SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT RYZHOV, P.I. - RYZHOV, V.I.

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RYZHOV. P.V., professor
Preoper=tive and postoperative effects of certain pharmacologic
preparatiozz and local heat and cold on'gastric and duodenal motility.
Trudy LSGM1 20:23 1-236, 154. (KIPA 10:8)
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igiyenicheskogo,meditaingkogo instituta, zav. klinikoy -.Zeal.
deyatell nauki, prof.:A.Y.Smirnov
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urgery
preop. & postop. off of various drugs & temperatures
on-gastricA duodenal,motilityl
(DUODENUM, physiol.
of various drugs & temperatures on motility before
A after surg. in peptic ulcer)
(STOKAGH,,Physiol.
eff. of1various drugs & temperatures on motility before
& after surg. in peptle ulcer)
(TSWIRRATURS. off.
on duodenuml.&,stomach motility before & after surg. In
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VDOYTSO A, /.Ye.A,,,kandidat khimicheakikh nauk; TSMRVANIX, I.P., professor,
otvetstvannyy radaktor; SARYNSAKOV, T.A., glavnyy redaktor; RYZHOV
X. professor-doktor, zameatitell glavnogo redaktora; ROKA.96VSi
V.I., redaktor, XOROVIX,.Te.P., redaktor; MASSON, K.Ye., redaktor;
KORZHjl"VSKIY, N.L., redaktor,- POPOV,--V.I., professor-dok tor, redak-
tor; MIROSHKINA, U.K., professor, redaktor;,STOLYAROV,,D.D., doteent,
redaktor; 3ONDAR1VSKIY,'G.L.~,*dotsent, redaktor; KRASNOVAYBV,,I.M.
dotsent, redaktor; GENTSM, L.Y., dotsent, redaktor
[Radical and ionic alkylation of aromatic com0ounds] Radikalln7i i
ionnyi mekhaniamy reaktaii alkiliroyaniia aromaticheskikh soedene-
nii. Erevan, Izd-vo Brovanskogo universitets. 1953. 92p. (Tashkent.
Universitet. TrudyBredneasiatskogo gosudarstvennogo universitata..'
no.43. Khtmicheakie, nauki., no.6)
1. Deystvitailnvy chlen Akedemit nauk- :UzSSR (f or So rymsakov, Romenov-
skiy. Korovin). :2. Daystvitellnyy chlen Akadewii nauk Turks. SSR (for
Masson). 3. Ghlen-korrespondent Akademii nauk UzSSR (f or, TSukervaulk,
Korzhenevskiy).
(Arotmatic compounds) (Alkylation)

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MALITSEV, A.M.; ALIMOV. P.A.. redaktor_;.YKRIMUKO. Y.Ye.'. rodaktor; UKIROV,
K.Z,', akademiki rodakt9r; ICANA H. S.S., akedemik, redaktor; IOROVIN.
Te.P.r akademi~, redaktor; MUKUMMWOV. X.V.. akademik, redaktor;
HABIYRV. M.N.. skademik. redaktor-. RyzIjOv,- SADYWY.
To
S.A.. redaktor-, UUNWIV. Ye.Kh.. COTFOr Bel kokhozvaystvennykh
nauko redaktor; MILIMAN. %.A., redaktor izdatelletva; BABAKHANOVA,
A.G., tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[The~cotton plant]' Wopchatnik. Tashkent. lzd-vo Akadem,ii nauk
Uzbekskoi SSR. [Introductory volume: 'The cotton plant and the
use of its-fiber] Vvedenie: Khlopchstnik i ispol! zovente volokne.
1956. 128 W&A 10:3)
1. Tashkent. Ysesoywnyy nsuchno-iseledovatellskiy institut khlopko-
vodstva. 2. Chlea-korrespondnat Akademii nauk UzSSR (for Alimov,
Yeremeako, MalItsev,-,Sadykov,'.KanaS'h). ~3. Too soiruznaya . Akadeintya
sellskokhozvaystvennykh nauk im. lenina (for Kanash). 4.'Chlen-
koresspondent VsesoyuznoyAkademU sellskokh6zyaystvannvkh nauk.
im. Lenina (for Ryzhov)
(cotton)

USSR Cultivated Plants. Commercial, Oleac,eous, M-4
Sugar Bearing.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biologlya, No 2,~ 1959, No. 6328

Author
y2diQX,_ S. N.; Doman, I. A.
