SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PELOVA, N. - POLTIKHIN, S.V.

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PELOVAp N.; UZUNOV, P. Experimental studies on pulmonary tumors produced with urethane in mice. Suvrem med., Sofia no.4/5-*55-63 161. 1. Iz Katedrata po patologichna anatomiia pri Visshiia meditsinski institut, Sofiya. (IbAovoclitel na katedrat-a prof. B. Kurdzhiev.) (LUNG NEOPLASMS exper) (URETHANE toxicol) SIVCHIVP S.1 VELIZAROV, A.;.~OVA~,N.; PRTRINSKA~ S.; UZUNOV, P.; TAKOV, R-. VULKOV, IV. Pathomorphology-in the influenza epidemic of 1959. Suvrem mad., Sofia no.7.*61-67 161. 1. Natedra po patologicbna anatomiia pri Visshiia meditsinski institut, Sofia. Rukov. na katedrata prof, B. Kurdzhiev. (MnU=A pathol) Oncology BULGARIA of Pathologicel Anatomy, Higher Institute of Medicine, Sofia "The Histological Changes Characteristic of the Transition of Prostatie Hyperplasis, into Cancer" Sofia, Doklady Bolgaralcoy Akademii Nauk, Vol 19, No 8, 1966, pp 763-765 Abstracts Linglish article7 Numerous studies carriod out on the interrelations between hyperplasia and cancer of the prostato gland havo not yielded conclusive results yet. The present papar reports on the histological changes characteristic of the development of carcinoms on the basis of prostatic hyperplaoia. Investigations were carried out on 78 prostatic carcinomas from biopsy material of the Department of Pathological Anatomy at the Higher Institute of Modicine in Sofia. Staining was done with -,'hez~atoxylineosin, i. v. Giaoon, with azane after Hoidenheim, for elastic fibres after Weigart, and for agrophilic fibres after Gomori and Fact. Histological changes illustrated by color pictures are discussed at considerable length. There are 2 Bulgarian, 2 Soviet-block, and Western references. (Manuscript received, 8 Apr 66.) 1. PELOVIC) AntoniJe FAVLOVIG, Stanojep dr.; VELICKOVIC, Mill, tonitiS with bewlytic bepatO-re!1111- Uyndrome A case of diffuse peri calok. lek. 88 no.10,1019-102.L 0 160. after abortion. Srpski gLrh* :L. Ginekolooko-akusersko ode1jenje Opste b3lnlea u Zajecaru. Se-f-, dr Stanoje PavlOvic- qINAL compl) (PERITONITIS eti0l) (ABORTION CRE. (KIDNEY DISEASE etiol) (LIVER DISEASE eti0l) (ANVIA HEMOLYTIC etiol) ,FEWV'A,N.; FEIUNAFDES,A.; NEIIA,F.; KABRMA)A, Ioeiomyosarcoma of the i-leum. Xhirurgiia (Sofiia) 16 no.22t 1124-LU6 163. I, Izpatologoanatomichnoto otdalanie na prrovintsialnata bohitsa "Manuel Askunse"'Mimaguei, Xuba). Category CZECHOSIDVAKIA/N= ar Physics Cosmic rays Abs Zrour Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 11 1957,No 620 Author Dabinsky Juraj, Chaloupka Pavel, Pelrzilka Vaclav, Tbmashova Lenka. Inst Univ. Karlovy v Praze, Pys. ustav CSAV v Praze,,__f~rague, Czechoslovakia title Gecmagnetic Effect of Extensive Showers of Cosmic Rays. Orig Pub Ceskosl. casop. fys., 1955, 5, No 3, 293-296 C-7 Abstract A stiid~r is- -miade of - the influ6nce* of 'thd -earth's magnetic field on the distribution of the density of extensive sh6versofco6mic rays. -The core of th6 sbowir'ia'd6termiji~d with-1664-shiedd6d. counters* checked for coin- cidence'againsit another set of cajnter6, which in turn was alternately placedat'eq~i&fdistanc6s in'th6'6outbern'6r vestern directions. Measure- m6nt6 - h&~re shown that~ at - distances - of - 30 -meters, the - d6nsity in the western direction'i6 - 40% _hi&63~ -thEin - in th e-softberii one; at 6, distance of 50 meters this diiference in'cr_e'as_e_s_s'ti3_l more' -to 60P. The reported differences are vay beyond the limits of statistical errors. p9VT8lKHl.ti A, ~4, . a I'll ") 3 0 5 0 VIJY.kl"IYE PRAVILINOGO ITPODA N' RWST I MO;,11AY SELISKOYIiOZYAY,;TVEI,,'141TlI n I . 36 p. ILLIV., TABU-S (VS'-'-Oylj~t Mr. I kSTEITIY. l,'OSKV;,., JZD-VO Nt'MYEE, 1952 '1" OBSHCH-ZSTVO PO RASPROST-WiENIYU POLITICHLSYM, I 1.1AMMUH ZNTANJY. 