SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PEROV, S.S. - PEROV, V.P.

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FM)V S.S.. IVAROV.N.I., redaktor; PECHKOVSKAYA,T.V., tekhnicheskiy
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[Physical and chemical indicators for the serlos of protoacide
in the dynamics of concentrations and temperatures; on the
problem of the structure of protein substances] Fisiko-khimi-
cheski~, pokazatell riada protakielot v dinamtka konteentrataii I
tempareitur; k problems stroeniia belIkovykh veighchostv. Moskva,
Goo. Izd-vo smIkboz. lit-ry, 1.947. 39 p. UUAA 9: 3 )
1. ChItin Vaesoyuznoy akademit eallskokhotyayst-rennykh nauk imeni
V.I.Lsnina (for Perov)
(Proteins) (Acids. Organic)

PW4A4&; IVJ.NOV,N.I., redaktor; PECHKOVSKAYA.T.V., tekhnicheakiy
..109p~ redaktor
[Caseinic protein protoncid; mothods of extraction and physico-
chemical, characteristics] Kazoinovais bellkovaia protokielota;
metody poluchentia I fiziko-Wimicheakaia kharakterietika.
Moskva, Goa. izd-vo selkhoz. 1!it-ry, 1947. 61 p. (ULU 9:3)
1. Deyetvitelln" chlen Vaesoyliznoy Akademii sallskokhozyaystven-
nykh nank imeni V.I.Lenina
(Caseinic acid) (Proteins)

1-mov, S. S. ?A 2W,
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'Albmlnold Proto-acide In the Seeds of Rerbs, Shruba,
and Trees," S. S. Perov., h.-ting Mesber of the All-
Unl6n Academy of Agricultuml Sciences Imni Imin.
6- pl?
"DoIr V-S Ak Selkhoz Wauk !bik Lenima" Vol X11, No 6
Wvoe fo-ar tables of data i= the cbealcal analysis of
varlous seeds and tbeIr reactions In 1% solutions of
sodlum proteimte. Discusidon concludIng that It I@
posbIble to extract albumbis of proto-acid type froa
said eseas by a uniform method, I.e., albumins of an
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Cheid.stry - Albumins
"Staidard of Protocasetalo Aold as the Most T~plcal
wA Widely Distributed Albumin,* S. S. Perov,
Active Mem, All-Union Acad Agr Soi Imeni V. 1. Lenin,
5.1. Rp
*jDok r-s Ak Selkhoz Nauk" No 3
ftpl&Ins importance of havlag standard for cce-
Wing other albumins* Desoribes preparation of
protoctaseinic acid from milk. Equivalent veight to
1,220 (mean of 500 samples). Tabulates num rous
physical and ohemical propertleB. Submitted 24 Jan
48.
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PA5/49T61

USWChmistry - Albuoln Jun
Chemistry - Anhyiration
'Mo Lose in Weisht of Pure Albumin Protoacid at
1-C05c' (the Problem of the Relation of Albumin and
'Water)," S. S. Perov, Active Men, All-Union Acs&
Agr Sci Imani V. I. Lenin, 10 pp
"Dok v-s Ak Selkhoz Nauk" No 6
Ordinary albumin in form of protoacide bas constant
voter content. Anhydration occurs at temperatures
of 100 - 1050. :En this process, vatoor Is e7lini-..'a
noted from two carboxyls in albumin protoncid.
Separation of water can be conducted by mechanical
&e4yUstaro. Cassin alb=in VrotoacIA In
UM/Q=Utry Altmin (ContA) Jun 48'
1xr8CiP1tfttIcn- reactions contains about 85%
Miter, in Tarious fcrw~ at Ito looelectric point.
Babmitted 14 May 48.
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MR/Choulstry - Albumin Oct 48
chemistry - Analysis
"Mosio Technological Principles of Pure Vegetable
Nutrient Albumin't. S. S. Parov,, All-Union Acad
Agr Sol imani V. 1. Lenin, 12 pp
"DOk T-s Ak Belkhoz rsauk" No 10
De"Jopments in blochamistry of protilea have 1e&
to determining simpLicity of native albumin struc-
+-. LceT~rthalese native albumin =at be con-
eXime !-ccmplox enter-like or salt-like compouni,
Awn acid part In ccoposed, of protoacid an-1
al1mline part of histamine. Pure nutrient albumin
U=/Chawistry - Allumin (Cont4L) Oct 48.
can be obtained frca. substrata of seeds by simple
method. It can be mixed into cattle food in
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PERCV, S.
Perov, 2-: "The problem of making rational use of the b1cood of livestock",
14yas. InduBtriya, 1949, No. 1, p. 81-U..
SO: U.-3042p 11 Harch 53, (Leto-As Inykh Sta4,.jy, No. 10, 1949).

FEROV, S.").
251165
Voprvvy obrobotki grubykIi kormov dlyn povyaheni Ish perevarioDati. Trudy Voesoyuz.
naticb-looled. in-ts ;kldvotnovod4:tva, T. XVI, 1949, a. 2o6-i7.
Po-baebeiristaki provedemi zhisn'reisheniya plenma TS.K. KP. (b) B. am. 25432.
Pbdgotovkm kolkhomykh witerinarnfth lzhivotnovodcheskich kad.,mv-v teentr vnimmiya.
on. 25910
SOt lAtopi-el No. 34

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-SIMW OF StMW AIMI ChAff IfrAttLI With AJUJ All. .4 N I
iquantitiCS Ot CIMWU. " giftil), CUIRMIAIC., Aod 11J.0.
JAMAPh4le, AFMI JkV~W W AU Aft, CUWiIUU1,WIII h.%,
pruml to bc numv dis"IRAC thall thr warraled stul"
Aulm4s amsumin, the matiml strAw uw more wart
I S. JA,

PEROV, S. Acad. and. ?IRILLOV, V. Master of Tech. Sci.
"Russian Republic Yinistry of Local Industry Doits Little 4b~out New
Technology and Saving Food Raw Materials," Isvestiya, 15 Dee 55
Ciurrent ligest of Soviet Presi3, VII, No.50, 25 Jan 56

11 r- I"' ,, ~ , -1 1 ~ -
INIKHOV. Georgly Sergeyevicli, zesluzh9nnyy doyatell umuki i takliniki.
doktor khimichookikh nauk. professor: J%WjQ.. reteenzent;
52MAWS. Z.F.. retsenzent; GORTAYRY, M.I., spot .irodaktor;
AXIMOVA. L.D.. redaktor; GOTLIB. Z.H.. takhntchaskiy redektor
[Biochemistry of milk and milk products] BlokhImila moloke i
molochnykh produktov. Moskva. Pishchepromisdat, 1956. 294 p.
(MM 10:1)
(Milk-knalysis and examination)

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PAROV. S.S.v dtadmic.
Initial a.-AnlYtic methods for studying mimal proteins. Dokl.,#kad.
sollkhoz. 21 no.9:7-1- '56. (MMA 91lO)
(Proteins)

Mfl~l, S.S. . r.'..cndemik; SADOKOV; , A.?.. Vpndidat blologi cheek 11:1 np.,; - .
W-un w -T"', ~, -
Muscle oroteins cf ~n--i AnImAls. Dokl.,Akpd.sel 'Lhot.'? 7:-.5; '4'-"4
157. 1 ~:,))
("ruteins) (Yuscle)

FAROV, S.S.9 akao.oTalk.
- ..1-
Some nrrrrq in thin 7-r A-1,, of %ho ~-,ivwlates of
artificial lnaenln;~~l 7n. Zl,1,7ntn070,1~1t-ffj 20 AD '58.
1 ~ - ~ If ~ ~ I F~ 1 1 T --,;- ~lmttl )ii )(MIRA 11:3)

MATSKISVICH, VJ., LOBANOV, P.P., CHUHNNEV. YO.M.. SlaIYABIN, K.I., LOZA, G.M..
POPOV, . SlIfYAGIN. 1.1.0 TAKEISHKIN, I.V..
NIKOLAYXV, A.Z., RCST6W.H.F.. YUDIN, Y.M., POPOV. N.Y..
REDOXIN, A.P.. S)WTUTW, S.I.
X.F.Lisknn. Dokis Akad. eellkboz. 23 no. 5:48 158. (MIRA 11:8)
(Liskun, Sfim Fadotovich. 1873-1.958)

TAW, S.,4",pkademik; UMOVA. A.F., kand. biol, imik.
-00--wW--
Opalltative, analyslo of the protein content of the liTer of cattle.
Dokl. Akad. sellkhoz. 23 no.8-.23-26 158. (KM 11:8)
(Protein metabolism) (Idver)

-!,F. 0v, S.S., akademik; SADOKOVA, A.P., kand. biol.nvatA
Calcium calts of casein protoacid, their prr~7uptjon &r.~
for the organism. Dokj. Akad. seltkhoz. nauk no.10:31-3
1. Institut fiziologil i btokhimi.1
zhivotnykh.