Inst Not given
Title Production Capacity of irrigated Soils,of
Middle Asia with Cotton as a Single Crop and
In Crop Rotation
Orig Pub Pochvoveaeniye, 1956, No 9, 34-36
Abstract The cultivation of cotton as a single crop
with utilization of mineral fertilizer produced,:
a yield of cotton wool of about 34 cwt/ha,
and In crop rotations with alfalfa with.the
application of fertilizers theyleld was 42
43 cwt/ha. These experiments took place on
typical Sierozem. soils atthe Ak-Kavak Station.
Card 1/2
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USSR Cultivated Plants. Commercial, Oleaceous, M-4
Sugar Bearing.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biologiya, No 2, 1959, No. 63218
Applicatlon of fertilizers in croprotations
with alfalfa on takyr-like soils at the Ioltan
Station produced a yield of cotton wool,of
26 - 43 owt/ha. When cotton was sown.as a
single crop with the introduction of a fertill-
zer, the yield was 16 - 21 cwt/ha. The incre-.
mentin the yield of cotton wool on dark
Sierozem soils near -the city of Chimkent was
1.6.cwtAa in comparison with the case,
when cotton was sown as a.single crop. The
contentof huiwas,.of N and of P in the soil
increases appreciably, when crop rotation Is
applied. A tendency toward an increase in.the
cotton yield with every new rotation is ob-
served. S. A. Nikitin
Card 2/2

ALIMOV, R.L, red.; YERAWKO,.V.Ye., red.; ZAKIROV, K.I., akndemik,. red.;
KANASH, S.S., akqdemik, red.;. MUICHAMEWHANOV, M.V., akademik, red.;
HABIYEV, M.N., akademik, red.; RYZHQj,,,,4_-W,;o, red.; SADYKOV, S.S.,red.;
YAKHOUTOV, V.V., red.; BUGAYii7M, * kand.f iz.-mat.nsuk,otvetstvennyy
red.; PANKOV, M.A., prof., doktor sei1akokhoz.yaystvennykh nauk.,_
,otvetstvennyy red.;,KURANOTA, L.I., red. izd-va; GCRIKOVAYA, Z.P.,
tekhn.red.
[The cotton plant], Milopchatnik. Tashkent. Vol.Z. [Climate and
soils in cotton growing regions of Central Asia] Klimat i pochvy-
khlopl-.ovykh raionov Srednei Azii. 1957. 626 -D. (MIRA 11: 1)
7
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN UzSSR (for Alimov,.Yeremenko, Sadykov,
Yakhantov). .2. DeystvitelInyy chlen Akademii sellskokhozynystvennykh
nauk UzSSR (for Yeremenko, Mukhamedzhanov, Ryzhov). 3. AN UzSSR
(for Zakirov,,Kanash, Mukhamedzhanov, Nablyev). 4. Vsesoyuznayn
akndemiya sellskokhozynystvennykh nauk im. V.I. Lenina (for Ksnash,
RYzhov). 5. Akedemiya nauk Uzbekskoy SSA, Tashkent. Institut
mntematiki i mekhaniki.
(Soviet Central Asia-Soils) (Soviet Central Asia--Climate)
(cotton)

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khlOj)kOvOd ta, 1957, F 1, 3-111

;Tl7v-1 rosults of rcsi~mi-ulh --voz!k on problems., of, soNving,
t 3 the ',voDlicat; on of sr-u,-re-pock t. planting,
preplarl."ing qoil working, fer-jill-lation,: cotton-,.~
norkinR mit of viettiods
allfillfla crop roluations,
of' spe-ding up rho d----velopment of cotton distria-~
t ing 'llor and,
ame-- --iting Ion(,. unused "and, breeding
tha grot-ection of cotton -from disease and D6sts.
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Cate-ory: Cultivated -Plants. Commercial. Oil-Bearing.
SuSar-BearlnS.
Abs Jour. RZhBiDl. N,) 22, 1958, No 100357
Author ~yzh3v,, SA; D rn m. n
Inst
Title The Role of Cotton-Alfalfa Crop Rotations~ln
Increasinq the Production Efficiency on 100,Hce-
tares.
