkin).
(AiligbTHESLA) (OPER-TIONS, SnGICAL)

MkRGULIS, M.S.; OGTROVSKIIP V.Yu.
Electroencephalographic observations of artificial circulation
und&r emperimental conditions. Eksper. khIr. 5 no.6:42-4,6 N-D
060. (MIRk 14:2)
(BLOOD-CIRCULATION, ARTIFICIAL) (ELECT tUENCEPHALOGi-APHY)

OBTRMXIT, T.Tld., SUSIXOT. H.S.
A case of Mondorlp disease. llhirurgiia 14 no.S:L29 AC '56
(KIRA 11:9)
1. Is BeloRtolbovskogo sellakogo vrachebnogo uchnatka (glavn"
rrach Te.l. Grishins) Mikhnevskogo revona Moskovekoy oblasti.
(THRO)IBOFULIBITIS,
Monder's dis. (Rue))

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= ~-' -I L
[translator]; KOBAZEV, I.A., red.
(Methods of deoxidizing organic corbinations] Metody voostanov-
leniin organicheskikh soedinenii. Pod red. I.A.Kobazova. Mo-
skva, Izd-vo inostr. lit-ry, 1960. 406 p. (MIRA Ij.:11)
(Chemistry, Organic) (Reduction, Chemical)

WTHOVSKIYF YiA.A., inzh.
Temporary bullflini:-i rv-,dlp of follp~ F--!il . ,
spots. rah. v strol. '~ N 'f~3. 1":',
1. Prohoktnoye b-,lirr) tn,ntpi Yu;.,h#-n,-rros troy.

IVANOVP P.L., k&nd. takhn. nanki TRTIAOV, G.T., kand. trAhn. V~au~';
OSTROISKIY, V.I., inzh.; RASNETSOV, L.S., Inrh.; SAZONOV,V.~.,
inzh.
Stabilizing the rock fill and the foundation bed of the p1er of
a petroleum port by undor-water blasting. Tranoll. stroI. J~ nn.6~
26-22 Je 165. 1) "~'

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ACCESSION NR: AR4039314
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Matematika, Abs. 3V249
AUTHOR: Ostrovskly, V. 1.
S/0044/64/000/003/VO56/VO56
TITLE: Programming the synthesis of diode logical schemes
CITED SOURCE: Tr. Sibirsk. fit.-tekhn. in-to. vy*p. 42, 1963, 93-101
TOPIC TAGS: diode logical scheme synthesis, functional dependence, minimal (J15-
junctive form, Ural-I
TRANSLATION: A diode logical schet-iie means a logical system which reallzus, a Jven
functional dependence and which consists only of diodes and resistances. As a
criterion for the optim-il synthesizing of a scheme, a number of diodes, contaiiied
In it, Is chosen. It Is assumed that the realized function Is given In minim.il
disjunctive form. The outhor describes a program for realizing the method, pro-
posed by A. D. Zakrevskly (RZh Mat, 1962. 8V246), of aynthesiting diode logical
schemes. The program, composed for the machine-l'Ural-111 does not have a fixed
Cord 1/2

ACCESSION NR: AR4039314
solution time. The operator can, at any time, stop the computation and record the
beat of the considered schemes. V. Marty*nyuX.
DATE ACQ: 22Apr64 SUB CODE: M )q ENCL.- 00
P
Card 2/2

LLVINA. Z.M.; OSV~t)V61.11. V.1
........
Effect of cib deformat.Dns on tho pressure disteibution And on
the rigidity of Cuides. ~tit. I indtr. 34 no.9:4-13 8 163.
(KTAA 16:11)

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BABICFEV, S.I., prof.; ~1117-1-,V~IKIY, V.?6,.
1.10 of a polyvinyl alcohol sponge in i,ibntitliting 1nf"r*1ve snf t
tissues. Vest. khIr. 93 no.1):46-41) ") ' 64 . (MIRA 18t4)
1. 1z gospitallnoy Phirurgicho3koy kliniki (zav. - prof. B.V.
Petrovskly) 1-go Moskovskogo ordena !Anina mditsinskogo inatitutft
imni Sechenova i Moskovskoy gorod3koy klinicheakoy bollnitay No.~)"
rglavnyy vrach - F.S.Petriishko).

OSTROVSKIY, V.N.
Kuntugan cave in the Dzhgzkazgan - Ulu-tAu region. Vest.
AN Kazakh. SSR 20 no.1:91-92 Ja 1W.. (MIRA 17:3)

BAhKALuV, I.A.; KALYGIN, S.Kt; OSTROVSKIY, V.N.
Nov barite deposits in the Dzhszkazgan--Mu-Tau region in central
Kazakhstan* Izv.AN Usakh,SSR. Ser.geol, no.5:77-78 162.(MIRA 15:12)
(Kazakhstan'-Barite)

OSTROVSICIY, V.N.
Effect. of plant transpiraticn cn the discharge and balarce of
underground waters as revealed bj the Dzhezkazgan,.-Ulu-Tau region
in central Kazakhstan. Izv. AN Kazakh. SSR Ser.geol. no.2:
111-115 162. (MILRA 15:6)
(Kazakhstan--Water, Underground)
(KazakhatAn--Pl&nts-Tran!ipiration)