USSR / Farm Animals. General Problems. Q-1
As Jour Rof Zhur - Blol., No. 14, 1958, No 64399
Author Perov, S.S.; Sadokova, A. P.
Inst U-1--union ordena Lenin ;.cadeny of ALIricultura-1 Sciences
imeni V. I. Lenin
Title The Proteins In the Muscles of FarTi Aniwala.
Orig Pub Dokl. VASONIL, 1957, No. 5, 30-34.
Abstract In the muscles of farm animals, there are two types of
proteins: albuninoua muscle proteic tcid in the waount
of 70-80% of tho total nitrogon, raid albuuinous anti-
comp,lex, chnnicterized by opposite properties - oolu-
bility in water, hydrophobic nature, and hi(;h surface
activity. Me muscle proteic acid and anti-complex
respond POEdtively to protein reactions. The rations
of young animals should contain 70-80% of albuminous
proteic acid out of the total anount of nitrogenous
substances.
Card 1/1
5

IVANOV. A.Ye.,; XOZLOVSKIY. N.G.; KALICUNKO. S.V., rodaktor; HART' YANOV,
F.M.. reduktor;_BM, S V. redulctor; PYIAYIVA, A.P.. redektor;
TEUSICHMO. 11=.., reds HIHNIKOVA, A.R.. redralcluor;
RAXITINA. Te.D., reUktor; TALLOV, A.L. tokhatcheskiy re4aktor;
VISKOVA, Ye.19. tekhnichaskiy redaktor
(Handbook for directors of state farms] Sprovochnain kniga direktore
sovkhoze. Izd- 3-s, parer. Moskva, Goo. izil-vo sellkhoz. lit-ry.
Pt.1.3.956. 952 p. Pt.2.1956. 1016 p. (KLFA 10:3)
(State farms)

-'V.R. A.A.; DZIUBA. H.L. -, YU.ROVITSXIY, Ye. I.; GURAS111OV, P.K., red.;
KAHAVAYRY, A.A.. red.; red.; SAITLIM, B.V., red.;
YAKUSHKIIi. I.V., rtd.; VESJEOVA, Te.I., tekhz.red.; FWZ5M. V.I.,
tekhn.red.
[Yearbook for the collective farm worker for 19581 Kalendarl
kolkho%niks na 1958 god. Moskva, Gos. izd-vc) sellkhoz. lit-ry,
[19571 175 P. (MIRA 11:6)
(Agriculture-Yearbooks)

DOWER. A.A.; DZYUBA. M.L.; YUROVITSKIY, Ye.l.; GXRASIMOV, P.K., redaktor;
XARAVATWV. A.A., redaktor; FMOV S.T.,, re"ktor; SAYXLIYEV. B.T.,
redaktor; TAKUSHKIN. 4=7Nt 01Ft. Te.l.. tekhnicheskiy
redairtor
[Collective farmer's almanac for 1957) Kalendarl kolkbosnika na
1957 god. Moskva. Gov. izd-vo selkhos. lit-ry ['1956] 175 P.
(Almanace) (Agriculture) (KLRA 9-12)

MrATNIKOY,N.B.1 VARUNTSUN,I.S., akademik, redaktor; GWSHCHXNKO,I.Te.,
doktor b1ologicheskUdi nauk, redaktor; YINDOCIII.KhA.. k&rAi-
dat bilogichemkikh mik, redaktor; OLISMS13Y.N.A., &Wsmik,
reUktor; PAROV.S.V., kandidat ekonomicheskfikh nauk, redaktor;
redaktor; KHA "I.A., karAidat
biolagicheskikh mauk, redaktor; YAKDVIW,P.11., akademik, redaktor;
BALWD,A.I., takhn. red.
[Michurin science in the service of the people; a collection of
articles) Hichurinskos uchenie na slushbe narodu; abornik statei.
Moskra, Gos.izd-ro selkhoz.llt-ry. No.l. 19.55. 269 p.
(KLaA 9: 4)
1. I'sesoyuznsya Almdemiya sel'skokhoministy,onnykh nauk Imeni
M-10nims.
(Michurin, Ivan Vladimirovich. 1855-1935) (Plant breading)

DJMZER. A.A.. redaktor; D2TUBA. X.L.. redrktor; YUROVITSKIY, To.l.,
redaktor; GKWIMOV, F.K., redaktor; UUVAYAV, A.A., redaktor;
MOT JI.. redaktor: SAVILOYNT, B.V., redaktor; TAKUSHKIO, I.V.,
r~-O' ;0r;,,61 1,
-Z PIMUKINA, Z.D., takhnicheskly relaktor
[Collective fam worker's calendar for 19551 Salendarl kolkhoxnDa
n& lg!i5 gcd. Moskva, Goo. izd-vo solkhos. lit-ry. (1954] 174 p.
(Microfilm] (HLRA 9:8)
(Ag.riculture--Yearbooks)

RMOV,- V. ; LLTUGINA, I., markoheyder (g.Kiselevsk); CHICHnMYXV, D.
Responeii to 'Master uglial articlea. Mast.ugi. 9 no.5'22 W 160.
(KIRA 13:7)
1. 4aveCuyushchly otdelon maesovoy raboty Dvortea kulltury shakhts-
rov, g.lielidovo (for -Perov). 2. Shakhta No.12. lemerovskoy oblasti
(for Chl.chindayev). (Working men's clubs)

ACC NR. PJITO04484 SOURCE CODE- UR/903.2/67/oco/o4l/0003/0003
AUT11OR: Flerov, V. (Candidate of technical sciences)
ORG: none-
TITLE: Automatic inj."ormation
SOURCE: Pravda, no. 41, 10 Feb 67, p. 3, cola. 5-7
TOPIC TAGS: nutomatton, automation equipment cx>
ABSWZ~:
At the A1.1-Union Inatitute of Scientific and Techn~fcal Information, work has
started on the developrent. of automatic info rmat ion-logic systems based on
electronic computern. An information system has been planned for the
mechanical processing of information on the properties and uses of 20,000,
individual inorganic compounds. Even a fall proccuoing does not exceed
15-20 min, and sometimes only 30 to 35 sec.
SUB CODE: 0913~SUBM DATE: none/ AM PRESS: 5114
Card ' 1/1 __UDCi__noue_

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AID P - 4664
Subject MER/Aeronautics - Training (DOSAAF)
Card 1/1 Pub. ~38 - 4/14
Author : Perov V., Member of the Komsomol Committee, Moscow
Institute
Title : A students' aeroclub
Periodical : Kryl. rod., 3, 6-7, Mr 1956
Abstract : The article narrates the foundation, the development and
the achievements of the Students' Aeroclub of the Moscow
Aviation Institute (MAI). Institute's DOSAAF organization
is praised for the :ssistance It Is giving to the Club.
No factual data of informative value. 13 photos of the
members of the Club having the title of sportsmen.
Institution : None
Submitted : No oate