Ori?; Pub: XhlopkD,vodstvo, 1957, No 7, 9-16
Abstract: On the basis of nany years' data of the, ex-
pQrlment stations of the All-Union.Gotton
Scientiric Research institute, It wai3 found
that adoption of'c'otton-alfalfa crop rota-
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CatoSory: Cultivatod Plants. Comiercial.,Oil-Bearing.
Sugar-Bcarlng.
Abs Jour: RZhBiol.,.No 22, 1958, No 100356.

tions secures an Increase in labor efficiency
-and aboost~in the gross yields of cotton.
In cro-o rotations.4ith annual, biennial and
triennial alfalfa-without application.of,fer--~
tilizers; the yielding,ability of citton plants
cantnere/ha than
ishi3her on an average by 1O
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with continuous cultivation , and,with the ap..;
pllcatlon~~Df fertilizers -, by-5-6 centners/hp..
On the newly cultivatcd-typical sierozems
(Ak-Kavakskaya Experiment Station), production
of cotton wool on 100 hectares oftilledland
with cotton-alfalfa~crop rotations, comprises
98-105 and of alfalfa hay 196-243%, and on
CpLrd 2/3
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KORZHAVIN, B.D., otv.red.; MUKHAIMZHANOT, M.V., akademik, red.; KHARAZAROV,
D.N., red.; ZAKIROV, K.Z., akademiktt red -1 RYZHOV 3 H., akademik,
red.;.YMEMMVXO, T.Ye., akademik, red ; ;ADABAYLT,_77.V.', akademik,
red.; RAKHIMOV, A.A.9 akademik, red.; DZHALILOV, Kh.K., kand.ekonom.
nauk, red.; BOHDARENKO,.M..-red.; BAKBTIYAROV, A.. takhn.red.
[Farm management system in recently reclaimed areas of the Golodnaya
Steppe; measures for obtaining the maximum output of farm products
'per 100 hectares of.cropland with a minimum expenditure.of labor
and other means] Sletema vedeniia sellskogo khoziaistva ne zemliakh
novogo, osvoeniia Golodnoi stepi; meropriiatiia po makeimallno=
vykhodu sellskokhozisistvennykh produktov no 100.ga zemellnykh
ugodii pri naimen'shikh zatratakh,truds i sredstv. Tashkent, Goo.
iz.d-vo Uzbekskoi SSR,1959. 158 P. ~(MIRA 14:2)
1. Uzbekskays skademiya sellskokhozyaystvannykh nauk. 2,,Chlen7-
korrespondenty AN Usbekskoy SM (for Korzhavin, Yeremanko).
3. AN UzbekBkoy SM (f or Mukhomedzhanov. Zskirov)...4.-IFzbek9kays
akedemiya sell skokhozyaystvennykh nauk (for, Nukhamedzhanov, Zakirov,
Ryzhov, Yeremenko, Dedebayev, Rakhimov). 5. Kinistr sellskogo kho-
zyaystva UZSSR,(for KhBnazarov). 6. Chien-korrespondent Voesoyuznoy
sellskokh02y8ystvennykh nauk imeni V.I.Lanins (for Ryzhov).'
7. Direktor institute ekonomiki U2bekskoy skademii sellskokho-
~zyaystvennykh nauk (for Dzhalilov).
(Golodnays Ste Agri culture
ppe

KANASH, S.S., akademik; MALITSBY. A.K.; VLASOVA, N.A.; PASHCHMO, Z.M.-
ROZHANOVSKIT, S.Yu.- KAUTAR, FIX.; MOKMVA, Te.A.; K16MUV, G.A.;
BURTON, V.A. SgUYKM. A.I.; RUNI. V.A.; ROKANOVP I.D.;
AVTONOMOV, A.I., otv.red.; MUKHAMBDZHANOV, H.V. I ekademik, glavnyy
red.; RTZHOV, S.H., skedemiki samestitell glavn0go red.;'ALIMOTO,
R.A., re&-.--,D1B1DATW, A.D.. akademik, red.; DZELALILOV, %
Xh.M. kand.
skon.nauk, red.; TAXWNKO. V.Te.,.akedemiki red.; ZAKIROV I K.Z.1
Skademik. red.; MANNANOV, N.M., akademik, red.; NABIT3V, KIN.,
red.; SADTIOV, S.S., red.; TOGOTEV, I.N., kEind.ekon.nan
red.; TAKHONTOV,,V.V. red.; KURANOVA,.L.I., red.izd- a; RAKHKANOVA,
M.D., red.izd-va; BARTSIVA, V.P., tekhn.red.
