SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT POLYANSKAYA, L.O. - POLYANSKIY, A.P.

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SIGORSKIY, Vitaliy Petrovioh, doktor tekhn. nauk; TROKHIMENKO, Ya.K.,
kand. tekhn.nauk, retsenzent: PO'L'YANSKAY-A, L.O., inzh., red.
izd-va;,MATUSEVICH, S.M., tekhn. re
.[Analysis of electronic circuits] Analiz elektronnykh skhem.
Izd.2., ispr. i dop. Kiev, Gostekhizdat USSR, 1963. 198 p.
(MIRA 16:5)
(Electronic circuits)

MIKMLOVSKIY, Vladimir Nikolayevich; SMSON, Aleksey Ni1c-olayevich;
POLYAVSKAYA, L.O., red.; HATUSEVICH, S.M.) tekhn, red.
[Electronic comautators] Blektronrrye kommtatory. Kiev, Gos.
izd-~vo tekh'n. lit-ry, 1961. 138 P. (IIIRA 14:10)
(Commtation (Electricity)) (Switching theory)

VOLLERMP Nainn Filippovich; POIYANSKAyA, L.O., red.; SYCHUGOV, V.G.,
tekhn.red.
'Adjustment., regulation, and checking of radio electronic
equipment) Naladka, regulirovka i kontroll radioelektronnoi
apparatur7, Kiev, Gostekhizdat um,, 1961. iag p. (IOU 1515)
(Radio-Equipment and supplies)
(Radio-Repairing)

TERENTIYEV, Sergey Nikolayevich; KAflTAVYKH, Vita:Liy Filippovich;
POLYANSKHA, L.O., red.; FITUSEVICH, S.M., tekh-.. red.
[Triode S-band transmitters]Triodrye peredatchiki detsinetro-
vykh voln. Kiev, Gostekhizdat USSR, 1962. 345 Pe
(mliu 16: 1)
(Microwaves) (Radio-Transmitters and transmission)
(Oscillators, Electron-tube)

LITVINENKO, Oleg Nikolayevich; SOSMIIKOV, Viktor Ivanovich; POLYANSKAYA,_
L.O., red.; 1-UTUSEVICH, S.M., tekhn. red.
[Design of pulse-shaping lines)Rascbet formiruiushcbikh linii.
Kievp Gostekhizdat 1962. 113 p. (MIRA 15:10)
(Pulse circuits~ (Pulse techniques (Electronics))

GENIS, Andrian Al.eksandrovich, inzb.; GORNSHTEYN, lsidor Loonovicb,
inzh.; PUGACH, Anatoliy Borisovich, inzh.; VEKSLER, G.S.,
kand. tekhn.naiik-, retserzent; POLYMISKATA, L.0.2 inzh.,
red.izd-va; ROZUM, T.I.j tekbn. red;""
(Glow-discharge devices; theory fundamentals,, schematics,
and applications] Pribory tleiushchego razriada; elementy
teorii, skhemy i ikh primenenie. Kiev, Gostekhizdat USSR,
1963. -374 P. (MIRA 17-3)

NESTERENKO, Anatoliy Dmitriyevich; ORNATSKIY, Petr Pavlovich ,
P01,YANSKAYA3 L.O..._ inzh., red.
[Components and blocks of devices; calculation and design]
Detali i uzly priborov; raschat i konstruirovanie. Izd.4.,
ispr. Kiev, Tekluiika, 1965. 428 p. (1,111RA 18-2)
- m_w,_ . wwwa

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f.
POLMSFAYA, L. S.
Intestinal Protozoa and pathogenic microflora in infants and
the problem-of interswies relationship in intestinal parasito-
cenosis. Zliur.' mikrobiol. spid. I immm.'no.5:18-21 My '54.
(MA 7:7)
1. is kafodry obshch97 biologil I parasitologil Imeni akad.
Ye.N.Pavlovskogo'Voyonno-mditiluskoy akademii imeni S.M.Kirova.
(INSSMNS, bacteriolog7,
*Protozoa & pathogenic.microflora In Inf., interspecies
relationl-of microorganisms)
(PROTOZOA,
ftntestinal in inf.,.relation to other pathogenic micro-
organisms)

PKASZ I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5457.
Neuchno-tokhnichookaye obahchostvo mashinostroliellnoy promyshlen-
nostI. Sektalya cietallovedeniya I ter=lcheakoy obrabotki metal-
lov.
Ketallovedenly; I termicheakeya obraboika metallov; trudy Sektall
metallovedonlya I termicheakoy obrabatki --etallov (Physical
Fistallurgy and Heat Treatment or metals; Transactions of the
Section. or Physical Metallurgy and Heat Treatment of Metals)
flo. 2J404cows Ma3hgIza 2960. 242 p. 6j0DO copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Nauchno-takhnicheskoye obshchestyo
-77---aaahinootroltellnoy promyshlennosti. Tsentrallnoye pravlaniye.
Wilorial Boa y
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t~d;s G..I..PcsodIn;Alekse :v, ruill a
Rakhahtad d 0 X Shroyb r, Ed. f Pub ng Houdel 1. 1.
Lennichanko; Tech. Ed.: B. I. Model'; Managing Ed. for Litera-
.____~-,o"!,talworkIng and Machine-Too2 V. 1. Xitin.
IUZUWE: Tkiia collection of articles Is Intended for metallurgists,
Isec"n aL "nn!!rj,...tnd s~~e _~Ejc research workers
COVERAGE: The collection contains article-s-Te;~-rib-i-~-i-~eoulta
of rtsearch conducted by members of NTO (Scientific Technical
Society) of the machlne-building Inlustr7 In the field or
phylootl metallurgy, and In the heat treatment of steel, cant
I.n..nd nonferrous metals and alloys. No personalities are
mentioned. Moat of articles are acac=panlod by Soviet and non-
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oviet references and contain conellisicr
s drawn from invosti-
-T-ABLE. OF CONTEXTS:
-Blanteri- Mi -To. ~ -Doctor -of- Technical- Solen"*,_ Professor. and
L. 1. Kuznetsov and L. A. Metaahop, Engineers. Softening and
RecrystallIzetion Processes In Iron and Nickel Alloys 3
21-Lmin, I. I.. Engineer. Effect of Cold-WorkIng Conditlons on
'the Endurance of Steel 22
X. L., Candidate of Ttchnlcsa Sciences# and L, V.
P k
_:;,lqarga~a, EngIneer. Effect of Cold Vorking an the Stru6TUI?b
the I
!!_of _VT2 T taniun Alloy- 18
K1dIn_j. 'il., Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor. On the
]Reasons for the Improvement of Iron-Alloy Properties After High-
Q*ionch gardening 25
Zakharo a, N. I., Doctor of Physics and Mathe=atIC3, Professor.
__y_
Condition-s-N-r- the Sisma-Phane Formation in Alloys 39
Zakharova, M. 1. Structural Transformations in Highly Coorclie
Alloys 52
Pogodin-Alekse !~v
___,6_11,,,Doctor of Technical Sci:nce a Profesaor,&nd
t Eae
_fg yevs1caya, Ca -is e of Technical Scion 5 ceased].
Microstructur. on the Development of Reversible
of tjjj
Teaper-BrIttleness In Low-Carbon Manganese St*el 59
Po~.AL-,a-AlekzeyGva, K. M., Candidate of Technical Sciencese Docent.
Jrfj-ct7-Of-S(jjje- Kcitalltirgical Factors on Str*ID Aging of Construe-
tjonal Carbon Steel 67-
Doctor of Technical Sciences, nvfossor, and X. X.
n
"kK Engineer. ka4L33!ng the Preheating Temperature in Forgi g

