SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SAPOZHKOV, I.A. - SAPOZHNIKOV, A.V.

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Country I USSR
Category: Cultivated Plants. Pi'uit, Berries.
Abs Jour: R&Oiol-, No 11, 1958, No 49105
Author Sapozhl:ov,
Inst
Title Annual Fruit Dearina of Apple Trees
Orir, Pub: Priroda, 1957, No 4, 91-92
Auutract: Thia article describes a nothod of pruning
fruit trees accordinf, to the type of thinning.
In training t*,--c crowns, all superfluous bouC;hs
and branches oxe lopped off, but the shoots of
the extension are not cut back. The result is
a lateral overarowt]h of the bouGhs and brancIaes
with short tvigs v--.*.th the beginnings of fruit
budz- theLi. Pruning - Accordi-i' O~It
& to;th
pattern speeded up the-fruit.be~ring of-the apple
Card trees. M.N. drikova
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AUTHOR: Sapozhkov, I.A. 26-58-6-33/5
6
TITLE: On the Longevity of Orchards in the Suburbs of,Koscow
(0 dolgovechnosti plodovykh sadov v podmosk6v'ye)
PERIODICAL: Priroda, 1958, Nr 6, p 107-108 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Although the life of a fruit tree normally is from 60 -to 86
years, at the present time fruit tree d
s peri6h from frost an
decay within 20 to 25,years. This isespecially the case in
the suburbs of Moscow. The author concludes that unsatis-
factory cultivation methods and inferior wildings account for
this,short life.. He points out that the young apple trees are
mostly imported from the southern USSR and cannot stand the
rough climate. He suggests that fruit trees be raised from
locally obtained seeds in soil similar to that of'the orchards
Card 1/1 where they,will grow and to cultivate only select-ed varieties.
1. Fruit trees-Itife expectanev

30(l) SOV/26-59-2--49/53
AUTHORS: Kuzlmenkov, P.N. MuusikiyRayopi., Mogilev Oblast
Obl
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Sapozhkov I.A.( Moscow
'TITLE: Is This~Fruitin 'Oontinuous (Bespreryvnoye li'eto
pl9d6h#iheniye?1

PERIODICAL: Prir6da+-1959, Rr,2,: pp 123 ~124. (USSRY
ABSTRACT: A re'dd6r1~.,question_..,,on continuous fruiting in apple