[Cotton] Khlopchatnik.~ Tashkent. Vol-3. Lstructure and develop-
ment of cotton] Stroenie i razvitie khlopchatnika. 1960. W2 p.
(MIRA 13:10):-~'::
1. Akademiya nauk Uzbekskoy WSR, Tashkent. 2. Akademiki UsSM (for
Kanashq Mukhamedzhanov, ZBkirov, Nabiyev). -3. Vaesoy-aznaya Skademiya
sel'skokhozyaystveanykh nauk imeni V.I.Lenins (for Kenash). 4. TSen-~,
~trallnaysselektsionnaya stantsiya Vaesoyuznogo nauchno-issledovatell-
skogo institute khlopkovodstva Uzbekskoy akademii sellskokhozyaystven-
nykh nauk (for Lanash). 5. Tashkentskiy sellskokhozyaystvennyy insti-
tutAfor Kallteev, Shleykher). 6. Institut genetiki i fiziologii
rastenky AHUzSSR (for Vlasova, Mauyer, Klyuyeve Rumi, Romanov).
(Continued on next card)

KANASH, S.S., akademik, otv. red:; SHAiMAKOV' V.S.* kand. biol. nauk,
otv. red.; GLTAANOY,'G.Ye. nauk, otv. red.;. Y3NI-
LEYET, Kh-Kh.,'doktor biol. nauk, otv*. red.;'.H1TUAM2=HANOV,
~M.T. I skBdemik, red.;,RTZHQI. S,jj almdemik, red.; ALIMOY,
R.A., red.; DAWAYHY, AsDoo, skademik, red.; DZHALILOT, Kh.M.,
.kand. ekon..nauk, red.; YEIU:~ZHKO, Y.Ye., skademik, red.;
ZAKIROT, K.Z.,.akadenik; red.; MANHANOV. N.M., akademik, red.;
IIABIY9V,,M.N.,.,akademik, red.; ~ADYKOT-, S.S., red.;. TOGOTIff,
..I.N., kand-ekon. nauk, red.; TA ONTOV, VA., red.; PSMOT,
V.G.e'ksnd..sel'khoz. nsuk,-,re-d%(4eceased1; -RUUMlANOYA,M,D.q
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16(2) '0V/2-59-3-10/13
AUTHORS: Ryzhov,V., and Yur'yev,S.
TITLE: Statistical Collections on Foreign Trade.-
"Foreign.Trade of the USSR in 1956", Statis-
tical Review,,and "Foreign Trade of the USSR
of 1957"', Statistical Review. (Statistiches-
kiye sborniki po vneshney torgovle. -."Vneshny-,
torgovlya SSSR z
a 1956 god." Statisticheskiy
,
obzor, Vneshtorgizdat, 1958; Vneshnyaya torgovlya,
'
za 1957 god". Statistiches
M-y obzor, Vneshto-,
rgizdat, 1958.
PERIODICAL: Vestnik statistiki- 1959, Nr 39,PP 72-7 (USSR)
9 5
'ABSTRACT: This:,is a bibliographical review of the sta-
tistical collections named in the title,,con-
taining data on the foreigntrade of the,US,SH
with 53 countries*, with.detailed specification
of goods. The reviewers regret,the absenceof
some SUMM-8 synthetic and group tables in
the
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ArjO4/AIOI
AUTHORS: Gulyayev, M. A. '_Ft~~ov~A_
Tr=- The machining of capillaries for exemplary compression: pressure
,gages
PERIODICAL- Referativnyy zhurnal, Mashinostroyeniye, no, 24, 1961, 9, abstract
24E47 ("Tr. in-tov Kom-ta standartov, mer I lzmerit. priborov-pri-
Sov. Min. SSSR", 196 1, no, 50 (110), 58-61)
TEXT The authors describe~the~machinlng technology of capillary tubes
mm in diameter for compression pressure gages.~ When selecting:the blanks.the-I
authors consider tubes suitable whose.difference of inner diameter of ends over.
