SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PISHCHIKOV, G. P. - PISHCHURINA, M. M.

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AUTHORSt Zherdev, I,T., Ivonin, A.I., Pishchikov, 0,P,
TrM t Experimental investigation of the pressure on the working surface
of pIeqcIng mill rolls
PERIODICALi Referativnyy zhurnal, 14etallurglya, no, 12, 1961, 35. abstract
12D284 ("Nauchn tr. Dnepropetr. metallurg. in-t", 19-j9, no. 4(,,
115 - 128)
TWI The distribution of metal pressure along the deformation seat
during piercing was Investigated with the aid of wire pressure meters mounted on
the working roll of the mill. The pressure on two clamping screws of each roll
was measured with wire gauges glued onto each clamptng screw. Grade X 25 T
(W5T) and I 13H9T (lKh3N9T) steel specimens were investigated. The '.ocation
of the p4ercing axis above or below the mill axis causes non-unlrorm rmtal pres-
ure on the working rolls. To assure a stable piercing process, tne blank axis
hould be shifted in respect to the mill axis. To facilitate the exchange of the
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worn out ruler guide, the axis of piercing is usually located above the mil' &x18.
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When determining the tote! pressure of Metal on the piercing mill rolls, It Is
necessary to measure the pressure simultaneously oh two working rolls.
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VOLKOVII'SKIY, G.I., dotsent.% kand. tekhn. nauk; PISICHI,KOV, G.F., inzh.:
TUFEROV, V.M., dotsent, kand. tekhn. nauk, W-fUBA, M.I., in1h.;
SAY, IN.F., inzh.; Prinimall uctastlye: SURZHIKOV, V.A., Insh.1
KOVALEVA, A.D., inzh,; TKACHENKO, A.V., inzh.; KIRVALIDZE, 8.3.0
inzh.; GLADKIKH, D.V., inzh.; TESAULOV, A.T., insh.
Chm,acteristics of producing Iarge-diameter pipe of KhlgNUm2T
steel. Stal' 22 no.6:532-535 Je 162. (MIRA 16-7)
1. Yuzhnotrudnyy zavod (for surzhikov, Kovaleva, Tkachenko,
KirvalidzeI Gladkikh Yoaa-'.o-,'
(PIPOP Steell (Rolling(Metalwork))