tre6i~.he- had and,
. -r6pla-ate ont,ho,.po66ible exhaus-
of the,'treed:_-,concerne ~- ;.answere an exp ain-
ed. 16r"i n g-, and--fruit
Autumn.flo-, b
the damage the root--, .1 tem. had uff 6iq
,d.: durija th
,g,
.
_.
ing-acti ._~:.-Bince, th6,,tre`e had ~not'.be6n
replaht. 0n_
Y -,;~~;I,t,'_' ;
adjusted tb~tjw n,e,,w,,.extdnt ot-the roo,,joystem, the
situation,was -aggravated, because rect root
.,System - tree top rati:o was disturb6C~'~',-,. his, distur.;_
abed ratio,results in-little to no accretion and7t~~all'- -
~fruita. In conclusion, -.tfatmeral apple.~,tree sp6cies,"
are mentioned whidh~ZAre, cons idered t 6,--b e df~:~ .4pe
'
'
g'rqw
value to Soviet _f~~ tree
ere, among them tree
that bear fruit UP, to , 3 . times', within ~ a growing ~seasidnf
it is,;pointed out thattrue continuous fruiting. is',~.
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-AM4037984 BOOK EXKA)ITATION
!Smolov, Vladimir Boriaovichl Lebadev, Andrey Nikolayevich; hkay Kepstantin
Andreyev:Lch; Dubinin,, TAkov Ivanovich; Smirnov, Nikolayv-B&SWKWOAW~
-'Vasiliy Pavlovich; Ugryumov, 7Evgeniy Pavlovich; Utsenko,, Vlad1r Payl
6 Qvich
Analog computers (Vy*chislitelIny" mashiny* neprery*Ynogo daystviya),, Moscow,
11Vy*sshaya shkola"J. 1964, 552 P. i1lus-, biblio. 23,000 coplee- printed,
Textbook for university studentee
;TOPIC TAGS: analog computer,, automation, computer engineering
iTABLE OF CONTWS (abridged]t
;Introduction
.Ch. I. Summing calculating assemblies 21
'Ch. II. Specialized functional transformers 52
Ch. 13:1. UnIversal functional transformers.- 74
:Ch- IV. Integrating and differentiating assemblies U6
th.. V. Multiplication and division "samblies '- 261
Ch, VI. Cipher-analog*computers (TeAVU) -'330
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USSR / Radiofphysics. Sialistical Phenomena in Radiophysics. 1-2
Abu Jour i Ref Zhur FizikEL, Uo 6. 1957, Ho 12441
Author Sapozhkov, M.A.
Inst Not given
Title aCorrelation Method of Measuring the Coefficient of Dis-
tortion of Transmission.,
Orig Pub Akust. zh., 1956, 2j No 3, 279-284
Abstract iA method is proposed for measuring the generalized coef-
ficient of distortion and noise under real conditions of
operation of channels, based on the use of the coefficient
of correla-bion between the output-and input signals. Expres-
sions are derived for the coefficient of correlation in the
presence of noise and linear or nonlinear distortion. A
block diagram is givenfor a device that measures the corre.-
lation coefficient.
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6(4,7) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION sov/2848
Sapozhkov, Mikhail Andreyevich
Zashchita traktov radio i provodnoy telefonnoylsvyazi ot pomekh
I skumov (Protection of Radio and Wire Telephone Communication
From Interferences and Noises) Moscow, Svyazlizdat, 1959.
253 p. Errata slip Inserted. 5,000 copies printed.
Resp. Ed.: I. M. Polkovskiy; Ed.: L. V. Kokosov; Tech. Ed.: K. G.I.It
Markoch.
PURPOSE: The book is intended for students of higher communications
schools, and for engineers and scientific personnel specializing''
inradio and in wire telephony,
COVERAGE: The author states that problems of protecting radio
channels and wire telephone circuits from interference and noise
are insufficiently treated In the technical literature and that
most of this information is found in separate publications.
This book Is an attempt to summarize this Information, supple-
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Protection of Radio (Cont.) SOV/2848
mented with information from lesser known sources,,service
publications, and the author's own works. For problems
treated only briefly, the author Indicates sources In which
the given problem is discussed in more detail. The book con-
sists of six chapters, two of which present noise theory, three
discuss methods of channel protection and effects of,n.onlinear
distortions on channel noise immunity- The last chapter de-1
scribes methods of protecting communication channels from
noise and possible ways of improving their noise immunity.
The author thanks I. M. Polkovskly, Yu. K. Moiseyer, A. D.
Tkachenko and A. K. Belovaov, Candidates of Technical Sciences,
and 0. 1. RepIna, A. K. Lidikh, L. F. Rudnev, A. D. Arkhipova
and V. P. Afanaslyev, Scientific workers for their help'.
There are 104 references: 75 Soviet (including 3 translations)
19 English, 9 German, I French.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword
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Protection of Radio (Cont.) SOV/2848
Introduction 7
Ch. I Interference and Ito Masking Action 11
1. General considerationa 11
2. Methods of measuring and of evaluating interference
spectra 24
3. Influence of interference on signal receptivity
by human ear 36
Ch. 2. Methods of Evaluating and Measuring the Interference-
killing Feature of Communication Channels 47
1. Methods of evaluating the Interference-killing
feature of channels 47
2. Methods of measuring the interference-killing
q
feature of channels
3. Methods of measuring the Interference-killing
1
feature of channel sections 69
Ch. 3. Analysis of the Methods of Direct Interference
Protection of Channels 78
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Pr6tection of Radio (Cont.) sov/2848
1. Method of direct channel protection from interference 78
2. Method of spacial discrimination 89
3. Method of compensation 91
It. Method of frequency discrimination 102
5. Method of amplitude discrimination 104
Ch. 4. Methods.of Indirect Interference:Protection
of Channels 134,
1. Method of.optimum sensitivity of the channel. 134
Method of rational sensitivity of the channel i41
Method of varying sensitivity and power 150
~4. Method of compressing the Oynamic range of speech 159
Ch. 5. Influence of DiBtb
iitions in Telephone Communication
-
Channels on Their interference-~killing Feature 172
1. Linear distortions 172
2. Nonlinear distortions 173
3. Nonlinear distortions with a dynamic charactertsti6
in the form of a power function 174
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Protection of Radio (Cont.) SOV/2848
4. Nonlinear distortions with amplitude limitation 184
5. Nonlinear speech distortions during the detection
of a high-frequency signal 193
6. Norms of pemi5sible'nonlinear distortions.
Methods of reducing distortions 197,
Ch. 6. Protection of Telephone Communication Channels
From Interference and Noise 200
1. Characteristics and noise protection of eledtro-
acoustic equipment 200
2. Channels of telephone wire communication :221
3. Radlotelephone,service channels 237
Bibliography 247
AVAILABLE: Librarv of Congress