PO LIAN
30 years actical arA scientific research work of a veterinary
station extreme north. Vaterinarlia, 31 no-1-1117-23,T154.
(NLU 7:11)
1. Direk lekhutskoy NIVOS.
(HIINDUI~--DIMUM)
Yp-UMS EATIM]; "a--VMW"RT )OWICIU)
WIT'

POLYAM~,KAYA, F. V.
"Nematodirelliasis of Caribou Calves." Cand Vet Sci, All-Union
Tnst of Helninthology imeni K. 1. Skr-yabin, Moscon, 1955. (n, NO 12,
liar. 55)
SO: Sum. 11o. 670, 29 Sep 55-Survey of Scientific and Technical
Dissertations Defended at USSR Higher Educational Institutions (15)

SVECHNIKOV, Sergey Vasillyevi6~; POILYA14SKAYA, N. red.; MMSEVICH, S.
tekhn, red,
[Gas-filled tube rectifiers and tbyratrons; calculation and design
principles] Gazotrorq i tiratrorq; osmovy rascbeta i konstruirovaniia.
Kievq Gos. izd-vo tekhn. lit-ry USSR, 1961. 323 p. (MM 14:7)
(Tbyratrons) (Electron tubes)

POLM'SKAYA, O.S.
Work with lichens during etudents' field exercises; Luga District,
Leningrad Province. Uch. zap. Fed. inst. Ger'Us. 179!3-12 158.
(~Mu 16:5)
(Luga District.-Lichens)
0' ft ...I tilt
F1 V 0 pLI, i M Ie V a W, -t t _"w 4 t4 ~,- Mm 94 V,A

--PDLY-4liSKAYA, O.V.; FUNS, E.Ye., kand.med.naulk
-------------
Organizing the medical technicianal work in Moscow Maternity
Hospital No.10. Zdrav. Ros*'- Feder. 5 no.9:7-10 S 161.
(MIRA 14:9)
1. Iz rodillnogo doina No.10 14oskvy.
(MOSGOW-HOSPITAIS-:~TAFFJ

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POLYANSKAYA, Ollga.Sergeyevna; STRXLKOVA, 011ga Stepanovna; TARNYAGINA, V.V.,
r tekhn.red.
EBotanicel observations in city gardens and Darks; a manual for
teachers] Botanicheskie nabliudeniia v gorodakikh sadakh i Darkakh;
v pomoshch' uchiteliu. Ioningrad, Gos. uchebno-pedegog. iz~-vo
M-va proav. RSFBR, Leningr. otd-nie. 1957. 138 P. (MIRA 11:5)
(Trees) (Shrubs)

POLYANSKAYA, O.V..,_.kand.med.nauk; FUKS, E.Ye. (Moskva)
Improved efficiency In medical documentation in the maternity
home. Sov.zdrav. 21 no-10:58-59 162. (MIRA 15:10)
1. Iz rodiltnogo doma No.10 (glavnyy vrach O.V.Polyanskaya) Mosk-vj.
(MATERNITY HOMES-ACCOUNTING)

FARViADI, R.R., dotsent; POLYANSKAYAJ, P.I.
Raise the qualifications of medical personnel by their efforts.
Med.zhur. Uzb. no.11:71-72 N 160. (M'IFL-" 14-- 5)
(MBEEKISTAN-MEDICINE-STUDY MID TFACHING)

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L 41597-66 D.%l (1)/&T(m)/T /E!-JT(t)/ET IIJI'(c) JD
ACC NR: AP0'016550 SOURCE CODE: UR/OM/66/006/006/101/1b5~
AUTHOR: Poy~uns)cq ~a SikhanLlidze,, G. A.; Tuchkevicbs V. M.; Shmartsevp Yu. V,
T. A.2
ORG: PlWaicotechnical Institute im. A. F. loffe, AN SSSP, Leningrad (Fiziko-
tekhnicheskly institut AN SSSR)
TITLE:~ >lGalvanomagnetic phenomena in CdSnAS2
SOME: ~;Fizika tverdogo telap _v. 8,, no. 6., l966, 1851-1858
TOPIC TAGS: cadmium compound, galvanomagnetic effectp magnetoresiDtance, energy band
structure, conduction band, electron interaction, phonon interaction
ABSTRACT: The purpose of the work was to investigate galvanomagnetic phenomena in
~.both n- and p-type samples in a broader temperature interval than in the past, so as
to obtain information,on certain parameters of the band structure and on the carrier
scattering mechanismzL~In CdSnAS2. The measurements were made on two n-type and two
.p-type single-crystall%amples in the temperature interval from 1-3 to 45C)K, by a de
jxAentiometric method,, using a system of glass cryostats in a magnetic field up to
12 kG. Analysis of the results shows that the experimental data do not contradict
the theoretical Ideas concerning the structure of the conduction band. It is assumed
the predominant scattering mechanism at T > 300K is interaction between electron
t:dtoptical phonons. The effective mass of the holes is found to be O.lnb , and
the mobility ratio b - pdpp - 25 (at T = 3OOK). It is proponed that at low temper-
4tures,, appreciable contribultion to the electric conductivity of p-type samples in
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P(4~TWGKAYA, T.D., prepodavatell-, KISMVA, G.I., red.; KARABILOVA, S.F.,
(Illectric engineering; test assignments for students in the
postal and economic section) Blektrotakhnika; kontrollnys
zedaulla dlia uchashchikhoia pochtovo-ekonomichaskogo otdaloniia.
Ko ~kva, Sviazlizdat, 1958. 14 p. (MM 12:3)
1. Moscow. veasoyuznyy zapchnyy tekhnilc~m avyazi. 2. Vsesoyuznyy
zaochnyy tekhnikum avyazi (for Polyans6ya).
(Electric engineering-Problems, exercises, atej