SOV 124 !f~
T r a r s! a- t rt:m- Rvic r at /J ,,- ia; Mck, ar-ka 1957, N7 ic,pUSSR)
AUTHORS ZI urde T !.or., r A IP4"e+Tlvo . C, N. k ()!,j A N
T"TI-E A St r ai~ gige Method tar the Dete rm.r of Spe~ it., pr-c -t-,
AT i s.f,g Dur.-,g B. (,a( h.l.g I Te,-zomet r.-, fie sk i~ met L,d
,.de -v~Y da. en.\ pri prc hhl ~c)
PER'ODICA L- BNul r..ichnc tekh-, rite-m Vse,, rt trtihn%~ T.
Nr 4 pp il 18
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Tr"nslation from: Rcfvral~-n~N zhurna'
AUTHORS: R u d o v V S. , S h, c % k h e n It o, A A.
S. I Stupel, . S 1. Patlan' Ye F. Chvrnv.%,-4,, A A
Kholva%ke Z, 1.
I : I [ E. El lt'k 1 01 EX t V r na I DC I V C t s . T, Stt't- I It)gOt', W) t hC Q
Rolled (in P,lger Mills (Vk~ani~v nar~izh-ykh p( rok,-, ,la';
s I i tk u~ ri,i ~,ik hcs t % t, I r 0p r okat ave ni % ~ h r,, pi i, qr, tyi-
t ano% h ~
PER I ODIC Al Bvul. naut hno tc ~ hn i nf o rnn, r.. r~dm%
~ pp -'t. ~4
ABSTRACT: Ar. in~esligahnn %kas made of ingots (P ,t Nr 4 %tvu,
mm in diameter exh,bitinR surface delet t-, ~ ~k h ~
d.nal cra(ks, tv,~ist, t~andt,.g and nonmetalti( supk-rt~,
s,ons, It was found chat the rolling of I %'All ( rat S sl r f s v
lead!, 1(~ the i -in.o.on of it ah on bar rels f It) and ' c ,I
on I lead 1(, thu form.itiot~ (if thr,migh t r,j( ics (,r Ocep ,, it. - 1~
I'he ~, olling of I li.i,- ing longitudinal ( ra( ks le,d% t, thc t,-rtTial
of shtll(,%- s( abbing , n It and T- I lie present v of hand.i g , '.' l.
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Etfect (A Extern,: Deft, g -7,
c C,mv S 5(. 1 e duc f, ht. -, ";gr t ;t A(
n(,nm-,-Idll;( int 'u (~r - -,I the s rle I 1e As 1, the 1%,rm I
on the B nd T. Fl.,me rcpa h.,ig r ( k s u p~, 4 ni rii (it c p
produt or. DI %sp t~ (W per(t-,t 1 -~ at u roll.fill iit I A .0) t '' 't ,
depth i n,)t (,Ner W mm ~~v!tlvo j) i pcrk t,,,1 1,-,l ( I'l- I % Iti, .,
Rolling )I hi,,ded I ~A.thout rt-r),t,t ind A,th ra( ks it T-ni) ed h~ lf,f
method makes it poss~b:c v ~i k (,t rilct- 01
ously been remelled.
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AUTHORS: Alferova, N.S. G.P.
TITLE: Production of Hot R~Dlied Tutes froz. Steel -M
Their Properties (Proizvodstvo goryac1.eKata`n,YKh trut, 1z
stali EI 595 1 1kh svoystva)
PERIODICLL: Stal', 1958, No.1, pp. 60 - t,6 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: An investigation of t~.e 6ultatility of '.eat-re!3~6.ar.t
steel )0 595 for I.Dt rolline .f t-abes is dei3cr.t,ed. 0: e C i I'll e 1`115
of metal cut o.t fi-oi.. tlile s-mi b ( Fip: . ~) were ti~: ted -;:. L! P ~
laboratory c,nditioiis, foi de form3t,i I ity and I lei c in~- fit 111ty
In a wide range if tezi e- ature8 at v ario,ui *t,rees , f red,c, i,- n.
The results obtained were cov 'P al, ed with 1,1'.ose for other 11,eat-
resistant steels: X25T, X,)5rv5 carbon steel 10 and stain-less
steel lXlBH9T (Fi6s. 1, 2 and 4~. As steel )kA595 is Ir."ttle
in th- cold state, tl.e ~rifluence of heat treatment -)n tLis
property was investigated. The results of tests for -m-,8ct
strength of specimens hardened and slow-co-led from "':;C C a-re
shown in FiE-5, togeti,er with tLe vaii;es for ~r,-act stre.,-.Vtl~
after hardening from '/5.', 850, 900 and 1 000 6C'. it wab-
found that to prevent temi-er brit'.1eness, it ;,s iiecess;-ry to
apply rapid ccolint; of tabes in water from 950 - I 00C 0C.
Experimental hot rolling of tubes was done on a laboratory miil
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135-1-lb/24
Production of Hot Rolled Tubes from Steel AA595 and Their Properties
works' semis of 90 mm diameter. Piercing was done at 1 200 0C
and hot rolling under two practices: 1) piercing with sub-
sequent rolling fr8m single heating,and 2) reheating after
piercing to 1 200 C. The micro-structure of experimental tubes
rolled by the above two methods before and after hardening from
various temperatures is shown in Figs. 6 and ?,,respectively,
and mechanical properties in Table 1. Cold ro ing of tubes
made according to Method 1 after thermal treatment according to
the method described in Ref.4 was also tested with good results.
Zxperimental rolling of tubes on an industrial scale was done
on the works imeni Lenin. Whe temperature ofsemis before 0
piercing was 1 160 - 1 180 C, after piercing 1 120 - 1 130 C.
Rolling of tubes 57 x 5 mm was done on a continuous mill in rolls
with round passes on a long mandrel 48 mm giameter. At the end
of rolling, the temperature was 930 - 9?0 C. Rolline was normal,
the coefficient of consumption of metal for finished hot-rolled
tubes before and after heat treatment (hardeniag from 950 after
1 hour soaking) are given in Table 2 and Figs. 8 and 9. The
following personnel crthe mmt,Imzd LadnPartleVated- in the work:
I.N. Gulyayev, N.M. Kolpovskiy, A.M. hudenskiy, N.M. Bukhman,
K.F. Beskorvnyy and P.P. Bezrukavyy. There are 2 tables,
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for centrifugal castings aa6 smelte(i It-, ;i me,.ium-31ze ba3i~ ar, fj"-].
partial ~-,xidatiDn. 7, en:~!--~- the re-quIr,--7-t,.ficate presentr; a r-t--ition cont.Linin,- riazuc
rk;cocu,n,~ amplifier xmit, an o~.c,llo,-,raph, a dr,"
a rc wii'L, a controi unit, a reproduction amp,ifier. 11
'L-."Am)~'o probe, a driz-a with photoCraphio paper, a rotrans"ttin;; unit,
a Gu.'dly. To increazo the reliabilirl when transferrinG from oper&tlon with
11c;.hod OL' reflected vravos to the method of refracted waves, a .111ter unit Is
connocted betweci the first and second at&,-os of the recording amplifier unit. A
Cr.rd -1 2 UDCl 550-340-19