bOV/46-5-2-14/34
AUTHOR: ,'StRozhkov, XL-A.~~,,Mytishahi)
TITLE: On a Certain Property of the Intelligibility of Formants
(Ob odnoy osobennosti razborchivosti formant)
PERIODICAL: Akusticheskiy zhurnal., 1959, Vol 5, Nr 2, pp 212-214
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Intelligibility of speech is the criterion.,,of its being
understood. There are at least five methods of defining
intelligibility, and the author suggests that the
intelligibility of formants, which is the probability.
of perception of formants (known as the articulation i1ndex
in the U.S.A.) is the most reliable criterion. It is shown
that the.intalligibility of formants is directly proportional
to the product of.the mean dynamic range of speech at the
input of a channel and the frequency range transmitted by
the channel, as well as being inversely pioportional to the
time necessary for complete understanding of transmitted
speech. There are 1 figure, 1 table and 5 references, of
Card 1/2 which 4 are Soviet and 1 English.

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KOGAN-VOLIMAN, Georgiv Izrailevich, kand.tekhn.nauk; GHEMSHEV, N.A.,

24(o); 25(2) TH"E I BOOK MEPLOITATION SOV/203T
Moscow. Vyssheyo tekhnicheskoyo uchtliahche Lmpnl U.S. Baumand,

Reach ty us prochnowt, v washInastroyanii; (aboralk] Design for
3t=h In Mechanical Engineering; Callectlo f Artlel0d)
Moscow
MaAh
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244
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1958
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3,300 copies printed.
Zd~L O.A. Xikolayev, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor
nored Worker in Science and Technology; Ed. of Publ!.shl;~ House:
~1
I.?. Cherayshava; Tech. Ed.: B.I. Mode
Ili Managing Ed. for 7
Literature an Heavy Machine Building NAM91z); S.Ya. Golovlo,
(
Engineer.
PURPOSSI This collection of articles In Intended for engineering staffs
In the zschins-bulldlng Industry and may be useful to scientific
workers and senior students of mechanical engineering vtuzes.
The articles cover the graphoanalytical method of
designing Circular symmetrically loaded reinforced platen,
mothods of designing rotating heated disks for transverse bending 3
and Calculation of prajoaded belleville springai. &Inc disouseed
are differential *quations for deformation of rubber-card shell,
of rotation, the theory of flexure of rubber-cord hose, and
Stability problems or elastic cylindrical shells. Results or
eXPOrLn"tal Investigations of strength and duatility of .
constructional steels and other materials are presented. Several
articles are devoted to problems at vibritLons In machinery.
ThAr6 An 78 referencenj 71 Soviet. 4 Osman, 2 tnglishand
I Preach.
AlrutaV, x.A.. candi"t* or Technical Sciences; V.P. Sokolov.
Rnglueor. Determining the Lower Critical Pressure for an glastio
Cylindrical Shall and Behavior or the Shell Following Suckling 95
Solution at the problem Is claimed to be now and simple.
IxAMIes of design are presented. A comparison I* made with
-,msults obtained by methods of other authors.
Lapin# A.A., Can4ldate of Tophnical Sciences, Docent. Investi-
gation or Ylexure at Rubber-cord Cylindrical Shells
This anIcle presents res4lts or wqrk done In 1950 with
V.L. Bldeman at the Nauchm-lasladovataXInkly Institut
shinnor prowyahlonnoati. (Scientific Research Institute
rqT_jh%_=rp_radustry),jho possible forms of *24Atic.
_
r a lubber-card flexible hose under Internal
quillbrIum a
...
ressure are lyzed.
;
Bldorman~ V.L.o Candidate or TschnIcPI Sciences. Differential
Xquatlons for Deformation of flubher-cord Shall* or Rotation 119
The article investigates general oases of deformation In
rubber hoses tires, shock absorbers, sta., sub3octed to
eresented for analyzing a
internal pressure. A method 1:
cylindrical longitudinally f& nod shell under arbitrary
t
periodic loading.
SaDoslargy, N.X_ IngLaeor Investigation of Optimum Dimensional
In T and L ZOCT.10015 147
rPOPOrr&Dn&
.
The author finds conditions for most rational configuration
or T, 1. ad I areas stations for castingS or welftents
dool!M4 for bonding.
Ltkhaftv. 9 CarAidate of Technical 3clenos:r, Docent.
Comparison W&Z-Wt.ristica of materials VAd U"&XIal
Tonslon and Compression 168
The article la
b& ed on experimental data obtadned at the
m
Department of 3t=th or Materials" at KWU (Moscow
KI$h4P Technical School Lanni N.Ye. Bauman), The author
t
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Po
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e necesolty or establishing a method for complete
testing of materials In tension and compression In order to
, ~
GOrr0ct &00s not too -well-founded views on the tharacterl *t1cs
Of materials. NOW 8tress-strain diagrams And tables showing
the mechanl "I pro"rties of several materials are Included.