ZINOVTT&V, I.A. KAL'YU, T.V.; POLY.A.NSKAYA, T.G.; RABINOVICII, R.S.;
FOKINA, Ye.N.
Significant and anniversary dates of the history of miedicine
during 1962. Sov. zdrav. 20 no.9:76-79 161. (14IRA 14:12)
1. Iz Instituta organizatsii zdravookhraneniya i istorii meditsiny
imeni, Semashko Ministerstva. zdravookhraneniyu SSSR.
(IEDICINE)

W-IGIOVA, T.G.; YUBINOVICII, R.S.; FO!INI-', Ye.11.
Discoveries and events. Sov. zdra7. 22 no.9:76 161>
(MTRA 3-7:4)
I.Otdal istoril meditsiny i sovaUkogo zdravookhraneniya
Instituta organizatsii zdravookhraneniya i istorli meditsiny
imen-I N.A. Semaehko.

P0.!Y;'lN,`)K-'YA, T.G.
STI.J.,lenti; of T'il- ~;t. ~~ati-r.~bw-
j mw-v,~-.riie~nL In
particimrit,-, of
Truiy '~'~'Ml. MeQ. il~st. 43:2~~ 91 163.
tlr,~- '~ra-lls.

ZINOVI)rj,V, LA, KAL11U, T.V.;
POLYAliShAYA T.U.; -S.;
Significant and anniversary da-bes in bijtory o,-" medicine:
June. Sov. zd_l-av. 21 no.1;61-61? 162. 15:2)
1. Institut orgwriizatsii zdravookhraneniya 1 ist-or-li med-itsiny
-aneni.,
imeni F.A.Somashko Ministerstva zdravookhi ra SSSR, otdoll-
istIorii meditsiny. (MEDICIIIJe)

ZINOVIVVI I.A.; POLYAIZKAYA, T.G.
"In the name of life" by M.Mirskii., Revieved by I;A.Zinovlev
and T.G.Folianskaia. Zdoravle 7 no.8i29 Ag 161. (MIRA 24:9)
(BURDEIIKO, NIKOIAI NIKOVICH.. 1876-~946) (14IPSKII, 14.)

POLYANSKAYA., T.G. (Mosk7a)
Medical students durine the revolutionarv movement in Tomak. Sav..

POLYANSKAYA, T.G. (Moskva)
I.M.Dogell a fighter against alcoholism in prerevolutionary Pussia.
Sov.zdrav. 21 no.7:56-60 162. (MJRA 15:8)
(DOCELI, IVAN 14IKHAIIDVICH, 1830-1916)

ZINOVIYEV, I.A.; KALIYU, T.V.; POLYANSKAYA, T.G.; RABINOVICH, R.S.;
FOKINA, Ye.N.; PRONINA,
[Significant aqd aniversary dates in the history of medicine
for 1963]Znamenatellnye i iubileinye daty istorii meditoiny
1963 goda. Moskva, Medgiz, 1962. 61 p. (MIRA 15:11)
(MEDICINE)

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VENGROVA, I.V.; POLUOISKAYA T.G.; R.~..DiINCCTIGII, FOKINA, Ye.N.
Important and anniversary dawn in the histcry of medicine Ln-
:L964. Sov. zdrav. 22 no.9.7%.79 163. (MLRA 17:4)
1. Otdel istorii meditsiny I oiuvetskogo zOlravookhraneniya
Instituta organizatsii zd-ravookhraneniya i istorii M-editsiny
imeni N.A. Semasliko.
MEN.

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ZINOVIYEV, I.A.; PMYANSKAYA, T.G.; RABINOVICH, R.S.; KALIYU, T.V.;
FOKIRA, le,F,
Significant and anniversary dates in the history of medicine in
1963 Nay. Sov,zdrav. 22 no.2:67-68 163. (MIRA 16'.i2)
NEDicm)

FOLYAIISKAYA, T.G.
"N.V.Ydri-lov, a student of the Transbaikal region and the Far
East" by B.D.Petriaev. Reviewed by T.G.Polianskaia. Sov. zdrav.
20 no.10:83-84 161. (MIRA 14:9)
(KIKELOV) NIKOLAI VASILIEVICH, 1860-1920)
(PETRIAEV, E.D.)

Vs I.-f; R.
VENGROVA, I.V.; (RJS.AKOVA, T.V.; ZINOV'YEV, I.A.; POLY-A-N-SK-AYA, T.G.;
FOKINA, U.N.; PETROV, B.D., rod.
(Significant dates and anniversaries in the history of
medicine for 19601 Znamenatellnye i iubileinye daty istorii
meditsiny 1960 gods. Sost. I.V.Vengrova i dr. Moskva, H-vo
zdravookhrananiia SSSR, 1959. 53 P. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Moscow. Institut organizatsii zdravookhraneniya i i8torii
moditsiny imoni N.A.Somooliko. 2. Zovoduyushchiy otdelom Istorli
meditBiny Instituta organizataii zdravooldiraneniya i istorii
meditsiny imeni N.A.Samashko (for Petrov).
(H3DICINIC--BIOGRAPHY)
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IMCGROVA, I.V.; POIYA.11-SKAYA., T.G.; RABINOVICH, R.S.; FOKINA, Ye.N.;
PETROV jK.D., pro red.
[Significant dates and anniversaries of medicine in 1965]
Znamenatellnye i iubileinye daty istorii meditsiny 1965
goda. Pod red. B.D.Petrova. Moskva, Meditsina, 1964. 74 P.
(MIRA 17:12)
1. Zaveduyushchiy otdelom istorii meditsiny i sovetsk-ogo
zdravookhraneniya Instituta organizatsii zdravookhraneniya
i istorii maditsiny hn. N.A.Semashko (for Petrov).
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ISM
BRAILOV., V. P. (~bskva); GORUSHKIN, V.I. (11~bsknra); DENISOVY V.I. (]Aoskva);
ZAKHARIN, A.G. (Rbslova); KUNMA, A.A. Obskva);
(mos"va)
Optimization of the selection of fuels for thermal electric power
plants and boiler systems in long-range planning. Izv. AN SSSR.
Energ. i transp. no-4:514-524 Jl-Ag 163. (14IRA 16:11)
-', mi~