1952, SERIYA 3 11.0. 47) EM FIN. R.M. (Moskva) I- 'T=N=-e-dedicated to some problems in the ph7siolog7 and pathophysiolog7 of the higher nervous ac%lvity in children. Vop.ok.h.mat. i det, 2 no.1:83-85 Ja-F '57- (MIRA 10:2) (PSYCHOLOGY, PHYSIOLOGICAL) p .7, T JIV -reatman'. of Acute Diffuze nn I'at--~rial fror hosrii al n the clinic c~f the Tilekyl-In 34 a4-, cal Inst -f ron to !~!54." Tur~,Tren L ~_, Ycdical Inst i7rcrd I. V. Slal-*n. Ash'rhal--a,) 3955. (DiOcarlation for the De7ree of C=-Ii,-Ia-~c in Nlceical IcienceS) SO: Kna zbnaya Letc-is ; IN' 0 1 )1~ 5( 13ULGARIA / General Problems of Pathology. Tumors. U Comparative Oncology. Tumors of Man. Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol., No 22, 1958, 102716. Author : Kurdzhiyev, B.; Sivehev, S.; Kurtsev, D.; Pelova, N,,- Bayev, B.; Dobrev, Ts. Inst : S0171a Advanced Medical Institute. Title : Carcinoma of the Lungs. Anatomical-Clinical Study of Material from the Pathological-Anatomical In- stitute. Orig Pub: Nauchni tr. Vissh. med. in-t, Sofiya, Klinich. katedri, 1955 (1957), 3. No 1. 159-194. Abstract: No abstract. END Card /I #122e 80 MIMZLOV. G.; VELIZAROV, A.; PRLOVA, H. Causes of postoperative deaths. MA-z-argiia, Sofia 8 no.l: 4-9 1955. 1. Vinsh meditsinski institut V. Chervenkov - SoM&.InBtitUt po obahcha patologita i patologichna anatomiiazav. katedrata: prof. B. Kurbhiev. (SUR,GnT, OPEWIVIC, postop.mortal.causes) ]URWHIYE7,11., SIVCHEV. S., KRYSTEV, D., PELOVA, M., BAYEV,B., DcBnV, TS. Clinical and anatomical chnrneteristics of lung cancer. Arkh.pat. 18 no.3:58-61 156 (KIRA 11:10) 1. Iz kafedry obshchey patologii i pntologlebeskoy anatomii (zav. - Prof. B. Kardzhyev) i knfedry goopitallnoy khirurgii (sav. prof. St.Dimitrov) VysBbego meditsinskogo instituta imeni Vu,lko Cher7ankova. (LUNGS, neoplasms anat. aspects & stntist. (RUM RLICHEVA, I.; PZLOVA. H. Atypical case of autochthonous visceral leiship-niasis and infarct- ion ofthe right auricle resulting from associated atherosclerosis. Suvrom.med.,Sofia no.11:88-92 '59. 1. Iz 15itedrata po bolnichna terapiia pri VMI - Sofiia. Za~v. ka- tedrata: prof. Al. Pukhlev.i Katedrata po patologichna Anatomiia pri VMI - SoMa. Zav. katedrata: prof. B. Kurdzhiev. (LAISMaNIASIS VISCERAL compl.) (MYOCARDIAL INFARCT compl.) (ARTERIOSCLEROSIS compl.) PZIOVA, N.; I(UZHLVKOV, M. Taratomas of the ovary according to biopsy material of the Institute of Pathology and of the Gynecological and Obstetrical Clinic at the Kedical School in Sofia and of the Institute for Pathology and Onkology at the postgraduate Medical Training Institute in Sofia. Suvrem. med., Sofia 8 no.9:12-20 1957. 1. Iz Katedrata na patologichna anatomiia pri VMI - Sofiia (Zavezhdashch: Drof. 3. Kurdzhiev) Ak-aaheroginekologichnata klinika pir ISU - Sof iia (Direktor: doc. Nikolov) (T3RATOMA, statist. classif. of ovarial teratoma according to biopsy) (OWqIXS, neoplasms teratoma, statist. on classif. according to biopsy) I MIKHAIMV, 0. professor; VFLIZAROV, At.; PEWVA, N. Cauaes of pogtoperative mortality, Khinirgila, Sofia 8 no-2: 97-110 1955. 1. Vissb meditBinski institut v Chervenkov-Sofiia institut po obahchn patologiia I patologichns. anatomiia zav.katedrata: prof. B.Xurdzhiev. (THOW, surgery, postop. mortal.) (N=K, surgery, postop. mortal.) (SURGMU, OFERATIVF, complications, fatal) ' 111331KOV., Ivan~ inzh.; PELOVSKI~ Simeon, inzh. I)e.--ign for the first submerged hydroelectric-power station in our country. Khidrotekh i melior 7 no,5:1-,58-159 162, i 273 AEC-Ir-2302 PHOTOPRODUCTIDN OF V' AIESPNE; FROM DEUTERIUM. A. S. POrusov. A. V. Vula"ka. and E. 1. Tamyn. Trnnv- lated by Almsky-Kormpkolf frorr DO.Iody Mad. M~11 k 102, 921-3(1035). Pp. 