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GERSHGORN, M.A.; SVIRIDENKO, F.F.; KAZARNOVSKIY, D.S.; KRAVII-OVA, I.P.;
POPOVAP A.N.; FRADINA,.M.G.; Prinimall uchastlye: IUKASHOV, G.G.;
RUDOLISKIYj, N,L.; SLEPKANEV, N.P.; PLISK NMI31-JYJ S.T.;
YA.S.; BULISKIY, I.I.T. [deceasedl; ARKHANGEELISKY,, YU.N., -Sfi~Rov,
B.A.; VISTOROVSKIY, N.T.; RAKHANSKIY, B.I.,-.�APOZHjLOjj_YX_p~1
RYABININ, N.G.; KARAKULINA, R.R.; FADEYEVA,, A.M.; ZVEREVI D.A.
Improving the production of high-strength rails by alloying
them with granulated ferrochromium in the ladle. Stall 25
no.5:/+08-411 My 165. (MTP-k 18:6)
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut metlallov i zavod
"Azovstall".

511911601000100410131015
.BO16/BO58
AUTHORS: Danyushevskaya, T. D., Sapozhkov, Yu, I.
TITLE: Experience Gathered in Casting Polyamide Products
PERIODICAL: Plasticheskiye massyj 1960, No- 49 ppi 67-W
TEXT; The authors report on their study of the heat treatment of poly-
amide products for the purpose of eliminating internal stresses and pre
venting further shrinkage. These stresses develop in the hardened plaitia
due to irregular cooling in a non-preheated mold. Theytlead to a reduction
of the indices of the material. The dimensions vary with time owingto
relaxation. For the elimination of stresses, the authors recommend a
stabilizing treatment of the products, especially if they are to be.used
at temperatures above 700C. Their studies at the Nauchno-issledovatellskiy
institut plastmass (Scientific Research Institute of Plastics) with the
resins AK -70 (AK-70) (an!4), Ak -7 W-7) r Ak -8 (AK-8), and 116811, fr.om
which workpieces were cast, showed that the structure of the plastic is
altered by heat treatment. The content of the amorphous phase is reduced,
and the material tends to crystallization. As the treated specimens have,
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Experience Gathered in Casting Polyamide S/191/60/000/004/013/015
Products B016/B058
a greator hardness on the edges, their wear resistance is higher .,The
structuxe of polyamides can change without visible.phase transitions..The,
molecular structure is thereby reinforced, and the intermolecular bonds
are strongthened (Refs. 3-5). A long heating is recommended if,the heat
treatment is intended to stabilize the shape of the finished products. The
heat resistance of the workpieces increases, and they do not shrink any Maiv
when heated up to 1000C. Such a heat treatment is to be conducted at 1500C
in an inert medium. There are 3 figures and 5 references: 3 Soviet and
2 US.
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AUTWRS volodkovIch, S. D., Vallroon, L. 0.. Koran; L .M .