MAKAROV, P.A.; POLYANSKAYA, .T.M.
1,1 Determination of the unit consumption of fuel of the rural districts I
for heating. Obshch.ener no.4.-40-44 '61. (MIR-k 14:8)
1 1 (Fuel) Neating)

MEOW --1WMSaMAUwM
BESSONOVA, I.N.; POLYANSKAYA, T.M.
Technological and economic indices in the distribution and utiliza-
tion of fuel in rural districts. Obshch.energ. no.4:45-53 '61.
(MIRA 14:8)
(Fuel)

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POKROVSKAYAJ, V.14.;,~qLYANSKAYA, T.N.; PROZOROVSKIY, N.A.
Topographic distribution of Draba sib-ivica (Pall.) Thell in
Ryazan Province. Biul. MOIP. Otd. biol.,68 no.2:137-139 Fx-Ap
163. (MIRA 17:2)

AISKSANDROVA, A. G., AND POLYANSKAYA, V. A.
The Wind-Power Resources of Voronezhskaya Oblast
The purpose of the work is to clarify the reserves of wind energy
in the territory of Voronezhshskaya Oblast'. The mean annual velocities
of the wind according to a number of stations in Voronezhskaya Oblast
am reduced to the altitude 15 meters of a wind gauge, and corrections
made for local conditions. The largest number of days with strong wind
is observed in January and February. the least in the summer months.
The largest number of days with calm is observed in summer. The presented
table of mean annual powers of an ideal wind engine. according to data of
the meteorological stations of Voronezhskaya Oblast, is computed bv means
of the formula N = 0.000481 D2v3E=xt in kilowatts, where D is the diame-
ter of the wheel, v is the wind velocity, and Emax is the maximum coef-
ficient of utilization of wind energy of the ideal windmill (Emax - 0.593).
The wind velocities chosen were the mean annual velocities reduced to
height 15 meters above the surface of the earth, and corrected for local
conditions surrounding the wind gauge. A table of mean annual powers of
a wind engine was computed taking into account the frequency of wind ve-
locities from 3 to 10 meters/second according to the formula: 11
1

0.000481 (D2E/n). (v3n
3 3 .'vqonlo) 9 in kilowatts, where the v's are
the operating ,rind velocities from 3 to 10 meters/second, axyl the n's a.---
the freauencies of the velocities corresponding; n designates the aum of
the n's, If in the table of the mean annual pmrers of a wind engine all
the data are multiplied by 0.65 (i.e.. coefficient 0.38 is used instead
of 0.593), then one obtains the pmter of an actual wind engine. (RZhGeol,
No* 5, 1955) Tr. Voronezhsk- un-ta, 30, 1954, 33-4o.
.103 Sum. No. 1/44, 8 D"o 55 "I'lippl,c)[rimn Lit ry -9111-voy of Soviot SOVAlrin
Abstracts (17)
2

ALSKSANDROVA, A.G.; POLYANSKAYA V.A,
The cycle of winds in Voronezh and adjoining (Kamensk, Belgorod
and 14petsk) provinces. Trady VGU 42 no.4:77-78 '55. (KM 11:6~
(Voronezh Province-Winds)

POLYMISKAYA , V. A.
"Wave-Guide Propagation of a Sound Pulse in an Inhomoge-neous Medilum,."
2"') I'lay jun
paper presentea at the )-,~~h All-Union CorX. on Acou3tics, 1,10

AUTHOR: Polvansicaya SOV/46-5-1-15/24
Aco
TITLE: On the I ustic] Field of a Pulse Source in an Underwater Acoustic
Channel (0 pole impul'snogo izluchatelya v podvodnom zvulcovom kanale)
NRIODICAL; Almatichaskiy Zhurnal, 1959, Vol 5, Nr 1, pp 91-100 (USSR)
ABSMCT.- In long-distance underwater propagation of sound the dependence of the
acoustic field on distance from a pulse source is of great interest.
Brekhovskikh (Refs 1, 2) found that at a certain distance from the
source a cylindrical law of decay of sound intensity (as 1/r) may hold
because of increase in the number of rays superimposed on one another with
increase of distance fran the source. Dimensions of the region in which
the cylindrical law holds depend on the duration of the pulse. At large
distances from the source the sound intensity decreases as 1/r2. The
present paper uses the normal wave method in W.K.B. approximation to
discuss underwater propagation or sound from a point source capable of
producing pulses of various forms. The author found that the occurrence
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SOV/46-5-1-15/24
On the Ckcoustic3 Field of a Pulse Source in an Underwater Acoustic Channel
and the size of the regionwhere the cylindrical decay law holds
depend also on the pulse form. The results obtained are interpreted
as interference of superimposed rays. The paper is entirely theo-etica:-.
There are 3 figures and 4 references, 2 of -which are Soviet and 2 English.
ASSOCIATION. AL-ustichaskiy institut AN SSSR, Moskva (Acoustics Institute of the
Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R., Moscow)
SUBMITTED., December 27, 1957
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URCE CODS: UR/00-9766TO-)W16-OY/604
AdC NR. -06025528 so qO61.
AUVOR: Shvots, V. I.; Volkova, L. V.; Mroshnikov, A. I.; Morozova, 'S. Fe;
Grinova. V. G.; Polzyanslmya. V. A.; Proobrazhons!gZ, No A.
ORG: 11,oscm lnstit~te of Fbie Chonical Technolors in., If* Ve'Lorionosov (Moskovskiy
T,ITIZ,: Inveatigations in the field of complex Upids. Synthesis of phosphat
serinesivith residues of unsaturated acids
SOURCO: Zhurnal obshchey khirdi, v. 36, no. 1, 1966. 49-54
TOPIC TAGS: chemical synthosis, oloic acid, phosphorus compowid, IR spactruis
ABSTRMT. 7h0 S"thW-is of hichly unsaturated alpha.phosphatidylsorines
with oloic and 3inoloic acid residues is described. Starting matorialswore
alpha.beta-diglycerides and the ter-butyl ester of N-phthaloylsorine,
~-producod by two methodsi from the mothyl acrylato and from sarino. with the
hydroxyl group protected with an acotyl. Group.- Alpha(alphal-linolooyl-bota-
olooyl)- and alpha'-(alphat.beta-dilinolooyl) Clycorylphosphoryiserines
were'synthosized. Alpha-(alphat-linoleoyl-bota-olooyl)- and alpha-(alpha'.
bota-dilinoleoyl) glycer7lphosphoryl-N-phthaloyl5orinos were synthesized
from alpha.beta-diglycerides and W ter-butyl ester of N-phthaloylearino.
The twt.-Imtyl estw of &Ipha-breac~-beta-ben*loxypropimic acid,
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0-banzyl-N-phthalaylsorins, the ter-butyl aster of ObenzyLX_phth&loylz&A:ne,
O.aC6tyl.N-Phthalqylsorin9, and the to%--butyl aster of 4-&cetyl_N-phOi&lqyl_
serine were produced sM chwactorized. The structures of the 4pha-
.Phosphatwiserines; Were oonfirmed Nutheir infrared spectra. Orig. _&~rt. hasi
I flPr0- EMIlik 35.9917,
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"Transport ri-enomena in a partially Ionized gas wltlh diff-rerit
temperatures of the components".
renort rresented at the 2nd All-Union Concre~3s on Theoretical
and Appiled Mechanics, Moscow 29 Jan 5 -,~ezb 64.