CSTROVSKTY, Ta.A.. in--h.
F~Iel oil tarJ-s in procast r,~inforcs~d concrpte. rjIok. 1.,.
11 no. 1:74-`15 Ja 16(). WULK 1 - : " )
(Tanks)

OSMVSXIY. Ta.A.. inth.
General scheme for the organization of construction work of a large
state-owned regional electric power plant. Blek eta. 30 no.2:41-42
F '59. (MM 12--3)
(Blectric power plants)

OSTROVSKIT, Th.A., inzh.
laying of pipelines by the drapZing method. Elek. eta. 30
no.3:81-82 Mr '59. (MIRA 12:5)
(Pipelines)

_,'ACLRPTA MMICA ~-ec 6/Vo'l 13/6 lnterlai Xeilcine Juno 59
3100, INCREASED IIIAX)D SFAW&I 1111AMINI: C()%*I_VVr IN 'AMIL DISLASPS
(ltus.iian text) - Oqtrovskiy Y . %, . Illo'hem. Munic. flosp..
11:4,48k - VOI1It.T1TT-."1T-1r'T_[47-36)
Jn essentia I hypertensi (in and in various ( hrom( reiuk I di tit, rders a ffe( ting irinary
extretion there is always a consideiable rise ,fthiainine in,ow-
parison with the normal t mient. In diabeles. pulinonar) it), influenza. nephrilis,
nephros( lernsts and other diseases the arno-int (if thiamine in the blood was found
to he normal. and to he near the maximuni normal level in tuberculous patients
treated Will) phthivaZid (Soviet derivative of isonlazid). In isolated cases of nephro-
arierosts. -ind in one of anuria caused by neoOlastic o( clusion (if bath ureters, the
amount of thiamine was 10 or more tinieti higher than the maitimuto itormal level,
whereas the blood urea content was increased 4 to 5 Urnes only, To che(k the ob-
tained results. and to determine in what form thiamine was present in the blood
serum. a series of estimations of free thiamine and co-carboxylase wast arriedout
by Elise eva's method. Aspergillus oryzae was tised for the estimation of the en-
Zyme. 3ndthiochrome was determined no- by the photometric method but by
titratior of the control with a standard solution of thicichrome. It was established
that thiamine was present in the bi,-xxt serum almost entirely in its pure form,
not as pyrophosphate. The figures obtained by this method varied from those
obtained by the author's method by riot more than 1 100,'.. In essential hypertension
without gross renal disorder the serum thiamine content was 3 to 4 times higher
than normal. It is suggested that the diet in essential hypertension " chroruc ren-
al disorder@ should contain more carbohydrates, less fats. as little an possible thia-
mine, and an increased amount of nicotinic acid. References 18. Krmislon Moscow (S)

0,71 PC :y j ip.,cl. 0 :IV ni~o ofluk
Oreal" zd%lor. 0, 8
under tianatorium con-A t 1, tub. 42 nc.'C, - ;- ~ 1 r), .
I '~anatc p-',lirvy VTSC!I: Yfi.r-.
I. . ~-riy "iurvy!r;iLy!3e'-,' I
i llkralnsk.y nauchnc- ln,%titiit
grulnoy (~.otiont A.7.

LIMANSKAYA, G.F.; OSTROVSKIY, Ya.G.; YEFREMVA, Ye.l.
Occupational processes as an element of compound therapy of
tubercu-josis patients. Probl. tub. 41 no.llt6O-63 163.
(MIRA 17:P)
1. 12 Ukraimakaga nauchno-isal-Invatel'skogo instituta tuberkulea
i grudnoy khirurgii (dir. dotsent A.S.Manclat) i sanstoriya
*Pervonsyskiy' (glavnyy IrIch Ya.G.Ostrovskiy), Kiyev.

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AMMAN. GIEZBURG, A.S.; ZHURAVLEY. N.V.;
FALUNINA, Z.F.; HINATRWYA. V.S.: KDZMWNIVDVA. Ta.P.;
SUVORDYA. M. A.
Use of electric contact hosting
flour mash and for investigating
Trudy HTIPP 4:62-70 156.
for preparing scalded wheat
the wwcharification of mash.
(MLRA 9:10)
041W,
(Dough) (Starch) (Anylases)

Summary translation from: Referativn Zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika,
1957, Nr 1, p. 161 (USS7R
AUTHOR: Ostrovskiy, Ya. P3.
TITLE: Investigation of Electric-Resistance Baking of Wheat
Bread (Issledovaniye elektrokonlak-,',noy vypechk-4
pshenichnogo khleba)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Mosk. Tekhnol. in-ta pishch. prom-sti, 1956, Nr 4,
PP. 71-81
ABSTRACT: Electric-resistance baking of bread Is done by warming up
the bread dough with a 50 (,ps current passing through
Its mass. Investigations were carried out In order to
establish the optimal te~.hnological hermophysical and
electrotechnical, parameters of the &,ted bread. The
author enumerated 19 conclu0ions concerning electric-
Card 1/1 resistance bread baking.
I.V.I.

OSTROW-,XTY, YA. t,.
Diesertutiin: "An :nvestigation of the Processes of Leaven Preparation and the Raking of
Crustless Brend by Electric-Contact Heating." CLnd Tech Scl, Moscow Technological :nst
of the Food Industry, 23 Jun 5... (l.'echernvaya Moskva, Moscow, 14 Jun 51.)
SO: SUM 3189 23 Dec 1954