ANDIE17EV, Sergey Yefimovich; ZMEXICH, Viktor Vladimirovich; 11ROV,
Valentin Aleksandrovicb- 11M-hTOVSKIY, I.M.., Frof., reteenzent;
GERZON$ G.I.,, dots., retsenzent; -IDEII.K0, K.G., dots.,
retEenzent; OI-rVSIIY, V.A., kand. tekbn. nauk., retsenzent;
RTKCV, N.A., otv. red.; GARBER, T.N., red. :Lzd-,va; ILIINSYMA,
G.M., teldin. red.
[Cm.shing, millir4,7, und screening minerr-,19]1)roblenie, imell-
cherde i grokhochenie polezWkh iskopapmykh. Moskva, Gosgor-
tekkdzdat, 1961. 384 P. (MIRA 15:9)
(Ore dres3ing)

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AUTHORt -Perov, V.A., Engineer DOWD113
TITLE: Contribution to the problem of selecting a rational scheme for
a horizon simulator
SOURCE: Moscow. Vyssheye tekhnicheskoye uchilishche. [Trudyi no. 10311961.
Opticheskoye priborostroyeniye, 103-111.
T)3-XT: The article deals with the selection of the basic, most practicable
so-hemes for projecting the line of horizon onto the screen of a specialized
flight sirralator.' Plane and spherical screens are discussed. For the former,
Vhe author suggests that the projector be placed behind the screen, and that
the projection and optical system developed at the MVTU (Fig.3) be adopted.
.L.
'rn this system, the technical design of which is already completed, the prism
and mirror are mot,ile parts. The former simulates changes in the angle of
bank and. the latter changes in the angle of pitch. These parts are selected
so that the final angle on the screen is double that read on these elements.
For sphe-rical screenalthe author recommends the method of "shadow projection"
based on the principle that sharp images are obtained if a diapositive,illumi-
nated by a pointed. source of light, is projected on a screen. A wide angle
of variation of projection can thus be achieved, and the problem of realisti-
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IIVDCKIKOV. Pavol Dmitriyevich; MOV, V.A., dotsent, kqnd.tekhn.nauk,
retson-mnt; NIKOLISKICI~X.-,fa-W.-, retsenzent; USHAKOV, N.V.,
Insh., A ansent; KONTSEDALOV, A.I., inzh., letsenzent;
g".B..
VCLIPR 0 t N.'. inzh.. oty.red.; GARM, T.N., red.izd-va;
FRMOR,.DVSKAYA, V.L., tekhn.red.; BOLDYRBVA, Z.A.. takhn.red.
[Design and operation of a tailings storage deipartment in
ore-dr5saing plants] Proektirovania i ekspluatstaiis khvosto-
vykh khoziaistv obogatitellnykh fabrik. Mookora, Goe.nauchno-
takhn.izd-vo lit-ry po gornomu delu, 1960. WL7 p.
(MIRA 14:))
(Tailings (Hetalbirgy))

UDYMSv, Sergey Tefimovich; M,.;d,.VICII, Viktor Vladimirovich; PF�R~OV
Agenti~ Aleksandrovich;-VEMIOVS&TY, I-11-P prot., A-t-~en-
zent; FRffG-MWN, G.I., dotB., retsenzent; RUDEMO, K.G.v
dots.p rbtsenzent; OLEVSKrY, V.A., kand. tekhn. nauk, re-
tsenzent; RYFOV, N.A., otv. red.; GARBE21, T.N., red. izd-va;
ILIINSKAYA~ G.M., tekhn. red.
[Crushing, milling, W screening of minerals] Droblenie,. iz-
ablicbemie Igrokhochenie polezrqkh iskopaeuWkh. Moskva, Gos.
nauchno-tokhn. izd-vo lit-x-f po gornomu delu, 1961. 384 p.
04IRA 15:3)
(Ore dresBing)

25(6)j 14(5) PaM I DDOK MUMMON SOV/M8
Andreyev, Sergey Tefimovich, Vywheelav Vladimirorlch Toyaroy, and Valentin
Aleksandrovich Perov
Zak6nciternosti, izzwltcheniya I iselaisleni-ye kharakteristik granomet~richeskogo
sostava (Regaltwity Patterns in Grinding and Calculation of qbwacteriatice of
Greamlonetric Composition) Moscow,, Metallit glMats 1959. k3T p. Errata
slip Inserted, 3.,400 copies printed. I
Ed.: 'T.A* Rundkviet; Ed. of PublIabing House: M.T. Yegdakoya; Terft. Ed.-
L.V. Ddbazbinake~m.
PURMS: This book 19 intended for enginearing.and techrIeLl personnel in ore-
dreissing planto,, cement plants, researeb laboratories, design bureaus, and
Inat1tutions oj! higter education,
COVMZ: The author d1scusses frequently observed patterne in the granular
ecqpDaltion of finely growd brittle prodacts. A nvw nv*od for calculating
the everpm grain diameter, dependent on specific projertits,, is presented.
Revalts of theoretical and experimental studies of 1) the kinetics-of content
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chaage in coarse grains, and 2) changes in grain surfaces dm-ing t4e process of
milL grifiding tire described. The changes In grain surfaces depend on the
characteristice of the material ground, the specific conewption of ener&, and
orthtr factors. Deterniustion of the grindability of naterials,, Tall.1 perfor-
ruawe, and the evaluation of mill productivity are also discusseel. No per-
sou%lities are mentioned. References follow each pz&t.
TAKE OF CONTENTS:
Preface
Introdbiction
PART ONE. MWIARM PATTM Iff TS GRANMAMMM
CQ14POS=ON OF GROUND MATERIALS
3
5
Ch. I. Characterisites of Particle Size 9
1. Deterzinir4; gramLlonetric composition 9
2. GraphIca3 Interpretation of data on grmmlametric analysis. System of
"Index Rmlers' 11
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3. Distribirtion cin-ves 17
4. The importimce of analytical expression of regalar-Ity patterns in
grain distribwtion according to size 22
Ch. II. Review ot Works on the Study of Regularity Patterns in Granulometric
Composition 25
1. Martin equation 25
2. Heywod eqaetion 28
3. Malin - Andmyev equ(ttion 29
4. The work of Weinig 35
5. Equation of cbarpo-teristics according to the log&rltbmlc normal law of
distrIlnetion 40
6. Rosin and RmoLler equatL on 47
7. The work of Ugustin 52
8. Roller Kuation 53
9. ~he work crf Griffith 56
Ch. ITT, Analysis mid Oomparlaon of Equations of Distribution and Characteristic
Clux-ires 6o
1. Form of theorEtsical and experimental granu.1cmetric distribution cwtas 6o
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2. Comparison of equations 65
Cho 21'. Determining Surface and Rmber of Grains of a Material With a GraTri-Ic-
metric Cmp3sition VWch rollovs Certain Equations 'T6
1. General considerstiow --,,-6
26 Computations 'based on the Rosin-Raz=ler equation
3. Computations 'based on the Gaadin-Audreyev equation 82
Bibliography 84
?ART TWO. CALCULATING AVERAGE D14STER OF A OF MINERAL G,~ALTS
Ch. 1. Diameter of a Single Grain and the Average Diameter of a Mixture of
Grains 86
1. General ixXormation 86
2. Actual ditueeter 93
.,p:Lanried, and statistical diameters 95
3. Average
4. Equivalent sj~herical dimueter 96
5, Sphericity and circularity 98
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100
11. Statistical Formulas fo.- the Average Diameter of a Mixture of Grains
1. Averages of mathematical statistics 100
111. Foiwjlw of average diameter at mimerical and weight granulometric
C-
c-haxactelIstics 104
3. Avirage dLameter of narrow size-rariV fractions 108
OU. I'll. Foruulas 'Recommended for Computing Average Diameters of Grains in
14ixtures 110
I., Formulas Df :mathematical statistics 110
2, MeUar for=1a 115
Rosin average diameter 3-17
4.. Coglaill average diameter 118
roolik average diameter 121
Derivir3g Average Diameter For=LLas Based on Characteristic Properties 1~7
1. Characteristic property of a statistical aggregate 123
2. Deriving forrulaB based on the num~mrical characteristics of a granulo-
rie-tric ccmposition 125
3. Deriving foxunlas based on the weight characteristics of a, granulo-
metric ccurposition 129
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redriving rommilas based on a specific characteristic property 131
Ixm-ples of deriving formilas based on a characteristic property 136
cra. 1r. GcnVatation of the Average Diameter 146
J.
11, ConV,-Uma average diameter according to data granulometric analysis 146
2. Compating AverAge diarieter'on the basis of parameters of power equations
of granulometric characteriatics 111.9
3. Ocmpxting: ant-rage dimieter on the basis of parameters of a norm&l logari-
+,hmI,r--'Kt.,'9tIon for the distribution curve 154
14. Dependence ce, type- of simplified formulm on granulomartric characteristics
tind the chea,acteristic property 163
Ccmrputinj; average diamter vhen granulometric characteristics are
wflMMM 169
6. KPfect of g:7amLlometric characteristics on the average diameter of the
vide aiv~-range class 1T3
-Pendence of the size of the average diameter on the Bize range of the
Dc
ajeraged fraction 175
Mi. -V-L. Brief Review of Works on the Determination of Average Diameter 178
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Itegaarity Pattems (cont.)
Bibliography