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linlt azi~. a rcol typo r-%,~notic recorder are connected in ne?r~.es
I --'oc ope.*"tion witn thc rr,'...oQ o:
of thc -o(-o-,-dln_; un.t. .
It and :o~- o zi*~~On
the fiitcr wiit has frequcncy autoff; o1' 7--50 1 p
aL ~.czi--:requcnty cuLof:.; of 20-50 hz. To increase Lho reliability of tro reco.-Ged
6 ~-.a with o-)e;-atlon by the mathod of reaulated direct Lonal reception, a riritch~n&
:,,)r tno ea-a-Lic1r, to bo summed, a static correcti)n unit, and a ow.-cunj unit ftre
,~--,c*.cd in --ric3 bctvcen the maMetic drum rocordc- and the reproductLon =pA-Afier.
"o -rcr,-.-.re -., relialoility %ihcn transferring from o;eration with tho method of
ro.'lcc~od ~aavcn to ocismic IoXin,;, a frequency selection unit is connected between
'-c Lxi'tichrznol borehole probo and the maGnetic drusi recorder. To Improve the
quality of the recorded material, an electron beam urit for introduoinc atatic and
dyna;-ic corrections is connected between the reproduction amplifier and the drum with
ojr--phic paper.
S'J'3- COD-'-'t 08/ SM"I" WM 05MaM
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PISECKY, J.1 Beranek, Ej Cuts, F.
Spectrophotomstric investigation of reaction products of trinitrobanzene
and hydroxides, sulfates, sulfides, and cyanides. In German. p. 281.
CEEMIA ANALI7YCZNA. (Kamisjo Analityczna Polaskiej Akademii Nauk 1. Nsezelan
Organizacja Techniczna) Warszaua, Poland, Vol. 3, no. 3/h 1-058
Monthly List of East Europsaii Accessions (EFAI) LC, Vol. 8, no. 7, J,)ly lQrq
Uncl.