'fi-iow~r-odnctlon of 2' rnvuon4 from deuter(-.ns iL applied to %c r~cpvrlrnvnial determination of the relative aign of the irilprg;'tfj4~ fnTjAjpq!p ill 9 prpir,.,q qr4 P. m-wron in a mcsor fiall. r1cscripilm.5 W merimcnit; are iiiOudmi. BULGARIA .Lta-f&JA--L-MQY-W,1.p Medical Corps (Podpolkovnik of meditainskata 91.) "riastic Coverage of Cranial and Dural Defects', Sofia, Voenno Meditsinsko Delo, Vol 18, No 1, Feb 1963) pp 23-26. L~,~tqq f1wssian sunimary modifiedl: Detailed description of clinical and surgical data on ten patients operated by author using "plexialas" plastic artificial glass which can be molded (90 to 100* centiSrade, t~.Ackness 0,,2 ciWs) Most gratifying results. Discussion of various hatao- hetero- and allo- as well as auto- plastic materials used In replacing dura mater; umbilical cord prepared In special way is among bast substitutes. If L L: ri BILLSLAVSKIT, D.A.; LOBUNOV, S.S..; PALIEW6.206; VRI-I-IM, Ye.L., redaktor; SHCKKRBAKOT, F.Y., tekhnichis-kiy redaktor [Calculation and design of aeronautical instruments] Raschat i konstruktaiia aviatsionnykh priborov. Moskva, Goa. izd-ro oboronnoi promyshleanosti, 1954. 583 P. [Microfilm] (MLRA 8:3) (Aeronantic~al instruments) 124-1957-1-49 Translation from-, Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 1, p 6 (USSR) AUTHOR: Pel"por, D. S. TITLE: The Motion of a Gyroscope With the Rotor-Axis ApprbpL'C'hing the Axis of the External Gimbal (Dvizheniye giroskopa pii-sblizhenii osi yego rotora s ostyu naruzhnoy ramki kardana) PERIODICAL: V sb. : Elementy teorii i rascheta giroskopicheskikh i navi- gatsionnfth priborov (MVTU, Nr 48). Moscow, Oborangiz, 1955, pp 6-22 ABSTRACT: The motions discussed in the paper occur in aircraft gyro- scopes during aerobatic maneuvers of the aircraft. The Author derives the equations of motion and then examines the behavior of a gyroscope during the performance of Nesterov's loop. In a free gyroscope the approach of the rotor axis toward the position of the gimbal axis may lead to a quick flip-over of the outer gimbal. Curves are set forth showing 'the character of the angular -velocity and angular- acceleration variations of the gimbals. Also discussed is the precessional motion.of a gyro- Card 1/2 scope when the rotor and gimbal axes are nearly coincident. 124-1957-1-49 The Motion of a Gyro9ca b'With. the-R.,o't**- r, k , - ( - t-. )~ con -~6:s*-AP~T-oac. -Ing Therein the effbct of the friction in the axial bearings of the gimbal is investigated, where the friction is proportional to the angular velocity. The Author shows that, in certain circum- stances,the frictional moment in the axial bearings and the moment of inertia of the gimbals may draw both gimbals into coincidence ("attraction" of the rotor axis) or effect an opposite action ("repulsion" of the rotor axis). In either case the above- mentioned moments modify the position of the gyroscopic rotor in space. Some means for preventing the coincidence of the axes are briefly discussed. V. N. Skimel' 1. Gyroscopes--Motion--Theoretical analysis Card 2/2 0~ VJLVWV, Y4!,.t.k"didat takhrAckeskikh nauk, dotsent; TUNIMNOV, A.Z., inshene'r; AIPPNPY'p A.K.,, inshener; GUSHCHIU. L.M , inzhe r; RIVKIN, S.S,, daktor Uk%"abaskikh n&uk;,SATnoT. P.i:. kxndidM&t--takhnicliaskd"v% nauk .doteent.; D.S., doktor -tikhnicheskikh nauk, profewwr- BZABOV, nauk,' prof assor; TIKHMMV, S.S.. doktor tq~Lhnicheskikh zauk. professor; PRIDLXMM, G.O., doktor tekhnicheeld" 44i professor; CHISTYAKOV, N.I., doktor takhnioheskikh nauk, _prof Ias- Q&n. Vj. Favl6v's book "Aircraft gyroscope instrumentO be recommended for "t a- bookW Priborostroania zo.1:29-31 Ja 157. 6~ a-. tax+. (MLRA 10:4) l.. ciaou pravlanlys. Loningradakogo otdelenlya nauchnogo iuzhanerno- tekbuddheek4o obsbohestva priborostro .itelluoy promyshlennosti (for Tualmaxiov). Chlan pra~lenlya Toesoyuznogo nauchnogo J=henarno- tekhnicihesk4o obahchestva priboron4pital-Inoy promyshlennosti (for G~L;1~0~.'na) 3. goakovokoyaLVyssh&Y&Ltakhnichei3koye uchillshche imeni Aj~~j ..