SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SERDYUKOV, M.P. - SERDYUKOVA, A.S.

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-_fi~RDYUKOV_,j~,_Kjkjjaj.l.,. e~;Rv~ -,,13ALAN=, A.V., red.; POD"YELISKAYA, K.M.,
Q,
tekhn.red.
[The natural resources of Karelia must be utilized to serve the
people] Prirodnye bogatetva Karelii na sluzhbu narodu. Petro-
zavodsk, Gos.izd-vo Karel'skoi ASSR, 1959. 65 P. (MIRA 12:11) A_.-
(Karelia--Economic policy)

SOLCI-aO., Vasiliy Sarvich; VASENKO, A.V., retsenzent
M.P.-,-retsenzent; SIMANOVA, A.N., red.; KHIVRICH, Ye.D.,
-
4~e- It
-- T. izd-va; SHIBKOVA, ' Ye., tekhn. red.
[Woodpulp and paper industry in Finland]TSelliulozno-bumag.,~-n-gia
promyshlepnost' Finliandii. Moskva, Goslesbunizdat, 1562. 538 p.
(MIRA 15:12)
(Finland--Woodpulp industry) (Finland-Paper industry)

BAR,C-,OV,, Ilikolay C,-rov sntsialistj-
S
cheskogo trud-airetsenzent; S&RDYUKOV, M.P., inzIl., retserzentu;
S-IOLYANITSM, B.Z.,, otuv. red. V
of %woodpulp and eelilulo-sel I-ankimolog-iia drevesno.4
massy J tsell'uIcz-v. V
y -ra-
Lesr-~iia proi!7I
394 MIR'

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1-1. V. ; I y . . -
-j- of elastic capron P-nd cotton ye--n an w-bb-ns, M.V-Serdi s V'y
M.IA-Muzurov. Leh. urom. no.2125-2? ~P-Jm- "a (Milk 17--7)

GAIZ M, A.; YEFDIOV, G.t rabkor;, SERDYUKOV, N.9 inzh.; LOBZA, L.
ULIKIII, P.p u~h--Jtall (N-ovozybkavskiy rayo--n-)Ir-yahskoy obl.)jr
P,7.T'-ROV2 V., uchitelt (Novozybkovskiy rayon Bryanskoy obl.)
DEGTYAREVp.N.
Letters to the editors. Sov. profsoiuzy 17 no. 2:46-49
ja 161. (MIRA 14:2)
1. Predsedatelf,promyslovogo komiteta profsoyuzaO g.
Oktyabrfskiy (for Galeyev). 2. Gomel? hayr remnntro-
ekspluatasionnaya baza rechnogo flota (foi Serdyukov).
,1.,Mlen rabselikorovskogo so'veta gazety "Vpered" Razdelt-
Inyanskogo rayons. Odesskoy oblasti (for Degtyarev).
(Trade unions)

SERDIUKOV, IN. [Serdziuko-a, N. 1. ~Jnzh,
They concern themselves with everything. Rab. i sial. 39
no.7:23 Jl 163. (MIRA 16:11)

FILIN, N.F.; KISRLEV, I.I.; MASLOV, N.M.; SER OV, N.I.; NIKITIN, V.I.;
KHOMOV, N.A.
Unit for breaking up frozen ground. Rate. i izobr. predl. v stroi.
no.3:31-35 157. (MIRA 11:1)
(Frozen ground) (Excavating mchinery)

NEPCROZIINIY, P.S.; SAVINYKH, A.P.; SAPOZHNIKOV, F.V.; SERDYUKOV,_N.P.;
ACHKASOV, D.I.; BUHRGSDCRF, V.V.; NEMOV, H.P.; SYRWIPTHIKOV, I.A.;
KNYAZEVSKIY, B.A.; ROKOTYAN, S.S.; STEKLOV, V.Yu.; FEDOSEYEV, A.M.;
GRUDINSKIY, P.S.; KHOMYAKOV, M.V.; VENIKOV, V.A.; CHERNOBPOVOV, N.V.;
MELINIKOV, N.A.; BERSHADSKIY, I.S.
Aleksandr Dmitrievich Romanov, 1905; on his 60th birthday. Elek.
sta. 36 no.11:94 N 165. (MIRA 18:10)

KOTELtN!K')V, N.V.; 1.,IATY.AS'4, R.N.; ANDFURYMV, F.G.,- SERDYUKOV. N.P.
Making concrete wall blocks with flups in construction yards
CSuggested by Y.V. Koteltnikov and others]. Rats. i izobr.
predl. v stroi. no.6:JL~-lq '58. (WFA 11,10)
(Concrete blocks)

NOVIKOV, I.T.; NEPOROZHNIY, F.S.; GANIGHEV, I.A.; LAVRENENKO, K.D.;
FINOGENOV, Ya.I.; AIEKSANDROV, D.Ya.; ~ERDYUKOV, N.P.;
KUDRYAVTSEV, L.N.; PETROV, A.N.; BANNIK, V.P.; VOLKOV-,I.14.;
MELINIKOV, B.V.; STAROSTIN, I.A.; BUBNOVSKIY,,~G.A.; SUVORIN,
F;Y&.; GRITSAY, B.I.; SKUPKOV, A.A.; BAMSHTEYN-t Ye.B.; TURCHIN,
-N.Ya.
Wrii Nikolaevich Pongillskii; obituary. Energ. stroi.
no.27:99 162. (MIRA 15:9)
(Pongillskii, IUrii Nikolaevich, 1925-1962)