PARf MVilIA= PA== 331 MM r 1 jili mmm:;
Cho Is Basic Eqvatlon of t~e 041wof OMAIM
t r.
1. Criteria ef lpinihtsji
7

2. Reftew of vorka'an't roc
,10.10 ~jwm
pin"
top
v aw
.
3. Theoretical derftiftC6 6r: ihi A~ of the de'bfti4i"
content during gribdii3a In jut"jimittimt ftl I
4. Deviationa. fIrm the, th4oreftaa ~ MAitionship ezd Its emkoes 208,
5. Basic equatlonAft-L- 'L- .
*ONO
RP
.
Ch. M Experimentla verilieftlim at tho. *at rquotion for the K40"
,-:
Grinding,

14
1. Applicaticki of spetiol griiis for verification of the equation for the
Idnatleb of lp-lullm
2. Ca.1culating jWmattert- 6r: idlo 'Of vlou'' for the of gdn" ...- 228

aboratox y't4iB*9
At"
9L9
al
A
sis or
1
.
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'
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Regularity Pattems (Ccmto),
Ch. M. ftySICa-1 MBftd**'.: 1~ ftraufterg of the Bqnftlon for tht-IMMUet
&rindftg;md
an Orin" Oftatifts end Proper""
Of Muria$
:K~?J' KO
2,, Parameter M
Ch. 11r. Applidet3*6 Of the Dole ftmUOj fft tbo nobtiCs Of &"ii~t
Analyzing Ir1nalim li;41~ billFistilpti. the dMIS PC
n9 isin'.
or mterlils 2
1. oraymea -wtbca at: vio-ibelpts or tht. *dn" pivests In m-di
a62
2.t Investigating the of miterials apmd-In
Ch. V.. General Equallon'for Mtn of'okmAing"
1 . Deriving the genera. 46AUft 128k
2. Experimental VerM40*100 Of 1bV- ;VPaCi'VIJ4%Y! Stlaw,
In inftstrial ..293
Ch. V11% Yftetics Of tba Mao 'of Smr!466 lift: San4dVO
1 . M*orti=6 of. tbo jptobjm~
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-2, measuring the specific surface 310
3. laboraft", mill tests 321
4. iDdustrisa. zMAests 335
Ch. V11, Relst1cmebip Bet"exi Specific Surface and Restauls on Testing Screens342
cb,, vni. Grimmbility of Materials 356
1. Review of methods 356
2, Analysis cof methods for determining grindability 366
Ch. Ix. Calculating Mill Proanctivity 375
1. Review of methods 3V
2. Analysis of methods of computing mill productivity 382
3. Hathod of calculating productivity based on usable Rover and specific

4, Relatlonship betwelen mill productivity and coarse-graln content In the
grcnmd pnoduct 400
5, RelatiotAft bsWeen at3-l productivity and continuity of NQ
4W
Ch* X. Technical Measuring of Ball-mill Work 410
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PE W. V.k..-
Calculating the efficiency of 5creens. Obog. rud 4 no.2:9-12
- (MIRk 11#1:8)
(Screens (Mining))

KUZ163V, Lev Tikhonovich, kand.tekhn.nauk; ISSINSKIT, Viktor Vladimirovich;
-_M07, Talentin Alekseyevich; JOPRMICH, Te.l.. red.: KRDVKZV.
Ti-.-*tekhn.ied.
[wool comber with periodic action; working principle, servicing,
assembling. and adjustment) Grobnechesallnais mashina periodi-
cheskogo deletviia dlia shersti; ustroistvo. obaluzh-ivania.
montash. I naladka. Pod obshchei red. L.T.Husyleva. Moskva, Goo.
nauchnc-takhn.izd-vo lit-ry po legkot promyshl.. 1959- 178 p.
(MIRA 13:5)
(Combing machines)

ZMICTI,-R,-)VSKIY, PMIV. V.A.. dotwiiit
Reorganiziw, aro exprn,ling nro-drea!3ing p1nntg at t-6
Cn m)l ne. Trwiy finkhrmohr no.102:2113-~'~3 ~~7- (mak 11:9)
(~.D!Mty--Oro dronainx.)

AN=9M, Sergay-Yefimovich; TOVAROV, Vyach"lav Vladimirovich;
k=V, Fafentin Aleksandrovich; MMDKVIST. V.A., red.;
tumKovi* MOL.. red.izd-va-, DMHINSKAYA. L.V.. takhn.red.
[Regularities of comminution and estimation of granulosetric
composition characteristics) Zakonomernosti izmallchonlia
I Ischlislents khoraktaristik granulometrichookogo sostava.
Moskva. Goo.aauchno-tekhn.isd-vo lit-ry po chernot i tsvetnoi
ustallwrgil, 1959, 437 P. (MIRA 1218)
(Cimishing machinery) (Particle size determination)

PEROVp Vo A.
Author:
(Tsml chenle L';..I.) 21'ej It.
Title:
Ci',;y: Leningrad
Nblisher:
btate Sci-Tech Pub. of tho H.g.-Iron and Fari,o-es Met-allur.-j
Da-~e: 1950
Available: Vibrax-j of Congmss
Source: Manthly List of Russian tocezzio", voi. 4, No- 3, Jur---, 19-51.

/metals Oot 2947
Ore Dressing
Iron Ores
esin Mron Ore with Heavy Suepensims." V. A*
41 pp
Oawnyy mmrmi" No 10
ftemmaim of the dressing processes used by the
OWPIB= Plant in Mmeocts, and the YAm It Plant
&6W Croeb3) XI=ssct&'* Tables of operation arA..
malimatic diagren or the plant layout. In the V='~
W4* method could, be adapte& for dressing Irm:amW
RMMWene area vhere JIWing vould permit o=tl&oW
OPORUCRie MW &Aop+,Im of We nothqAt
Oct
to the author, could Improve the quality and
~1ty of dressed Ores InLthe UM.