(~ '_ *Tikhmenev). 4.~,~pskovqkiy' aviatsionnyy institut Or _Nopqr. iment flarge'0ifthohilcidse UQr-liyabov). 5.'Voyanno-vozdushnaya in- zhenernaya'a.kademiya Imeni Y,Ta Zhukbvokogo (for Chistykov) (Gyrosc;pel MYOR, DmitriK_~pWg rich, professor, dol-tor toldinicheskikh nauk. "ra - !~i,. Talking about gyroscopes. Tei:h.mol. 25 no.6:24 Ja '57, (MIRA 10:7) (Gyroscope) 115 (1)1, 24 (5) SOV/159-58-3-29/31 AUTHOR: Pellpor, D.S. TITLE:: The Free Motion of a Gyroscope Enclcsed in a Cimbal P111RIODICAL: Nauchnyye doklady vysshey shkoly, Mashi.nostroyeniye i priborostroyeniye, 1958, Nr 3, pp 207-211 (USSR) A3STRACT: This is Part I of a paper dealing with the mathematical analysis of the free motion of a gyroscope in a gimbal. Part II of this paper will be published in the next number of this periodical. The moment vector of the quantity of motion of a free gyroscope maintains its uncharged direction in absolute space. The rotor axis of a symmetric, rapidly rotating gyroscope describes a circular cone around this direction (nutation motion). The angle of the opening span of this cone is very small. Therefore it is considered that the rotor axis of a free gyroscope maintains its unchanged direction in space, because of the smallness of the opening span angle. The capability of a free gyroscope in maintain- ing an unchanged direction in absolute space is there- Card 1/3 by incorrectly attributed to technical gyroscopes with SOV/159-58-3-29/31 The Free Motion of a Gyroscope Enclosed in a Gimbal gimbals for providing the freedom of motion around a stationary point. The author presents non-linear differential equations for the motion of a gyroscope in a &tnbal. These equation (7,8) showm that with nutation motion of the gyroscope, besides harmonic rotor axis oscillations of the gyroscope around the axes of the internal and external gimbal frames, the rotor axis of the gyroscope will rotate also around the axis of the external gimbal frame with an angular speed having an averaged magnitude equal to if the rotor axis of the gyroscope does not coin ide with the perpendicular to the external Rimbal frame. WO 2 (A+Al) Card 2/3 (A Orsin % 2 +C1) 2p -1 rA2+(A+Bl) cos 2po+C 1sin ~0. 2 0 m0) (7) SOV/159-58-3-29/31- The Free Motion of a Gyroscope Enclosed in a Giibal Crsin .- O(A2 +Cl) 2 2 TA +(A+B )Cos 2Il +C sin2f! 12 (4po) (8) 2 1 0 1 Od Therebyi'.1-j--are Re'sal angles, A and 0 are rotor inertia moments, A 9 B and C are interia moments of the inter- nal gimballf r;1e" A linertia moment of the external E's bal frame in regird to its axis of-rotation. At the LM end of Part 1. the author states that a gyroscope en- closed in a g-~mbal cannot serve as an indicator of a direction unchanged in absolute space. There are 2 diagrams and 4 references, 2 of which are Soviet, 1 4pgr4-R&Mted by the Kafedra "Giroskopicheakiye pribory" Moskovskogo vysshe- go tekhnicheskogo uchilishcha imeni Baumana (Chair "Gyroscope Instruments" of the Moscov Higher Teebnic.&I Sub.)oll -1-meni Bauman) SUBMITTED: May 27, 1958 Card 3/3 PICL TOR, D.S. - ---------- Effect of Inertia of a Cardan joint on the notion of a free 97rO8COPR mounted on a rocking platform. Nauch.dokl.vys.shkoly; m4shA prib. no.4:242.