a length of 350 - 400 mm, measured by a plug gage, does not.exceed 0.1 mm. The
channel is machined by ~L set of laps .(3 pieces). To determine the diameter of.,
theground capillary the tube is immersed in a glass tub with plane-parallel..,,-
filled with toluol. Toluol has a refractive,index which comes rather
near-the refractive index of molybdenum glass, so that during the observation in
~the transient light.the capillary walls nearly "dissappear". while the channel,
..boundaries are clearly and distinctly visible. The diameter is measured.on the:
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Burkhanova,.N. D.
V
AUTHORS: Kozlov,,P. V.; Ry!~~h
TITLE: Effect of rigidity of polymer macromolecules at transitidn
temperatures and morphology of crystal structures
-432 and insert
SOURCE: AN SSSR, Doklady*, v. 134,, no. 28, 1961+, 430
facing,page 430
TOPIC TAGS: polymer macromoleculer stability, transition temperature,
r:- Crystal structure morphology super molecular formation, cellulose
6--order transiti point, rigid chain polymer, tri-ethyl
ester, secon on
cellulose
ABSTRACT: In view of recently proposed theories on the important
le of super molecular formations on the forming properties and -hall
ro
flow of crystallization processes of polymers, there is interest in
returning to the study of these characteristics and processes f
or a
wide rancre of high molecular compounds., Study of some complex
Q,
cel I il I ose esters with an introduction of small quantities of low
molecular substances revealed the mobility of super molecular struc-1
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tures of such polymers. This led.to a substantial.decrease in
ransition p no se ental:
second order t oints-ofthe substance although gm
mobility of polymer chains could take.place. With this broad inter
pretation of the second-order transition temperat .ur e.ofIrigid--
t
mperature
chain-polymers,,.the need arises for a s6paration of this te
transition point for structural and.mechatical second-order transi-_.!-`._
tion. The first is determined by the development of mobility of a
super molecular structural formation; the second, by the segmental
mobility of chains. The development of-super molecularformations
typical of rigid-chain polymers should.,indicate the substantial
Tri' thy.1 cel
lu-
influence on the morphology of crystal structures. -e
los-e was carefully s,ubjected,to purification by repeated:reprecipi,',',~,
ions -in.. a- mixture of glacial acetic:
tation by water.from weak solut
~'th ubse ' eri n a vacuum .... .
aqid and methanol (9:1) wl s qu. t'drying i at 20C.
in to(..
0
-ally replaced tri-ethyl,cellulosel,the theoretical',coritent f
the elements were determined t be C~-
0 58-53%9 and H -8-34%.
data in the testedspecimen gave a content of C
58*40%j and H - 5;05%, ThGi dooreaeG in hydrogen content Ind-icate*
the presence of,.p roxide groups in the specimen. The typical
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development of two second-order transition points which are
reproduc...
ed at one or the other thermo mechanical curve for.rigid-chain
crystallizing polymers is sufficiently conclusively determined.
One of the transition points determines the appearance of mobility
of super molecular rigid formations, and the other, the segmental
mobility of chain molecules. After attaining maximum deformity at
these points, some decrease in deformity~is observed with..a further-
temperature increase. In the first-case this is combined with
condensation of highly regulated super molecular structure formations-
without phase transition; in the second.c'ase the polymer crystalli-_
~:~F zation.leads to material stability. During crystallization of
these rigid-chain polymers the.packing of the structural e1 ments'.
of the polyme3~ leads to the development of a radial form of spheru~-:-_
lite structures, while the process-of crystallization itself for
such polymers is kinetically extramely,difficult.
"We are taking this opportunity to express our gratitutdo to 0.P
Kozlmina for kihdly submitting the tri-ethyl cellulose preparatio
Orig., art. has: 4 Figures.
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PHASE I BOOK EXPWITATION SGV/1174
Nauchno-tekhnicheskoye obshchest,vo priborostraitellnoy promyshlennosti
7N
Avtomaticheskoye upravleniye'i irychislitelInays, tekhnika; trudy soveshchaplya
provedennogo v marte 1957 g. (Automatic Control and Computer Technique;
Transactions of a Conference Held in March., 1957). Moscovi, Masbgiz,, 1958.
p. 12,000 copies printed.