I'ADEUV. Vacilly Ivanovich; Tjq~YOJAp,, nauchn" red.; SALITA, Te.G.,
red.; NIKOLISKIT, D.-k.. reteenzent; TMWIN. P.S.. tekhn.red.
CUDdern eripment for the crushing and comminution of ores)
Soyremennos oboradovanie Me. droblenita I Ismallchentia rud.
Leningrad, 1959.241 p. (Leningrad. Nauchuo-iseledovatellskil
I proektnyl institut nekhanichaskol obrabotki polesnykh isko-
Pae,Krkb. Timdy, no-123). (NM 1317)
(Crushing zaachinary) (Ore dressing-Squipmeut, and supplies)

I Z.,l , -i ,4. " .
Ore dressf ln~.- Len i ,71 rA d . Is )~, . na u c I'jno - t1, n. i - ; -v , I i t - r,., ! , r ~ o r no i i t :;v e t .1:) 1
retalliir-i!., ~;-C j . (~ 1 -~ 7Q,,'7 ',
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SOV/ 137-58-8-16269
Tran.,;lation frorn: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 8, P 5 (USSR)
AUT14OR: Zrnicherovskiy, E.N.. Pero, V. A.
TITLE: Reconstruction and Expansion oi the Concentration Plants of
the Apatite Kombinat (Rekonstruktsiva i rasshireniye oboga-
tii:el'nykh fabrik kombinata ApatiC
PER'LODICAL: [Tr.] Vses. n.-i. 1 proyektn. in-ta mckhan. obrabotki
poleznykh iskopayemykh, N57, Nr 102, pp 238-253
ABSTRACT~ Flowshects for tile First and Se( ond apatite-and-nepheline
p.Iants of tile Apatite I'lombiriat it re described and presented.
A.Sh.
.1. Induntrin]. PDm'W;--1J.3SR 2. Apatite-Production 3. Nephelite
-.-Prnduction
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MCK71THATIM VP 111W UW IN REAVY USPhNSIONi. V.A. Pqr*W.
(Gornyt Zhumal, 1947s Vol, 121, No. 10, pp. 31-35).
L MY`
1010pi "At Ckv Cos 1 6844#1 4w a.. iti
T-1. 6--r- J-r
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YEROV, V. .,- VASILIYEVA, A.A.
Kinetica of milling two--~omponent mi-vtures in a ball mill.
Gor. zhur., no,7.-69-70 JI 161. WIRA 15:2)
I* Leningradskiy gornyy institut.
(Ore dressing)

PEROV , V.A. , prol% *, , 11 Di% . '',; -
Gr Ind i ng i n ba: . ml' : ~-, 3 . r. on,,:,'.4 ~ * -i c '~ ~, r-P, - c-, r x 1,,.g (~ on, -, ''-: ct. ~, .
Rev min lfj no.1:9-12 ~-a I b).
1. 'Mining ',.en'rji--rAd Q

PERIN, V.F,
Origin of canyons in tho Ylibiny Mountaim. Trudy Khib.gece.
sta.?',GU no.1-119-130 160. (KIRA 15:5)
(Khlbiny Mountains.-G&Uonu)

PEROIT V.P.
110 -
First glacier in the Xhibiny Mountains. Prirodei 47 no. 7:88
J1 '58. (MIRA 11: 8)
1. Khibinskaya geograficbeskaya stants~va Moskovokogo goeudaretvannogo
univerijitets im. M.Lomonosova.
(Khibiny Mountains--Glaciers)

Pwiv, v.r.
Classification of snow barku in nountainous countriec. Ird'orm,
abor.p ra*b.Geoo-,.fal-..,"osk.,-os.ur,.,-,o Pezhdunnr.geoflz.gndu nrj.--: --I.
158. (snow) (ITIRA 13: j )

14-57-6-11835
Translation from: Roforafivn y zhurnal, Geografiya, 1957, Nr 6,
P 27 (IJSSR~
AUTHOR: Perov, V. F.
TITLE: Asymmetrical Erosional Forms (Ob asimmetrii erozionykh
form)
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap. Mosk. un-ta, 1956, Vol 182, pp 143-152
ABSTRACT: The author points out that existing theories on the
origin of asymmetry (A) in erosional forms fall into
two categories: those which attribute it to general
planetary conditions or processes, and those which
attribute it to local conditions. The present analy-
sis of the causes of A is based on observations made
by the author on the right bank of the Volga River
near Stalingrad and Saratov. Assuming a level plain
and disregarding the influence of local morphological
Card 1/3 factors, A of erosional forms is apparently related

FERCVp V.P.;, TABUHINA, M.A., red. izd-va; BOROVNEV, NiK., tekhn. red.
[Fampblet on safety techniques for gas welders] Pamiatka po tekhnike
bezopasposti dlia gazoevarshchika. Moskva, Gos,.izd-vo lit-ry po
stroit., arkhit. i stroit. zaterialam, 1961. 31 P. (MIRA 14:6)
(Gas welding and cutting--Safety measizes)

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AUTIBOR Perov, V.F. 26-58-7-19/48
""Mom
TITLE- The First Glacier in Kriitiny ~Pervyy lednik v Khibinakh,
I
PERIODICAL: Priroda, 10,56, Nr 7, p 68 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: During field investigations for purpogits of tLe IGY a smai'.
firn glacier was discovered in 'he Khibiny Mountains. It
is situated in the northern Dart of tho Lyavochorr 11.1assif
on the elevations of a short trough-like vall,~y of tho first
right-hand affluent of the Kaliok river. The extendei i 'o~iy
of' the glacier resembles the shape of an amphitheater.
total extent is 300 x 80 m or 0.02 sq km. Its upper edge
is 1,073.2 m high with an altitude mark of 1,172 m of t!,,~,
massif. The glacier's position and shape indicate that it
belongs to the type of the blown-together, immobile f:rn
glacier, It fa(~os almost directly north, the azimutt, of
its axis equals 350~ Tt,,j surface slope,3 ~4 to
discovery of ltiq glacier is not acci,::ental . Th,; c-c-~rr-nt
of drift snow arl avalan_-,1-,-s sl~;ggenten tt.e pogsil-C ,.-; -,*
embryonic glaciers ir. tnes-:~ mourtains Tnis
held for a lc!;w time by I,K. TiKhomirov and Profe9sor
Tushinski.y.
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26-58-7-19/48
ASSOCIATTON: Kh:Lbinskaya gs-,jeraficho9kaya stantslya
darstvennogo universitpta :.meni M,.V, Lomonoocva 'Thc, Kh,t, I t,,(
Geographicai 'Itation of th,? llosccw State University imen'.
M.7. Lomonoscv ~
1. Glaciers--Characteristics 2. Glaciers--Origin
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PKIROV P V.I. , kaad.toklin.nauk.
Synchrorous motor with excitation by permanent magnets and
hyateresis starting. Vest. elektroprom, 32 no..3t32-38 1-tr 161.
(MIRA 15:6)
(Electric motors, Synchronous)

ACC We AT7DO4929 SOURCE C66i~-iii/066D/66/0-00/0-0-0/06~C/6-i6-o
AUTHOR: Zholkover, T. D. (Moscow); Perov, V. I. (Moscow); Tarasova, L. S.
ORG: none
TITLE: Eff6ct of autonatic monitoring and switchover devices on reliability of
systems with redundancy
SOURCE: VSVt5. konf. pco avtomatich. kontrol I motodam alektrich. izmereniy, 6th, 1964.
Avtomatich. kontroll 1. metody elektrich. lzmereniy; tr. konf., t. I: Teoriya izmerit.
info. sistcm (Automatic control and electrical measuring tectniques; transactions of
the conference, v. 1: Theory of measuring information system;). Novosibirsk, lzd-vo
Nauka, 1966, 96-100
TOPIC TAGS:; reliability, redundancy, automatic control systen
ABSTRACT: Systems with active parallel redundancy in
which reserve elementa RE (see figure) are controlled
by check-and-switchovar ChS units Is considered.
Reliability of one branch under m.-th load conditions
Is given bry: P a PO Pk, whdre Pf - reliability
of RE under x-th conditions; Pk reliability
of ChS undDr a-th conditions. A set of
differential equations describes the
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reliability conditiont in terms of failure rates and r (prob-ability that a branch
failure is accompanied by elimination or self-climinatfon of RE). As a result, the
probability of successful operation of the entire system Is determined. These
particular cases are considered: (1) Failure rates are constant in time (exponential
law of distribution of reliable-operation time); (2) A definite ratio of failure
rates of RI: and ChS; (3) Reliability characteristics of IRE and ChS do not change
when the number of brt~iche5 changen; starting from a certain value of the
redundancy rate, the probability of successful operation decreases. When the
probability of RE seLr-elimination is sufficiently high, ChS devices are superfluous.
Orig. art. Imet I figwe and 3D fonmLbw.
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AT6011929 SOURCE COCLIE: UR/0000/66/000/000/007S/0084
AUTHOR: Perov, V. 1. (Lyubertsy); Zholkover, T. D. (Lyubertsy)
ORG: none
TITLE: lkletliods for evaluating and some ways for increasing the-4iability of the results of
automatic., control
SOURCE: Vsesoyuznaya konferentsiya po avtoniaticheskomu kontrolyu i metodani elektri-
cheskilch izniereniy, 5th. Avtomaticheskiy kontroll i metody clektricheskildi izmerenjy; trudy
honferentsii, t. 2: I-HiFffie nyye i.nforrnatSiOnnyye SiStOnly. U:3troystva avtomaticheskogo
FNe
kontroly.L. Elektricheskiye crentya neelcktricheskikh velichin (Automatic control and _ : ~,
electrical measurin techniqu ; transactions of the conference, v. 2: Information measure-
i=
--t-ment systems. Automatic control devices. EFe~tr cal measurei,-nents of nonelectrical
quantities). Novosibirsk, Izd-vo Nauka, 1966, 78-84
TOPIC ','AGS-. reliability engineering, automatic control, system liability
ABSTRACT: Reliability is the decisive factor in automatic control Isince the information
gathered during the control of technolo-ical devices must reflect accurately their actual
C?
state. The quantitative measure of reliability is expressed by the probability that the result
is correct. Of all tne possible factors affecting the reliability of automatic control, the
authors investigate only the loss of information caused by die quidity 'of tJie control devices.
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It is assumed that the initial information on the controlled plant is complete. The newly
developed formalism is applied to the control of the operational readiness of devices. Orig.
art. haF - 26 formulas, 1 figure, and 5 tables.
SUB COEE: 09, 14 / SUBM DATE: 29N(yv6,5 / ORIG REF: 003 / OTH REF: 002