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AUTHOR: lieporozhniy, Po S-; Savinykh, A. P,; Sapozhnikov, F. V. Poo
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Achkztsov, D. I.; Burgsdorf, V, V.1; flemov, IN Pa; SyrorVatnikov, Is A,+ Knyazevs*
A., 6V~azevs
B. A.; Rokotyan, S. S.; Steklov,-V,..Yu,; Fedoseyev, A. Grudinskiy: Pe 50;
Khomyakov, 11. Vo; Venikov, V& A*; Chernobrovov, N, V*,, Melfrdkov, N~~Ai;`.
Bershadskiy, L* S.
ORG: none
TITIB:. Honoring the 60th birthday of Aleksandr Dmitriyevich Romanov
SOURCE: Elektricheskiye stantsii, no, 11, 1965, 94
TIOPIC TAGS: electric p(nfer plant, industrial personnel
Ai~STRACT: In juiy 1965 A. D. Romanov celebrated his 60th birthday and the
-35th anniversary of his active lifd as a major designer) operator, and build-
er of electrJe power stations. On his graduation in 1927 from the Moscow
College of Engineering, Aleksandr Dmitriyevich joined the Mosenergo Mosc(m
Power System where he steadily rose throu h the ranks until he became Deputy
Chief Engineer, while at the sane time participating in the design and pl-aC-
tical introduction of 500-kV electric tran ission lines running A-= Moscow
sm
-to Volzbskaya lb-droelectric Ponjer Station and from Kuybyshev to the Uralse
'Since 1959 A. D. Romanov has been Chief Engine-er at the Glavvostokelektrosetl- IL
-fain Administration for Power Grid Construction i1i Eastern 'USSR of the
stroy I
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--- -5.EFD~ UKOV, N. V.
Tokar'. Moskva, Oborongiz, 1943. 94 P. illus. (Biblioteke novogo
rabochego sudostroltellnol promyshlennosti.
The turner.
DLC-. TT207.S4
SO: ~bnufacturing and Mechanical Fzigineering in the Soviet Union, Iibrary of
Conp~ess, 1953.

SERDY-LJKOV. 0.
Pipeless water supply to dairy barns. Sill.bud. 13 no.10:11 0
I/ (IMPLA .17:3)
63.
1. StarsMy proizvod-itell rabot Donetskoy oblastnoy sel'skokhozyayst,-
vennoy issledovatetlIskoy stantsii.

SERDYUKOV, P.
, , ~ -
Gottonseedl hulls for fattening sheep. Kias.ind.SM 27 no.6:35
156. (MLRA 10:2)
1. Xazakhakiy zagotovitelln~7 skotnyy punkt.
(Cottonseed) (Sheop.-Feeding and feeding stuffs)

P.
tT
Feb. :~3, (D~t-o, ist 271hurnal InliAlln Statey,

8LIRD-WITKUT, 7, T.
Ilacni-ne - 'Shcp Practice
Setting the chuck with cutter fer Stan. i instr., no. 12, 1-0151.
Monthl Lizt of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, :are-, 1952. Unclass-f-led.

SL-RDYUKGV, F. I.
Agricul-cural 1,kchinery-Trade and Manufacture
Lathe for profiling wheel rimis, Sell-khozmashina, No. 1, 1952.
Konthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April 1952. UNCLASSIFIED.

Flng i near;
"'elding
- L
Work experience of the welders of the plant depeartnient of the Scientif;c instlt,lzt,~: of
the Society of Fnc-ine~-rs end Technicians at the Ordzlionikidse Sr-Z plant. Avtog. delo
23, No. 5, 1952.
9. -,i-qt -Qf jjU-,aLdn ~~uuja4" Librnr~( of Congress, u--,,-L' 19
.Ld 0 ~Aq. _ Ul":CL.

i. F.-,TG-. -, - K'ATILTYNCII! 9- A, . - 0 - - - - -- -- --- - -- -- - -
Rolling-Mill Machinery
Twenty nliple-roller straightening machine, Vest. mash., 32, No. 1, 1952.
Monthly IW of Russian Accessions. Library of Congress, Cctober 1952. Unclassified.

-S0F:RD=CTI F. I.,
Cutting Machines
t'Guillotine sheet cutters." Vest. mash. 32, no. 2, 1952.
Monthl- List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, October, 1952. Unclassified.

SEMYUKOV, P.I.. inzhener.
- ~-
Steam-air stamping hammer. Yest.mash. 33 no.6.-49 Je '53. (MLRA 6:6)
(Forging)

S34RDYUKOV, P.I., Inzhener; CIWMIONOG. Ya.l.. inzhener.
Forging rollers for 200-ton pressure. Vest.mash-34 no.1:42-43
Ja '54. (MI;RA 7:2)
(Rolls (Iron mills)) (Forging)

PASHKEVICH, 02.eg Nikolayevich: aaMUMV-.~~-~- U10324, Ye.I.,
kand. ekon. nauk, red.; IMOV., V.I.v red.; DAVIDOVICH, Z.p
red. izd-va; SIDERKO, If., tekhn. red.
(Comunist labor brigades and technological progress]Brigady
kormmisticheskogo truda i tekhnicheskii progress Minsk,, Izd-
vo Akad.nauk BSSR, 1962. 151 P. iMA 15:9)
(White Russia-Machinery industry-Technological innovations)
(White Russia-Socialist competition)

SHVETS, Ivan Trofimovich, prof.; KONMK, Kikbail Andrianovich, prQf.;
KIRAKOTSKIT, Nikolay Feliksovich, dotsent; NXDUZHIT, Ivan Aloanaslyevich,
doteent; SHMSOV, Dmitriy Semanovich, dotsent: SMUDIKO, Ivan
Mikhaylovich, dots6nt; PETRMIKO, S.I., dotsent, kand.tekhn.riauk,
retsen28nt; P inzh., red.; ONISHCHFMO, N.P., in2h.,
red.; GORHOS7,11rui.-SKA1 , AP., Tekhn.red.
[Heat engin-jering] Obahchaia toplotekhnika. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-
tekhn.izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry, 1960. 459 p.
(KIRA 14:3)
(Heat engineerine)