-248 '58. (MIR& 12:5) 1. Stat,,,ra predatavlena kafedroy "Girookopicheskiye -pribory" MoskovBk,Dgo vysshego tel:hnicheakogo uebiliabeha in. Baumana. (Gyroscope) AIMSKY, V.P., inzh.; ATOVMYAN, 1.0., inzh.; ZUYIGY, V.I., inzh.; KAVUN, Te.S., kand.takhn.nauk; KOGAN, B.Ya., kand.tekhn.nauk; KOPAY-GORA, P.N., kand.takhn.nauk; KU6AKOV, A.A., inzh.; LEBRISY, A.R., kand. tekhn.nauk; PAPSWOV, A.A., doktor tekhn.nauk; FALIFOR. D.S.,_ doktor tekhn.nauk-, PLOTHIKOV, V.N., kand.tekhn.nauk; RUZSKIY, 1u.Ye.,,kand.tekhn.nauk; SOLODOVNIKOV, V.V., doktor tekhn.nauk; TOPCHSTEV, Yu.I., kELnd.tekhn.nauk; ULANOV, G.M., kand.tekhn.nauk-, SHRAMKO. L.S., kand.takhn.nauk; DOBROGUB.SKIY. S.O.. doktor tekhn. nauk, retsenzent; KAZAKOV, V.A., kand.tokhn.nauk, reteen2ent; MROV, V.V., kand.tekhn.nauk, reteenzent; KHAVKIN, G.A., inzh., retsenzent; SOLODOVNIKOV, V.V., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk, red.; VITERBERG, I.M., kand.tekhn.pauk, nauchnyy red.; MOLDAVER, I.I., kand.teikhn.nauke nauchnyy red.; KRITAGUROV, Ya.A., kand.takhn.nauk, nauchr4yy red.; POLYAKOV, G.F., red.izd-va; KONOVALOV, G.M., red. i2d-va; SOKOLOVA, T.F., takhn.red. -': [Fundamentals of automatic control] Oanovy aytomatichegkogo reguli- rovaniia. Vol.2. (Elements of automatic control systems] Blementy sistem avtomaticheskogo regulirovaniia. Pt 2. [Compensating elements and computer components] Korrektirniushchie elementy i elamenty vychislitel'nykh mashin. Moskva, Goo.nauchno-takhn. izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry. 1959. 453 p. (MIRA 12:4) (Amtomatic control) (Electronic apparatus and appliances) (Electronic calculating machines) A. Ur.2 00 'A ~.JO.LCDC -two . 0 a 191 r V a r4 00 2 U.0c E .tol ~4 V3 03; f a I - ' a 0 0 'Ct4 0 V 'a 'C' 0 .00 u ~ i a-. ;I- 4- ups. Q c 93 r 'a 44 P 1 '0. .40. -0 IN J" . - D 12M, to 0' Ma g 14A 0" US, c 0 2t. 4 4;s ; " . -. P i 0 H t. O~x 2.0 O~ .0 Ch A. 0600 CL IV '.1 A a it at! All" 0 .0 go a a 00 &too 9 4. go., I A a. a -0 Q a 0 'Gupl%~ u 14?u a 0 1 ?4 a I" I, al 'C", 1:0 00 's, a s UHURNI! a 113 ad- *0 .4 0. 9 .0 'LU 'Q %4 among t'O "m 1; 1 ' ti J4 * '12 'a :s A., .0; J] inji A, 1 10 9. '0. c. 0 AA c '.4.9 Ou No 0 Ogg 9 0 i Ock. M.W z 9*3 0 6"1 0 31 1%4 44 j MA. v :" a a ago A A 0' t. 8. "-a 0 . ova'* 0 9400~ 0 Moo A 1.0 r .; 1,; 1 ai ~f Cd vv. al" t: sm nvm- n Aft ft 63 1A. 1 1 A. A Mo. A as V V v 31 P 4 0 0 -8g- 411 H I I , I el .411 lie. 111114:91 ul alplfl A H *21 A aii 4 to Ok 90 rt 0 S iv v Q Ca VA. HU 1 H12 o 1*4:1 d o 0 Uol h lo.44 A 0-3 15 'A 114'm. I JAW A a U, j Egg i Ski ik J Ila 1; c; A.; 'A 1; I 9h; wi Ord wiln a 0 U*. U. '0 S. 0' 45 0 -.0 pq 0 0 1110. Ell go. .... v ki 9 '44 A 'W12 4.11 .4 10% C; AAA AAA 4AAA A A ON. -.0 * ' j-. j: - I - 0 03 rEiR Us A.; PEW POR, D. S. Motion of a gyroscope enclosed in a p .Zrmbal and having dynamically unbalanced gyrowheels. 1Tauch.dokl.vys.shkoly.-, mash. i prib. no.1:127'-130 159.. (MIRA 12:8) 1. Statlya predetavlena kafedroy "Giproakopicheakie pribory" MoBkovskogo vysshego tekhnicheskogo uchilishcha im. Baumana. (Gyroscope ,?4(6), SOV/146-2-5-9/19 OTHOR: Pell2or, D-S.,, Doctor of Technical Sciences,Pro- TITI23f,: The Effect of Gimbal Frame Inertia on-the Movement of' a G-vrosco-pe-Mounted on a Vibralting Platform PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, Priboro- stroyeniye, 1959, Nr 5, pp 58 - 62 (USSR) ABSTRACT: This theoretical investigation of angular gimbal frame motions caused by angular vibration of a gyroscope platform discusses,the reaction moment enerated in the gimbal and causing forced motion L.e. gyroscopic precession). Formulae are de- F veloped for calculating the precessional velocity oX gyrosemi-compasses and any non-statio gimbal- mounted gyroscope on a vibrating platform. This article was recommended by the Kafedra AP--l 0 Card 1/2 (The AP-1 Chair). There are 1 diagram and 2 s/14 62/005/002/004/004 D201YD 307 AUTHORS: Pel por,__;I. S. and Sumarokov, N. P. TITLE.. The motion of a three-axial gyroscopic stabilizer on a rolling base MEZIODICAL: Izvestiya -vysshikh uohebnykh zavedeniy. Friboros- troyeniye, v. 5, no. 2, 1962, .100 - 10b TRM The authors briefly consider the-effect of the Car- daii fra'me inertia, frictional moments in the platform stabilization axes and of other moments at the motion of a three-axial gyro-stabili- zer in an aircraft. It is shown that when the