Ed.: Solodovnikov.. V.V. Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor; Ed. of
Publishing House: Kono*Edov, G.M.; Tech..Zd.: 211kind, V.D.-
Managing Ed. for Literature on Machine Building and Instrument Making:
(Mashgiz): Pokiravskly., N.V. J, Engineer.
PURPOSE: The book.is intended for scientific personnel and engineers v6rking
vith computers and automatic control.
COVERAGE: The book is a collection of 24 articles presented at a conference
called by the Scientific and Technical_Society of the Instrument Manufac-
turing Industry inmarch.,~1957- The conference considered problems of
the constructionand application,of computer equipment for the automatic
control of industrial processes. The articles.discuss problems.of analysis
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Automatic Control and Computer (Coat. SOV/1174
Kopay-Gora., P.N. Candidate of Technical Sciences. .'Application of
Basic Processes in Ferrous
Calculating Machines for Controlling the
.
Metallurgy 296
Kaganovj, V.Yu.., Candidate of Technical Scienceso Application of Cal-
culating Machines for Automating Blast Furnaces 310
Yefroymovich,, Yu.Ye,j, Candidate of Technical Sciences. Application
of Calculating Machines for Automating Steel Smelting in Are
Furnaces
321
Chelyustkin, A.B., Candidate of~Technical Sciences. Automatic.
Control of Dimensions of Rolled Metal 340
Vasillyev., D,T.., Candidate of Technical Sciences., Fitzaer., L.N.,
Candidate of Technical Sciences. Calculating Device for Determining
Optimim'Operating Conditionsfor Cutting
Novikov, Yu.,V., Candidate of Technical Sciences, Special Continuous,,.
Calculating Machines for Statistical ProcessIng of Random Processes 375
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25(6) PEA" I ~ BOOK EXPLOIMION SOV/1498
Tsentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy,institut.tekhnologii i mashinostroyeniya
OVY.M pri~63~y-- T3NIrnaSh (TaNI111MASh. Ultrasonic Equipment) Moscow,
~Ulltrazvuk
Mashgiz, 1958. d5 P- (Series: Its: [Trudy] ka. 88) 3,000 copies printed.
FA.: A.S. MELtveyev, Candidate of Tlechnical Sciences; Tech. Eds.: Ye. S. 'Gerasinam,
and A. F.,Uvarova; Managing Ed.-for Literature on Machine.Building and Instrument,
Making (Mashgiz).: N.V. Pbkrovskiy,' Engineer..
PURPOSE: This bookis intended for engineering and technical perqonnel of plants
and scientific researchInstitutes engaged in the development of ultrasonic
equipment and methods for inspecting metal products, and for those who use
such equipment.
COVERAGE: This is a collection,of articles describing work done by the Instrument-
making Depa tment of TsNIITMASh (Central Scientific Research Institute,of
Tbchnolog3r and Machinery) during the period 1954-1956 on thedevelopment of
ultrasonic equipment fordetection of flaws and measurement of,thicknesses.
Various ultrasonic flaw detectors and thickness gages developed during the
period 1950-1956 are described.
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B015/BO66:~
AUTHORS: Ryzhoy, V. I. and Ioncv.. V. A.
TITLE.~ Ultrasonic Quality Control of Tires
114
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya laboratorilyaq 19609 Vol. 26~ No. 11,
pp-1244-1247
TEXT:, The alit-hors describe a device.. of,.the WA~-11 (ShD~-! type for the
,detection of materLal defects in tires by means of the ultrasonic.
immersion method. M.~F. Krakovyak, Kh. E. Malkina, and P. G. Vobova took
part in the development.of this device. The.tire cover is submerged into,
the liquid. the ultrasound emitter isintroduced into~thecover and the
receivers of the ultrasonic vibrations are placed around the part ofthe
.cover to be tested. The emitter applied.may operate at frequencies of
50 and 150 kc/seco The v--brator-of the emit-.er is aring-shaped barium
titanate piezo element which is placed in a.cylindrical plaxiglass.easing,
In oil film between piezo element and casing is used as acoustic contact.
The electrodes are applied to the inner and outer surf a6e by mean-.-- of
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