TERSKIKH, Viktor Petrovich; SERDYUKOV.S.A., redaktor; KO.RTOROVICH,A.I.,
tekhnicheskiy redaktor"""
[Method of continued fractions applied to investigations of
vibration in mechanical systems] Metod teepnykh drobei v primenenii
k issledovaniiu, kolebanii mekhanicheskikh Bistem. Vol.2. [Complex
systems;brar.ched.ring', and with distributed masses] Slozhnye sistem7;
razvetvlannye. kolltsevye i s raspredelennymi massami. Leningrad,
Goo. soiuz. izd-vo sudostroit. promyshl. 1955. 330 P. (KLRA 9:2)
(Fractions, Continued) (Vibration)

TZRSKIKH, Vlktor Petrovich; SEIMMOV, S.A., redaktor; KONTOROVICH, A.I.
tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[Method of catenary fractions applied to investigations of
vibration in mechanical SySteMSJ MRtOd tBepriykh drobei v primene-
nii k isaledovaniiu kolobanii mekhanicheskikh sistem. Leningrad
Gos.soluznoa Izd-vo sudoetroitel'noi promVahlennosti.Vol.l.
[Simple linear and nonlinear systems] Prostye lineinye i
nelineinye sistemy. 1955. 374 p. (MLRA 8:10)
(Vibration)

VASILIYEV, Vladimir KonBtantinovich; SMYUKOV.S.At., redaktor; DVORAKOV-
SKAYA,A.A., tekhnicheekiy redak- ~o
[Theory of ship turbines] Teoriia sudovykh turbin. Leningrad. Gos.
soluznoe izd-vo sudostroitellnoi promysh., 1955. 485 p.
(Turbines) (MIRA 9:3)

TSYGANKOV, Aleksey Stepanovich; SERDYUKOV,- nauchnyy redaktor;
ATM YEVA, M.N.. radaktoi; DWGOKANBKAYA,Yo.A., tekhnichookiy
radaktor
[Calculations for ship heat exchangers; a reference manual] Raschety
sudovykh teploobmannykh apparatov; spravochnoe posobie. Leningrad,
Goo. soiuznoe izd-,ro*sudostroit. promyshl.. 1956. 263 p. (MI.RA 9:11)
(Heat exchanges)

KANTOR, Solomon Abramovich; S=yUKOVI S.A., nauchnyy redaktor; AWSBY3VA,
M.N., radaktor; FRIJKKIN, P.s.t teli ichaskiy redaktor
[Control of ship thermal power units] Reguliroyanis audov7kh
toplosiloTykh ustanovok. Leningrad. Goa. -'soiuznoe izd-vo sudostroit.
promyshl.,-1956, 342 p. (MIRA 10:4)
(Automatic control) (Marine engines)

S K Boris Aleksa~~rovich; SaFDTUKL.V, fiauchnyy redaktor:
Ili-ill. Y.I., reaektar; L137-CilhIT17 ~Ier-hni~:.IieE;kiy reda!ctor
C -
L.Nommetallic Tarine hearln~ ' M o; e p
;uj Nem.-atallicheskie sud ry odsh, iriniki
ler.itig-grea, Gos.soiuzrce izdt-vo sudostroit. orcr-T7shl, 1957, 127 P,
(Bearings 10:10)

ILEKSEYEV, Grigoriy Porf ir 'yevich; MAZOVIKR, Too if Semenovich; XkXRRAQKff__ S
nauchnyy redaktor; SHAURAK, Ye.W., redaktor; KONTOROVICH, A
,
tekhnicheakiy redaktor.
[Manual for designers of machine manufacturing equipment; tables
for calculations] Spravochnik konstruktora-mashinostroitelia;
rabochie tablitsy. Leningrad, Goe.soiuz.lzd-vo sudostroit.
promyshl., 1957. 327 P. - (MIRA 10:11)
(Machinery--Design)

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SHMIN, Moisey Shmerovich; SERDYIJKOV, S.A., nauchnyy red.; SHAURAK, Ye.K.,
red.; KONTOROVICH, A.T. ~.,tIkIhIn-.-r--e`d.
[Control of marine boiler installations] Regulirovanie sudovykh
kotellaykh ustanovok. leningrad, Goa.soiuznoe izd-vo audoetroit.
promyshl., 1957. 391 P. (KMA 11:3)
(Boilers, Marine)

KARKOV, Ilikolay Mikhaylovich, ; KAMLVEV, G.F., kand. tekhn. nauk, retsenzent, ;
SERDYUKOV.., S.A., inzh., red.; GOFMAN, Ye.K., red. -va,; SOKOIA)VA,
-- ~izd
L-~.-Cer6n.- ied. I. 111
[Studyirg the blading of turbines] Issledovaniia protochnoi
chasti,' turbin. Moskva, Gos. nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo .mashinostroit.
lit-ry, 1958. 126 p. (MIRA 11:12)
(Turbines)
N

KOZLOVSKIY.,Boris Ivanovich; MALOV, Brois F~!okovlyevich; PAVIOOT, Taleriy
Georgiyevich;-SMMKOV, S.A., nauchrqy red.; ALIKSIMA, MeN.,
red,'; LWOGMCINA- JA., red.
[Antomatio regalators' for main steam power plants on ships;
design, installation, and operation] Avtomaticheskie rejuliator7
glavuykh. eudm~h paroeilovikh -as'tanovok; konstruktsiia, naladkEL
i ekspluatataiia. leningrad, Goo. aoiuznoo izd-vo sudostroit.
promyshl., 1958, 318 pe' (MIRA 11:10)
(Boilers, Marine)