Z/034/6o/ouo/o4/oj#/,:),
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AUTHOR: Pf;ek F.
TITLE: Academici n Josef Eabelka, 90th Birthdi.)
PERIODICAL: Hutnicke' listy, 1960, Nr 4, p 305
ABSTRACT: Professor J. Cabelka was born ov F,-~.-uary 1,, 1'-
graduated in mechanical engineering &nd loter in
electrical engineering at the Technical I'aiv, I
Brno. Following that, with the aseistance of a Fr -ikc t.
scholarship, lie .4orked iot n year in the laboratory u'
Professor Portevin and also studied in the Welding
College in Paris. After the end of the second worl w,~r
he became director of the nationalized metal indliqtt% in
Slovakia. In 1947 lie was nominated ordinary prol-~bor
at the Slovak Technical University, Bratislava. IT! 1949
he gave up his direct(iship. In addition to his tpackiin,,;
activity he founded the We IL!i,ir, Ret.. .-,h
is now considered to be one of the leading instittites in
that field. lie was nominated r ~-,, r..,spondii., M~mb,r ~f
the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences and he in an
Academician of the Slovak Acas!emy of Sciences.
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PISHCHUGTN, I.
The sportsman's daily regimen. Kryl.rod. 12 no.7:28 ~l '61.
(KOU 14-0
1. Mavnyy vrach TSentral'noy klinicheek-3y bol'nitay
polikliniki Grathdanskqo vozdushnogo flota.
(AIR PITDTS--DIMLMS AND HYGIENE)
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PISHCHUGIN, 1.
Take care of your heart from your youth up. Kryl.rod. 13
no.1:26 Ja 162. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Glavriyy vrach TSentraVnoy klinicheskoy bollnitoy i poli-
kliniki Grazhdanskogo vozdushnogo flota
(11FART)

FISMJUGIN. 1.
Set of e"raises. Gmshd.av 17 no.3:)l * 160.
(NIM UtO
1. Gl&vWy vrach TBantrailmoy palticliniki Gmshdansicogo
Tosdushmogo flot&.
(Calliethenice)

SlICHUGIN, 1,
More dangerous than an en~nW.,. Kryl. rod. 15 nn.10 Y, 0 11~4.
(mTRA IP:l
1. Glavnyy vrach TSentrallnoy bollnitay-pollkliniki GrazhdanskoFf)
vosdushnogo flntR

PISHCHUGIN, I.
Danger of illusions. Iryl.rod. 13 no.l2t20-2l D 062.
(MIRA 16%2)
1. GlavW vrach taentrallnoy bollnitay i polikliniki
Grazhdanskogo vozdushnogo flota.
(Aeronautics-Psychology)

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FISHCH-TJGIN. 1.
Physical training for flyers. Kx7l.rod. 9 no.12:24-25 D 158-
(MIRA 12:2)
1. Glavnyy vrach TSentralluoy klinicheakoy bollnitay - polikliniki
grazhdansirogo vosdushnogo flota.
(Fli&t crew*--Zducation and training)
(Physical education and trnining)

BOV/85-58-12-50/'38
AUMOR: -k;-~chuAU,-j,, Chief Physician of Central Clinic of GW (Civil Air
Fleetil Polytllnic
TITIZ: Physlc&l Training for a Pilot (Fizicheskaya pDWtovka letebika)
PERIODICAL: Kryllya rodiny, 1958, Nr 12, Vp 24-25 (USSR)
AWTRACT: The author asserts that modern flying techniques call for greater
physical fitness on the part of pilots. He advocates specific exercises,
describing them in detail. The article lists 69 sketches depicting various
exercises,
ASSOCIATION: TeentralInaya. klinicheska" bollnitsa - polikliniki GVF (Central
Cl1n1c of Civil Air Fleet's Polyclinic)
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L-Obritorlous doctor XSFSK)
OW6. none.
TITUt now to train the vestilbular apparatus
SOURCK: Rryl'y& rodiny, no. 5, 19", 31
!TOPIC TAGSi vestibular analyzer, training, autonoode nervous system
ABSTRACT: Training motbodo to Increase vestibular tolerance are described. The
daily morning gymnastics performed In flight schools olxmld Include circular head
and torso movements coordinated with breathing. In addition,, gymnastic equipment
to widely used fir vestibular training, including parallel swings$ various handgrips
and swings with 360* of freedom. parallel bars, etc. Dancing (especially the waltx)o
swimingg diviag, and Jumps In place with a 180* turn are also useful. It is
necoo"ry*to begin trainIng with the simplest aDve to and gradually progress to the
sure difficult exercises, quickening the tempo and Increasing the total time spent to
20-30 aft daily. A physician or.physical education instructor should be present
whem exorcises on the equipment are first attempted. systematic vestibular training
load to partial or complete disappearance of such sdtqoomdc reflex" " nausea,
equilibrium disturbances, etc. Orts, art, bass- 11 figures.
so ODM SON VATZI monal ATD PRIBS:

PISHCHUGIR. V.V., atnrahty nAuchnyy Poti-udnik
Dinntiminnted or multiple ncleroeis. Mftd.mentrn 17 no.(,#11-111
JO 158 (K MA 11: 6)
1. Inatitut vslkhint-ti Hinisterntvn zdrnvookhranenlyn SSSR, MOSkVA.
(MULTIPLI SCUMOsrs)

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PISHCHUGIN, V.V.
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Cerebral arteriosclerosis. Ked.sestra 16 no.6:3-5 Je '57. (KLRA 10:9)
1. Is Mauchno-iseledovatel'skogo Institute pelkhistrii Kinisterstva
tdravooithransniye SSSR (Koekva)
(ARTJMIUSGIMOSIS) (BRAIN--BL4)W SUPPLY)

FIGHCHWIN, V.V. (Koakva)
Spinal and'cerebral menipgoal sarcomstools. Zhur. wrr. I polkh.
54 no.6:579-582 Jo '54. (K[aA 7:7)
(NUMBS, fteopl"Es'
Ossroom. spinal & corebral)
(&=OHL,
6ioniqges, spinal & corobral)

kISHCHUGIN, V.V.
Clinical aspect,, etiology and pathogenesis of epilepsy. V0 . Palkh.
no-4t W-111 160. (EFIL&PSY) (M!U' 15:2~

1. PISHCHUU, G. V.
2. ussi, (60r')
4. Latvia - Fleheries
7. Wort of the collective of the "LptvilRp konporvyo fpptor, to flilfill i'a nialppg.
Ryb khc)2 Wo. 12 1()1)2.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessimi; . LitrtirY f Corijgr-ss , _ --A-)rII - - j .. .

107-57-4-15/54
AUTHOR:- Pishchulev, V . Chairman of the Ehort-wave and ultrashort -wave
section. Molotov DOSA-AF Fadio Club (UA9FM)
TITLE. With Molotov Ultrashort-wave Hanis (U molotovskikh
ul'trakorotkovolnovikov)
PERIODICAL- Radio, 1957. Nr 4. p 18 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Molotov radio hams are getting ready for the All-Union Ultrashort-
wave Contest About thirty-five radio stations are in regular operation and ten
more are expected to go on the air presently A city "Field Day' is being
planned one month ahead of the All-Union Contest V Tynkasov (06 3514) is
the most active radio amateur of the city, he has built a transmitter with a
GU-32 tube and a superheterodyne receiver for ultrashort -waves He has es-
tablished a number of long-distance contacts I Kazantsev (063521) with his
very simple radio station is keeping contact with many long-distance parties
L T r ill er (06 35 36) 'est4mblishjbd his f i r st c ontac t with Riga station (0 19 1 b 1) r e -
cently Radio amateurs V Nekrasov and A. Tregubov have built a transmitter.
and V. Tynkasov has built an ultrashort-wave receiver for the UA9KEG radio
club station Radio amateurism in Molotov has been retarded by the 1wk of
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(MLRA 10:5)
l.Pmdeadatell sektoll korotkovolnovikov i ul'tra-korotkovolnovikov
Holotovskogo radlokluba Dob-ovollnogo obshchestva sodaystviya armil,
aviataii J flotu. (UAgYN)
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Of maxi]Xum po!~sible Velocity 11,
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TRf.'~TMJI~VSKPTA, N., tAkna.red.
rxcon~mic rganization and plaunt V nf Industrial enterprises:
a textbnno Oftnnomika, nrpanizateita I planirovanie promysh-
lmnampn pro4pritattia: uchabnoe posobts. Nnnkva, Goe.itd-vo
polit. lit-ry, 19SA. 503 p. (MIRA 11-12)
(Industrial mnagement)