L 3c)837-616
'ACd- -HR-AP6011017 SOURCE CODE: UR/0080/66/039/003/0664/0668
AUTHOR: PIRlyanskaya, 7. 1.; Meos, A. I.; Vol'f, L. A.
:ORG: Leningrad Institute of the Textile and Lipht Industry imeni S. M. Kirov
(Leningradskiy institut tekstillnoy i legkoy promyshlennosti)
!,.~,-;TITLE: Study of esterification of polyvinyl alcohol fiberspwitb_jitanium tetracblo-
ride
-.~-,.-SOURCE: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, v. 39, no. 3, 1966, 664-668
- -~.'TOPIC TAGS., anium compound, ic f iber
polyvinyl alcohol, tit ,synthet
ABSTRACT: The article describes the (PVA) fiber
_polyvtnyl alcohol
wa tepaMaf in g,
~-~With titanium tetrachloride and examines the properties of titanium-containing
lifibers. Esterification of PVA fibers with TiC14 is represented as follows:
-TIOCII+2[ICI,
TICIj + 1120
bard. 1132

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Gil,
(1111011 C1 C11-0
+ '\Ti=O
Gil, Cl/. C111, Tl=O + 2BC).
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off
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!rVR 1*.IDers were treated with TiC11, in an aqueous bath containing sulfuric acid as
of the fiber was found to increase with the TiC14
~catalyst. The titanium contenL
content in the bath. A 2.5-3 %rt % content (4.7-5.7 mole % content) of Ti in the
Ifiber ensures the required water repellency and isoptimal. The optimum acid con-
centration is 7-12%. Orig, art. has: 2 figures.
!SUB CODE: /107/ SUBM DATE: 12D(--c64/ ORIG REF: 004/ OTH REr: 007

KLADCHIKOV, S.M.; LUXANINA,Ye.U.; POLYANSKAYI, V.F.
[Methods of calculating production costs on collective farms]
0 sebestoimosti produktaii v kolkhozakh; metodiks ischisleniia.
Moskva, Gos.izd-vo sellkhoz.lit-ry, 1959. 109 p. (MMA 13:12)
(Farm produce-Costs)

%i WIMA tw I ~!~ x 2 p ~, ~,' zWi n--,! N R S I a3 I S 4 4 * ~ ~~ I - . , 11 ~;Nl& _-_,; ~&t A L ~, .%"* S4
ef-fect--ivenass of r~he Industrial mmethod fc.:- the
construnt'lon of drijIlLng rigs in the Drod=lng areas of the
Tatar A.S.S.R.. Trudy 14T!IKF.',',.P no.49,54-58 265.
(MIRA IM)
MR �rMS EMMINI, *70-95010-01-N,

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POLIYANSKU, N.G., MMUCEVICH, S.M.,
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Catalytic separation of tertiar7 ayqlenes from industrial pentane-
anylene fractions.
Report presented at the 12th Conference oa high solecular weight
compoundss devoted to monomers, Baku, 3-7 kpril 62

POLYA11OVSKIY, Valent_ja,jj&LumGj MOV9 V., red.; TROYANOVSKAYA, N.,
_jch; PISK
[In the interests of the people] T interesakh naroda, Moskva, Gos.
izd-vo polit.lit-ry. 1957. 31 P. (MIPA 11:3)
(Agriculture)

GORBUNOV, G.M., direktor abkoly-, POLTANSKATA, Te.P., ucbitelinitsa
biologii.
Teaching biology In schools for working youth. Net. v shkele,
no.6:53-57 N-D '56. (MLRA 9:12)
1. Shkols rabochey molodethi no.16 goroda Gor1kogo.
(Biology--Study and teaching)

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POLYAXSKrY, A-
Reminiscences about the Znd regimpent (conclasion). Bashi vesti
no.61:4--5 Ag 154. (KLRA 8:1
(Tagoslavia-World War. 1939-1945)

POLYANSXIY, A.
Reminiscences of the 2d Regiment (coati-nuation). Nashi 9
no.33:3-4 Je '53. (KGRA 7--9)
(YugDslavia-World War, 1939-1945)
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;;-~j,YA19SKI-Y,- A., knTididit arkhitchtury.
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Building with susoended walls. IUn.tekh. no.7:4?-io Je '5?.
(maA 1)
(Bra,lsele-!~xhibitionz) (Pavillions)

FOLYANSKIY, A.
"Little one." Voen. znan. 37 no.10:12 0 161. (MdRA 14:9)
(Russia--Navy)
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POLYANSKIY, A.
Let's give better service to workers. Promm.koop. 13 no.12:24-25
D '59. (MIRA 13:4)
I.Predeedatell Gosplana Soveta, MiniBtIrov Tatarskoy ASSR, Kazan'.
(Tatar A.S.S.R.-Manufactures)

27-11-11/31
'AUTHOR: Polyanskiy,__A_.-, Senior Inspector of the Kuybyshev Oblast' Ad-
minIstration of Labor Reserves
TITLE: There is Sometbing, One Can Learn Prom Her (U neye yest chemu
nauchitleya)
PERIODICAL: Professionallno - Tekhnicheskoye Obrazovaniye, 1957, 11,
p 16-17 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The training of highly qualified builders is regarded as one
of the most important tasks of the Labor Reserve System. The
,
large housing program of the Soviet Government, and the erection
of hundreds of new enterprises provided for by the Sixth 5-Year
Plan, require a great number of qualified workmen who know how
to build. The Kuybyshev Oblast' Administration of Labor Re-
serves and other local administrations have done a number of
things to improve the training of young workmen in the building
trade. Six construction schools have been established. 9 FZO
schools have been converted into construction schools, and 3
construction schools have been changed into schools with a 2-year
course of training. Emphasizing that the pedagogical process
Card 1/2 in the construction schools has been better organized and