BABADZHANY-N. Levon Arakelovich; GOLIMWON. Aleksandr Kellmanovich;
BUZNIK, V.M., dots-ent, kand.takhn.nauk, retsenzent; �_IHJZ[UKQV_,
S.A.. nauchnyy red.-, SHAURZ, Ye.N., red.; KONTOROVICH. A.I.,
f-ekhn.red.
[Testing marine steam boilers] Ispytaniia sudovykh parovykh
kotlov. Leningrad, Goe.soiwnoe izd-vo sudoetroit.promyshl.,
1958.. 322 P. (MIRA 120)
(Boilers, Marine--Testing)

KOVAIRV, Aleksandr Petrovich; NEMIN, N.K., kand.tekhn.nauk, retsenzent;
VMWN, A.G., inzh.-makhanik, retsenzent-,
nauchnyy red.; NIKITINA, R.D.. red.; KONTCROTICH, A.I., tekhn.red,
(Repair of marine engines and mechanisms] Remont sudovykh mashin
i mekhanizmov. Leningrad, Gos.soiuznoe izd-vo sudostroit.pro-
myshl., 1959. 253 P. (MIRA 13:5)
(Marine engineering)
(Ships--Maintenance and repair)

BTXHTEYEV, Pavel Ivanovich; KOORASHOV, Vsevolod Aleksandrovich;
~~-SPD OV_15. ., nnuchnvy red.; SHAURAK, Ye.H., red.; ERASTOVA,
2R-596 45.
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a . . d.
[Marine engine control] Regulirovanie sudovykh anargaticheskikh
ustanovok. Leningrad, Gos.soiusnoe izd-vo sudostroit.promyshlot
1959. 262 p. (MIRA 12:12)
(Marine engines) (Automatic control)

ANDRMY Pavel Alskseyevich; KANAYBV, Andrey Andreyevich; FIDOROVICH,
Yevgeniy Danilovich; SERDYUKOV, S.A., nauchnyy red.; SHAURAK,
Ye.N., red.; MUSTOVA, tbkhii~red.
[Liquid-metal beat-transfer agents in nuclear reactors] Zhidko-
metallicheskie tpplonoziteli isdarnykh reaktorov. Pod obahchei
red. A.A.Kanaeva. Leningrad, Gos.soiuznoe isd-vo sudostroit.
promyshl.. 1959. 383 p. (MIRA 12:7)
(Nuclear reactors), (Liquid metals)
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AMEKSANDROVSKIY, Yuriy Viktorovich; RAZUMOV. Turiv Tasillyevich;
SMMKOV. S..A., nauchayy red.; SHAURAX, U.N., red.;
ERASTOVA, N.V., takhn.red.
[Measurement of heat processes in marine steam power plants]
Teplotekhnicheskie izmereniia v sudovykh parosilovykh usta-
novkakh; spravochnoe posobie. Leningrad, Gos.soiuznoe izd-vo
sudostroit.promyshl., 1960. 355 P. (MIRA 13:7)
(Marine engineering) (Steam power plants)
(Measuring instruments)

VASILOYEV, Vladimir Konstantinovich; SWALOV, Sergey Andreyevich;
nauchnyy red.; SEIALT=, Ys,ff., red.;
KOYTOROVICH, A.I., tekhn.red.
[Thermal analysis of marine steam- and gas- turbine units]
Teplovye raschaty sudovykh parovykh i gazovykh turboagregatov.
Leningrad, Goe.soiuzn*oe izd-vo sudoetroit.promyshi., ig6o.
814 p. (xIRA 14:3)
(Marine turbines)

MATVEYEV, Gavriil Alekseyevich; KAKW, Georgiy Fedorovich; MARSOV, Ni-
kolay Mikhaylovich; YELIZAROV,.Vfdim Sergeyevich; MOISEYEV, A.A.,
prof., doktor tekhn. nauk,, retsenzent; PATRASHEV, A.N.j, zasl. deyatell
nauki i tekhniki RSFSR, prof., doktor tekhn. nauk, retsenzeirt; -4W-
DYUKOV, S.A., nauchnyy red.; VLASOVA, Z.V., red.; SHISHCHKOVA~,
-I-KEE, red,
(Aerodynamics of marine turbine blading) Aorodinamika protocbnoi
chasti. sudovylkh turbin. By G.A.Matveyev i dr. Leningrad Gos.
soiuznoe izd-vo sudostroit. prouyshl. 1961. 362 p. IRMA 14:9)
(Marine turbines-Aerodynamics)

ALEKSEYEV, Grigoriy Forfirlyevich)- MAZOVER, Iosif Semenovich; PAYKINv
Ye.V., inzh., retsenzent; POLYAKOVt V.S.g dotsentv kand.tekbn.
nauk, retsenzent; SERDYUKOV, S.A.s naucbmyy red.5 LUXASHEVICH,
L.A., red.; SHAURAXt YeeRap red*; TSALf R*Kov -,--khn.red.
(Manual for machinery designers and builders; formulas and
calculations] Spravochnik konstruktora-mashinostroitelia)-
formuly i raschety. Leningrady Gos.soiuznoe izd-vo sudostroit.
promyshl., 1961. 447 p. (MIRA 14:6)
(Machinery-Construction)

REEROV, Boris Vasillyevich; KOLOSOV, S.D., inzh., retsenzent; MOISEYEV,
A.A., doktor tekhn.naul-.9 prof., retsenzent; SERDYUKOV; S.A.,
nauchnyy red.; SHAURAK, Ye.N., red.; TM, -red.
(Marine gas turbine plants] Sudovye gazoturbinmye ustanovki.
Leningrad, Sudpro 1 1961. 535 P. (MIRA 15:3)
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Marine gas turbines)