PEROV, V.I., ktind.tekhn.nau~
Characteris ties of synchronous motor with electronagnetic excitatl~:n
and hyvteresis start-up. Vest. elektroprom. 31 nD.10:' 7 - '6~'
(MIKA 15- 1 )
(Electric motors, Synchronous)

PEROV, V.L.; BAKETIZINA, R.I.; ISHCHENKO, I.I.
~lf*;, ",:,
News review. Khim. prom. 40 no.9it'll 3 164. -'A ~

KAFAROV, V. V.; PLYUTTO, V. P,j-, PEROV, V. L.
Development of mathematical descriptions of the standard
processes in chemical technology. Khim prom no. 3:218-221
Kr 64. (M IIIA 17:5)
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PJ1ROV:,..V,:.M~BRCDKIN. B.S.
Rescuo of Belgian pclar explorers. Inform. blul. Sov. antark. eek-P.
no.5:61-62 159. (~(IRA 12:10)
(Antarctic regions)

.. Fmovi-Ta.- - -
Jkporience in replacing metal by cast stone and concrete. Loks.i khim.
no.9652-54 160. (MMA 13:9)
1. Chumkovskaya, TSentralluaya obogatitellnaya fabrika.
(Coal preparation)
(Coke industry -Squipment and supplien)

USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products 1-15
and Their Application
Tz,eatment of solid mineral fuels
Abs Joar: Referat Zhur - KhImiya, No 9, 1957, 31816
Author : Shlonov V.N., Voronov K.D., Perov V.N.
Title : Initiation of Closed-Cycle Handling of' Water and
Sludge.
Orig Pub: Koks i khimiya, 1956, No 4, 19-22
Abstraot: The change-over, at the Chumakovskaya central
coal concentration plant, to a closed cycle, by
retu:rning the water contaminated with sludge
particles to the top of settling tanks, for
additional clarification, has made it possible
to eliminate recovery of fuel-coal sludge, which
previously amounted to 4.5%, to increase the
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AUTHOR: Perov, V. P. (Leningrad) 103-12-2/12
TITLE: Note on the Synthesis of Pulse Circuits and of Sys~ems
with a Pulse Feedback (Sintez impul'snykh teepey i sistem
a impul'snoy obratnoy avyazlyu).
PERIODICAL: Avtomatika I Telemekhanika, 1957, Vol. 16, Nr 12,
PP- 1081-1097 (USSR)
ABSTRACT-. Jus; as in the case of continuous linear systems the
optimum transmission function or weight function respectively
must be determined at the synthesis of a pulse system. The
characteristics, of pulse systems in general display such an
abstract form, that in the majority of cases no immediate
possibility exists for the build-up of actual schemes. There-
foret a transformation from the mathematical expression
chexacterizing the pulse system as a whole to the expression
of the transmittance function of the continuous part of the
sytitem must be applied if &*otual scheme Is to be built up.
This expression then permits the determination the scheme
of the structure and the actual parameters of the system.
In this paper a number of results obtained from investigations
in this direction are given. The optimum characteristics of
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Perov., V. P.
Statisticheakly sintez impulisnykh sistem (Statistical S~Mthesis of Sampled
Datu Control Systems) Moscow, Izd-vo "Sovetskoye radio," 1959. 453 P.
N=ber of copies printed not given.
Ed,: 15. D. Iymshko; Tech. Ed.: A. A. Syeshulkov.
PURPOSE: This book is in*del for engineers, scientists, and graduate students
specializing In appropriate fields.
COMM: The Wok presents methoU vorked out by the author Vhieh make it
povalble to determine the h1o&W*wsms of snapled data system and the
91mkoific va3zes of their paxam)ters vbIch wil.1 guarantee the greatest
op)rational accuracy of these systems for time-constrained transient
pinxesses in the presence of notse. Essentially the problems presented
in the book jertain to the selection of methods for optiwm reconstruction
and linear transformation of continuous functions on the basis of the
discrete data distorted by noise. The problen of synthesizing continuous
11near systevas Is also The material contained in the book maW
be. used in the desigu s~i of linear smipled data systems, and
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partially for continuous systtrw. Most of the results In the book are
orIf:Inal. The author thanks Pro.-ezsor Ye. P. Popov arA Docent E. A.
Kroglus for their help in praptu-Ing the book. There exe 54 references:
46 Elovlet and 3 English.
TAKE OF CONIM t
Prefacok
Ch. 1. Characteristics of Sarplad Data Control System
1. Mathematical method erf studZang sampled data contro,~ systems
2. Concept o.f'sampled datp. control systems and their schematic
representation
3. Examples crf sampled dnrta control systems. Their possible structures
4. Equations of a sampled dErta oontrol system,, its in3ig~iting and
transfer functions
5. The relation between the chwacteristles of sampled data control
systems Adch we generated from other Mtems by the serial
connection of the operatorIA
6. The relation between transfer functions of a alosed-loop and
corresponding open-loop sampled data control system
7. The relation between the weighting functions of a closed-loop
anet oorre3ponding open-loop ampled data control system
8. Determination of the characteristics of
equivvIent,
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continuous
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"lesiant by the known characteristics of the sampled data control Vubw 64
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9. Determination of the characteristics of sampled dats eontrol
system generated as a result of connecting in series or
pare.1le3ly sevez al sampled data control system with known
cheracteriaties 67
10. Solution of' examples Tl
,Mi. 2. Errors of SampW Data Control Systems 85
1, 'Elementary data from the theory of random processes 85
2. rustantenems value of the total error of reconstruetion 91
3. D7namie error of reeonstruation 94
4. Determination of the moments of the veighting funotion on the
basis of a kno-.rn transfer f=tion of the sampled data control
87stem 102
5. Randnm error of reconstruettion 105
6, Stattistical characteristics of the total error of reconstruction LU
7. Example nf calculating errors of sampled data control systems 113
Ch. 3. Determination of the Tacwace;aristies Of a BWled Date Control
System Wbich Opawantee a MIni of Random Error of Reeonstruetion
for Given Dynaule PU%.mLraay and Given Transient Preaess Time 132
lo Stewmaeat of prdbiem
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2. lt;quations for the outiw= weighting function of a nampied data
I':Ontrol spitem 134
3. 'Derttermination of optiramn -.mll&hing funatlons of swipled (Inta
montrol sriteMB v7aq:i the cor-naletion of noise funation is
expredsed texponantin:-ly 144
Determinat:16on of optlw= voigat-ing Panetlons of sampled data
control vithcrat a statisti,!al ralation betva*-n the
discrote -ralues of -mailan noise 149
5, Considereu Ions on t~rie selection of irdtial data for the
determint&Uou of op+.L,= weiglating functions of sempled dEcts,
control systems 159
Oh, 4, Devermination of- the of a Sampled We. ("Ontrol
System Whieh Guazwtej Vie Muim= Totc.1 Maan Square Error of
Reconstruction With Given Transimt Proriass Time 163
1. Statement of problem 163
2, Equations for a vVighting function guaranteeing a minlymm total
exroz of reconstreaw ion 165
3* Determinaiion of weighting functions Vhiah are optizm= from the
point of riew of minJunn: total error, when the correlation
funatlon f.%f noise Is expressed exponenti&Uy 176
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4. Determination of weigating funations which guarantee a minimum