TIT123 Concerning the Preparation or Inaacticido"Hoptachlor"
PICRIODICALt Zhurnal prLkladnoy Wilmll, 1960, Vol 33, Mr 1, pp 2.n-
233 (USSn)
ABSTRAM .1fdptachlur* oi- 3,4.tp,f),7.6.8-heptacttioro-4.7-ondometilyl-
ene-3a,4.7.7a-tL-tratiwcJrolndan n2a th,i followln~ propertied:
wnItc cryatala with canphor n4or, dLajolve4 well In
ordunIc liolvirnta.

flexachlorocyclopentadlene was condenjed with cycle-
Ciu-d 1/3 pentadjohe and 4,5.6.7,Li.?3-.I%ox2abloro-3a,4,7,7a-
totmhydrQ-4,7-arldcmethylentintkn (cnlord6n) waa rormod.
The latter was dkilorinatCd Anu haptachlor was obtained
(Ylo;ds are not ;Ivan) . Hop-achlor content In tno
reaction mixture is Increased to TC1% Oy chlorination
Car 30 to 120 minutes. The optIms.1 cor,41tiorm rov
'She CommtIon of chlordan In CCI4are.10A excess of
at 80-850-duratLon, 30-40 minutes. For the
chlorination oC chlordan. the rollowina conditions
raccimamanded? the p-o"I"CaL or activated (at 1200,
for 1.2 hours) klaaelgunr and a temperarture rat oyar
50~ Hoptachlor content 1.3 about TM 11na yield X rieptachlor
.13 dettrMined by t4m tOtAl Mount Or introduced
with , aerTAIn limits, to Independent. of the food
rate of chlorine and duration or chlorination. Thai-*
am 6 figures; and 29 raroronce*r, 4 Soviet., 16 U,S.,
3 Oerman,.,4 U.X.. 2. Frahm. The 5 most recent U.S.
reCorencoa arcs H. Blucatan., Y. A. jujLmm. R. 8.
Card 2/3 L14ov, Am. Pitt. 2818445; M.'ZItiniman, Ibld.,

2741640; Ibld-.7741639; Ibid- 2T41641; H. Bluestone. R..
N. 11dov. J. H. KraLux, P. W. Haverton. Lbid..,2576666.
ASSOCIATIMNs Research institute or FortilIzers and Pesticides
.(XauohMy instItut pa udabr*nlyan Iin ektofungitzldmm)
SUBKMI=Dt June 3. 1959

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ACC NR, AP6033077 SOURCE CODE: UR1OO3276'61b3i[6:[d1i2641i~65
AUTHOR: Zraychenko, V. A.; Zaymovskiy, V. A.; ~a-pnWEn,,J.; Marko, I.
ORG: Moscow Steel and Alloys Institute (Moskovskiy institut stali isplavov);
Si:oerian Metallurgical Institute im. S. Ords~honikidze (Sibirski')~ metallurgichaskiy
institut)
TITLE: Tensile test of thermamechanically strengthened steel with the use of high-
speed motion pictures
SOL1RCE: Zavodskaya laboratoriya, v. 32, no. io, 1966, 1264-1265~
tensile stress, thermomechanical prod^ high Gfeaed j*io o shyj
TOPIC TAGS: 4steel thermomechanical treatment,--x 50Kh rap
tensile at t PA teel
ABSTRACT: A high-speed motion-picture technic was used recording stresses and defor,
mation in teitsile tests*on thermomechanically strengthened steel. 50KhFA steel.
specimens, 4'mm in, diameter, iere subjeeted to 3aw or hiE~ temperatum thermouecharical treatment
and.then to tensile tests. A clock-type indicator made it possible-to determine.the
elongation with an accuracy of up to 0.00~ mm. The process of tensile 'testing and.-
indicator reading were filmed with a movie camera at a speed of 32 frame/sec.; the
process of necking and local plastic deformation in time were filmed with a speed
from 200 to 1600 frame/sec. On the basis of the obtained data, the curves of load
dependence of elongation and reduction of area and kinetic curves of..necking.were
plotted. Orig. art. has: 2 figures.
SUB CODE: SUBM DATE none
Card uDc: 620.172:778.534.8

KOWEVNIKOVA, N.Ye.; SAPOMKOVA, N.D.
Dilsonitrosoacetone. Metod.poluch.khlm.reak.A prepar, no.4/5;
42-44 162. (PCIRA 17:4)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchr-issledovatellskiy Institut khimlchsAikh
reaktivov i osobo chistykh khlmicheskikh veshebastv.