aircraft is rolling around along its longitudinal axis, the stabilizer platform -undergoes displace - me,nt-s dur- to the inertia,of the Cardan suspension frame, to the inertia 1A of the rotor rotors and damping in the Cardan stabilizer axes. The roll of the aircraft induces in gyroscopic stabilizers with external Cardan a displacement moment from the inertia of suspension frame which acts with respect to the external axis and may reach a considerable valuet CUrd 1/2 '~-L S'TI-U' FO- 'D-Zl z:,_ I A CC S '17 rNO ,D' "-P A ~U - - - 4 PP v e 7 LL floating and ~rjertlsl 15V S-I)H rrinr-ln-lglq tlipnrv 1 r C,p I ine t rum-ent err,mr a illus. tr ate6 w Lu is a textbook lor higher teel"-ion! l1 UJUR-1 -1 JL C educaticm a 1: n be useful to Lns"it,1V Om a n~ c e-ngineers end --de inns -tmrking in +.he desi gn 01 P-vl-rBcop:lc devices anti gut E pi.1 vto Ccrd V4 .. .... . P~~~B ~~p TABLI. OF CONTENTS [abridg-ed]s Formord - 3 'Introduction 5 Symbbla uned 'Ch. 1. Xlemen+w of applied g7roscvpe theory - 10 Gh, 11. Gyrosempe In z Cardan suspensip-n 37 ,b. T U , D11 r r el - Mit LP t i r-i v m ~ d Lnn 'h. 'TT ~7 ft,'!5C 2" :-an 0 v S 5 Pe 2 por S -Tiashii;ostroyenlye", -1107.-C TA~~S, P_-.rcraft flliqht i,,u5trumnent. aircraft anutopi -1 rot, Krrocompasz, r--- 1 ~0 na 71. F a tion e qui i~~,en + 3 c c el ero-me ter . Ori J;I.Pa I Lf~,,~5 T- k.Zw j.Pu'RP0SE.k11D WIERACE: A textbook v--itt-er in compliance v__~tP T-rie pr-06--clin Ui "Aircraft 1,~struner:t-s" ccurse for sdrcraft instrument comtrtiction technical T -MOB-t - -co-,r.-- .;~n7~dWj I Apia --gyrozcol characteristics of in-sitrwenta used im modern aircraft. "Me book is also useful for angineers, tochniciane who are -.orki-ng, in de-signinz and Talinteenance of ai-,-raft !LnstT-wrpents md for ctud-ente of technicild schools. !'Aid,F 01' OOMMUS abridgped) Foveuar6, 3 L 3 V, AHZ0127-Ad I PIR '71L~nc-al in lurnation, on a~trcrp fl- ntB 7. T T. AM503,2738 ~Mi 7VIl- Differentiating and inte.-=ating ;nrro3copes 476 'V Tr 1. Ch --K ~onceDt of lvertial systirms 7 _tCp~ Ote jQ(111, Anatom-airigators 710 Bibl-.og7-a-L'ay - - 7M 1SUB.K.TTED; 220clu64 IM IE7 S07: 033 PELIFOR, Dmit,rJy Sergeyevich. Prinimall ichastiye- KOLOSOV, karid. tekm. nauk;' SIJ~JL%K(N, aspirant; TSELINSKIY, A.Yu., akademik, retsenzent; MIKHALFV, LA.,, kand. tekhn. nauk, profop nauchn, redo; SUVOROVA, I.A., red. [Theory of g1roscopic stabilizers] Teoriia giroskopiche- skikh stabilizatorov. Moskva., Mashinostroenie, 1965. 347 p. (MIRA 18:12) ACC NRs AMbU 13 19 Monograph U it/ Pe:Llpor, DmLtriy Sergeyevich Theory of gyroscopic stabilizers (Teoriya giroskopicheakikh stabilizatorov) Moscow, Izd-vo "Mashinostroyeniyeo" 1965. 347 p. illus., biblio. 5400 copies printed. TO?IC TAGS: gyroscope system, gyroscope component, gyroscope motion equation -PURPOSE AND COVERAGE: The book outline a the principles of,the design of gyroscopic stabilizers and presents an analysis of their' errors under conditions which are close to op'erational conditions'. Considerable attention is paid to phenomena occ 'urring in gyro- stabilizers under*various dis%!-rbing actions. Motions of stabi- lizers, installed on swinging bases and-affected,bylLnear, angu- lar, and circular vibrations are investigated. Simple calculation formulas. for determinin.g the errors of gyrostabilizers are obtained. 'The book is intended for specialists working in the fleld of designing and studying gyron,copic instruments and systems. Ii: can also be useful for graduate students and teaching personnel in-the corresponding special fields of institutions of higher laarning.