AGAIFFOROV, Vladimir Andreyevich [deceased]; YvR.',.ILOV, Va-lentin
Georgiyevich; PAETOV, Yevgeniy Vasil'.-,evich; VAS-TL'YE-V,
V.K., dok-tor tel:hn. nauk, prof., retsenzent; PTATEELADZE,
S.S., doktor tekhn. nauk,, prof., retsenzent"; S.7wj)YUKOV, S.A.,.
nauchn. red.; SIMIRNOV, Yu.I., red.; CHISTYAKOVA, -R.K., tekhn,
red.
[Marine con-denser plants] Sudovye kondensatsionnye ustanovk-i.
Leningrad, Sudpromgiz, 1963. 489 P. (11IRA 16:12)
(Marine engineering) (Condensers (Stem))

jo,movich; 1,11TROKE11. V-7- tekhv.
RC)ZEIIBE,?,G, GerlrlMl S110 Y u. kaTl~i . ',P khn,-
retsenzent;
'Le
re-'-,enzenTj* TOP khr. rauk, ret!~i5n,7e--t;
V, ka
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SEI YUKOV, S.A.9 nauchn, red.; VASIL iEVA, N."i
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(marine centripetal gas turbines] Sudovye tsentrostremi-
Lellnye gazov- 1,ening-rad. 64.
ye tuniny.
256 F. (MIRAI 18:2)

KAZAKOV, D.,,SERDYUKOV, V., prepodavatell; SEPJ)YUKOVA, G., prepodavatell
Group method of instruction. Prof.-tekh. obr. 22 no.10:
38-39 0 165. (MIRA 18:10)
1. Zamestitell direktora po uchebno-proizvodstvannoy rabote
Novo-troitakogo sel'Bkogo professionalino-tekhnicheskogo
uchilishcha No.2, Stavropollskly kray (for Kazakov).

'!EiWYUKC'V1 , -,T. I
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Fisheries - Accounting
Introducing cost accounting in water transportation shops and automobile parks. Ryb. khoz.,
28, ~,ro. 6, 1952.
Monthl- List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Crtober 1952. Unclassified.

SOV/86-58-9-38/42
AUTHOR: Serdy!~kov, V. G., Capt, Military.Navigator
First Class,
TITLE: Adjustment of PSBN-m Without the Use of Corner Reflec-
tors (Yustirovka PSBN-m bez ugolkovogo otrazhatelya)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik vozdushnogo flota, 1958, Nr 9, pp 87-88
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author describes briefly a method used to adjust
the PSBN-m radar bomb-sight without the use of corner reflec-
tors. One sketch.
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Z! about B8%, the lack of ductility in the =co per has to be considered, and the
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AUTHOR: S,rdyukov V.G. Engineer 130-12-6/24
TITLE: Elimination of Flame Pulsation When Burning Blast-furnace
Gas in Cowper Stoves (Likvidatsiya Dullsatsii fakela, pri
szhiganii domennogo gaza v vozdukhonagrevatelyakh)
PERIODICAL: Metallurg, 1957, No.12, pp. 11 - 13 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: The author describes the failure of the stoves on No.3
furnace at the imeni Voroshilov (imeni Vorozhilov.~) Works to
take their rated ges flow. The furnace is 1 386 m' in useful
volume and is served by three stoves 8.5 m. in diam2ter and 4? m,
high with a semi-circular combustion chamber 4.5 m in section.
and 145 m 3 in volume. Strong pulsations'of the flame prevented
the type L43TM burners beinE~ used at the full firing rates. The
reconstructions by which this bottleneck was eliminated are
described and said to be similar to those reported to have been
carried out at the Tiestfahlenhutte Works in W. Germany.
There are 2 figurem.
ASSOCIATION: Yuvmetallurgavtomatika
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USSR/Chemistry - Acids
Chemistry - Pyrolysis
Sep 1946
"Ti.e Pyrolysis of Acid ("roudron," V. 11. Kisselnikov, V. I. Serdiu]~ov, 6 pp
"Zhur Prik Khim" Vol X--'X, No 9
Technological conditions of a heat treatment of acid goudron and chief quantitative
values for the decomposition ofthe same.
PA 13T27

SF,R.DYUKOV, V.I.
Corroding effect of snowmelt on the cooling system of !D-12 diesels
when used in Antarctica. Inform.biul. Sov.artark.eksp- no.43253-54
163. (~!IRA 17:1)
1. Sed1maya kontinentallnaya ekspeditsiya, nachallnik blektrostAntsii
v Mirnom.

SMDYUKOV, V.M.
Using multilayer films to control the flattening of aerial films
in a plane. Geod.i kart. no.3:36-39 (MIRA 13:6)
(Aerial photogrammetry) (Photography--Films)

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AUTEOR: Serdyukov, V. 11. SOV/6-59-10-8/21
TITLE: On the Orientation of Aerial Surveying on the Topographical
Stereometer Towards Four Points
PERIODICAL: Geodeziya i kartografiya, 1959, Nr 10, pp 29-31 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: At present, the height of air surveying is referred to as the
principal point of the air photograph,.and the base line is
calculated on the scale of the principal point. Since in
joining the air photographs are oriented towards four points,
on a topographical stereometer, the necessary data are missing
at the junction point. Upon suggestion of G. D. Krasheninnikov
(Ref 1, Footnote on p 2.0) air photographb are oriented here
by two approximations. Another method of orienting air photo-
graphs towards four poAnts is applied by the Ukrainskoye
aerogeodezicheskoye predpriyatiye (Ukrainian Aerogeodetical
Organization). It is described in thig-article. The difference
in elevation between the fourth point and the principal point
is defined by formula (1). The elevation of the principal
point is then calculated. This elevation is regarded as initial
elevation. This method has the advantage that in orientation
Card 1/2 the hair of the instrument need%'; not be adjusted to the initial