SAPOZELKOVA.' V.A., aspirant
Acidity of vaginal secretion in pregnant women with trichomonas
vaginitis trichomoniasis (with summary in English). Aktish. i gin.
33 no.4:58-60 Jl-Ag '570 (KIRA 10:11)
1. Is kafedry skasherstya i ginakologii (zav. prof, B.B.Poyzner)
i biologicheskoy khinii (zav. - prof. L.D.Nabeevnik) Tomskogo
gosiudaretv anogo o instituta i
(;g meditainskog manI T.M.N.olotova.
(WANCT, compl.
fricho~monss vaginitis, determ.' of acidity of vaginal
secretions)
(VAGIVITIS,,TRICHOKONAS.. in pregn.
deters. of acidity of vaginal secretions)
(VAGIM
acidity of secretions, determ. i trichomonas vaginitis
in Pregn.)

SAPOMIKO, A. A.

I

STERNZAT, Hoisey Semenovich; ~;qOZHHIKOV, Aleksandr Arkadlyoviafi; Piinimali
uchastiye: YANI
KAROL', B.P., otv.red.; YASNOGORODSKAYA, N.M., rpd.;.BRAYNINA,
H.I., tekhn.red.; FLAUM, H.Ta., tekhn.red.
[Meteorological instruments, observations, and processing of data]
Meteorologicheskie pribory,.nabliudeniia i ikh obrabotka. Lenin-
grad, Gidrometeor.izd-vo, 1959. 519 P. (MIRA 13:1)
(Meteorology-Observations)

8(0) SOV/112-59-2-2325
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal.. Elektrotekhnika, 1959, Nr 2, p 6 (USSR),
AUTHOR. SapozImikov, A. B., and Ryzhinskiy, S. B.
TITLE: NGterials for Current-Type Flaw Detection
(Materialy po tokovoy defektoskopii)
p
PERIODICAL- DAL 7 -y Nauchn. konf erentsii posv 40 -1 etiyu V elikoy
Oktyabr'skoy sots. revolutsii. Nr 2. Tomsk, Tomskiy un-t. 1957, p 112
ABSTRACT: Methods of approximate calculations are offered which permit,
numerically evaluating distortion of the electric field of a current travers.Tng
a cylinder; the cylinder has a small defect symmetrical with respect to the
cylinder axis; the field on the cylinder surface is determined. Electrolytic-
model calculations and experimental data are presented.
V-Ye-B-
Card, 111

BELIKOVP B.I.,-. SAPOZHNIKOV, A.B.

K014011KOV, B.F.; SAPOZHNIKOV,-AiR.
Eddy currents in &:thin-walled nonmagnetic rectangular tube moving
relative to,the inner magnetic poles. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; fiz.
no.4:70-77 163. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Sibirskiy fiziko-teklinichesIdy institut pri Tomskom. gosudarst-
vennom universitete imeni Kuybysheva.
(Electric currents, Eddy)

KONONKOV, B.F.; IAPOZFINIKOV, A.B.

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ACC NO, AR6000414 SOURCE'CODBI-UR102TI
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SOURCE: Ref. zh. Avtomatika, teleimekhanika i vyChislit6linaya telchrdki,- Abs. :94412.
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~CITED SOURCE: Dokl. Nauchno-tekhn. konferentsii.,'po v
S, yashch.: driyu radio Tomsk.
Tomski.V un-t, 1964, 152-155
TOPIC TAGS: flaw detection, frequency flaw detection

TRANSLATION-.Two examples of flaw ~detedtoriY-osciiiators~ Intende& for-~quaixttv
'
, in Ahe
controlling metal products are -cited:-,' It has been I Veii6l~ed that~ 4: dr
ikt
oscillation frequency in t.he coil, is-an indicant of:d6fect in'rietal'S. Hoi,evir# by
means of two simple circuits diff in',only in the-:eiternal co-ils into.which the,
or 9
test.piece is introduced,it is
proyen that a great,caution should bs used in detecting
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flaws on the frequency-drift basis (in some cases no drift can. be exp6ited). Figs-