total error when the discrete values of random noise are
statisticaLLy unrelated to each other. 179
Ch. 5. The Realization of Optimm Sexpled Data Control Systems by
Given Characteristics 196
1. Statement o:.r problem 196
2. General met:iods of realizing optimum characteristics of sampled
dLata control systems 197
3. Realization of optimun sempling sexy systems whose weighting
l'unations satisfy equation (3.60a) 202
4. Realization of optimmi sampling servosystems whose weighting:MMtMes
setisfy equetion (3.65a) 214
5. RealIzation of optimum sampling servoeyvtems with s~elg)ating
111unctions which satisfy equations (4.54) and (4.56) 232
6. Realization of optimum sampling servosystems with weighting
I.Nmetions satisfying equations (4.4�)' 249
7. Use of derived special methods for the realization of servo-
iiyetems which are optimum when there is a statistical relation
Iyatvaen the discrete noise values 272
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8. The realizz."tion of oytli= differentiating sampleftl Inta
coz+.rol syui;A~rjw v-1th -,r3ighting 1"unetions %tisfying ejuetion
(3.6oa) 2','('-)
9. liertarmina1zion. of appro.-:barxtPj17 optInnrm transformation sMrPled
dy&,a control syst-trw on the bwis of approximately WAMIIM
sampling Bervasyst-tas 295
Clh. 6. Synthesis af Samplel Derta Control Systens With Vari63le
Parameters of an W*rrC-Gnt Continuous Element 316
1. Concept of a sunpled data control eptem with vnrlable
parameters -D-,P an equivalent ccmti=mm element 316
2. Hquation of a samplal dhta coxf;rol system with varriable
lWameters of ati equivalent co-itianaus element 317
3. Relation betv(-.in the chwacteristics of a closed-1coop and
corresponding open-loop sampled data control system with
*mriable parameters of an equivalent continuous element 319
4. :Determination of the characteristics of an equivalfmt continuous
alement vith variable parameters by the aharacterintics of the
-werall sanyled data control system 322
5s, 'Errors of eamplal data control wwstems vith variable parameters
of an equivalent continuous element 323
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pled Data (Cont.) SOV/2097
6. Opti- emaitions for veighting function of a sampled data
control grystem with variable parameters of an equivalent
oontinum element 325
7. Optim= intighting functions of empled data control systems with
variable parameters of an equivalent continuouB element vithout
a statioUcal relation betw&3n the discrete values of ratidom
noise 328
8. Rqslizati4m of optirm- ample& data control systems with variable
p4rametera of an equivalent continuous element 332
Examples 3333
Ch. 7., Synthesim of Sampled Data Control Systems With Variable Period
of Impulse Sequence 338
1. Concept orr smz~xled data control systems with variable period
of impulse sequence 338
2. Equation Tor a sampled data control "stem with variable period
of inpulals sequence 339
3. The rela:tion between the weighting function of cloned-laV and
open-loop sampled data control systems with variable period
of impulsa sequence 341
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4. The relation bert7ween the chm-natterl-sties of the mmir-all
sampled data control system -,d+.h variable period of impilse
sequence and the characteristic of itsequivalent, continuoas
element 343
5. Errors of sampled data eoutrol systems vith variel,le period
of impulse sequence 344
6. Optimum caaditione for weighting function of sampled datta
control wy3tems with variable period of impulse sequence 347
7. Expressiorus for optimum weigtting functions of sampled data
control aritems with variable period of impulse sequence irithout
a statistinal relation between the discrerte values of rantiom
noiae 350
8. Realization of optimum sampled data control systems with -rariable
period of'Jmpttlse sequence 355
Ch. 8. Special Methods of Synthesizing Continuous Systems Obtainable
by Analogy With Methods of Synthesizing.Sompl6d Data Control
Systems 366
1. Stating thei problem 366
2. Synthesis cT co4innoaB servosystems with minlimm random and null
dynamic errors vhen interference represents *white noise" and the
regalar' signal contEdna only a first derivative 370
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10., Synthopie of Oonti=*U9 poroasylstaw with miniw= tot&l error
vhen interference is nor'. 'whito noism" and the "rogalar" signal
contains only a first darimtive 415
3-1. Synthesis of eontinuow servosystems with mini=mn total error
%hen interference is not NbIte noise" and the Oregular" signal
contains first and se-cond dndvatives 418
12. Solution of examples 421
13. Determination of appro.-dmateiy optimm transformations of
continuous system on the basis of approximately typtilmnn servo-
systems 434
Met crf Synbols Used 442
Bibllvgrq~hy 448
AVAIUMr,i Idbrax-y of Congress
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28(l) SOV/30-59-1-48/57
AUTEM Moross'nov, 1. S.
TITLE: Deivelopment of the Theory and the Application of Discreet
Avtomgtic Systems (Razvitiye teo*rii i primeneniy diskretnykh
airtomaticheakikh sistem)
PERIODICAL: Voostnik Akademii nauk S3SR,,1959, Nr 1, pp 138-139 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Vie conferenoe dealing with this problem took place -in Moscow
from September 22 to 26, 1958 and was opened by V. A. Trapez-
nikov, chairman of the Natelonallnyy komite't SSSR po avtomati-
cheakomu upravleniyu (National Committee of the USSR for
Autom'stiq Control). In--the Plenary Meeti-ng Ya. Z. Tsypkin re-
Ported on diacreet automatic-systems'ar-d their development
prospectsi The work of thv conference vas undertaken by 5
neletions Reports were held by: 14 ,
0. P. Tla;takovekly and V. P. Perov reported on new investi-
gation results in the case of pulse syatems with variable para-
meters.
yan Ch,UM_wj dealt in his re*port w1th his successful pro-
,aedures of analysis of pulse systems with several elements.
Fe-He Kilin spoke about the problem of an increase of the
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YTRDV, V. P.
Synthesis of pulse systems by means of the minimum summation error
reproduction. Avtom. upr. i vych. tekh. no.2:5-49 '59.
(KRA 13:2)
(Pulse techniques (Ilectronics))

PHASE I BOOK EXPIDITATION SOV/5793
Perov, VItaliy Pavlovicb
Raschet radiolokittsionnykh sledyashchikh sistem a uchetom sluchaynykh
vo~deystvly (Designing Radar Tracking Systems, Taking Into Account
Random Effectis) Leningrad, Sudpromgizl, 1961. 167 p. Errata
slip Inserted. 8700 copies printed.
Scientific Ed.: I F. Rudnitskly; Reviewer: 0. K. Yakhontov, Candi-
date of Technical-Sciences; Ed.: R. D. Nikitina; Tech. Ed.;
R. K. Tsal.
PURME: This book may be useful to engineers and scientists en-
g4ged in designing radar tracking systems and investigating their
potentialities.
COVERAGE: The author describes methods of calculating the effect of
various typeis of disturbances on the accuracy and operating range
of' tracking-system radars with linear scanning of the antenna
beam and, In particular, with circular scanning. Simple methods
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KUZB, Lev Timofeyevich- FEROV V P., doktor tekhn. nauk., retsenzent;
KARABANOV, red.; UVAROVA, A.F., tekhn.
red.
(Design aul planning of discrete control systems] Rascluit i pro-
ektirovanio diskretnykh sistem upravleniia. Moskwap Mai3hgiz, 1962.
682 p. (MIRA 15:6)
(lutomatic control)