On the Orientation of Aerial Surveying on the SOV16:-59-10-8121
Topographical Stereometer Towards Four Points
point. Thus, orientation is done more rapidly. In orienting
air photographs towards four points by means of the STD-2
stereometer three approximations are to be used. This is
exemplified here. The method described here was checked by
V. L. Malyshevskiy, head of the brigade which is charged with
stereometric tasks in the aforementioned organization. Here-
from it followed that good reBuLts can b"e obtained by the
method. It increases efficiency and'improves the interpreta-
tion of air photographs. There are 2 figures, 1 table, and
I Soviet r6ference.
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I-SERDYUKGVp V.M.9 inzh.
Instrument for plotting profiles according to aerial photographs.
Transp, Stroi. 11 no.1:43-45 Ja 161. 1 (MIRA 14:1)
Aerial photogrammetry) (Railxoads--Surveying)

S/123/61/000/020/028/035
A004/A1O1
AbTHOR: Serdyukov, V. M.
IMRI Device for profile plotting aocording'to aerial photographs
PERIODICAL- Referativnyy zhurnal, Mashinostroyeniye, no. 20, 1961, 27, abstract
2OZh250'("Transp. str-vo", 1961, no. 1, 43-45)
The author reports on an electronic device, developed at the Kiyev-
skiy inzhenermo-stroitellnyy institut (Kiev Construction Engineering Institute),
for the automatic plotting of a track profile based on aerial photographs. The
device is made in the form of an attachment to the CTA-2 (STD-2) topographic
stereometer. After setting the measuring mark on the initial track point and
orienting the photographs according to the altitude points, the pencil of the
coordinate recorder maps out the profile. The practical accuracy of the device
is of such a kind that the FM error does not exceed + 1.6 m.
B. Yeliseyev
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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L 19173-63 EWT(l)/BDS AMC TF
ACCESSION NR: AR3005012 B/027O/63/ooo/oo6/oo14/O014
SOURCE: RM Geodeziya, Abs. 6
.52-74
AUTHOR: Ser ov, V. M
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TITLE: Tracing with the aid of

CITED SOURCE: Sb. nauchn. tr, Kiyevsk. inzh.-stroit. in-t. vy*p, 17~ 1961,
85-9i
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'TOPIC TAGS: geodetic engineering, stereomodel, sterometry, contouring, stere
meter, STD-2 stereometer
TRANSLATION: The author describes an instrument for the direct tracing of a- -ji
line of given elevation over a stereoscopic model of the terrain. The instru-
ment is an attachment for the STD- tereometer.,o The basic sub-assemblies of
the instrument are a stereometer wi a foot disc, a path pickup, an electronic.
amplifier, a computer, a coordinatograph, and electromechanical converters and a i "5;
parallax hood. During measurements of the stereomodel, the path and elevation
carriages move automatically over the coordinatograph, automatically charting the
cc -1/5.

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L 19173-63
ACCEESSION RR.- AR3005012
course of tbepath. The path carriage is moved by electrical pulses of the path
pickup thro~xgh the electronic amplifier and the electromechanical converter.
The elevation carriage is moved by means of a computer. The path pickup is
-;,rigidly connected with the measurement mark of the parallax hood. During the
,travel of the mark over the stereomodel, bhe measuring roller moves over an serial'
:'photograph, rotating about its horizontal axis and closing (or opening) the
i, contacts of a wheel connected to an electronic amplifier. As a result the path
ph is d1splaced with the aid of an actuating,relay
i,carr~dge of the coordinatogra- A
and an electromechanical converter by a quantity equal to the displacement of the,
mark over the stereomodel. A computer automatically solves the basic altitude
!,equation
4
Ik Ik
b+API
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ACCESSION NR: AR3005012

where h' is the elevation of the terrain along the vertical scale; his the ele-
vation between points of the terrain; fk is the focal length of the camera; H is
the altitude at which the photograph was taken; k = n*c = 10 is the factor of
scale magnification along-the vertical; b is the base of the photograph; A p

se the.-
-the difference in longitudinal parallaxes. Upon rotation of the foot di
i
parallax screw turns and the stereometer mark is displaced along the height. At
-orincipal scale is
the same time this motion is sent'on into the comouter whose
set at an angle of axictan 1/n. This device shifts the elevation carriage
by a quantity h'.
For tracing piwposes the stereomet-er hairs are replaced by marks in the
form of circles with Doints at the center. The system of marks includes ad-
ditional guides linked with corrective devices which shift the marks over the
axis of the abscissas.
To construct the terrain relief, the aerial photographs are oriented
along elevation points, and the mark is set at the initial point; the magnitude
of the base b and angle of inclination of the ruler is set in the computer, I
The measuring mark is guided stereoscopically f
and the path pickup is turned on.

r,the surface of the model along the set path. During this time the-Dencil
ove
Of the coordinatograph traces the relief of the path. The horizontal scale of
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the relief is equal to the scale of the aerial photograph, while the vertical i
10 times larger. The tracing of lines with the aid of the instrument can be
carried out either with a tilted model, or with a horizontal model using circulak,
marks. With large elevations) the tracing is done zonally. The error in the
length of tracing relief due to errors of the path pickup is'given by the empiri-*
cal formula
A) - (0,001 1� 0.2)
The accuracy of the resulting relief marking may be computed from the formula
HY + tg a 5
Tk-
where mA is the error of. p measurement taking into account the errors of
p
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ACCESSION WR: AR3005012
the comp er; h' is the elevation of points over the spatial straight line
put
joining the end-points of the path; CK is the angle of transverse elevation
of the terrain;'r is the distance from tKe main point to the point in the relief.
Experimental work with the instrument showed that for f = 100 mm; H = 1400 m;
and elevations within the limits of the stereopair :t
m, the elevations of
relief points are obtained with a mean-square error on the order of t I M.
G. Levchuk.
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BERDYUKOYp V.M.
Iaelusion of control points located near the initial direction
in., the plans photogra=tric network. Good. i kart. no.2:
13-18 F 161. (MIRA 1/,:9)
(Aerial photogrammetry)