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Translation from: Referativnyy.zhurnal, Geofizika, 1961, No. 2,,p. 1, 2G1
AUTHOR: Sapozhnikov A B
TITLE: The First Ionospheric.Station-Laboratory in Siberia
PERIODICAL: Tr. Sibirsk. fiz.-tekbn. in-ta pri Tomskom un-te, 1959, No. 37,
pp. 16-22
TEXT: The author gives a historical synopsis of the development of works.1n
Tomsk on.the investigation of the,propagatiori of radiowaves as well as the iono-
sphere, which begun in 1925 when the specialization for the profile of-the "elec-
tromafinetic oscillationstl at the Tomsk university was introduced. In 1933 at
Tomsk, a signal was first observed at.a fixed frequency-that was reflected from
the.ionosphere. The start of regular ionosphe ric observations at Tomsk relates to
May 30, 1936, 19 days, before tile solar eclipse'on June, 19. The analysis of the
observation materials of the Tomsk ionospheric station allowed several scientific
conclusions and generalizations. A. I. Likhachev is one of the first investigatom
which detected the G-layer and studied it in detail. N. D. Bulatov and A. I.
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Likhachev developed and proposed a classification of themain forms of the alti-
tude-frequency characteristics. N. D. Bulatov introduced the conception of the
creation of a panoramic station,(and put itAnto practice later on). The head of
the ionospheric laboratory V. N. Kessenikhused in his monography "Pasprostranen4e
radiovoln" (The propagation of radiawaves) (1952)'a series of works of the team of
the ionospheric station. Some of the works were performed by the scientific
workers of the station: S. P. Tselishchev, V. P. Tselishchev, D.'A. Ladygin,
N. A. Korinevskaya, and M. P. Rudina. The laboratory is the base.for the prepara-.
tion of young specialists. The team of the Tomsk ionospheric station furthered
the arrangement and development of the works in other Ionospheric laboratories in
Siberia.
L. Shchepkin
Translator's noted This is the full translation of the original Russian abstract.
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teMinologa.
Serial manufacture of petroleum processing equipment and
steam boilers. Vest-mmah.: 35 UO.6:35-41 Je 155.
(KRA, 8:9)
1. Proyekt Vaesaymmago proyektno-tekhnologicheakogo instituta
Ministerstya tyashelogo, washinostrayenlya (for Shuper). 2. Zavod
imeni Ordshonokidze (for Saposhnikow, Grinberg)
(Petroleum industry-lqaipment and supplies)