FOLYANSKIY, A.,mayor (g.Yuzhno-Sakhalinek)
torm. Voen.znan. 36 no-11:13-i4 w6o. (YIRA 13:11)
(Russia--Navy)

POLYAIISKIY,,A.,, mayor
I I Party private. Voen. znan. 38 no.11:9-10 11 162. (KIRA 15:1-1)
(Glushkov, Ivan Arkhipovich)

I I M9kPp__MI~IMIR1_11I
AM-ME
POLTANSKIT, A.
One can learn something from her. Prof.-te)-h.obr.14 no.11:16-17
N 157. (MIRA 10:12)
1. Starshiy Inspektor Kuybyshevskogo oblastnogo upravleniya
trudovykh reservov.
(Building trades--Study and teaching) (Plastering)
vikke Map .1. 00,0201
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0-.Asturdin:~ nj.-:11-12 Jc- 05-j.
(Movinr- nictures ta

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MOVIEIG-PICTUFf PPLJECTICIN
Venyamin 7heltonozbkin, rural motion nicture operetor. Kinomekhan'-11 no. P 19-~:2.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of ongress. November 1952. UNCIJ.33IFIED
IN ~--MMMQ

POLYANSKIY, A.
From memories of the 2nd Rpgiment (continuation). Hashi vesti 9 n0-37:
4-5 Ag '5). (KI-HA 6:7)
(World War, 1939-1945--Personal narratives)

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FOUANSKIY) AA., inzh.
A.A. Korchagin, mechanic and innovator. Tranrip. stroi. 14 no-4:37-38
Ap 164. 17.9)
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POLYANSKIY Y I.A.ORLOVA, A.F.
Temperature adaptation in infusorianG. Part 1: Heat resistance of
Paramaecium caudatum as related to the temperature conditions of the
environment (with summary in English].' Zool. zhur. 36 no.11:1630-1646
N '57. (HUM 10:11)
1. laboratoriya protistologil Institute, tsitologii AN SSSR (Ioningrad).
(Ciliata). (Temperature--Physiological effect)
(Adaptation (Biology))

ORMENCHIKOV, V.O.; POLYANSKIT. A.S.
(Biblf6jjr-a~ of the histor7 of medicino and the organization of
the public hnaltb service In Kazakhstan] Bibliograficheekle
materialy po istorii meditsiny I organizataii zdravookhrananiis
v Kazakhatane. 1917-1957 gg. Alm-Ata, 1957. 215 P. (MURA 12-1)
(BIBLIOGRAPHT--KAZAKHSTA]q--PUBLIC HEALTH)

-)- "N-f IV-
Patent-leather, substitute., B. M. Shmerling, B. 1-1. Hinaov, ard
VA. N. Folyanskii, U.S.S.R., 67;1-12, Sept. 30, 19h6. A textile Ease
coated with polyvinyl chloxide is heated on the face side until the
upper layer -of e oa fi '6
*W C mirlences to melt; then A is passed through
a cooled supercalender. M. Hoseh

FOLYANSKT.Y, A. N.
POLYUSKIY, A. N. - "Grigoriy Nikolayevich Potanin as a
Geographer-EY-plorer ard Naturalist." Sub 30 May 52,
Moscow State Pedagogical Inst imeni V. 1. Lenin.
(Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in Geographical
Sciences).
SO: Veheernaya Moskva January-December 1952

m INII -1.17P
kandidat teklmichenkilch nauk.
New -IT-MiTir-Yrd for files for sharpening wood saws. Les.prcm. 14
no.1:29 Jq. 1--54. (VJ~P-A 7
km
;07~ HUMBIMMISman
m

SLEZNIKOV. G.I., inzb.; AIRWITROV4,Yn.G., kand.tekhn.nauk; GRUDOV. P.P.,
kand.tekhn.nauk-[deceased); DEGTYARENKO, N.S., kand.tekhn.nauk;
IIASHrumm, K.P., kand.tn"n.naul-.; KASENKOV. M.A., kand.tekhn.
n~,u~; M9L'ftIKOV,-N.F., inzb.; MkWV. A.N., kand.tekhn.nauk;
POKWVSKITI B.V. 0 inzh.; POLYAK. S.M., kand.tekhn.nauk; POLYANSKIT.
A.N.,-kand.tekhn.nnuk, POPIWV. L.Tu.. inzh.: POPOV. V.A., kand.
t.eilhn.nauk; RUBINS11=11, S.A., kand.tekhn.nauk-. SOKOLOV, N.L.,
Inzh.; tHAMIRGON, S.A., Inzh.; SHESTOPAL. V.M.. kand.takhn.nauk;
SHUKHOV. Yu.V., kand.tekbn.nauk; ACHERKAN. N.S., prof., doktor
tekhn.nauk, glavnyy red.; VLADISLAVLXV, V.S.. red. [deceased];
POZDNYAKOV, S.N., red.; ROSTOVYKH, A.Ta., red.: STOLBIN, G.B.,
red.: GIMBILkVSKIY. S.A., red.; ERYWV. V.I., inzh, red.;
KARGANOV, V.G.. inzh., red.grafichaskikh rabot; SOKOLOVA, T.F.,
tekhn.red.
[Metalworking bandbook In five volumes] Spravochnik metallista
v piati tomakb. Cbleby red.soveta: V.S.Vladislavlev I dr.'
%skya, Vros.nauchno-Aekl~n.izd-vo mashinostro-it. lit-ry. V01.3- -
Book 2. [Ferrous and nonferrous metal products] Sortament chernykb
I tsvetnykh metallov. 1958. 204 p. Vol.4. 1958. 778 p. (MM 12:1)
(Metalwork)