PAWaATIYEV, Yu.N., kand.Lekhn.rjauk; SEN)YUKOV, V.M., kand.tekhn.nauk,
Using a stereo model for location surveying on the STD-2 sterec-
meter by maEms of a stereo plotter. Trudy TSNIIS no.49:104-137
163. (14IRA- 16.9)
4

VIDIffEV, Nikolay Grigorlyevich, doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.;
GRZHIBOVSKIY, Vladislav Pavlovich, dots. Prinyal ucha-
stiye SERDYUKOV, V.M.. kapd. tekhn. nauk, dots.; MASLOV,
A.V.J r6a&.-
[Geodesic projecting of vertical leveling] Geodezicheskoe
proektirovanie vertikaltnoi planirovki. Moskva, Izd-vo
"Nedra," 1964. 250 P. (MIRA 17:5)
I--,

FP24KRAT'YEV, Yu.N.; FUZAINOV, 3.S.;_SF-RDyUKOV, V.M.; VIDUYVEV
N. G., dol'tor rauk, P-O:'., r " ;
ea.
Yu.L., red.
[Engineering photogrametry) Inzhenernaia fotogrEaTmetriia.
Llvov, Izd-vo Llvovskogo univ., 1964., 283 p.
(14IRAL 18:2)

PANKRATIYEV, YU.N., inzh.; SERDYUKOV-,._I!~,,M., i-nzh.
Use of the SD--l stereograph for de3lgning roals. Avt. dnr. 27 no. 3:
15-IL6,I8 Mr 164. (MILRA 1795)

2.2(l) SOV/47-59-2-21/31
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AUTHOR: Serdyukovg
Se dy
seful Advice CPoleznyye sov"ety,
TITLE: seful Advice (Poleznyye sovety) A Device for Demonstrating
the Dependence of the Condition of Vapor on the Volume (Pri-
bor dlya demonstratsii zavisimosti sos"oyaniya para ot ob"-
y8ma)
PERIODICAL: Fizika v shkole, 1959, Nr 2, p 71 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The device consists of a glass tube, 5 to 15 mm in diameter
and 240 to 400 mm long, with a tight piston inside. Four
or five drops of ether or alcohol (depending on the diameter
of the tube) and a little mercury are put into the tube.
The piston is lubricated with glycerin to reduce friction
and placed into the tube. Between the piston and the tube
a wire, 0-5 mm ir. diameter, is put. Air may escape through
the opening thus permitting to put the piston in the proper
place. The wire is then removed, and the tube fastened to
a stand with the closed end upwards. When slowly lowering
the piston, the space occupied by vapor will increase. The
evaporation of the ether begins and soon the entire liquid
Card 1/2 evaporates. On lowering the piston further, the vapor in the

SOVA47-59-2-21131
Useful Advice. A Device for Demonstrating the Dependence of the Condition
of Vapor on the Volume.
tube becomes unsaturable. 71hen pushing the piston back into
the tlubeq a reverse process takes place: the unsaturable
vapors of ether will become saturated and as the volume
gets smaller a part of the vapors turns into liquid. On
the piston there appears a layer of ether. There is 1 diagram.
ASSOCIATION: 2-ya srednyaya shkola, Sukhoy Log, Sverdlovskoy oblast-i
(Secondary School Nr 2, Sul"hoy Log, Sverdlovsk Oblast.-)
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BOGACBEV, N.P-,, veterinarnyy vrach; LOGISHINETS, N.G., vpterinarryy-vrar-h;
' ROV V.P.
ERDY
S
Control of foot-and-mouth disease. Veterinariia 37 no.3;20-21
mr 6o. (NIRA 16.-6)
1. Zaveduyushchly Staro-Kriushanskim veterinarnym uchastkom
Voronezhskoy oblasti.
(Foot-and-mouth disease)

MMYUKOV,
V.S.
Increasing labor productivity on tank farms. Transp. i khran. nefti
i nefteprod. no.7:20-21 164. (MIRA 17:8)
1. Tuapsinskaya perevalochnaya neftebaza.

SIZUSfi- 7, S-P-; SHLTTfGDI, I.G.
GROSSY S.A.; A.S.; ',;~ 1 ~ ':L
Some results of the acceleration -f filling and disch-aarge operationa
on the Tuapse tank .'ar:--. Trap-sp. i ',-hran. nefti i neftegrod. no.9:23-30
164. (ITMA-17:10)
1. Krasnodarskiy polite,:hnicheskiy institut i Tuapsinskaya perevalo--
chna-ya neftebaza.

SERDIYUKOVY V.S..
Controlling the id-le zime of tank ca-rs. Transp. -i ld~an. nefti no.
10:17-19 '63- MR-A 17:9)
1. Tuapsimkaya Ferevalacimaya neftebaza.