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AUTHOR: Zaytsev, A. I.; Zhitkov, M. A.; Sapozhnikoy,._A.,,_I'-,
TITLE: AC converter.using pulse duration modulation,
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Avtomatika, telemekhanika i vychislitelInaya tekhnika, Abs. 6A177.'~
REF SOURCE: Izv. Tomskogo poli.tekhn. in-ta, v. 153, 1965, 29-35
TOPIC TAGS: frequency converter, signal generator, electric generator unit
ABSTRACT: The possibilities are investigated for obtaining sinusoldal voltages ind~
currents in the frequency range from 0 to 200 cps at" the output of,a semiconductor
frequency converter. The continuous sinusoidal signal is obtained by using time
quantization in which the continuous signal is converted intoa sequence of pulses
whose duty cycle varies according to the input signal changes. The functional,dia-
gram of a single-p~ase frequency converter is given. A continuous reference sinus~
oidal signal is applied to the frequency converter from a starting generator. The
schematic diagrams and descriptions of specific froquency converter circuits are
given. The output current and voltage oscilloscope Itraces corresponding to the sin-
gle-phase frequency converter driving a two-phase asynchronous motor are presented.
The output voltage amplitude of this frequency convertermay be varied by 50% while
.its quasisinusoi,-'al shape is preserved. The output frequency and amplitude may also-
be regulated independently. [Translation of abstract] 6 illustrations and biblio-
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UVENTOR: Napadov, M. A.; Sapozhnikoy, A. L.
ORG.-' None
TITLE: A method for making replaceable artificial teAh. class 30, No. 189983,
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy,tovarnyye znaki,.no. 1, 1967, 59
.TOPIC TAGS: prosthetic deviceP defital equipment-, plastic
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces: 1. A method for making replaceable
!artificial teeth by taking'impressions preparing plastic bases with wax bite cylin-
'ders and then determining the height o; the bite and the'central occlusions The func-
tional properties and stabilization of the ddntures.are improved and the process of
becoming accustomed to them is accelerated byreplacing the wax cylinders on the bases
with cylinders made-from plastic, e. g. the "Orthokor" type. Functional formation of
the occlusion plane and the.external. surface.of the dentures is done directly in the
oral cavity. .Teeth 'conforming to the dimensions of the resultant cylinders are then:
set in the bases. 2. A modification'of this method in vhich the plastic mass is held'
,on the bases during functional formation of the occlusion plane and external surface
of the dentures by fastening rods to the bases with sliding connection to a plate
.which is set after contact,is made'betveen the,teeth.
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A ~cTH OR L-Pozhnikov A.V.
TTTLE. Outside Reading in Physics
-,~`ERIODICAL: Fizika v shkole, 1959, pp,82-84 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author makels i number of recommendations on
how to int,.:.vest pupils in outside reading of physics
literature. The teacher, for example,,should re-
fer to advertisements in journals', especially to
such as stimulate the imagination. If the teacher is
:,-.onvir.ced that the pupils follow his advice, he will
-impl- iudicate the books suiting a special purpose.
For the 10th class, when studying the theme "Basic
Knowledge on Light", the author recommends the fol-
lowing books: L.A. Sidorov "0t luchiny do elektrichest-
va" ("From the Splinter to Electricity"); L.A. Tumerman
"Svet i yego istochniki" (Light and its Sources");
'Glaz i.solntse" ("The Eye and the Sun").
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'8(3) FHAJ~E:I BOOK E)MLOITATION SOV/2011
Sapozhriikov, Aleksandr Vladimirovich
Konstruirovaniye transformatorov (Design of Transformers) 2nd ed.
rev, Moscow, Gosenergoizdat, 1959- 360 po 25,000 copies printed
Errata slip inserted.
Ed.: A.G. Krayz; Tech. Ed.: G.I. Matveyev, and G.Ye. IALrionov.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for training desiga personnel at transfomer
plants. It may also be used as a textbook on transforser design by,studentm
of tekhaikums and vuzes'.
COVERAGE: The author describes the general principles and details of designing
paver transformers and their individual units. He also describes stodern types
of transformers for various power and voltage requirestents. He illustrates the
book with examples of transformer parts design and provides technical specirli.
cations. Transformers from 6 kv to 110 ky are treated in more detail than those
of higher voltage or special application. The author states thatlat present a
irevisibn in transformer design In'being carried out in Soviet plants and that a
Car4j9Lte.,

Design of Transformers S(W/2011
Is
stibstential .IzL sme cmes -a reAloal, ahwW:* In ds6ign_* Is* b6ing #Ian". A
large number of transformers of "oldr design are still in use; for this rowan
the author includes a discussion of both 61d and new designs of paver.trans-
formers. The author thank the following specialists for their help: S.I. Rabinovich,,
V.V. Kirichenko, Ye.P. Ord-ovich, A.V. Panay, A.V. Kuznetsov,, I.S. Kalinichonko,
M.G. Gukasyan, N.I. KurkinY N.S. Seshchenko and tne al tor;, Krayz-~ There
are 18 references., all Soviet.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword
Introduction to Transformer Dpsi*t
1. Application-of transformers in modern electric power engineering
2. The Soviet transformer-building industry
3. Tasks of the designer.Procedure and methods of design 12
4. Materials employed for transformers., calculation of weight
threaded connections, calculations of mechanical strength,
tolerances, paints and coatings ~15
5. Some depign elements 21

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AUTHORS: Sapozhnikov, A.Y.9 and Fridt Ye.S.
TITLEs The impulse strength of power transformers
PERIODICAL3 Referativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika i energetikat
no.10, 1961, 9, abstract 101 56. (Vestn. elektroprom-
sti, no. 3. 1961, 12-19)
TEXT% During impulse type tests, transformer insulation is
subjected to three full waves and three chopped waves whose
amplitudes depend upon the remanent voltage of the arrestor valve.
The nature of the overvoltages during impulse testing is
considered. The greatest impulse voltageslare applied to the
first inter-coil duct. The.effect of the impulse on the'duct
depends on the amplitude and duration of the first voltage peak.,
The overvoltages resulting from application of a chopped'wave can
be assessed by resolving it into.two components, namely a forward
full-wave and a reverse wave with steep front. High overvoltages
can occur in auto-transformers when the output side is unloaded
and a wave is applied to the input side. Different types of
winding for transformers of 35 220 kV are considered, and also
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