* The book*was.reviewed by the Academician A. Yu. lahlinakiy and edited by Professor.I, A, Mikhalev. ~drd V3, UDC:- 531.383.001.1 ACC NR% AX6013719 TABLE OF' CONTENTSt Foxemord 3. Introduction -5 Pa:rt I. As.tatic..gyroscopes 1. Equations of motion and basic properties 10 Ch, 2. Kinematic-errors of-gyroscopes -- 18 Ch. 3. Motion'of &,gyroscope installed on a fixed base 45 Ch. 4. The effect of inertia of gimbal rings on the motion of a gyrose'ope subjected to tossing -- 71 Ch. 5.. Precession *caus,ed by the elasticity of gyroscope elements 82 1.Cb*,6, Precession cauaed-by residual inbalance and Iriction in the. . bearings o -f the axes of gimbal rings -- 93 Ch..7-' Motion of*a gyroscope in the case when the axis of its rotor almost coincides with the axis of the outer gimbal ring -- 124 -Part Ns Single-axis gyroscopic stabilizers Ch. .8,, Gyroscopic stabilizer installed on a fixed base -- 134 :Ch. 9,,' Gyroscopic stabilizer installed on a rotating base -- 174 Ch..10.. Gyroscopic stabilizer installed on a tossing base 196 Ch.. 11. Errors'of gyroscopic stabilizer'in banking 216 Card 2 j! 3 ACC NRt AM6013719 Ch. 12. Two-rotor gyroframe, -- 232 Ch. 13. Determination of the constant component of the natural velocity of precession of a gyroscopic stabilizer installed on a tossing base -- 240 Part III, Two-axial and three-axial gyroscopic stabilizers C11, L4. Two-axial gyroscopic stabilizers -- 248 Ch. L5. Three-axial gyroscopic stabilizers -- 297 Bibliography 344 SUB CODE: 17 OS~'l SUBM DATEt 260ct65/ ORIG REP: 035/ OTH REP: 003 ZDANSKIY, A.B.; SOLOVIYEVA, Ye.F.; EZROKHI, L.L.; LYAKHOVSKAYA, Ye.I. PrinJmnli uchastiye: SBITIKOVA, V.S.; BELIDY, M.P.; FOMMOVA, .R., red.; KOTTS, V.A., rdd.; ISVIN, S.S., tekhn. V.A.,-,,jU4gL, -&j red.; ERLIKH, Ye.Ya., teklm. red. [Handbook of experimental data on the solubility of salt systems] Spravochnik eksperimentaltnykh dannykh po rastvori- mosti solevykh sistem. Leningrad) Goskhimizdat. Vol.4-[Two- component systems; elements.of the Und group and their compounds] DvukhkomporientrVe-siateDW; elementy 11 gruppy i ikh soedineniia. Sost.,A.B.Zdanskii i dr. Pod red. A.D.Pellsha, 1963. 2231-2878 p, WIRA 17:2) 1. Ii--ningrad. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'ski-y institut galurgii. 2. Fiziko-khimicheskaya laboratoriya Vsesoyuzno-o nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta galurgii (for Shitikcrva, Belldy, Romanova). Z 'a ~ -a, - 0 - ~oq -e! ~0~- - 0 P a it t3 a a a TWO faminT wee .00 340 r Go 0 off site wee " 0 be* Use Wee wove -.1 TBRUND .41 N ul USE Villumahl 0 0 tj 0 4ro 0 WO 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 NMI PRIM --mom" vG904000906*090900 #000 %-V 4-1 00 0 1091 00 00 41 so 00.0 00 00, all ))ON* kv unkm tail"ape , 0 .4, 1 -4 -so so .00 use zoo ;:so WWI fi rom Um wam Of, of ILT. ago zoo zoo Igo 0 LiSMATON CLAURIWATON: i 1909 182680 R__1 AV 00 all; ; ~ a, i All it iF4 O'k I M a It a I , - 0*0, 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 0,0 0 0 6 0 0 44 a 0 *1* 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 '094 .#--O--*.Ooo 0*10 go 0 000 too 0 0 0 wo 0 0-0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 a 0 1 vlpktP.1 &%b MV14fd 0.0 Will JANP.* eel L-A u 08.0 tim AILA team I 00 4w "of IWO Now, WOO woo too* ""SAW 1114 -19 ad at 9 a a A; 0641016.66 too@ 0,0:9 000,041040 Vs 00 00 604pes 1. ?RLSES R. 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They an cla."ed with the ThiobaUria as the Zmp .00 Hydrojewbiobworia which rtduce3 sulfur to HIS with .41114 absorption of 5490 cal. The enerty, ~rrlcaoed Is utilized in the metabolizin of the orpnism. A theorctiad dis. cussion of the possible reactions involved In tfie promm is given. J. S. Joffe Z&O 4:0 0 Woe 0+0 lij t S L A ACIALLIMICAL LITERATURE CILAWFOCAT" ties ASit-, 4 $*Safi .11 Q- ad U a AT to is 4 - I a JA & I a ad a 0 0 1 w SO a a a 3 4 W s, IS a Et IF 0 49 K a of It It a tc It K 2A 0 0 0 0 4 41 1111~0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 e 0 0. 