p, ~W~

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PC Y /,I /d 1~ - 1 .5 PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 587
Kolobnev, I. F.v Kr-jmov, V. V., Polyanskiy, A. P.
Spravochnik liteyshchika; fasonnoye litlyeiz alyuminiyevykh i
magniyevykh splavov (Manual for the Foundry Man; Shape Casting of
Aluminum and Magnesium Alloys) Moscow,,Mashgiz, 1957. 482 p.
17,000 copies printed.
Ed.: Rubtsov, N. N.v Doctor of Technical Sciences; Reviewers:
Alltman, M. B., Candidate of Technical Sciences; Zakharova, G. V.,
Candidate of Technical Sciences; Tikhova, N. M., Candidate of
Technical Sciences; Arbuzov, B. A., Engineer; Astaulovs V. S.,
Engineer; Boykova, L. T., Engineer; Kitari-Oglu, G. S., Engineer;
Krysin, B. T.p Engineer; Lotareva, 0. B., Engineer; Smirnova., T. I&,
.Engineer; Khodorovskiy, G. L., Engineer; Ed. of this volume:
Kolobnevs I. F., Candidate of Technical Sciences; Ed. of Publishing
House: Sirotin, A. I., Engineer; Tech. Ed.: Model', B. I.;
Manaking Ed. for literature of heavy machine building:
Golovin, S. Ya., Engineer
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Manual for the Foundry man (Cont. 587
1. Introduction
2. Properties of metallic aluminum
3. Classification of aluminum casting alloys
4. High-silicon aluminum casting alloys
Binary alloys Al-Si
Ternary alloys Al-Mg-Si
Ternary alloys Al-Si-Cu.
Waternary alloys Al-Si-,Mg-Mn
Quaternary alloys Al-Si-Mg-Cu
5. Aluminum alloys containing over 4 per cent Mg
Binary alloys Al-Mg
Ternary alloys Al-Mg-Si
6. Aluminum alloys containing over per cent copper
7. Aluminum alloys containing over per cent zinc
8. Complex alloys for castings used at high temperatures
9. Comparative mechanical propertied of aluminum casting
alloys7-
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69

Manual for the Foundry Man (Cont.) 587
Ch. III. Melting of Aluminum Alloys
Modifying agents for aluminum alloys (sic)
1. Furnaces for melting aluminum alloys
Crucible furnace
Open hearth furnaces
Electric resistance furnace
Lining for electric resistance furnace
Induction furnace for melting aluminum and aluminum
alloys
2. Melting of aluminum alloys
Starting the furnace
Charging of furnace
3. Preparation of alloying elements
Quality control of alloying elements
4. Preparation of aluminum alloys
Refining of molten metal and control of gaseous porosity
Modifying of Silumin
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137
137
137
145
151
157
158
160
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164
164
164
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179

Manual for the Foundry Man (Cont.) 587
Ch. V. Filling of Molds and Machining of AluminumAlloy Castings 220
1. Special features of pouring alloys 220
2.. Shell*molding .1 221
3. Special features of extracting castings from the mold 221
4. Special features of conditioning castings 224
Preliminary surface finishing 224
Removal of risers and gates 225
Sandblasting of castings 226
Trinkting and cleaning of castings 227
Chipping and scraping operations 227
Ch. VI. Control of Casting Process and Means of Preventing
Defects in Castings 228
Ch. VII. Thermal Treatment of Aluminum Alloy Castings 237
1. General considerations 23T
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Manual for the Foundry Man (Cont.) 587
4. Structure and some properties of binary magnesium alloys
for casting
5. Structure and some properties of ternary magnesium
alloys for casting
6. Special features of the metallographic analysis of
magnesium alloys
7. Composition and properties of standard magnesLum alloys
Properties of industrial magnesium alloys for casting
at-room temperature
Mechanical properties of magnesium alloys at elevated
temperatures
Ch. II. The Charge
1. Metallic components of the charge
2. Norunetallic materials used In melting of magnesium
alloys
Flux
Modifiers used in melting of magnesium alloys
Dusting used in magnesium alloy casting
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282
292
294
294
304
313
313
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322

Manual for the Foundry Man (Cont.) 587
1. Kinds and purposes of thermal treatment of magnesium
castings
2. Description of basic equipment for heatingof magnesium
castings .
3. Thermal-treatment regimes for magnesium castings
Ch. VI. Defects in Magnesium Castings and Their Prevention
Ch. VII. Methods of Quality Control of Magnesium Castings
Ch. VIII. Basic Problems of Safety Engineering and Industrial
Hygiene in Working with Magnesium Alloys
PART III. SPECIAL CASTING METHODS FOR LIGHT ALLOYS
Ch* I. Casting of Light Alloys in Permanent Molds
1. Advantages and d1sadvantages of,permanent mold casting
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386
388
395
409
415
435
435

KOROTAYEV, Yuriy Pavlovich; POLYANSKIY, Aleksandr Petrovich; PETRGVA, Ye.A.,
ved. red.; POLOSINA-,-A-.S.,-tekbrr.--red-,
[Exploitation of gas wells] Ekspluatatsiia gazovykh skvazhin;
prakticheskoe rukovodstvo. 2.~ dop. i perer. izd. 14oakva, Goa.
nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo neft. i gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry, 1961. 382 p.
(MIRA 14.- 11)
(Gas wells)

Subject
Card
Author
Title
Periodical
Abstract
Institution :
Submitted :
USSR/Mining A I D P - -3 3) 6
1/1
Polyanskiy, A. P.
construction defects of a tightening arrangement packer
Neft. Khoz., v. 32, #5, 48, MY 1954
The author remarks on the comments of B. S. Tolmachev
published in the Neft. Khoz.,,No. 4, 1953 concerning the
articleby M. A. Zelinskiy and A. N. Shermatov "For a
Rational Construction of Equipment for the Bottom and
Mouth of Gas Wells", published in the Neft. Khoz., No. 7,
1952. The author considers that the packer, shown on
fig. 5, of the reviewed article, has many defects and
is unsatisfactory in service.
None
No date