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KAY11ITSER, Solorion Yefrenovich; KOI.*TOitOVIC]i,V.G.;riqiiqliUljl~,--Q. A.;
AVETISYPI',, Ye., red.; TROY AVOV SYATA, T;., tekhn. red.
!Organization amd planninj; of an industrial enterprice) Cr-
ganizatsiia i planirov--nie proryshlennogo predpr-iiatiia;
uchebnik. 3., perer. i 'op. izd. Moskva, Go.;politizdat,
1963. 606 p. (,-'IAA 10:12)
(In-~ustrial orgrnization)

25( 5) PHASE : BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/25P,
Vegelkov, F. S., Yu. A. ~;aydukov, 5. Ye. Kamen"t I '~: , f -'T " . _.
ser; . -r, '. el' ,
Kontorovich, G. A. Plshchulln, A.M. S&vkIn, A.S. TrIlstykh, ar,~
A.S. Fastovs1~T_y________
Ravnomernaya rabota mashinostroitel'nykh zavodov (Uniform W..-,rk
Machine-Manufacturing Plants) Moscow, Mashgiz, 1~45R. 171 p.
Errata slip Inserted. 14,,100 copies printed.
Reviewer: A. K. Bondarenko, Engineeri &d.: V. A. Letonka, 'and!-
Tech. Ed.: V. 0. El'Kind.
date of Economic Sciences; , Manap.niv
Ed. for Literature on the Economics and Organization nf Proda,-!-,(~r
(Mashgiz): T. D. Saksaganskly.
PURPOSE: rhIs book Is Intended for englneering and to,-hni-R, perf- r.-
nel In machine-manufacturing plants
COVERAGE: ThIs book d,scusses the national economl(,. lmportanf,p
uniform operation of plants according to a Anhedule, and piintq
out planning problems that should be solved to permi* wnrk jr,'.-
formity In manufacturing establishments. It defines nrgnnlza'~ r-
al and technical prerequisitenfor uniform work, shown (hp '.r-
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Uniform Work of Machine (,ont.) Sov'/?~A"
fluence of financial agencies of establishments or.
uniformity, and describes methods of measuring work jn!fnrT!*v.
The last two chapters are devoted Lo work practices :0 ho. -,w
"Elektroschetchik" Plant arid the Pervyy Mosknvs~',v v
First Moscow Watch and ~loik Plant). No persorn
mentioned. There are nn references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
From the Author
Ch. 1. National Economic Significance and Methods of Mens-r4nF
the Uniform Operation of Industrial Establishments
(S. Ye. Kamenitser)
1. Concept of uniform operation of Industrial establishments
2. National economic significance of uniform operation of
Industrial establishments
3. Methods of measuring the uniform operation nf an Pstab-
11shment
4. Ways of ensuring unilorm work and output accordirF tn
schedule
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Uni f orm Work of Mach I np ( -nnt. S OV " 2 1 H
I I Organizat',ina. ind -PchnIsa.' Condit'lons rnr
Output C'F. ';. Kontorovich)
1. Creation of organIzAtIonal and technical condl~lors fnr
uniform output in line production
2. Creation of orpanIzational and technical oondlt,rs f;-r
uniform produ,~t o~10 t In :o~ produ,~tlor
Ch.
111. Some Problems in Planning UnIform Operatlar, r,!'
Industrial Establishments (G. A. Pishchulin)
1. Role of planning in the organization of uniform opp-rat'lon
of establishments
2. Operation and nrodw-tion planning and the rhythm of pr(-)-
duction
Protlems of ImprovInfr -iperattlons and plannInF ard 'he
scientific f ~hpse problems
Ch. IV. Setting Standards fr.)r the Length of the Prod~jrllnn
,Ycle as a Fnc'nr -.,-)ntrIbutIng to Unlfr)rrr, Opera",-;n
of an Estab:'shm,~n~ (A.S. Tlolstykh)
1. Special produnlion n.vcle features
2. Establish:ng standarls ror the production cy~7'.e
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3. Calculation and analysis of the length of the production
cycle 94
Ch. V. Production Rhythm and the Material and Technical
Supply of an Establishment (A. M. SavkIn) 108
1. Material and technical supply planning and the estab-
lishment of standards for supplies i1o
2. Establishment of standard banks In production 1!6
3. Introduction of progressive standards for material
expenditures and Imposition of limits on material re-
quirements 119
4. Control of the supply plan fulfillment 121
Ch. VI. Role and Tasks of Finance Workers In the Struggle for
Uniform Operation of Establishments (F. S. Veselkov) 121
1. Providing an establishment with working capital necessary
for the organization of uniform work 12,4
2. Cooperation of departments In securing continuous turn-
over of current assets In the course of a month 130
3. Ways of improving Irreguler production and the encourge-
ment of plant workers to find and use them
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L PISHCHMN, G. A.1 DOCENT.
2. USSR (600)
4. Saksaganskii, T. D.
7. OOrganization of production In a machine building plant.* T. D. Saksagamkiy.
Reviewed by Docent G. A. Pishcbulin. Vogt. mash. 32 No, 6. 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian AccesGions, Llhrary cf Cangr-ss, AprU