0 0 Wo 90 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 & 0 0 0 M1 mill -millill 0 0 a 0 0 41 a a 0 a 0 a 0 0 41111-0 a 0 0 1111 O-C -0 a 0, 0 a 4 5 6 0 1 1 111 U v v It a 11 v a 3 It 32 13 30 a M a 30 a 41 a a a L _jL a A I T v L , d 2 1 . , 6 F -.1. t C. .0, ., A LIS- M? POOCIS14S Auli fOCIPIN11(i -C4- F7 _99 Ths dynanLks of the deautfatintim FOCA1,11. A. D. I'Ct'$b-- Trudy Myaxvt IAb. (I'", a Ina. ralurciRl .0 BUU. No. 14. S42tin Lnglish wies of expts. with desulfatizing bacteria, Vihpio aestw4rij van . Ot g Dcldcn. on artificial media of variable compa. have pro...cd that the suppression of these bactcrix begins at a definite 11,S cmicn. %%'hcnc%-cr the conen. of IW has not reached -00 its limit for suppression of the acthrity of the organimis .00 Rich a supprcsigion is usually the result of a shift In the pit .00 of the mLdiurn. With a lowering of the pit there is a ion. The higher the Wt concti. the lower the supprc& 00 limiting toxicity of the concri. of free HIS. The media wrre prepti. with natinid CQSPLIO Sc2 watert with the same water concil. it) Plit.. to lo'lli .. strid to IS'llk. and with the brine of the Karubugas My (23 'lit.). roe 1. S. Joffe 00 coo 00 z 00 00 WVIII :,*a A .11ALLWIGICAL LITfiliTWIF CLAISIFICATION *a Via., va.t_ftv_ via, &#gill d" 0.. ill_ it LA 0-1 44,10.0 -0 84.1%fool"43 It If Is At 0) 1 t# It 11111 if a 0 tt it MLO n INA 0 a 6 a 4! 0 0 0! to v 9 9 9 0 a 0 SLO4 6 f A t to 11 U [I M - u I& it it IL I --I. 0a Is? AND ;kD O#Dr�$ -ve, The enerlithca of tile deaullatilillitiOd prou". A. D. 0 a 8 1'*,, Trudy Wyapiol L4h. (I'Sejoyus. Intl. Gliturgin) -%r, -70(in EnXIi%h 79-8011937).-P. ansk- R No. 14, 45 I ttd the desullAtilaiii4l PMCM from the point Of ViCW Of 9 modynamirs as drvck4)cd by J. Man (Over aul. faatreductie door bacterien. Diu. Delft. 1930). The process consists of two phas": (1) anaerobic oxidation. Set reduction of the org.. substratum, (2) the reduction. of sulfate. Neither Vibrils dristifuricans, nor V. avind"kii. nor V. is able to fulfill thaw ph-on of the procen which require a comidetable compensation of cricigy. I. e.. whicla inivolve an Increase in free ener The S'. rubearichickii baars is the exception in this respect. The mechanism of the compensation of criergy may be reganicil its a reaction going on with some inter- mediate Go"Illor transferring It. The difference Im. tweell (be fit-St I and tile (0111'(11 One ( P. filklibrAj ' may be trKattiml sm tile difference in their Intermediate 0* It 1 i i acceptors 01-tranAferring agents). Although the nature of these agents I% unknown. their affinity to H way be clarified. The generally adopted conception that the yield of encrar in the course of amerchic demd. amaller 0 0 AP a a 0 0 0 0-0 19 lisjubishunswile a mo A h 10- Intl AN'Ohl. vB01#1 1.00 tization is due to consuruption .,I cartily in dreomiln. fa .00 I of %:A).- ' seems to be in"'Imi%trill. The axteritarnt of -00 SA), - energy r.-Iatioll% its (he ticcopupfl. of . unit ilk sulk quent en Illation of (lie substratum by the free (is corrobo. .00 rates ritthing more thin the Iless law. The smaller .94 yield of the free cncrlry in the desullatization process is explaine, by the fact that the i4ed oxygen in iO,--. g8111110 being trimsterrvc! without undergoing the %late similar to =00 I Iter lhermody:%Amic #wlemW. The fire (h~ has 8 sms desulfatizing bacteria reLeive an addril. quantity of y y utilizing the fixed oxygen of the SO. which e g b' lly accounted for by the lbermodyn2micpotentiz) b-c Zy of tile tatter. It as a reducing agent I% tran%ferred in the IN 1111 course of desulfaliralion procels neither In the mat. (If,) Our in file almnic (."If) Mille. bill ilk Ilse fixed %tale. J. S. jolle voo :z '00 IS :0 % 2 cm a x 1k, 5 A I 0(b lit ~jv so ti 1 'a Wg 44 1 i U An 0 0 0 elf 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 **go 0 0 *a u 1) v he m it m It Al- os. FkC