137-1958-2-2688
W
t
Tran a eferaLivnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, N,- 2, p 70 (USSRI
AUTHOR; Polyanskiy, A.P.
TITLE: The -~e Iation ofCrack Formation to the Chemical Composition and
Mode of Preparation and Casting of Alloy D I (an Aircraft Duralumin)
(Vliyaniye khimicheskogo sostava, tekhnologii prigotovleniya i lit' ya
splava D I na vozniknoveniye treshchin)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Metallurg. osnovy lit'ya legkikh splavov. Moscow,
Oborongiz, 1957, pp 188-191
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this study was to ascertain the basic factors
responsible for crack formation in slab ingots of the alloy D I (an
C,
aircraft duralumin). The investigation dealt with the influence of the
Fe and Si contents, of the Fe-Si ratio, and of the Zn content;
statistics were compiled from a study of 169 D I alloy heats. In-
creasing the Fe and Si contents led to a decrease in the amount
of spoiJage due to cracks. To eliminate cracks from D I ingots
the following was recommended- 1) that the charge for each heat
be so made up that the Fe and Si contents shall eacb be 0.4 - 0.6
percent; 2) that the standing tirne of the molten metal be cut to a
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137-1958-2-2688
The Relation of Crack Formations to the Chemical Composition (cont. )
with H occurs); 3) that steps be taken to assure that the ingot
cools evenly throughout.
O-B~
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~V~ A-
PMSE I BOOK EXFLOITATION 178
Plyatskiy, Vladimir Mikhaylovich
Litlye pod davleniyem (Pressure Casting) 3d ed.', rev. Moscow, Oborongiz, 1957.
462 P- 7,500 copies printed.
Reviewers: Poly=skiy, A. P. and Merkulov, V. V., Engineers; Ed.: Krylov, V. I.,
Engineer-TEr.--off-IldblTshing House: Petrova, 1. A.; Tech. Ed.: Rozhin, V. P.
Mianaging Ed.: Sokolov, A. I., Engineer.
RIMSE: This book is intended for casting house workers, technical personnel and
designers of casting equipment. It my also be used as a textbook for "Spe~cial
Types of Casting" courses in Institutes of Technology.
COVEME: The book deals with the following topics: pressure castings, casting
with crystallization under piston pressure, and forming of molten metal in
compression-molding presses. The author stresses the importance of castings
with increased density and foresees great possibilities for this type of cast-
ing as being more economical, -relatively free of cavities and porosity, and
high dimenslonal accuracy. He claims that pressure during crystallization
improves the crystalline structure, and prevents the occurrence of cavities
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Preseux-e Casting 178
and porosity as gases remain in solution. The surface quality is said to be of
a high order. The process is as follows: metal is poured into an open mold and
pressure is applied by a punch acting on the surface of the metal. Pressure is
main ed until cryst,%alization is complete. Even more promising is said to be
a method similax to press forging except that the metal is in a molten instead of
a plastic state. Underthis method a punch enters the mold cavity, which is par-
tially filled 'with an accurately measured amount of molten metal, forcing the metal
upwards tightly against the walls of the mold. The metal is held under pressure
until it solidifies. Me density and homogeneity of the casting and its dimensional
accuracy and surface finish are said to be of a high order. The advantages over
conventional press forging are numerous: no pre-cut bar.stock is necessary, many
kinds of non-ferrous alloys can be processed, 6-8 times less power is needed +b- for
Jbg,-there'is less -wear on equipment, thIn and heavy sections can be prodace4 and
little or no macb-Ining is required. The author claims that this method is aadi-
tion&Uy more advantageous than conventional pressure casting as there is no loss
of metal due to gating, there is no possibility of air pocket formation, and the
problems of turbulent metal-flow are nonexistent. This method is most suitable
for hollow and cylindrical shapes. The book contains -1 rous illustrations and
clegaj~r~ions of machinesused in pressure casting. There are 41 references, of
which 33 are Soviet, 7 English, 1-Gaman.
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Pressure Casting
TAME (W
CONTEIRS:
Forevord
Introduction.
Ch. I. Fundammmtala of Pressure Casting
1. Applications of extwmal pressure casting
2. Pressure cbmabers amd basic methods of pressure casting
3. Advantages and diseAvantages of pressure casting
-14. Causes of porosity
Ch. II. Buie Factors in Pressure Casting
5. Specific pressure on metal
6. Losses in kinetic energy during its conversion into beat
7. Speed of metal flov in dies
Ch. 111. Maracteristics of Pressure Casting
8. Wear of dies and its awses
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178
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7
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16
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33
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38

Pressure Casting 178
9. Effect of alloy temperature and specific pressure on the
wear of dies 40
10. Twperature variations in various sections of the the 41
11. Chemical reac-tims between the the metal and the injected alloy 42
12. Various operating conditions 43
13. Flowability 44
Ch. IV. Injection and Flow of Metal in Dies 48
14. Modern theories on metal injection 49
15. Viscosity of molten metal 52
16. Flow of metal in the the cavity and formation of skin 54
17. Turbulence of metal flow 58
18. Flow of metal in the the as affected by the configuration of
the casting 60
19. New pressure casting tecbniques for controlling metal injection
and decreasing wear of dies 61
Ch. V. Pressure Casting Machines 64
20. Machines with upright cold chmber 65
21. Various types of cold-chamber machines 70
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Pressure Casting 178
Ch. IX. Gating Systems 176
36. Basic trends in gating system design 176
37. Dimensions of gating system elements 184
38. Typical gating systems and their applications 190
39. Venting of molds 200
Ch. X. Parts Design for Pressure Casting 2o6
40. Design requirements for pressure castings 207
41. Integration of several component parts In one casting 211
42. Design of castings with holes, knurling, and threads 213
43. Surface quality 220
44. Dimensional accuracy and tolerances 223
45. Parts not suitable for presmLre casting 226
Ch. XI. Reinforcing Castings with Inserts 229
Ch. XII. Pressure-casting Alloys 224
46. Lead and tin alloys 245
47. Zinc alloys 247
48. Alminum alloys 253
49. magnesium alloys 263
50. Copper alloys 266
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Pressure Casting 178
61. Temperature and maintenance of the dies 322
62. Rate of metal solidification 323
63. Holding of metal -in the the before and after application
of pressure 325
64. Effect of pressure on the surface quality of castings 32T
65. Effect of pressure on the mechanical properties of alloys 329
66. Liquation of alloys 331
Ch. XVII. Casting with Crystallization under Pressure 333
67. Dies and arrangements for casting parts with crystallization
under pressure 333
68. Casting of complex shapes with crystallization under
piston pressure 341
Ch. XVIII. Mechanism of the Molding and Densifying of Molten Metal
in Compression-molding Presses 353
69. Molding in the the cavity between the punch and the the wall
with considerable displacement of metal 353
70. Molding in the the cavity between the punch and the the wall
with little displacement of metal 359
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Pressure Caetiug 178
82. Me-mauring out the molten metal and feeding into dies 3A)I
83. Grip of the metal on the punch 388
84. Ejection of castings frcm dies- 389
85. Life of the the 391
86. A.Ilawances for machining 392
87. Lubrication of ptmehes and dies 393
88. Significance of flash 394
89. luternal. the pressure 394
Ch. XKI. Equi t for Casting with Crysta331zation under Pressure 396
90. Press GP-3 (description & specs) 396
91. Press of the "Metallist" plant (description & specs)
92. All-par_pose casting machine 401
93. Use off non-specified equipment for casting with
densification of metal? 40rT
94. Forming of molten metal in cold-chamber w-hines 412
Ch. YJ_II. Yarawes for Preparation of Alloys 416
95. I%lting furnacc-, 416
96. Heating and distributing furnaces and equipment 418
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