1. PISHCHULIN, G.A., Docent
2. USSR (600)
40 Machinery Industry
7. 'Organization of Droduction In a maphine bulld!np vlp-nt.0 T.
viewed by Docent G. k. Pishchulln. V"Pt mash No. 6 10,1".
Monthl List of RusBian Accessions, Library of Congress, Aprj

EAKENITSIR. S.Ye.; VZS-I?LKOV, Y.S.; GATDUKOV, Yu.A.-, KONTOROVICH, V.G.;
FISHCHMA. 0.A.; SAVUB, A.M.: TOLSTY11H, A.S.: ?ASTOVSKIY. A.S.;
BOIMARINKO, A.K., inzh.. retsentent; LITMO, V.A., kand.skon.
nauk. red.; XLIKIXD, T.D., telchn.red.
tjcven work flow in mnchinery plants) Havnomrnala rabota mavilno-
stroitellnykh z9vodov. Pod rikovodstvom S.E.Eamenitserm. Koe"R.
Oos.nauchno-takhn.izd-vo mashinostrott.lit-ry, 1958. 171 p.
(Machinery industry) (MIRA 12:4)

KANIVITM, Solomon Tefremoviob; KO)IT(MOVICH9 Tenlem1n Gansheysy1ch;
FIGHCHUUN, Grigorly Aklmovloh: PISKMW, V,, red,;
iWT"-OYWA'TA,'-V,, Ukhme"d.
12conomics organization, and planning of an Industrial
enterpriesi Akoncalke, organizatsile I planlrovenle pro-
symblonnogo predprilatlis. led.2., parer. I dop. Moskva,
Gos.Isd-vo polit,lit-ryo 1961, 711 p,
(LAustrial management)

PISHCHUGIN. 1.
Set of exercises. Gmdzh.av. 17 mo.2ii2-),& 7 160.
(NNU 13t6)
1. GlavWy rrach ?Sentrallnoy politekhalki Grachdanskogo
vosdushno flots.
U pilots-Diseaces and hygiene) (Calliethenics)

PISHCHULIN. 1.
Improve standards of training in schools for motor builders.
Sol'.9trol. 14 no.12:25 D '59. (KLBA 13:4)
1. Diraktor Lipetskoy odungodichnoy shkoly stroltallrWkh
masterov (doeyatulkov).
(Building trades--Study and teaching)

PISHCHULIN, I.
"01
O~bjectlv 9 in the correspondence training of special municipal sarrice
workers. Zhil.-kouz.khoz. 9 no.80-8 159. (KMA 12:11)
1. Direktor Moskovskogo saochnogo thilishchno-kommunallnogo telrhnikuma.
(Moscow-MinIcipal services-Study and toachiAg)

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SUKHOV, A.A.; PISHCHULIS. I-R*
Mechanic F.P. Sookov. Rashinostroitel' no-11:10-11 W '57.
(NIRA 10:10)
(sookov, riiipp Platonovich)

PISHCHULMY N.; MAWYAN, A.
Filtere made of caprons, Ik stroleRos. noo3t33 Mr 061.
(MBA 1416)
(Nylon) (Tiltere and filtration) V!