KRUTIKO., Petr Dmitriyevich; T.2110, Ya.Z., retsenzent; JTQOV
V P retsenzent; BAVAROV, S.F., retsenzent; 11 T. 'r -
0 . d
I-ii, ~-
.. rei.; BEIXAYEV'A, V.V., tekhn. red.
[Statistical dynamics of pulse systems) Statistiche&aia
dinamikn impullaykh sisten. llo.*vap ff$ovetskoe radio. "
1963. !58 P. (MIRA 33:1)

FEROVP V.P. (Leningrad)
Optimum distribution of energy in light of signal detmction in
noise with simultaneous measurement of their parameters. Izv.
AN SSSR. Tekh. kib. no.5;62-73 S-0 163. (MIRA 16:12)

AUTHOR: Perov, V.P. (Leningrad)
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TITLE. OptimeA energy dLstribution in multiple scanning of
a givt-n region
PERIODICALt Akadeniya nauk SSSR. Izvestiya. Otdoleni-ye
tekhn:Lcheskikh nauk. Energetika i avtomatika, 110.6,
1962, 62-9j
TEXT: The article concerns the optimal distribution of energy
in various directions of' a radar tocan, given differing probabiliticb
of targeet presenc,a jLn cacti direction. Two statements of the
problem aria given: a direct problem, namely, to distribute a fixed
availaltle energy supply over the entire region in such a way as to
reduce the integral loss to a minimum; and an inverse problem
to obtain the minimum energy necessary to satisfy a preassigned
value of tne integral lose. The author first finds the necessary
conditiong for an optimal energy distribution function, and then
gives zi method for finding the optimal function. Cases will be
rare in which a simple analytical solution here 'given will be
feasib:Le, and in general the problem will have to be -solved by
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graphical or iterative methods (successive approximations).
Various cases of cocrdinate measurement and radiolocation problems
are considered. A numerical example is worked showing that a
certain oPtimal distribution in 15 times more efficient than the
original uniform dif-tribution.
There are 4 figures.
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AV71MI13 none
TTTLE3 Fourth scientific and tochnical conferonco_qA_!Cybqi~"ggajqr thA_
rTMvcment of mcasuremont Rod-inmeg-V~9n ncthQ_d3"
BOURCE-s 1=crits11naya tekhaike., no. 9, 1964, 58-59
TOPIC TAGSs cyternetics, electric mea4uraa entAecc trio quantity instruteent,
digital computer, electronic equipmcntj electric engineering conference
A3STFLkCT%*' A-he c.onforonce was hold 1-4 July #kt t6 All-Union Scientific Research
Institute of Wsliroiogy by the Section or Electrical Mensurements or the Council on
___~ho Pr_oblam.'~f "Scientific Iq4trumint Mftki)ig* or the .4~qt vv~it~~p
P-RA-Ppr
ot R-isoarah*ork in the 656H torothor with the All-Union X -at*'nti fto
R93onrch Institute of Electrical Measurement Inptruments ~iCOWL;_nlngr d
and Toohnioni qivision or
the
-nd ua-t-EX. i�~-cf"i a of the country partiolpated.
Firty-s.evon rerorts wore heard and discussed. Reports were given bye re V.
qj1L(L9rJn&rad)--'D,&ftnitt*n of the Concept of InformietionAl Irror in Measure-
m6nt and its importance in Practical Use* and *(m the Proble of the Average Informa-
tional. Criterion of Aeourstoy Throughout the tntir* $*&I* of :0 Iftstrumat"I Too A.
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RUP-,,RSIBIIDT (Uo.jcow)__'On Daterminst~lon of the Criteria of Accuracy for Maasurement
Devices'; S. U. MANDELISHTAN (Laningrad).-re port on a new criterion of accuracy Or
"fisurament ins,:rumants; P. F- PARSHIN (Leningrad)--report on optimization When
using Fourier transforns--on-'ef-ectronic dirital oomputerej S. P. D4!=V, D,-YK-
DOLGTN-rSPVA and A. A. IGNAMV- (Lon ingrad)--proposel of a now method for solvTffZ-.
probl;;;-Sof opt!tm-um filtering for non-stnticynary random signals and interferences
1. B._jjIC:jL
- PAILCLV-"Calculation or the Dynamic Ch-jr-loteristion of an Optimin Complex
Two-Channal Sys4,.om which Uses Signnls from a Position Mater and from a Speed Mater"I
MU(IV (1,*ninrr*0) M Fk no f
--"()ptimwn Periodic Correction in the o sure. nt o
Continuous SiCnitle"I S. P.-hP 74QUCH (Moscow)--"AnslysIs and Construction of Devices
for Cnrrsotion of Non-linoarity oind Scaling for Unitary Codeel G.-Y. Gqjj~DVA__
(T%G,tnroG)--"/, 119thod for Statistical Optimization in Grmdu,%ting the Scale@ or
Electrical Vapeuring In4trunents"I M. A. Z3MrLIILAH (Moscow) --"Anal og-Digit&l Voltage
Convortur with ikutomatio Srror C-i~rotion;
V. S. KALENCHUK and
;0Y (Ki*-r)--"Autom&tio Monitoring of the Paramter o t a Efi;o~rioal
Signalm or Comp),ex Radio and glootronio Rquipment" )v (MoIoow)--"0pqratIorA
Cybernatios as ikn Independent Bolentitio Speolali OWDO (Lenisitrad)-
I~t_vionp ^LOY Moo;-0W_)..WD&vIG8I
"On the Problva of Ifrootive Non-linear saileswi A. lo MARKM
for Prellninas7 Processing of thos Results of Weasurea*nts Pressented in the Form 0r"1
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Craphia Recordin(;~ For Subsequent Introduction of the Information Into Universal
Digital Conputers"; 0. U. POGILSVSR and S. S. SOKOLOY (Loningred)---"On a Method for
q9ducing Excess Inrormation"1_7,._Y. ?jjN Y.~~ (Loningrad)--*A Device for Temporal
Dise.rotization of Continuous Sirnsla's_AL_Aj_4XOVL?! and N oow)-.
J_( 0 1
")ptinitation of the Transmission of Tolamotric Information as a Means for Raising
tie Efficiency and Eliminating Interferenoo"s D. E. GUKOVSXIY (Uoscow)--"On a Sta-
tistio Approach to tho Detection of Svonts in Automatic loopootion"1_4. 1. LANIN I
('.oninP,rad)--"11.3thod for Csloulst~ing ths Holding Time of Communications in a Contrad
1Lzad Inspection System or Constant SarTtOinC Time"I 0. N. BRONSHTSYN, A. L. RAYKINJ
ruld, V. V. RYKOV (Moscow)--"On a Sinrle-Lina 11nae
on circuit dosirna for direct oom~n a, tion electrical
(itrital measuring instruments; A, N, KOMOV 01ovochirkasek)--report on a now method
Cor cornponestion DC diCital brLdgesi If. N. GWOV (Lanitirred)--report an the problem
;vl' voltare-to-angalar rotation conversions V. S. GUTNIKOV (Lon InGred) --"Ifethod 8 for
Construction of Frequency Capacitance Pickups with a Linear Scale"j-16-U.-
,S'jRO?YATOVA and R. R. KHARCHERK0 ()Ao scow) --report on the datermitifttion of the ampli-
.t%;ds-fr,)qu*noy &Di phase ohnracteri5tiou or PFM and M. uodulhtoras Ye. I. TENYAKOV
'0'ovoch*rkeask)--"Th* Phototransistor as a Switoh for Clootrioml Messurement
,Thirposeent N. V. MACYGiii_(LeWingr&d)-.&. report on ways for making universal equip-
nont for measurement of currents voltage and powers P, P. ORNkTSXIX and Ve It
L_TFppqrta -on the 0.0notruotion of. strAtio voltmat4v, wattaq%osirsi.14
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