14(10) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2276
Prochnost'. tsilindricheskikh obolochek; sbornik statey (Strength of
Cylindrical Shells; Collection of Articles) Moscow, Oborongiz,
1959. -i57 p. Errata slip inserted. 2,400 copies printed.
Ed. (Title page): V.M. Darevskiy, Doctor of Physical and Mathemati-
cal Sciences; Ed.: S.I. Bumshteyn, Engineer; Ed. of Publishing
House: A.P. Starykh; Tech. Ed.: V.I. Oreshkina; Managing Ed.:
A.S. Zaymovskaya, Engineer.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for aircraft jet-engine designers and
production engineers.
COVERAGE: This collection of nine articles covers problems of stat;Lcs
and dynamics of cylindrical shells which arise in the cal7dulation
of stability of jet-engine cases. Results of new theoretical and
experimental investigations are included. No personalities are
mentioned. References follow some of the articles.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword 3
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Strength of Cylindrical Shells (Cont. ) SOV/2276
According to the author the simultaneous action of an axial ten-
sile stress and external pressure has not been thoroughly analyzed.
He considers'a thin, circular, closed shell under torsion. Other
loads produce a momentless stressed state. The expressiorlsof
stresses and deformations are git7en.
Darevskiy, V.M. Stability of Circular Cylindrical Shells Under
Flexure by a Transverse Force Combined With Torsion and Internal
Pressure .72
In this article, the results of the author's former work are
used to simplify the evaluation of the stability of c,-lindrical
shells under the simultaneous action of torsional moments, in-
ternal pressure and transverse rim forces. The author describes
conditions under which the evaluation of the stability of the
shell may be determined by simple formulaz. The above analysis
is applicalbe to the calculation of combustion chambers of jet
engines.
Darevskiy, V.M., and S.N. Kukudzhanov. Stability of Orthotropic
Shells Under Torsion and Normal Pressure 95
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Strength of Cylindrical Shells (Cont.) SOV/2276
blished by Kh.M. Mushtari in his theory of thin shells (1938).
The established formulas provide a method for determining
critical stresses under simultaneous torsion and normal pres-
sure.
Ndkulin, M.V. Influence of Axial Stresses on the Frequency of
Natural Vibrations of Cylindrical Shells 131
The author is concerned with natural vibrations of near-cylin-
drical shells, due to the dynamic action of an unbalanced ro-
tor or to gas-dynamic impulses. In both cases the determina-
tion of natural vibrations of the system is important. The in-
fluence o-f axial stresses on.the vibration frequency is.con-
sidered, generally speaking, as independent of pressure. For-
mulas and graphical representations are given.
Nikulin, M.V. Natural Vibrations of Cylindrical Shells Prestressed
by Torsional Moments 146
This article is a continuation of the preceding article. The
author reduces three differential equations of vibration to
one differentail equation of radial displacement. Thus an
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SERDYUKOV, V. V., Candidate Tech Sci (dies) -- "The stability of reinforced c)ll-
indrical membranes subjected to twisting or bending with the simultaneous
application of an external pressure". Moscow, 1959. 9 VP (Min Higher Fduc USSR,
Moscow Order of Lenin Aviation Inst im Sergo Ordzhonikidze), 150 copies (KL, No
25, 1959, 135)

SERDYUKOV, Yuriy Pavlovich, inzh.; SHPILIBERG, Arnolld Yakovlevich, inzh.
Direct current generator and transistor amplifier stage
with negative feedback. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; elektro-
mekh. 6 no.12:1340--1352 163a (MIRA 17:1)
1. Kharlkovskiy zavod 'Tlektromashinall.

SER.DYUKOVA, A. K.
SerdyukoTa, A. K. - "The functilon of the liver in hr-erbonic nati-!?nts --accord ing
to the data of biochemical investTgat-ons," Sborn-;-k trudov (ToTasl-iy obl.
nauch.-issled. 'n-t fiz. metodov lecheniya i kurortologi'), VoI.VI, 1949
t'. 34-35
SO: u-5?41, 17 December 1953, (Letonis 1zhurnal Inykh Statey, No. 26, 294q).

USSR / Human and Antmal Physiology Wormal and Patho- T
logical). Blood. Blood Pressure. Hypertania
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biologiya, No 21, 1958~ 97530,
Author : Serdyukova, A. K.
Inst :Not given
Title :Influence of Eserine on Carbohydrate Metabolism
by Hypertension and in Experiment on Animals
Orig Pub: Sb. Tr. Tomsk. n.-i. in-t kurortol. i fizioterapii.
Tomskiy med. in-t., 1956 (1957)~ 91 125-131
Abstract: In 14 patients with hypertension under conditions
of double loading with glucose, the sugar curve was
established. After introduction of one milliliter
of eserine, 1:1,000 subcutaneously, decrease of
sugar quantity in blood and an increase in the
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USSR/Hunan and Animal Physiology. Circulation T-5
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol;, No 14, 1958, No 65283
Author : Serdyukova A'K
Inst --'-~~fInstEltute, Tomsk Scientific Resenrch Institute
of Health Resorts and Physiotherapy
Title :An Investigation of Contra-Insular Hormone in the Spinal
Fluid in HypertensiveDisease
Orig Pub :Sb tr. Tomskiy n.-i., in-t kurortol. i fizioterapii. Tomskiy
ned. in-t., 1956, (1957), 9, 133-142
Abstract : After prior examination of the glycenic curves of 34 patients
with hypertensive disease using a dual glucose load, su6ar
and Ca levels were determined and a fucsin.-Lmrauric chloride
reaction performed on the spinal fluid. Following lumbar
puncture a decrease was noted in the blood sugar levall and
glyceni curve, especially in patients with a predominance of
excitation in the cerebral cortex and increased reactivity
(according to plethismographic data). The patients, Bpinai
fluid injected subcutaneously into rabbits produced a prolonged
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49

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 785
-.Baranov, V.I.; Morozova, N.G., Serdyukova, A.S., Chalov, P.I.; and
Shashkin, V.L., Compilers
'Spravochnik po radiometrii dlya geofizikov I geologov (Handbook on
Radiometry for Geophysicists and Geologists) Moscow, Gosgeoltekhiz-
dat, 1957. 198 p. 15,000 copies printed.
Ed.- Baranov, V.I.; Ed. of Publishing House: Koloskova,M.I.; Tech.
Ed.: Gurova, O.A.
PURPOSE: The manual is intended for exploration geophysicists ano
geologists and It may be useful to students interested in the
subject of radioactivity prospecting.
COVERAGE: The manual covers the field of radioactivity detection-and
the equipment and apparatus used in this type of prospecting and it
describes a number of methods for field work. The wanual deals only
witb the natural radioactivity of geochemical elements as they occur
in the earth, Artificial radioactivity is not taken into account.
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