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ACC NRi AP6012607 SOURCE CODE: UR/0182/66/000/004/0007/0010
AUTHOR: Prozorov, L. V. Pishchulin, N. ~1. , Savkgj,__Y, A. - B4pskre"YY. G. G.
ORG: none
TITLE: Increase in the temperature of foEsiass-dayring the hot extrusion certain alloys
SOURCE- Kuznechno-shtampovochnoye proizvodstvo, no. 4, 1966, 7-10
TOPIC TAGS: automatic recording potentiometer, metal extrusion, hot die forging,
temperature dependence, metal deformation / 10 steel, K-hl5NIOS,113 (EP302) steel, EP150
steel E1607 (KhN80TBYuO) steel, PSI-08 automatic recording potentioni-e-ter
ABSTRACT: The article presents the findingn on the increase in the temperature of the
direct-extruded rods of the steels 10, K'bl5NIOS3B (E11302), EP150 aDd E1�60 KhN'8OTl3yc,)
ra
of rm~[ ixtrus-,-44 was _.W
at various temperatures and degrees defo f) n. i ied out with press
tools heated to 250-300*C, in 200-ton hydraulic press, on varying the degree of defomkation
by using die holes of various diameters. The temperatur4f the rod was measured immedi-
ately on emergence from the die with the aid of a special set-up (Fig. 1): the emerging hot
rod faUB via a funnel into a container with water which is equIppel with six chromc)-alumel
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ACC NR- AP6012607
Fig. 1. Diagram of experimental setup for measuring the temperature of the
forging
I - punch; 2 - die; 3 - bolster; 4 - funnel; 5 - container with water; 6 - heat insu-
lation; 7 - forging; 8 - recording device with thermocouples
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1 44 152-66
ACC NRi AP6012607
thermocoupies arrayed in a spiral over the height of the container. The rise in the temperature
of the wawr is recorded by these thermocouples and automatically registered at 2-svc inter-
vals by an PSI-08 automatic recording potent iom ete r. Blanks heated to various temperatures:
900, 1000, 1100 and 1200*C were deformed to various degrees (80, 69. 7, 57. 6, 43. 57,), The
thermal effect (increase in temperature) was determined each time by calibration in Uie
container with water, i. e. by heating other, already extruded rods, to the same temperatures
and placing them in the container with water and measuring the resulting rise in water tempe-
rature. The maximum increase in temperature was observed for blanks heated to 900*C and
deformed 80%, i.e. for the lowest of the temperatures investigated and the highest of the de-
grees of deformation investigated: in this case the temperature of the emergent rod was higher
by as much as 150-210*C. Thus, it is established that the thermal effect decreases with
increasing temperature of the blank prior to its extrusion and increases with increasing degree
of deformation of the blank. Orig. art. has: 8 figures, I table.
SUB CODE: 11, SUBM DATE: none/ OPLIG REF: 001/ OTH REF: 003/
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brain arising from Schizo~hrenic symptoms." Leningrnd, 19bu. Z( J)" ;
(Leningrad Stste Crder of *"enin Inst of Advanced Traininf-, (.,f . C I "I ". I-
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NAPANDIA, I. A.; MASTYMVA. Tu. N.,' PISHCWLMINA, N.M.
Studies on vaccinin virus multiplication In rabbit corns& epithelial
calls using fluorescent antibodies. Act& virol. 3kgl. Ed., Praha 2
no.4:230-252 Oct-Doe 58.
1. Departiment of NpIdesiology and Biochemistry. Gamelsys. Institute of
Spidentology and Dwmrtusut of Virology. GeStral Institute for Perfection
of Physicians. Moscow.
(VACGINIA, virus
rmltiplication in rabbit corneal epithelial ce Us. demon,
stra.tion by fluorescent antlbodles.)